Flint can now listen and speak in 50+ languages, enabling teachers to create personalized speaking assignments for students!
When creating a chat assignment, teachers can specify a primary and secondary language for a conversation.
Additionally, teachers can specify whether students should engage with the AI by writing, speaking, or both. Similarly, the teacher can also specify whether the AI should write to the student, speak to the student, or both.
Full list of supported languages (click to expand)
- Afrikaans (South Africa)
- Arabic (Pseudo-Accents)
- Bangla (India)
- Basque (Spain)
- Bulgarian (Bulgaria)
- Cantonese (Hong Kong)
- Catalan (Spain)
- Chinese (China)
- Chinese (Taiwan)
- Czech (Czechia)
- Danish (Denmark)
- Dutch (Belgium)
- Dutch (Netherlands)
- English (Australia)
- English (India)
- English (United Kingdom)
- English (United States)
- Filipino (Philippines)
- Finnish (Finland)
- French (Canada)
- French (France)
- Galician (Spain)
- German (Germany)
- Greek (Greece)
- Gujarati (India)
- Hebrew (Israel)
- Hindi (India)
- Hungarian (Hungary)
- Icelandic (Iceland)
- Indonesian (Indonesia)
- Italian (Italy)
- Japanese (Japan)
- Kannada (India)
- Korean (South Korea)
- Latin
- Latvian (Latvia)
- Lithuanian (Lithuania)
- Malay (Malaysia)
- Malayalam (India)
- Marathi (India)
- Norwegian Bokmål (Norway)
- Polish (Poland)
- Portuguese (Brazil)
- Portuguese (Portugal)
- Punjabi (India)
- Romanian (Romania)
- Russian (Russia)
- Serbian (Serbia)
- Slovak (Slovakia)
- Spanish (Spain)
- Spanish (United States)
- Swedish (Sweden)
- Tamil (India)
- Telugu (India)
- Thai (Thailand)
- Turkish (Türkiye)
- Ukrainian (Ukraine)
- Vietnamese (Vietnam)