English is the standard for AI receptionist languages. If a meaningful share of your callers speak another language, tell us during setup — multilingual options can be configured for your market. The goal is simple: every caller gets understood and booked, whatever language they use.
One honest piece of advice: don't guess at this. Look at your last few months of calls. If non-English callers are a real slice of your business, make it a setup requirement — and test it yourself on the live demo before you commit. This kind of market-specific tuning is part of the done-for-you setup, not an add-on you figure out alone.
A caller who can't communicate is a lost job, and in plenty of markets that's a steady stream of jobs. AI receptionist languages should match your call log, not a generic package. Set it up around the customers you actually have, and every one of them gets a smooth call and a booked window.
Call the live demo and have Ava call you now — hear exactly what your customers will hear when they call your shop.