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Bing Expands Its Vocabulary, Picks Up Additional Indian Languages – onmsft.com

Mark Coppock Mark Coppock
November 2, 2015
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Indian Bing users will now have more options for searching in their native languages. As we’ve learned from Microsoft News, Bing now supports a number of Indian languages, greatly expanding the search engine’s attractiveness in that part of the world.
Native speakers can now type in their choice of language, and receive search results and suggestions in similar fashion. Head over here to check it out.

Bing adds new Indian language support.
Bing adds new Indian language support.

Bing continues to make headway in the world, and speaking more languages is an important components. We’ll keep you up to date as Bing continues to become even more multilingual.

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