Google search language settings

Google app

1. On your Android phone or tablet, open the Google app .
2. At the top right, tap your Profile picture or initial Settings Language & region. Search language.
3. Tap the language you want to get search results in.

1. Why is my Google search in another language?
2. How do I search a specific language on Google?
3. Why is my Google language Russian?
4. Why did my Google Chrome suddenly change language?
5. How do I stop Google from changing local language?
6. Why is my Google language not English?
7. How do you search websites in different languages?
8. Can Google identify languages?
9. Can Google detect languages?
10. Can Google lens identify languages?

Why is my Google search in another language?

Open Settings > Search settings. Under Region Settings at the bottom of the page, select the region corresponding to the Google domain you're using. Scroll to the bottom of the page and click Save. You may also have to change and save the Language settings.

How do I search a specific language on Google?

Yes, you can restrict Google search results to a specific language by using the "language:" search operator. To do this, simply type the operator followed by the name of the desired language in the search bar (e.g. "language: Spanish"). This will filter the results to those written in the specified language.

Why is my Google language Russian?

Your browser most probably has Russian set as the default language instead of English. In Chrome to change it back to English, you must go to “Settings” which can be found in the dropdown menu marked by 3 dots, at the top right corner of your browser. There, click on languages and delete Russian from that list.

Why did my Google Chrome suddenly change language?

Like most browsers, Chrome automatically selects a language. But it might not always be the right one for you. In some cases, Chrome can also switch language without warning. This occurs primarily after running updates.

How do I stop Google from changing local language?

On Chrome, open Google.com, open the hamburger menu, and click on the Settings option. Now scroll down to the bottom and open the drop-down menu under “Region for Search Results”. By default it is set to “Current Region”, you can change that to any English speaking country like the United States or the United Kingdom.

Why is my Google language not English?

Click the three-dot icon beside your profile icon. In the drop-down menu, select Settings. This option opens a new tab displaying the Chrome settings. In the left sidebar, click Languages.

How do you search websites in different languages?

Putting a URL in Google Translate to translate the entire site. Select the target language from above the text box on the right. Once you click on the link, you should see a fully translated version of the website.

Can Google identify languages?

Google Translate

To use it, copy some text in the unknown language and head to Google Translate. Paste your text in the box on the left. As soon as you do, it should detect the language of the pasted text, showing [Language] — Detected above, and translate it to English for you.

Can Google detect languages?

By default, the Assistant automatically detects the language being spoken and translates it into your preferred language. That should work smoothly most of the time.

Can Google lens identify languages?

Lens can translate text into all Google Translate languages.