Are there any limitations when using Alexa in different languages on Fitbit Versa 4

1. Language Support: Alexa on Fitbit devices, including the Versa 4, supports a limited number of languages. Currently, Alexa commands are available in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, and Japanese[1][7]. This means that if you prefer a language outside of these options, you might not be able to use Alexa effectively.

2. Country Availability: Alexa is not available in all countries. Its availability can vary significantly depending on your location, which might limit your ability to use Alexa even if your preferred language is supported[5][7].

3. Skill Limitations: While Alexa can perform various tasks like setting timers, alarms, and checking the weather, not all Alexa skills are compatible with Fitbit devices. This is because some skills require visual feedback that Fitbit watches cannot provide[6]. To access additional skills, you need to enable them through the Amazon Alexa app on your phone[1].

4. Setup and Connection Requirements: To use Alexa on your Fitbit Versa 4, you must have an Amazon account and ensure that the Fitbit app is running in the background on your phone. This is necessary for Alexa to function properly[1][3].

5. Voice Activation: On Fitbit devices, you don't need to say "Alexa" before making a request once the Alexa app is open. However, you must first activate Alexa using a button shortcut or by navigating to the Alexa app on your watch[6][7].

6. Language Change: If you want to change the language Alexa recognizes, you can do so through the Fitbit app by tapping on your device's tile, selecting Amazon Alexa, and choosing a new language from the available options[3][7].

Overall, while Alexa on the Fitbit Versa 4 offers useful voice assistant features, its functionality is constrained by language and country availability, as well as the limitations of the skills it can support.