One of Google's missions is to bring the ability of web search to all the corners of globe and this includes supporting as many languages as possible.
To show they are true to their word, Google has once increased the amount of language support (sorry, no Klingon or Hacker-types this time out), bringing the total amount of languages supported up to 116. According to Google's search blog, the newly added languages include:
Cambodian
Corsican
Kazakh
Lingala
Pashto
Quechua
Shona
Tajik
Tatar
Tonga
Yoruba
Google was adapted to these languages by volunteer translators, who Google thanks profusely. If Google doesn't support a language you would like to see, Google invites you to volunteer your services via the Google in Your Language program.
Chris Richardson is a search engine writer and editor for WebProNews. Visit WebProNews for the latest search news.
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