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How to Change Language on Android Phone
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Changing your Android phone's language can be a simple fix if you need to switch to a new preferred language. Perhaps you bought an international model phone and want to switch from another language to English, or accidentally selected the wrong option during setup. Fortunately, adjusting the system language on an Android device is straightforward. With a few taps, you can select a new language and have your phone display all text and menus in that tongue, making it much easier to use.
Why Change Language on Android Phone?
Changing the language on your Android can be super useful. First off, using a language you actually understand well makes navigating your phone a total breeze. Everything from menus and settings to error messages will be in a language that makes sense to you.
Second, changing the language can uncover new apps for you. Some apps only show up if your phone is set to certain languages, so switching up the language on your Android might reveal a few handy apps you didn't know about previously.
Steps to change system language on Android phone
1. At first open the Settings app.
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2. Next, tap on “General Management” to access settings related to Language.
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3. From there, tap on “Language” to see the list of available languages.
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4. If the language you want isn’t listed, you can add it by tapping on the “+” button.
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5. Once you’ve found the language you want, tap on it to select it.
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6. Finally, tap on the “Set as default” button to make it the default language for your phone.
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How to remove a language from an Android device?
For example, if you no longer need to use it in the Netherlands, you can remove the Netherlands from your phone like this:
Open your phone's Settings app & Under the General Management, look for Language. Here long tap on the language you want to remove for a few seconds until a dialog box pops up. In the dialog box, tap Remove.
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Wrap up
Changing the language on your Android phone is very simple and can seriously upgrade your phone experience. Whether you want to switch to a language you really understand or are looking for new apps, adjusting your Android's system language only takes a few quick moves. And if you decide a language isn't for you anymore, removing it is just as fast and easy. So go for it - experiment with different languages to squeeze every last drop of usefulness from your Android phone.
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