Note: Languages that require an additional in-app purchase are provided by AbleNet.

Avaz

Vocabulary Templates Available in Alternate Languages:

• Magyar (Hungary)
• French
• English with Sinhalese and Tamil
• Swedish
• Faroese
• Danish

 Add-On Language Packs:

• Vietnamese
• Telugu
• Bengali
• Tamil
• Malayam
• Marathi

Limited Template Support Available with the following Indian Dialects:

• Hindi
• Kannada

**Avaz has a wide range of additional voice options that can be added to the program. However, this would require a native language speaker to help create a vocabulary template.  To listen to voice options, please go to settings > voice > voice > default voices. 

FlexSpeak

Vocabulary Templates Available in Alternate Languages:

• Arabic
• Cantonese (HK)
• Danish
• Farsi
• French
• German
• Hebrew
• Hindi
• Hmong
• Indonesian
• Japanese
• Korean
• Mandarin (CN)
• Mandarin (TW)
• Nepali
• Polish
• Portuguese
• Russian
• Somali
• Spanish
• Vietnamese

Grid for iPad

Vocabulary Templates Available in Alternate Languages:

• Afrikaans (South Africa)
• Arabic (Saudi Arabia)
• Basque (Spain)
• Catalan (Spain)
• Croatian (Croatia)
• Czech (Czechia)
• Danish (Denmark)
• Dutch (Belgium, Netherlands)
• English (Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa, UK, US)
• Finnish (Finland)
• French (Canada, France)
• German (Austria, Germany)
• Greek (Greece)
• Hebrew (Israel)
• Italian (Italy)
• Norwegian (Norway)
• Polish (Poland)
• Portuguese (Portugal)
• Russian (Russia)
• Slovak (Slovakia)
• Slovenian (Slovenia)
• Spanish (Spain, US)
• Swedish (Sweden)
• Ukrainian (Ukraine)
• Welsh (UK)

Weave Chat

Vocabulary Templates Available in Alternate Languages:

• Azerbaijani
• Dutch
• English (UK, Australian)
• German
• Greek
• Icelandic
• Italian
• Macedonian
• Norwegian
• Polish
• Spanish (European, Latin-American)
• Tagalog- Filipino
• Vietnamese

Proloquo2Go

Vocabulary Templates Available in Alternate Languages:

• Dutch (Belgium, Netherlands)
• English (Australian, UK, Canada)
• French (Canada, France)
• Spanish (America, Spain)

Proloquo4Text

• Since this is a text-based option, you will be able to utilize any language offered in the iOS Keyboard
• To add a language, go to device settings-> General-> Keyboard-> Keyboards to add a new iOS keyboard

LAMP – Words for Life

Vocabulary Templates Available in Alternate Languages:

• French
• Spanish

TouchChat HD with WordPower

Vocabulary Templates Available in Alternate Languages:

• Chinese
• French
• Spanish

Additional Purchase for Language Packs:

• Arabic
• Hebrew

GoTalk Now

• Spanish vocabulary is offered within GoTalkNow Espanol on the App Store 
• Potential to program additional vocabulary books using iOS-embedded languages. Please reach out to the Empowerment Team for further support.

TD Snap

Vocabulary Templates Available in Alternate Languages:

• Arabic (Saudi Arabia)
• Chinese
• Czech (Czechia)
• Danish (Denmark)
• Dutch (Netherlands)
• English (Australia, UK, Canada)
• Finnish (Finland)
• French (Canada, France)
• German (Germany, Switzerland)
• Hebrew (Israel)
• Icelandic (Iceland)
• Italian (Italy)
• Japanese (Japan)
• Norwegian (Norway)
• Portuguese (Brazil, Portugal)
• Spanish (Spain, Mexico, US)
• Swedish (Sweden)
• Turkish (Turkish)
• There may be additional page sets with alternate languages that can be downloaded from MyTobiiDynavox. Please ask the Empowerment team so we can assist you further.

CoughDrop

Vocabulary Templates Available in Alternate Languages:

• Arabic
• Japanese
• Polish
• Spanish
• Ukrainian (UK)
• Vietnamese
• In addition to the pre-made boards offered in alternate languages above, CoughDrop also offers a feature where you can translate boards within their app. You can see further directions using this link: https://coughdrop.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/210988526-Using-CoughDrop-with-languages-other-than-English
• It is not guaranteed that CoughDrop will offer the voice associated with the translated board. Please see their link above for further details. It is also important to know that all translations may not be accurate therefore it is best to have the board reviewed by a native speaker of the language.