Yes, any language can be leveraged within the AI version of Jaaxy. Also, you are getting a lot more keywords per search, a lot better keywords, and greater insights into each keyword! Glad you are enjoying it and seeing the real benefits of it.

jaxxy is agree tool. I am glad you are able to find the KW in your own language. At least I don't have to worry about it. I still have to use Jaxxy to its full potential.

You are brilliant, i must admit I have not yet checked this out.But having said that, I think I will stick to English.My family, although their English is more terrible than mine always perform searches in English, it`s only when the English gets complicated do they turn to German. Same here, the only time I will check for anything in German is only when im looking for something I know is only local like restaurants, doctors otherwise it`s always English.
But good to know

That's great news, Farid! Thank you for sharing.

Yes, there are definitely shared roots. When I was in the Netherlands, I found it quite amusing. My first language is German - I come from Austria - and I now live in England and speak fluent English, and when I was in the Netherlands I could often understand Dutch although I don't know any Dutch. It seemed to me to have enough of German and English in it that I could just about understand what it was saying, especially when it was written down.

Thanks for sharing!
Isabella

That’s such a great point—and I can hear the genuine delight in that first line 😊
Being able to research keywords in your own language makes a huge difference, especially for accuracy and nuance.
I also love your light-hearted take on JAAXY trying to “Anglicize” perfectly good Dutch words. That little observation shows experience and awareness—tools are powerful, but they still need a human eye. Blaming shared linguistic roots feels both fair and charming.