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# Regional settings
Set the default UI language for all new user accounts and choose the service currency used across the Navixy platform
Navixy allows you to choose regional preferences for your service: language and currency. You may set them up in the **Regional settings** block of the **Service preferences** page.
{% hint style="info" %}
Changing UI language sets it as the default language for all new user accounts. Users can also change their preferred language in their [account profile](/docs/user/guide/account/profile.md).
{% endhint %}
Regional settings
## User interface language
Navixy is dedicated to global accessibility, currently supporting dozens of languages with more being added regularly. Navixy platform’s versatility is enhanced by contributions from a community of translators. If the language you need isn’t yet supported, you're encouraged to [add a new language and help expand Navixy's multilingual capabilities](https://www.navixy.com/docs/navixy-api).
**Current list of supported languages:**
Supported languages
1. Albanian
2. Arabic
3. Bosnian
4. Bulgarian
5. Croatian
6. Danish
7. Dutch
8. English (United States)
9. French
10. Georgian
11. German
12. Greek
13. Hungarian
14. Indonesian
15. Italian
16. Kazakh
17. Korean
18. Lithuanian
19. Macedonian
20. Mongolian
21. Persian (Farsi)
22. Polish
23. Portuguese
24. Portuguese (Brazil)
25. Romanian
26. Russian
27. Serbian
28. Sinhala
29. Spanish
30. Tamil
31. Thai
32. Turkish
33. Ukrainian
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