MyHeritage Expands to 50 Languages

 

https://blog.myheritage.com/2026/01/myheritage-expands-to-50-languages/

Here is part of the announcement from MyHeritage.com

We’re excited to share that the MyHeritage website is now fully available in 50 languages, following the addition of 9 more languages. This expansion enables millions more people around the world to discover who they are and where they belong, in their native language. It will also lead to more valuable matches and discoveries for MyHeritage users worldwide as more diverse audiences join and build their family trees on the platform.

The addition of new languages is another step forward in our continued commitment to making family history accessible to as many people as possible. This commitment has made MyHeritage the world’s leading international genealogy and DNA testing service.

Here are the new languages just added to MyHeritage:

Albanian

Basque

Bosnian

Georgian

Icelandic

Irish

Luxembourgish

Maltese

Welsh

Personally, I can see languages on this short list that I have done research in in the not-too-distant past. Those include Basque, Irish, Icelandic, and Welsh. 

MyHeritage’s expansion to 50 languages is a major milestone in this evolution. By localizing tools and interfaces into languages from Afrikaans to Vietnamese, the platform invites millions of native speakers worldwide to participate. This is vital because the most critical documents—the "smoking guns" of your family history—are often held by distant cousins in non-English speaking countries.

Here is the full list of the 50 languages currently supported by MyHeritage.