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As a tech company, Samsung is one of the most sought-after TV brands. With their high-quality TVs and sleek design, they are a popular choice in American households.

One thing that sets them apart from other brands is that they allow you to customize anything you want, from colors down to the typeface used on-screen text.
And the best part? You can change the language used on the on-screen menu from the default language to any other language you’re comfortable with. For example, you can switch over from English to German if your German friends come visiting.
Whether your default setting was changed by accident or because of a remote battle with your kids, you can easily change the language and lock in the text you understand.
In this article, we’ll walk you through the steps to change the language on your Samsung TV.
How to Change the Language on a Samsung TV
Whether your new Samsung TV came in a language that you don’t speak, or your kids pushed buttons and inadvertently messed things up, don’t fret. You can easily change your Samsung TV’s language and navigate the menus with ease.
That said, the method used depends on the model of your TV.
Let’s see the steps you need for various models.
2017 Models and Later
Here’s how to change the language on your TV’s menu if you’ve got a model produced in 2017 or later:
2016 Models
For models produced in 2016 (K range), here’s how to change the menu language:
2015 Models
If your TV belongs in either the L or the J range, here’s how you can change the menu language:
2014 Models and Earlier
If you’ve got an older Samsung TV produced in 2014 or earlier (H or HU range), this is how you adjust the menu language:
If you’re not sure what model your TV is, you can find it by looking at the back of your TV. Alternatively, you can find it in your TV’s settings menu. To do so:
Change Language Greyed Out on Samsung TV
Sometimes when you attempt to change the language on Samsung TVs, the language setting may be greyed out, making it impossible to switch to a new language. This is a relatively common issue, especially with the older models.
If you find yourself in this situation, you’ve got two options. First, try to close all applications running in the background. That’s because some applications are known to block some menus temporarily.
If that doesn’t work, a factory reset could solve the problem.
How To Change the Keyboard Language
Samsung smart TVs come with keyboard support to help you control your set from the comfort of your couch. With it, you can adjust volume, picture resolution, search for apps, and even switch off your TV. You can also use it to browse the web or post updates on your social media handles.
But to do any of these things, your keyboard settings need to be in a language you’re comfortable with because each language comes with its own keyboard layout.
With your TV keyboard language set to English, for example, you can’t type umlauted vowels (ä, ö, ü) heavily used in the German language. Your Samsung keyboard language needs to be set to “German” to use them.
Here’s how to change the language on your Samsung smart TV keyboard:
How To Change the Language in Netflix on a Samsung TV
Samsung’s integration with Netflix means you don’t need a PC or mobile device to stream your favorite shows or movies. However, changing your TV’s language through the settings section only changes the text used in your TV’s menus. It doesn’t change the language used on the Netflix app.
To change the text used on the Netflix app, you have to open the app itself and tweak its language settings.
Here’s how to go about it:
How To Change the Language in YouTube on a Samsung TV
A Samsung smart TV works pretty much like a computer because you can stream movies and music from YouTube. But as with Netflix, you can’t change the text used on YouTube just by tweaking your TV’s settings. You can only do so from within the YouTube app.
Here are the steps:
Navigate All Menus Like a Pro
If your TV’s settings menu is displayed in a language you don’t recognize, don’t fret. You can switch over to your preferred language in just a few steps. This will allow you to tweak other settings on your TV and lock in a more enjoyable experience.
The good thing about Samsung TVs is that no matter the language in use, the order of items that make up the menu doesn’t change. For example, suppose “System Manager” appears as the first option under the “Settings” menu when you’ve set English as your default language. In that case, it will still be the first option under that menu when using German as your default language.
This means that even if you change the menu language by mistake, you can comfortably navigate through the menus and switch back to the language you want.
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