
If this doesn’t work, you’ll need to access the game files and change them directly with a text editor (Notepad will do): You can change the language back to your region’s default ones by using the client settings directly.Open the new shortcut to enjoy the changes.en_US: English (alternatives en_GB, en_AU).Here is a list of codes and the language they correspond to: XXXXX is the five-character language code. In the “Target” field, append the following text: –locale=XXXXX.On the Desktop, right-click the newly-created shortcut.Select “Send to” then select “Desktop (create shortcut).Right-click on the “LeagueClient” application (ends in.If you’ve installed the game on another drive, go to that drive instead.

By default, the installer will direct it to C:/Riot Games/League of Legends.

This can be done through the client’s store page but will cost you a pretty penny to do so.


The only way to reliably access new languages without messing with game files is to switch to a different server region. For example, NA users have access only to English (even though Canadians use French as a secondary language), while EUW players have access to four different regional languages alongside English. The list will change depending on your server.
