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Two languages have been added to the already large list of languages supported by Xurrent’s Auto Translation feature. People who prefer to communicate in Portugal Portuguese or Irish in Xurrent can now read and write notes in that language, even if other users do not speak it.
Brazilian Portuguese was already supported by Auto Translate, but users who speak Português de Portugal (Portugal Portuguese) will immediately notice the little differences between those languages. And although most people in Ireland speak English, Gaeilge (Irish or Gaelic) is still the first language for a small part of the population.

From the ‘Translations’ section of the Settings console, support organizations can translate all translatable phrases into these new language options. The auto-translation functionality will assist the translator by suggesting a translation for each phrase.

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