Changing system language from Italian to English on Debian 9 DE, without affecting keyboard settings

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I need to change the language of my PC, which is running Debian 9 Stretch with xcef4 DE.



Browsing on the official Debian website, I tried to follow what the website suggested, by running from the terminal:




  1. env | grep LANG



    and getting the following information about the language and the reference country set by default on the PC LANG=it_IT.utf8




  2. export LANG=en_IT.UTF-8



    in order to set the English language and mantain the country settings like keyboard and all the other stuff.



Anyway, no results got, because the language did not change!



Can you help me to set the English language as the default language without change the keyboard settings.




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    I need to change the language of my PC, which is running Debian 9 Stretch with xcef4 DE.



    Browsing on the official Debian website, I tried to follow what the website suggested, by running from the terminal:




    1. env | grep LANG



      and getting the following information about the language and the reference country set by default on the PC LANG=it_IT.utf8




    2. export LANG=en_IT.UTF-8



      in order to set the English language and mantain the country settings like keyboard and all the other stuff.



    Anyway, no results got, because the language did not change!



    Can you help me to set the English language as the default language without change the keyboard settings.




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      I need to change the language of my PC, which is running Debian 9 Stretch with xcef4 DE.



      Browsing on the official Debian website, I tried to follow what the website suggested, by running from the terminal:




      1. env | grep LANG



        and getting the following information about the language and the reference country set by default on the PC LANG=it_IT.utf8




      2. export LANG=en_IT.UTF-8



        in order to set the English language and mantain the country settings like keyboard and all the other stuff.



      Anyway, no results got, because the language did not change!



      Can you help me to set the English language as the default language without change the keyboard settings.




      debian language




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      I need to change the language of my PC, which is running Debian 9 Stretch with xcef4 DE.



      Browsing on the official Debian website, I tried to follow what the website suggested, by running from the terminal:




      1. env | grep LANG



        and getting the following information about the language and the reference country set by default on the PC LANG=it_IT.utf8




      2. export LANG=en_IT.UTF-8



        in order to set the English language and mantain the country settings like keyboard and all the other stuff.



      Anyway, no results got, because the language did not change!



      Can you help me to set the English language as the default language without change the keyboard settings.





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          Just use:



          dpkg-reconfigure locales


          And select the default language (from the list of locales generated on the first screen (you could select several)) in the second screen.






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          • hI @Isaac and thanks for the answer! Could you explain how to select the options offered by telling me which keys combo I have to use to select the option? I cannot select anything!!
            – Quantopik
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          • Use the space key to place an asterisk on each language desired (to select). Use arrow keys to move up or down. Press tab to move to cancel/ok. Press arrow keys to select ok. Press enter to accept ok. Anything missing?
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          • Thanks! :) Everything was right!
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          Just use:



          dpkg-reconfigure locales


          And select the default language (from the list of locales generated on the first screen (you could select several)) in the second screen.






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          • hI @Isaac and thanks for the answer! Could you explain how to select the options offered by telling me which keys combo I have to use to select the option? I cannot select anything!!
            – Quantopik
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          • Use the space key to place an asterisk on each language desired (to select). Use arrow keys to move up or down. Press tab to move to cancel/ok. Press arrow keys to select ok. Press enter to accept ok. Anything missing?
            – Isaac
            2 days ago










          • Thanks! :) Everything was right!
            – Quantopik
            2 days ago














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          Just use:



          dpkg-reconfigure locales


          And select the default language (from the list of locales generated on the first screen (you could select several)) in the second screen.






          share|improve this answer





















          • hI @Isaac and thanks for the answer! Could you explain how to select the options offered by telling me which keys combo I have to use to select the option? I cannot select anything!!
            – Quantopik
            2 days ago










          • Use the space key to place an asterisk on each language desired (to select). Use arrow keys to move up or down. Press tab to move to cancel/ok. Press arrow keys to select ok. Press enter to accept ok. Anything missing?
            – Isaac
            2 days ago










          • Thanks! :) Everything was right!
            – Quantopik
            2 days ago












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          up vote
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          accepted






          Just use:



          dpkg-reconfigure locales


          And select the default language (from the list of locales generated on the first screen (you could select several)) in the second screen.






          share|improve this answer













          Just use:



          dpkg-reconfigure locales


          And select the default language (from the list of locales generated on the first screen (you could select several)) in the second screen.







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          • hI @Isaac and thanks for the answer! Could you explain how to select the options offered by telling me which keys combo I have to use to select the option? I cannot select anything!!
            – Quantopik
            2 days ago










          • Use the space key to place an asterisk on each language desired (to select). Use arrow keys to move up or down. Press tab to move to cancel/ok. Press arrow keys to select ok. Press enter to accept ok. Anything missing?
            – Isaac
            2 days ago










          • Thanks! :) Everything was right!
            – Quantopik
            2 days ago
















          • hI @Isaac and thanks for the answer! Could you explain how to select the options offered by telling me which keys combo I have to use to select the option? I cannot select anything!!
            – Quantopik
            2 days ago










          • Use the space key to place an asterisk on each language desired (to select). Use arrow keys to move up or down. Press tab to move to cancel/ok. Press arrow keys to select ok. Press enter to accept ok. Anything missing?
            – Isaac
            2 days ago










          • Thanks! :) Everything was right!
            – Quantopik
            2 days ago















          hI @Isaac and thanks for the answer! Could you explain how to select the options offered by telling me which keys combo I have to use to select the option? I cannot select anything!!
          – Quantopik
          2 days ago




          hI @Isaac and thanks for the answer! Could you explain how to select the options offered by telling me which keys combo I have to use to select the option? I cannot select anything!!
          – Quantopik
          2 days ago












          Use the space key to place an asterisk on each language desired (to select). Use arrow keys to move up or down. Press tab to move to cancel/ok. Press arrow keys to select ok. Press enter to accept ok. Anything missing?
          – Isaac
          2 days ago




          Use the space key to place an asterisk on each language desired (to select). Use arrow keys to move up or down. Press tab to move to cancel/ok. Press arrow keys to select ok. Press enter to accept ok. Anything missing?
          – Isaac
          2 days ago












          Thanks! :) Everything was right!
          – Quantopik
          2 days ago




          Thanks! :) Everything was right!
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