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Supported Languages
View the full list of 49+ languages Limina can identify and redact, including regional varieties, support level, and ISO codes.
Limina features core support for 14 languages and extended support for 39 additional languages. Core languages are differentiated by the amount of training data in Limina’s data corpus and the diversity of contextual dialog in the training set. Core will have the highest accuracy and performance, followed by Extended, followed by Beta.
The complete list of supported languages below details which languages have core support, which have extended or beta support, and which are upcoming additions. New languages are continually being added, please contact us if you require a language not in the list below.
In addition to supporting 50+ languages, Limina offers support for regional language varieties in recognition of the large differences in vocabulary and grammar that can exist in the same language when spoken in different regions. So far, this includes support for varieties of English (US, UK, Canada and Australia), Spanish (Spain and Mexico), French (France and Canada), and Portuguese (Portugal and Brazil). Limina also supports code-switching, or mixing of different languages. This means that, in a phrase such as J’ai payé 76,88RM por ein Haarschnitt da 范玉菲 habang ko ay nasa Україна, multilingual PII is accurately de-identified. The selection of supported regional language varieties is continually being expanded, please let us know if there is a specific request.
Limina’s supported entity types function across each supported language, with multilingual equivalents of different PII (Personally Identifiable Information) entities, PHI (Protected Health Information) entities, and PCI (Payment Card Industry) entities being detected in each language. Our Supported Entity Types page provides a more detailed look at our coverage of language and region-specific entity equivalents. The solution is also sensitive to cross-linguistic differences in how names are structured, how place names are referred to, and how monetary units are described in different languages, among other differences.