Since Android 13, you can set different languages for individual apps without changing the whole system language. Go to -> System -> Languages & Input . Tap App Languages .
Ensure you have actually "Added" the keyboard in the settings, not just the system language.
: Find your desired language from the list. If prompted to choose a region, select the appropriate one.
: To make the new language your primary one, press and hold the two horizontal lines next to the language and drag it to the top of the list . The system will update instantly. 2. Changing the Keyboard Language
: Open any app where you can type (like Messages or WhatsApp).
: If you use voice-to-text, you may also need to go to Settings > Google > Settings for Google apps > Search, Assistant & Voice to ensure the voice recognition language matches your preference.
: Tap the globe icon next to the space bar to cycle through languages.
Since Android 13, you can set different languages for individual apps without changing the whole system language. Go to -> System -> Languages & Input . Tap App Languages .
Ensure you have actually "Added" the keyboard in the settings, not just the system language.
: Find your desired language from the list. If prompted to choose a region, select the appropriate one.
: To make the new language your primary one, press and hold the two horizontal lines next to the language and drag it to the top of the list . The system will update instantly. 2. Changing the Keyboard Language
: Open any app where you can type (like Messages or WhatsApp).
: If you use voice-to-text, you may also need to go to Settings > Google > Settings for Google apps > Search, Assistant & Voice to ensure the voice recognition language matches your preference.
: Tap the globe icon next to the space bar to cycle through languages.