I second this request. Specifically, for a lot of applications, native-language "good enough" might not suffice (a dental office with English speaking employees

I second this request. Specifically, for a lot of applications, native-language "good enough" might not suffice (a dental office with English speaking employees and predominantly English speaking customers), but between a stilted conversation with a non-native speaker (broken English to English v. slightly incorrect native language to their native language), there might be more tolerance for some of the hiccups that AI has. As in, I might get more information in a poor conversation in a person's native language than us trying to communicate in their poor English.