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The good news is that you should find it quick and easy to change language on Amazon, whether on the website or the app. But to help you get started, we’ve put together a handy guide covering all the basics you need to know.
Want to buy from an Amazon seller in a different country, or start selling internationally on Amazon yourself?
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The first thing to check is if you’re on the right Amazon site for your location. Amazon operates in multiple countries worldwide, and has a number of country-specific sites. These include:
If you’re having trouble with the language on the Amazon website, you could be on the wrong country-specific site. You can find and navigate to your local Amazon site here. You’ll need to just check that this is the same website you originally set up your Amazon account on.
It’s pretty straightforward to change the language settings on the Amazon website. Simply follow these steps²:
And that’s it! All Amazon pages should now be displaying in your language.
If you shop using the Amazon mobile app and are having issues with the language, here’s how to change it. Simply follow these few steps³:
One of the great things about Amazon is that it’s international.
However, you’ll need to watch out for currency conversion rates when buying or selling with an international Amazon site.
Wise offers a way around this, and could save you a bundle. Open a Wise Account online and you can also get an international Multi-Currency Card for a one-time fee of just $9¹. You can use this to shop online in lots of different currencies.
Key features include:
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Sources checked on 14-Jan-2023.
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