Google initially rolled out Gemini Live, its conversational AI voice chat, in just one language: English. Today, the company is expanding the service to a handful of other languages, starting with French, German, Portuguese, Hindi, and Spanish. And while support for these languages does appear to be imminent for a lot of people, the company is still couching promises of other Gemini features with fuzzy “coming weeks” timelines.

Google expects that the languages starting to roll out today will be available to all users “in a couple of weeks.” As for other languages, Google says it will have more than 40 languages over “the coming weeks,” which is harder to pin down. Still, Google’s timeline from announcement to full rollout for Gemini Live has been unusually swift: it was revealed with the Pixel 9 series in mid-August as a subscriber-only feature. Just a month later, the company opened it up as a free feature for all Android users.

Meanwhile, expanded capabilities for the Gemini virtual assistant — the non-voice mode, that is — have been on a slower track.

Earlier this year at I/O, Google announced that Gemini extensions for Calendar, Tasks, and Keep were on the way. The company’s update today reinforces that promise, reminding us that these extensions will allow Gemini to do things like add a bunch of dates from a flyer to your calendar or build a shopping list from a picture of a recipe. Really useful stuff! But when’s it all arriving? “Over the coming weeks.” Sounds familiar.