P: Unsupported Language notification on English words

Problem: The filter's current settings prevent valid mentions of Chinese art styles, locations, and cultural references. Removing the term "Chinese" makes the prompt work normally, but this restriction seems excessive and hinders creative expression.

Proposed Solution: Adjust the content filtering rules to allow cultural and geographical references where appropriate, ensuring that creativity and context are not stifled. This adjustment would allow for more accurate and respectful representations of diverse cultures and locations.

this is also "unsupported language":

flowers and butterflies, intricate details, impasto, outsider art, folk art

I tried to generate an image and it said that english isn't a supported language

I tried to generate images in the style of Schiele and Escher and I got the same message.

Ai Art generator don't recognize word ,,young'' and trigger error.
This is my promp: photography of young viking, wild planet, dark realistic photo, stunning light, walheim

Merging all similar threads here so the team can access all requests on this issue

Last update (as I got results now): 

The culprit was "haute couture". Sorry to have the impression it knew the phrase, which widely used as a fixed term. I'll have to keep in mind that it's still training. "Go-go gadget teacher!" :))

Update: 

Nope. It was not "Faberge", because I omitted it form the prompt and I'm still getting the message. I'll change the way I insert the prompt. 

Another one from me:

OK, I know that kind of "makaroni" prompts is not the best for an ai image generator, but I just keep wondering if it was the word "Easter" or "Faberge" that bewidered it...I tend to believe it was "Faberge"...*rubs chin thoughtfully* 

Adding that my "Unsupported Language" with "haworthia fasciata" error happened doing Text Effect, it worked on Text to Picture.

Some Latin plant or animal species names are not recognised as English, eg "haworthia fasciata" (a kind of zebra plant), with lots of stock photography available.

Some look very weird or wrong, eg "microcebus murinus" which is a v. cute mouse lemur also available on the Adobe stock site.