Language support for document and conversation summarization
Use this article to learn which natural languages are supported by document and conversation summarization.
Text and document summarization
Extractive and abstractive text summarization as well as document summarization support the following languages:
| Language | Language code | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Arabic | ar |
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| Chinese-Simplified | zh-hans |
zh also accepted |
| English | en |
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| French | fr |
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| German | de |
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| Hebrew | he |
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| Italian | it |
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| Japanese | ja |
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| Korean | ko |
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| Polish | pl |
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| Portuguese | pt |
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| Spanish | es |
Conversation summarization
Conversation summarization supports the following languages:
| Language | Language code | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Chinese-Simplified | zh-hans |
zh also accepted |
| English | en |
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| French | fr |
|
| German | de |
|
| Hebrew | he |
|
| Italian | it |
|
| Japanese | ja |
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| Korean | ko |
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| Polish | pl |
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| Portuguese | pt |
|
| Spanish | es |
Custom summarization
Custom summarization supports the following languages:
| Language | Language code | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| English | en |
Next steps
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