在Android(Android)上更改语言很容易。只需轻点几下，您就可以使用您想要的任何语言的Android智能手机或平板电脑。本教程说明了如何将Android手机上的语言从英语(English)更改为西班牙语。但是，将界面翻译成您想要的几乎任何语言的步骤都是相同的，包括中文、日语、德语、阿拉伯语(Arabic)或印度(Hindu)语。如果您的手机使用您不懂的语言，我们会详细说明每个设置旁边的图标，以提供您需要的线索。让我们开始吧：
注意：(NOTE:)本指南适用于 Android 10，它是使用诺基亚 5.3(Nokia 5.3)和三星 Galaxy Note20 Ultra 5G(Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra 5G)创建的。如果您不知道自己的Android版本，请阅读如何在智能手机或平板电脑上查看 Android 版本(How to check the Android version on your smartphone or tablet)。尽管您可能会遇到一些小的差异，但取决于您的设备制造商，这些过程在大多数 Android 设备上是相似的。如果您使用的是三星(Samsung)智能手机，则步骤会大不相同，因此请不要错过本指南末尾的专门部分。
如何在您的 Android 上添加您想要的语言
第一步是在您的Android智能手机或平板电脑上打开(open )“设置” 。(Settings)向上滑动(Swipe)或点击某些设备上可用的“所有应用(All apps)”按钮以访问“所有应用(All Apps)”屏幕，然后按下看起来像齿轮的图标。
向下滚动，找到靠近屏幕底部的系统条目，然后点击它。(System)如果您使用的是您不理解的语言，它的图标看起来要么像圆圈内的字母“i”，要么像齿轮。
点击屏幕顶部地球图标旁边的语言和输入条目。(Language & input)
语言和输入显示您的(Languages & input)Android设备的所有与语言相关的设置。访问虚拟键盘(Virtual keyboard)可让您更改 Android 中的键盘语言，(change the keyboard language in Android)如果这是您以后想要做的事情。接下来(Next)，再次按页面上的顶部选项，即Languages（或Language and region）设置，其图标带有字母A。
您现在可以看到安装在您的Android智能手机或平板电脑上的显示语言。列表中的第一个条目是当前用于您的设备和应用程序的Android语言。(Android)要添加新的显示语言，请点击“添加语言("Add a language)”。该选项应列在底部，大加号 ( + ) 旁边。
这显示了您可以在Android设备上使用的所有可用显示语言的列表。如果需要，向下滚动并找到所需的语言。(Scroll)每种语言都是用自己的语言编写的，以便在此步骤中使事情变得更容易。由于西班牙语是美国(United) 第二大语言，(States)我们选择“Espanol (Estados Unidos)”作为本教程。但是，您可以添加任何您想要的语言，从印地语(Hindi)到芬兰语、日语或繁体中文(Chinese)。找到它后，点击您要在Android智能手机或平板电脑上使用的语言。
根据使用它们的不同地区，某些语言有多个版本可用。在按字母顺序排列的所有语言列表中(All languages)查找(Find)并点按您想要的语言，以打开一个屏幕，显示您的Android设备上该语言的可用版本。对于西班牙语，我们有Espana、Estados Unidos和Mexico。点击您想在智能手机或平板电脑上使用的Android语言版本。(Android)
点击您想要的语言（和版本）后，您将返回到语言(Languages)屏幕，您的选择会立即添加到列表中。
您可以重复本节中的步骤以添加任意数量的显示语言。继续阅读以了解如何将新添加的语言用于您的Android界面。
重要提示：(IMPORTANT:)支持的显示语言列表取决于您的Android版本、您使用的特定智能手机（或平板电脑）、其制造商和移动运营商。例如，如果您从当地移动运营商处购买了锁定的智能手机，则其上的固件可能使您可以访问有限的显示语言列表。
如何将Android上的语言更改为另一种语言
您已经添加了您感兴趣的显示语言。但是，默认显示语言仍然是相同的 - 在我们的示例中为English (United States)。要更改当前的Android语言，请点击并按住您要使用的语言，然后将其拖到列表顶部。
执行此操作后，您应该会看到Android界面更改为显示您选择的语言。当您对更改感到满意时，请关闭“设置”(Settings)应用。
如果语言似乎没有发生变化，请重新启动您的Android设备以使更改生效。
如何更改三星(Samsung)设备上的Android语言
如果您要更改三星智能手机或平板电脑的(Samsung)Android语言，步骤会有所不同。打开设置(Settings)应用程序，向下滚动，然后点击常规管理(General management)。它的图标看起来像三个相互重叠的水平滑块，如下所示。
在常规管理(General management)设置中，点击列表中的第一个选项：“语言和输入法("Language and input)”。
接下来，点击Language，列出的第一个选项。
按绿色加号 ( + )旁边的添加语言(Add language)选项。
从列表中查找(Find)并点击您的语言。如果出现提示，您还可以接下来选择您所在地区使用的Android语言版本。(Android)
您可以通过点击左侧的“保持当前(Keep current)”继续使用相同的语言，或者您添加的新语言可以是“设置为默认”("Set as default") -右侧的选项。
提示：(TIP:)如果您的智能手机的语言显示为从右到左，您可以在左侧找到“设为默认值”("Set as default")选项。
如果您想将 Android 上的语言更改为列表中已有的语言，请按您想要的语言。然后，点击底部的应用。(Apply)
提示：(TIP:)点击语言(Language)屏幕右上角的编辑(Edit)，然后使用每个条目右侧的箭头重新排序可用的Android语言。您还可以使用编辑屏幕从(Edit)三星(Samsung)设备上的已安装语言列表中删除条目，您可以在下一节中阅读。
如何在Android上删除显示语言(Android)
如果您不需要在设备上安装特定的Android语言，请在设置完要保留的语言后将其删除。转到语言(Languages)屏幕（显示设备上安装和使用的语言的屏幕），然后点击屏幕右上角的三个垂直点。
注意：(NOTE:)在三星(Samsung)设备上，此部分称为Language，右上角会显示Edit选项。(Edit)点击它，然后跳过下一步。
点击菜单中的唯一选项：删除(Remove)。
三星(Samsung)等品牌的下一步也是如此。Android在每种已安装语言的名称附近显示一个复选框。选中要删除的语言名称旁边的框。请记住，您不能删除所有语言，因为Android必须保留一种语言才能显示您的界面。然后，点击删除(Remove)按钮，其图标看起来像一个垃圾桶。它可以在屏幕的右上角甚至底部找到 - 适用于三星(Samsung)智能手机和平板电脑。
接下来，系统会要求您确认是否要删除选定的语言。点击确定(OK)- 或三星上的删除(Remove)- 就完成了。
该语言会立即从列表中删除。
您在Android上使用什么语言？
更改设备的Android语言会修改从系统菜单到本机应用程序名称的所有内容。但是您知道它还会改变您与Google 助理(Google Assistant)交谈的语言吗？但是，您可以将其改回或让智能助理(Assistant)理解更多语言，如我们的教程如何在 Android 上更改 Google 智能助理语言中(How to change the Google Assistant language on Android)所示。在关闭此页面之前，请告诉我们您当前在Android智能手机或平板电脑上使用的语言是什么？您(Did)是否购买了其他语言的设备？让我们在评论中知道。
How to change the language on your Android phone
It's easy to change language on Android. All it takeѕ is a few taps, and you can use your Android smartphone or tablet in any languagе you want. This tutorial illustrateѕ how to change language оn your Andrоid рhone from Εnglish to Spanish. However, the steps are the same for translating the interface intо almost any language you want, including Chinesе, Japanese, German, Arabic, or Hindu. If your phone is in a language you don't undеrstand, we detail the icons next to eνery setting tо provide the clues you need. Let's get started:
NOTE: This guide applies to Android 10, and it was created using Nokia 5.3 and Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra 5G. If you do not know your Android version, read How to check the Android version on your smartphone or tablet. The procedures are similar on most Android-powered devices, although you might come across some small differences, depending on your device's manufacturer. If you're using a Samsung smartphone, the steps are quite different, so don't miss the dedicated section towards the end of this guide.
How to add your desired language on your Android
The first step is to open Settings on your Android smartphone or tablet. Swipe up or tap the All apps button, available on some devices, to access the All Apps screen and press on the icon that looks like a cogwheel.
Scroll down, find the System entry close to the bottom of the screen, and tap on it. If you're using a language you don't comprehend, its icon looks either like the letter "i" inside a circle, or like a gear.
Tap on the Language & input entry at the top of the screen, next to a globe icon.
Languages & input shows all language-related settings of your Android device. Accessing the Virtual keyboard lets you change the keyboard language in Android if that's something you want to do later on. Next, press the top option on the page again, the Languages (or Language and region) setting, whose icon features the letter A.
You can now see the display language(s) installed on your Android smartphone or tablet. The first entry on the list is the Android language currently used for your device and your apps. To add a new display language, tap "Add a language." The option should be listed at the bottom, next to a large plus (+) sign.
This shows a list of all the available display languages you can use on your Android device. Scroll down, if you need to, and find the desired language. Each language is written in its own language to make things easier during this step. Since Spanish is the second most spoken language in the United States, we chose "Espanol (Estados Unidos)" for this tutorial. However, you can add any language you wish, from Hindi to Finnish, Japanese, or Traditional Chinese. When you find it, tap on the language you want to use on your Android smartphone or tablet.
Some languages have more than one version available, based on the different regions where they are used. Find and tap your desired language in the alphabetical All languages list to open a screen showing the versions available for that language on your Android device. For Spanish, we have Espana, Estados Unidos, and Mexico. Tap on the Android language version you want to use on your smartphone or tablet.
After tapping on the language (and version) you want, you are returned to the Languages screen, where your choice is instantly added to the list.
You can repeat the steps in this section to add as many display languages as you wish. Continue reading to find out how to use the newly added language for the interface of your Android.
IMPORTANT: The list of supported display languages depends on your Android version, the specific smartphone (or tablet) you're using, its manufacturer, and the mobile operator. For instance, if you have a locked smartphone bought from your local mobile operator, the firmware on it might give you access to a limited list of display languages.
How to change the language on Android to another one
You've added the display language(s) that you are interested in. However, the default display language is still the same one - in our case, English (United States). To change the current Android language, tap-and-hold on the one you want to use, and then drag it to the top of the list.
As soon as you do that, you should see the Android interface changing to display your chosen language. When you are satisfied with the change, close the Settings app.
If the language doesn't appear to be changing, restart your Android device for the changes to take effect.
How to change the Android language on your Samsung device
If you're looking to change the Android language of your Samsung smartphone or tablet, the steps are a bit different. Open the Settings app, scroll down, and tap on General management. Its icon looks like three horizontal sliders on top of each other, as seen below.
In the General management settings, tap on the first option in the list: "Language and input."
Next, tap on Language, the first option listed.
Press on the Add language option next to the green plus (+) sign.
Find and tap on your language from the list. If prompted, you also get to select the Android language version used in your region next.
You can continue using the same language by tapping on Keep current - on the left, or the new language you added can be "Set as default" - the option on the right.
TIP: If it appears that your smartphone's language reads from right to left, you can find the "Set as default" option on the left instead.
If you want to change the language on your Android with one that's already on the list, press on the language you want. Then, tap on Apply at the bottom.
TIP: Tap on Edit from the top-right of the Language screen and use the arrows to each entry's right to reorder the Android languages available. You can also use the Edit screen to remove entries from the installed languages list on your Samsung device, as you can read in the next section.
How to remove a display language on Android
If you do not need a particular Android language installed on your device, delete it after you're done setting up the language you want to keep. Go to the Languages screen (the one showing the languages installed and in use on your device), and tap on the three vertical dots in the top-right corner of the screen.
NOTE: On Samsung devices, this section is called Language, and you have the Edit option displayed in the top-right corner. Tap on it and then skip the next step.
Tap on the only option from the menu: Remove.
The next step is the same for Samsung and other brands. Android displays a checkbox near the name of each installed language. Check the box next to the name of the language(s) you want to remove. Keep in mind that you can't remove all the languages, as Android has to keep one to display your interface. Then, tap the Remove button, whose icon looks like a trashcan. It can be found in the top-right corner of the screen or even at the bottom - for Samsung smartphones and tablets.
Next, you are asked to confirm that you want to delete the selected language(s). Tap OK - or Remove on Samsungs, - and you are done.
The language is instantly removed from the list.
What language(s) are you using on your Android?
Changing the Android language of a device modifies everything from system menus to the names of its native apps. But did you know it also changes the language for talking to your Google Assistant? However, you can change it back or have the Assistant understand more languages, as illustrated in our tutorial, How to change the Google Assistant language on Android. Before you close this page, tell us what language are you currently using on your Android smartphone or tablet? Did you buy a device in another language? Let us know in the comments.
