Language Capability Catalog

Language Support Must Be Verified at Every Layer

Perfect Aptitude can coordinate speech recognition, text translation, and text-to-speech across configured languages. Availability on a live institution depends on the installed pack, plan, institution activation, provider configuration, and operational health.

1. Listed in the catalog

The language appears in the plugin catalog for one or more capabilities. This is a product definition, not proof that the current site can use it.

2. Installed on the site

The required language pack or configuration is present and passes package validation. Installation alone does not activate it for an institution.

3. Active for the institution

The institution has permission, plan entitlement, and an active language selection for the relevant workflow.

4. Functional through a provider

The configured ASR, translation, or TTS provider passes health checks and the real workflow succeeds with the required browser, network, and account permissions.

Selected language catalog examples

The table describes capabilities listed in the plugin catalog. “Listed” does not mean enabled or healthy on this installation.

Language Catalog code ASR Translation TTS
English en Listed Listed Listed
Hindi hi Listed Listed Listed
Bengali bn Listed Listed Not listed
Spanish es Listed Listed Listed
French fr Listed Listed Listed
Arabic ar Listed Listed Listed
German de Listed Listed Listed
Portuguese pt Listed Listed Listed
Japanese ja Listed Listed Listed
Chinese, Simplified zh Not listed Listed Listed

Use the live administration screen as the source of truth

Catalog filters, provider support, package versions, plan rules, and institution settings can change. Before promising a language workflow, verify the installed pack, activation state, provider diagnostics, and a real classroom or content test on the deployed environment.

Plan the Required Language Workflow

Tell us which source languages, target languages, classroom devices, and audio requirements your institution needs so the correct providers and acceptance tests can be scoped.