There’s are many variants of English. However, there is an option to choose just “English”—no location.
Why? How different is it from American English?
By the way, in the keyboard settings it does not exist. Every English option has a location attached to it.
iPhone 14 Plus, iOS 18
The interface language of an app is supposed to follow the order of the preferred languages list in the language and region settings. But whether app authors provide the files for different languages to do that is up to them.
So for an app that has both US and British English localization files, you can change the spelling in menus and dialogues by moving one of those languages to the top of the preferred languages list.
Keyboard settings govern spellcheck/autocorrect, so the different locations have a rationale in that case.
Good point!
What language will it choose on an app? Will it be according to the location I chose on the keyboard setttings?
Because many apps suggest British and American English.
Why is there an “English” option in the language settings?
