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Trying the new outlook.
working normally in English and Hebrew, but in this new version, the grammar work only on one languages... cannot find a way to enable 2 languages in grammar.
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I have the same problem. It works OK in the web version of Outlook, but not in the desktop version. Other office applications like Word work perfectly, but in the "New Outlook" I only have spell checking+grammar in one language... :-(
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Unfortunely at the moment you need to change the language of the grammar work from the Editor; the process is manual and long.
There should be a way to set 2/3 favorite languages and allow the editor to automatically understand which language are you writing in.