If you’re using an iPhone or iPad, you won’t be able to change the default language in Chrome. Chrome can only display in the language you’re using as your iPhone or iPad’s primary language.
It’s only possible to change Chrome’s default display language on a Windows PC. If you’re using a Mac or Linux, Chrome can only display menus and other information in your system’s default language. However, if you go to a website that’s not in your system’s default language, you’ll always have the option to translate the page.
It’s only possible to change Chrome’s default display language on a Windows PC. If you’re using a Mac or Linux, Chrome can only display menus and other information in your system’s default language. However, if you go to a website that’s not in your system’s default language, you’ll always have the option to translate the page.
You’ll now see a list of installed languages in the right panel. Your current default language displays the text “This language is used to display the Google Chrome UI. "
If you want to use a language that you already see in the list as your default language, just click the three dots next to the language’s name and choose Display Google Chrome in this Language.
You may have to scroll down to find the language that you want to use. Languages are arranged alphabetically.
Changing the default language will not change your spell-check settings. To change spell-check settings, use the switches next to each language under “Spell Check” to enable or disable spell check for individual languages. Some languages, such as “English”, cannot be set as the default language; instead, you’ll have to select the “English (United States)” dialect (or another dialect). [1] X Research source After you set the language, click Relaunch to restart Chrome in the correct language. Once Chrome re-opens, your selected language will be used for things like Chrome’s Settings menu and other built-in menu options.
Changing the default language will not change your spell-check settings. To change spell-check settings, use the switches next to each language under “Spell Check” to enable or disable spell check for individual languages. Some languages, such as “English”, cannot be set as the default language; instead, you’ll have to select the “English (United States)” dialect (or another dialect). [1] X Research source After you set the language, click Relaunch to restart Chrome in the correct language. Once Chrome re-opens, your selected language will be used for things like Chrome’s Settings menu and other built-in menu options.
Changing the default language will not change your spell-check settings. To change spell-check settings, use the switches next to each language under “Spell Check” to enable or disable spell check for individual languages. Some languages, such as “English”, cannot be set as the default language; instead, you’ll have to select the “English (United States)” dialect (or another dialect). [1] X Research source After you set the language, click Relaunch to restart Chrome in the correct language. Once Chrome re-opens, your selected language will be used for things like Chrome’s Settings menu and other built-in menu options.
