Changing the default language on your iPhone is a very easy task. If you are not satisfied with your current language preference and want to select some other language for your iPhone, then you can easily do so. Apple offers you to choose from over 30 languages.
In this tutorial, I will lead you through the step-by-step process of changing language on your iPhone.
Follow these Steps to Change the Language on Your iPhone
Follow this step-by-step tutorial to easily change the language on your iPhone. In this example, I turned my default Hungarian language to English. So don’t be frightened if you do not understand everything in the images, the process is the same in every language.
1. Open Settings.
Click on the “Settings” icon on the Home Page of your iPhone.

2. Go to General.
After the Settings page opens up, scroll down to “General” and click on it.

3. Go to Language and Region.
Once General Page opens, scroll down to “Language and Region” and click on it.

4. Choose iPhone Language.
When the Language and Region Page opens then click on “iPhone Language”, and choose your Language of preference. For example, I chose “English”. Drag this language to the top of the list by tapping and holding the three lines at the right.

5. Confirm your Changes.
A small window will appear which will ask you to confirm your changes with “Continue” and click on it. After that, your iPhone will reboot with the new selected language (English in my case).
You will be directed to the Language and Setting Page where you can see your changed language as default.

Now that you have successfully changed your language on your iPhone, let’s move ahead and check how to change the language for Siri.
Change Language for Siri
After you have changed your language preference in the “Settings” of your iPhone, you might also want to change the language for Siri.
I suggest you do so because sometimes Siri will not automatically update with your chosen language. So it is a good idea to manually do it to make sure you have your preferred language.
And a bonus tip, you might also get a specific accent for your language. Siri has a number of languages and accents to choose from.
It is really cool to have our regional language with the same accent as Siri. Check it out and do let us know in the comment section if you found it useful.
Now let’s dive straight into the steps below to change the language for Siri.
1. Go to “Settings”
Click on the “Settings” icon on the Home Page of your iPhone.

2. Select Siri and Search.
Scroll down to “Siri and Search” and click on it. You can find it under “General”.

3. Select Siri Language
Click on “Language” and all the languages will line up available for it. Choose your preferred language. For example, I chose English (US).
Confirm by clicking on “Change Language”. Now you will have your preferred Siri Language. That’s it!

4. Select Siri Voice.
Go back to the Siri & Search Page and click on “Siri Voice”. Choose your preferred accent and gender and continue.
Now you will have your iPhone language, Siri Voice, and accent as per your choice.

Conclusion
In this article, I tried my best to list all the methods and steps on how to change the language on your iPhone. My main focus is to make my tutorials easy to understand and implement for you. I have also included steps to change the Siri language and voice as well. I aim to provide the best available information in the simplest ways.
If you have any queries related to it do let me know in the comment section below.
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