16 languages. 22 scripts. One inbox.
16 refers to non-English languages DataMail supports. English is the baseline default and isn't counted separately in DataMail's own published figure. 22 scripts is DataMail's own stated figure (some languages are addressable in more than one script); we cite it as published rather than itemizing an unverified breakdown. Pick your language below. Every one already has a real, deliverable support address to prove it, not just a translated interface.
The most widely spoken language in India and an official language of the Union government.
The official language of Gujarat, spoken by tens of millions across western India and a large global diaspora.
One of the world's oldest continuously used languages, official in Tamil Nadu, Sri Lanka and Singapore.
The official language of Maharashtra, home to over 80 million native speakers.
Spoken across Punjab on both sides of the India–Pakistan border, written here in the Gurmukhi script.
The official language of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, among the most-spoken languages in India.
Written right-to-left, and an official language in several Indian states as well as Pakistan.
One of the most-spoken languages in South Asia, official in West Bengal and the national language of Bangladesh.
The official language of Karnataka, added to DataMail in 2020.
One of the world's major international languages, extending DataMail beyond Indian scripts.
Spoken by well over a billion people worldwide.
Written right-to-left, official across the Middle East and North Africa.
The official language of Sri Lanka.
The official language of Thailand, with its own distinct script and tonal system.
Written in Hangul, one of the few scripts with a documented, deliberate design origin.
Written using a mix of Kanji characters and the Hiragana and Katakana syllabaries.
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