How can I change from German to English?

To change the language on an Onn tablet, you can follow these steps:

1. Go to the "Settings" app on the tablet.
2. Scroll down and tap "System."
3. Tap "Languages & input."
4. Tap "Languages."
5. Select "English" from the list of available languages.
6. Restart the tablet for the changes to take effect.

Here are some common German words you may encounter while changing the language on your grandson's Onn tablet:

• Einstellungen: Settings
• System: System
• Sprachen & Eingabe: Languages & input
• Sprachen: Languages

try going to settings, then keyboard and language, then top spot should be language and change it to English

Just tell it to:
Hit the small microphone and say: change tabblet setting to English language please. Let me know

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Go into the menu area and look for a "language" area. Hopefully you can change language there.

its in the settings tab

To modify the language on the Fire HD2 and Fire HDX:

Step 1

Swipe down from the top of the display screen and then tap Settings

Step 2

Tap on the 5th object from the top Device

Step 3

Tap on the 4th object from the top Language

Step 4

Tap on the 3rd object from the top English - United States

To modify the language on the Fire HD2 and Fire HDX:

Step 1

Swipe down from the top of the display screen and then tap Settings

Step 2

Tap on the 5th object from the top Device

Step 3

Tap on the 4th object from the top Language

Step 4

Tap on the 3rd object from the top English - United States

To change your language go to:

Settings > Languages & input > Language > Select the one you want.

If the tablet is in another language and you cannot read any of the labels, please follow the instructions below:

Get into settings. The icon looks like three bars with small ovals intersecting them. From here, you should see a list of icons on the left side of the screen, followed by text (which may be incomprehensible). Look for the Languages & input icon which looks like an A in a white box. From the following menu, choose the very top option. It doesn't matter if you can understand the text or not - it says "language." The following menu should show a list of languages, each as it's described in that country. For instance, English is written as "English," but German is "Deutsch." In other words, it should be very easy to find the language you understand - just look for it from the list of options and it should be immediately legible. Once you tap your language option, the system language should change and you should be able to understand the rest of the system menus.

Support Troubleshooting Guide

To change your language go to:

Settings > Languages & input > Language > Select the one you want.

If the tablet is in another language and you cannot read any of the labels, please follow the instructions below:

Get into settings. The icon looks like three bars with small ovals intersecting them. From here, you should see a list of icons on the left side of the screen, followed by text (which may be incomprehensible). Look for the Languages & input icon which looks like an A in a white box. From the following menu, choose the very top option. It doesn't matter if you can understand the text or not - it says "language." The following menu should show a list of languages, each as it's described in that country. For instance, English is written as "English," but German is "Deutsch." In other words, it should be very easy to find the language you understand - just look for it from the list of options and it should be immediately legible. Once you tap your language option, the system language should change and you should be able to understand the rest of the system menus.
Support Troubleshooting Guide

To change your language go to:

Settings > Languages & input > Language > Select the one you want.

If the tablet is in another language and you cannot read any of the labels, please follow the instructions below:

Get into settings. The icon looks like three bars with small ovals intersecting them. From here, you should see a list of icons on the left side of the screen, followed by text (which may be incomprehensible). Look for the Languages & input icon which looks like an A in a white box. From the following menu, choose the very top option. It doesn't matter if you can understand the text or not - it says "language." The following menu should show a list of languages, each as it's described in that country. For instance, English is written as "English," but German is "Deutsch." In other words, it should be very easy to find the language you understand - just look for it from the list of options and it should be immediately legible. Once you tap your language option, the system language should change and you should be able to understand the rest of the system menus.
Support Troubleshooting Guide