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How to change the language of one app on a Samsung Galaxy

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Updated 24 October 2026 · Checked October 2026

Devices: Samsung Galaxy A57 5G (One UI 8.5, Android 16) and Samsung Galaxy A57 (One UI 9, Android 17 (build A576BXXU6BZIE))

Publisher: Saadat Rafiq

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howtosimply.com/guides/how-to-change-the-language-of-one-app-on-a-samsung-galaxy/ · Checked October 2026 · Samsung Galaxy A57 5G (One UI 8.5, Android 16) and Samsung Galaxy A57 (One UI 9, Android 17 (build A576BXXU6BZIE))

In this guide
  1. Open App languages
  2. Choose the app
  3. Pick a language
  4. Check what changed
  5. Or search all languages
  6. If you do not see this option
  7. If this does not work
  8. Good to know
  9. Sources
Quick answer

Open Settings, General management, App languages, tap the app and choose a language. Only apps that support their own language choice are listed. The rest of the phone stays in its current language.

5 of 5 steps with real screenshots · 1 official source below

Device
Android
Shown on
Samsung Galaxy A57 5G (SM-A576B), One UI 8.5, Android 16, Samsung Galaxy A57 (SM-A576B), One UI 9, Android 17 (build A576BXXU6BZIE)
App
Settings
Path
Settings › General management › App languages
Real screenshots
5 of 5 steps
Our phone
Shown on Galaxy A57, One UI 8.5
Checked
October 2026
Sources
1 official, linked below

Step by step

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Steps
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  1. Android screenshot: Open App languages

    Open App languages

    Open Settings, General management and tap App languages.

  2. Android screenshot: Choose the app

    Choose the app

    Only apps that support language selection are shown. We blurred two of our apps and tapped Chrome, which uses System default.

  3. Android screenshot: Pick a language

    Pick a language

    Suggested languages are at the top; our list offers Deutsch (Deutschland), English (Germany) and Español. System default follows the phone.

  4. Android screenshot: Check what changed

    Check what changed

    App languages then lists the app with its new language: ours showed Chrome, Deutsch (Deutschland). Chrome's own menus stayed in English on our phone, even after a restart: Chrome downloads the language from the Play Store, and our phone was signed out of Play.

  5. Android screenshot: Or search all languages

    Or search all languages

    Below Suggested, All languages lists every language the app supports.

If you do not see this option

  • Your app is not in the list Google says only apps whose developers opt in to this feature are listed. Some apps let you change the language only inside the app or its account settings. Source: Change app language on your Android phone
  • A language is missing from the app's list Google says All languages shows the languages that app supports. Update the app to get its latest list. Source: Change app language on your Android phone

If this does not work

About this guide

You can run one app in German and keep the rest of the phone in English, or the other way round. Handy for practising a language, or for an app that translates badly. We set Chrome to Deutsch for one picture and back to System default.

Step 4 is from the same phone after its One UI 9 update (Android 17).

Good to know

Some apps also have a language option in their own settings, which overrides this.

In short: Settings, General management, App languages, the app, a language.

Sources

Links checked in October 2026. Menus and features can change after software updates. These steps match the version named at the top.

📷 See real photos from the Galaxy A57 in our Camera Lab, next to 10 other phones.

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