Describe the bug
Well, an issue do not specific to a Calculator, but for almost all Microsoft apps.
Microsoft apps use a regional settings and set the language based on region instead of display language.
Steps To Reproduce
Change a region to Chinese
Struggle to find how change Display language to Englsih
Optionally remove English keyboard (Asian keyboards have English input and do not required English language for keyboard)
Restart and open Calculator
Expected behavior
App must use Display language. Or have an option to switch a language from a available list
Screenshots
Device and Application Information
OS Build: Any Windows (screenshots from Windows 10 Pro)
Architecture: any arcitect\ure
Application Version: 11.2409.0.0
Region: ja-JP ( but can be any non English)
Dev Version Installed: -
Additional context
In the world, there are about 37 spoken languages. Due to globalization, native speakers can live in countries with different languages.
That creates a situation when people can use 2 or 3 or even more languages with a different level of knowledge.
Due to regional restrictions or non-UTF legacy, it is often safer to have correctly set regional settings in a Windows system.
For example, lining in Japan, but not be a tourist, it is better to have a region set to Japan.
It is good that Microsoft allows the use of a display language that is different from the region.
That creates a situation when a system has Japanese region, English (US) as a display language.
Describe the bug Well, an issue do not specific to a Calculator, but for almost all Microsoft apps.
Microsoft apps use a regional settings and set the language based on region instead of display language.
Steps To Reproduce
Expected behavior App must use Display language. Or have an option to switch a language from a available list
Screenshots
Device and Application Information
Additional context In the world, there are about 37 spoken languages. Due to globalization, native speakers can live in countries with different languages. That creates a situation when people can use 2 or 3 or even more languages with a different level of knowledge. Due to regional restrictions or non-UTF legacy, it is often safer to have correctly set regional settings in a Windows system. For example, lining in Japan, but not be a tourist, it is better to have a region set to Japan. It is good that Microsoft allows the use of a display language that is different from the region. That creates a situation when a system has Japanese region, English (US) as a display language.