It’s no secret that as our connections spread
across the globe and our work moves across geographical lines, learning
to work with different languages and translation tools becomes
increasingly important. As a worldwide company, Microsoft has been
working with language needs for a while, but they haven’t been able to
make the task simple for users. In Windows 8, you can use a simplified
process to find and choose the language you want Windows 8 to display.
>>>step-by-step
1. In the PC Settings window, tap or click General.
2. Scroll down to the Language area.
3. Tap or click the link Go to Language in Control Panel. The Language dialog box appears.
4. To add a new language, tap or click Add a Language at the top of the dialog box.
5. In the Add Languages dialog box, scroll down to the language you want to add.
6. Tap or click the language.
7. Tap or click Open.
8. If prompted, choose the dialect you need.
9. Click Add. Windows 8 adds the new language to your languages list.
Setting Your Primary Language
By
default, Windows 8 assigns the language at the top of the list in the
Language dialog box as your primary language. If you want to change
this, you can change the order of languages displayed by selecting the
language and choosing either Move Up or Move Down in the command bar
above the language list.
