--- title: "Languages — per-language detail · NoaLingua" description: "Per-language detail for the 18 languages with verified coverage: grammar packs, dictionary availability, pack sizes and the documented gaps." url: "https://noalingua.com/languages/" language: "en" modified: "2026-08-17" license: "CC BY 4.0 — https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/" --- Language hub # What NoaLingua does for each language NoaLingua offers 28 languages. Eighteen of them have enough verified coverage and enough language-specific detail to justify a page of their own. The rest are rows in the coverage matrix — because publishing ten near-identical pages would help nobody. [English English The English Wiktionary pack is 475 MB — by far the largest NoaLingua downloads, and more than three times the next biggest. It is the clearest illustration of what local-first actually costs in disk space.](https://noalingua.com/languages/english/)[Español Spanish Spanish has the largest UniMorph dataset of any supported language: 1,196,245 rows, of which 1,048,576 are verb forms.](https://noalingua.com/languages/spanish/)[Français French French UniMorph is verbs only. Measured at 367,732 rows, every one is V, V.PTCP or V.CVB — there is not a single noun or adjective in it.](https://noalingua.com/languages/french/)[Deutsch German German UniMorph is one of the few that is genuinely balanced: 519,143 rows split across nouns (219,104), verbs (198,913) and adjectives (87,503) — so case tables for nouns and adjective endings both resolve.](https://noalingua.com/languages/german/)[Italiano Italian Italian UniMorph is verbs only — 509,574 rows, all V, V.PTCP or V.CVB. Nouns and adjectives come from the Wiktionary pack or not at all.](https://noalingua.com/languages/italian/)[Português Portuguese Portuguese has one of the seven bundled frequency lists.](https://noalingua.com/languages/portuguese/)[Русский Russian Russian has one of the seven bundled frequency lists — the only Cyrillic-script language that does.](https://noalingua.com/languages/russian/)[Nederlands Dutch Dutch UniMorph is unusually small at 2 MB, so grammar tables download almost instantly.](https://noalingua.com/languages/dutch/)[Polski Polish The Polish Wiktionary pack is 72 MB — the fourth largest — against a 7 MB UniMorph pack.](https://noalingua.com/languages/polish/)[Svenska Swedish Swedish is one of six supported languages the punctuation model does not cover, so auto-generated Swedish captions keep whatever punctuation they arrived with.](https://noalingua.com/languages/swedish/)[日本語 Japanese Japanese UniMorph is the smallest of all at 1 MB, while the Wiktionary pack is 45 MB — nearly all the useful grammar detail for Japanese comes from the latter.](https://noalingua.com/languages/japanese/)[中文 Chinese There is no Chinese UniMorph dataset, and that is not a gap — Chinese is an isolating language, so there is genuinely nothing to conjugate or decline.](https://noalingua.com/languages/chinese/)[한국어 Korean Korean UniMorph is 12 MB and the Wiktionary pack 19 MB — an unusually even split.](https://noalingua.com/languages/korean/)[العربية Arabic Arabic UniMorph is 7 MB against a 47 MB Wiktionary pack.](https://noalingua.com/languages/arabic/)[Türkçe Turkish Turkish UniMorph is 32 MB — among the largest — which is what agglutination looks like as a file size: one stem generates a very large number of forms.](https://noalingua.com/languages/turkish/)[Српски Serbian There is no Chrome on-device translation model for English–Serbian. It is unavailable, not merely undownloaded — which is precisely why the extension keeps YouTube’s own caption translation as a fallback.](https://noalingua.com/languages/serbian/)[Hrvatski Croatian Croatian is one of two languages the handbook names as covered by YouTube’s own caption translation.](https://noalingua.com/languages/croatian/)[Čeština Czech Czech is one of six supported languages the punctuation model does not cover.](https://noalingua.com/languages/czech/)[Ελληνικά Greek Greek UniMorph is 11 MB and the Wiktionary pack 23 MB.](https://noalingua.com/languages/greek/)[हिन्दी Hindi Hindi UniMorph is 4 MB and the Wiktionary pack 16 MB — the smallest measured Wiktionary pack of any supported language.](https://noalingua.com/languages/hindi/)[Tiếng Việt Vietnamese Vietnamese has neither a UniMorph nor a kaikki pack. The UniMorph absence is honest rather than a gap — Vietnamese is analytic, so there is nothing to conjugate — but the missing dictionary means definitions come from the online sources only.](https://noalingua.com/languages/vietnamese/)[ไทย Thai Thai has neither a UniMorph nor a kaikki pack — the same shape as Vietnamese, and for the same reason on the grammar side: Thai is analytic.](https://noalingua.com/languages/thai/)[Українська Ukrainian Ukrainian UniMorph is 1 MB — among the smallest — so grammar tables are thinner than the Cyrillic neighbours.](https://noalingua.com/languages/ukrainian/)[Română Romanian Romanian UniMorph is 3 MB and the Wiktionary pack 27 MB.](https://noalingua.com/languages/romanian/)[Magyar Hungarian Hungarian UniMorph is 37 MB — the second largest of any language — which is what heavy agglutination costs in stored forms.](https://noalingua.com/languages/hungarian/)[Suomi Finnish Finnish has no grammar pack, and the reason is mundane: UniMorph publishes Finnish across two files instead of one, and the downloader assumes one. It was left out deliberately rather than shipping half the data silently.](https://noalingua.com/languages/finnish/)[Dansk Danish Danish UniMorph is 1 MB, among the smallest.](https://noalingua.com/languages/danish/)[Norsk Norwegian Norwegian grammar comes from UniMorph’s `nob` dataset — Bokmål, chosen over the much smaller Nynorsk (`nno`). If you are learning Nynorsk, the tables will not match what you read.](https://noalingua.com/languages/norwegian/) The other ten ## Languages without their own page These are fully supported and appear in the coverage matrix with the same verified data as everything else. They do not have a page because we have fewer than three things to say about them that are not already said elsewhere — and padding a page to reach three is exactly how a site turns into a doorway farm. [See the full coverage matrix →](https://noalingua.com/supported-languages/) ## Try NoaLingua on the next video you were going to watch anyway. Free, with every feature. 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