What languages does iDBQuery support?
iDBQuery understands questions in many languages, because its language model is multilingual. You can ask in English, Arabic, French, Spanish and more and get an answer back in the same language, and it handles right-to-left scripts such as Arabic, so global teams can query the same data in their own words.
iDBQuery's querying experience is multilingual: the interface for asking questions is natural language, and its language model understands many languages.
- Ask in your language. Pose a question in English, Arabic, French, Spanish and others, and iDBQuery interprets it and answers in the same language.
- Right-to-left support. Scripts like Arabic are handled correctly, so RTL teams get a proper reading experience.
- Same data, many voices. Colleagues across regions can query the exact same connected sources, each in their preferred language, and get consistent cited answers.
This matters for international organisations where the person who needs an answer may not work in English. Rather than forcing everyone onto one language or through a translation step, iDBQuery lets each user ask naturally. For example, a Gulf-based finance manager can ask an Arabic question about revenue while a Paris colleague asks the equivalent in French, and both get the same underlying figures, each cited to source rows. The data itself does not need to be translated — iDBQuery maps the question to the right tables and columns regardless of the language it was asked in. If you have a specific language requirement for your team, it is worth confirming the details for your deployment, but broad multilingual questioning is a core strength.
Updated 2026-06-22