Google's Artificial Intelligence Based Personal Assistant Google Assistant is now available in Hindi. American technology giant Google has now launched it in the Hindi language. That is, you can now ask questions from Google Assistant in Hindi and you will also be given a reply in Hindi.
Before that, there was a problem of AI-based Personal Assistant that in order to use it you had to ask questions in English and the answers were also given in English only. In order to use Google Assistant in Hindi, you will not have to download any app separately, but you will be given an option in the Assistant.
In the Google Assistant, Hindi support is being offered in the version of Android 6.0 and above. To use Google Assistant in Hindi, you have to press the Home button on your Android smartphone long. After this, you have to go to settings and select Language Hindi. Now you can ask questions in Hindi As an example, you can ask who is the prime minister of India or how is the mess of today. You will also get the answer in Hindi.
It is worth mentioning that the Hindi language support for Voice Assistant will also serve to send a message. It means that you can send text messages to anyone by speaking in Hindi. As an example, you can say, 'Send SMS to XYZ'. You can also ask, 'what are the reservoirs here or how long will it take to reach the office'
Interestingly, you can set the alarm by speaking in Hindi. If you have to set an alarm for 7 o'clock in the evening, then you can say to Google Assistant, 'Set an alarm for 7 o'clock'. Just to call such selfies you can say, 'pull my selfie'. Apart from this, all the commands you gave earlier in English can now be given to you in equal proportion to Hindi.
Significantly, Google is constantly trying to reach out to the remote area of India in India. Google recently said in an event organized in Delhi that now six Indian languages have been added to Google Maps Voice Navigation. Apart from this, the company has also introduced the plus code which is very beneficial in terms of India. Not only this, Google has also launched new products by targeting the Indian market and its users, including the bike mode on Google Maps.
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