How to Switch Languages on Android

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in the upper right corner of the displayed menu.

• You may have to swipe the screen down with two fingers.

• On a Samsung Galaxy phone, you will scroll down to the bottom of the screen and select General management .

• On the Samsung Galaxy, you tap Language and keyboard .

• On a Samsung Galaxy, you’ll tap On- screen keyboards.

• This will be your default keyboard. If you don’t change the default language for your keyboard, you won’t find it in the keyboard’s menu every time you type.

• For example, if you selected the Samsung keyboard on your Samsung Galaxy, you would tap MANAGE INPUT LANGUAGES.

• You may have to download the language you want to use by tapping Download or
  

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  to the right of that language before setting.