Hi folks,
I’m very impressed by and enjoyed Garuda Linux which I’ve installed some time ago. It’s really well-designed system and easy to work with!
One thing bothers me unfortunately:
Install LanguageTool (Basic) in your browser via App store and visit the website.
It should say I am Polish
@Sunda-Spirit
Thanks for the reply. 
What I meant was just a system spell-checker (in Garuda itself) what is surprisingly empty by default. Of course I know there plenty of language-addons for the browsers, etc.
“I am a Pole” is a correct expression in the context of nationality. It means that someone is a Pole or a Polish woman. But your suggestion could be right as well. So both I guess.
It sounds as if Hunspell is what you want. Pick your flavor.
https://archlinux.org/packages/?sort=&q=hunspell&maintainer=&flagged=
Thanks for the tip. Hunspell is also interesting for me.
I always install, just 'cause the setting looks lonely without it. 
I’m American, speak English, so I install hunspell & hunspell-en_us.
I installed -en_gb, -de and -nl.
-id, which I use quite often, is available here: https://webspellchecker.com/de/supported-languages/
Just use pacseek for the language files
Hey, thanks. I tested it by installing in terminal (“yay -S hunspell-pl”). But there is still an empty space in sys-settings (as you can see on screenshot here). 
No matter what I try to set English or Polish, I can see this warning: "no backend found for spell checking". 
I don’t know what to do next…
Also install hunspell
sudo pacman -S hunspell
Yeah! That was it. Thanks a lot, now it works!!! 
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