Change Language in Google Account

When we create an email address, sometimes we do not consider the language preferences. Afterward, when we log in to a google account, context will be shown as unfamiliar. So we can change the language preferences of google account by following steps.

1. Click on the Google profile and select google account

2. Select data & personalization settings.

3. Scroll down and go to general preferences for the web. And click language.

4. If you need to change the default language, click on the pen sign.

5. If you want to add more languages, click on add other languages.

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