Amazon offers its services in 75 languages across more than 50 countries worldwide. But if you access Amazon from the United States,Rolls Royce Baby you'll see just two language options: English or Spanish. There's an easy way to access the dozens of other languages Amazon supports, a trick that can be helpful if you live in a bilingual household or if you share your account with family members who might be more comfortable with a different language.
In order to change your language on Amazon, you may have to change the region as well. If I want to access Amazon in Hindi, for instance, I'd have to change my shopping region to India, where Hindi, Bengali, and Tamil are among the offered language choices. The trick here is to choose a region where the language of your choice is commonly spoken. Also, sellers, currency, and product offerings may vary depending upon the chosen region. Amazon will continue to show products that are available to ship in the United States so long as you do not also change your account's address.
SEE ALSO: Everything you need to know about Amazon Prime Day 2023: Dates, invite-only deals, and the competitionThe process is relatively simple, but slightly different on Amazon's app and website, which you'll need to do separately.
Step 1: Click on the three horizontal bars at the bottom of the app. They'll be visible when you open the app on your iOS or Android phone.
Step 2: Clicking on the bars will open a new section of the app where all you need to do is scroll down until you see the Settings option at the bottom of the page. Select Settings and then select Country and Language.
Step 3: The next page that opens will allow you to change your region. Specific languages are region restricted, and you'll only be able to pick a language that is commonly spoken in your region of choice.
Step 4: Once you choose, click Done, and your language will be updated.
Step 1: Amazon's website looks slightly different depending on your original region, but the whole process is fairly similar in all countries. Go to the right of the search bar, and you'll most likely see your country's flag (if you don't see a flag — not all regional homepages display one at the top of the page — scroll to the bottom of the home page, where you should see a list of available regions). When you click on the arrow next to the flag, a drop-down menu will appear where you can view all the languages available in your region.
Step 2: If you see the language you'd like to use in your current region, click on the language you prefer, and the website will instantly be updated.
Step 3: If you want to see other languages, click Change country/region. When you select this option, a drop-down menu will appear with a list of regions to choose from. Just click on the desired region to change your language.
Step 4: If you need to revert to the language you started with, repeat the whole process.
Topics Amazon
Amazon Spring Sale 2025: Best Apple AirPods 4 deal
Best cordless vacuum deal: The Shark Detect Pro is under $350 at Amazon
Best mesh router deal: A 3
EPA devotes money to buyouts while adding bodyguards for controversial new leader
The EPA axed its climate change websites, but NASA's are still intact
Lenovo's transparent laptop concept is something else
NASA nixes plan to put astronauts on the 1st mission of its mega
Google Maps search not working: Why it says 'no results found'
Best portable power station deal: Save 44% on the Jackery Explorer 100 v2
The surprising place life on Earth could have started 3.5 billion years ago
Sony PULSE Elite PS5 headset open
Best unlocked cell phone deal: Get the Google Pixel 7a for under $375 at Amazon
Echo Buds deal: Echo Buds 20% off at Amazon
Tesla Model Y refresh might not be happening this year
Android Performance Tips and Tweaks
Where to buy Beyoncé's pink kitty headphones
Uber, Lyft, and DoorDash set Valentine's Day strike: What you need to know
India's rural solar revolution hasn't delivered on its promise
The State of PC Gaming in 2016
This big city in the South wants to use 100% clean energy by 2035
Emma Watson honored female heroes by leaving feminist books at their memorialsElon Musk reveals more details about Tesla's electric ATVSnap unveils Gucci'Jagged Little Pill' on Broadway has a lot to say: ReviewA janitor took photos of migrants' objects trashed by Border PatrolNASA satellite image shows a cyclone spinning off the U.S. West CoastEmma Watson's book fairies are hiding feminist books all over the worldHow the horrorApple reportedly set to 'cancel' the iPhone's lightning port in 2021A 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' scene will debut in 'Fortnite'Pantone's 2020 Color of the Year carries more than one messageApple reportedly set to 'cancel' the iPhone's lightning port in 2021Malware, crypto scams, and boner pills: Facebook's had enoughThe internet reacts to Elon Musk's trial win by calling him 'pedo guy'‘Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance’ is a true adventure, not a rideEating the $120K Art Basel banana didn't destroy the art, because artHow the horrorTerrifying videos capture the moment New Zealand's Whakaari volcano erupted15 essential browser extensions you need to go onlineInfluencer decides violent hijacking best way to elevate online brand Richard Ford Will Receive Our 2020 Hadada Award by The Paris Review A Bluebeard of Wives by Sabrina Orah Mark The Hypnotic Threat of Apichatpong’s “Tropical Malady” by Tash Aw Emeric Pressburger’s Lost Nazi Novel by Lucy Scholes Redux: Lies That Have Hardened by The Paris Review Redux: A Cold, Wet November Morning by The Paris Review John Ashbery’s Reading Voice by Marit MacArthur Staff Picks: Monsters, Monkeys, and Maladies by The Paris Review Redux: Volume and Color by The Paris Review Artworks in the Room Where I Write by Diane Williams Our Nightmare Future by Jason Novak Welcome to Season 2 of The Paris Review Podcast by The Paris Review Harold Bloom’s Immortality by Lucas Zwirner Spooky Staff Picks by The Paris Review The One Book Margaret Atwood Recommends to Every Writer Portrait of Our White Mother Sitting at a Chinese Men’s Table by Jennifer Tseng Giorgio de Chirico’s Italian Poetry by Stefania Heim Rigorous Grace: A Conversation Between Leslie Jamison and Kaveh Akbar by Kaveh Akbar Eye of the Beholder by Alice Mattison Books Won’t Die by Leah Price
2.4364s , 8226.4765625 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【Rolls Royce Baby】,Warmth Information Network