Are you testing SharePoint multi-lingual features? And want a quick way to switch languages on a site for a particular user or yourself; this can be useful when testing the modern multi-lingual features in SharePoint if you want to check the quality of the pages translated.
A while ago I created a page that can serve as a reference for the codes for each language within SharePoint, mainly so I can refer to this quickly, especially during the MSDN to Microsoft Docs transition where some reference material wasn’t easy to find. Check this out: https://capacreative.co.uk/resources/reference-sharepoint-online-languages-ids/
You can set the language preferences in your user profile, by going to Delve > Update Profile > “ How can I change my language and regional settings ?” > Click “…” > Language and Region settings, so a few steps to get to these options. The change of preference can take a few minutes to propagate to all the sites in the tenant. Too slow for a quick play or testing language scenarios.
I have written a script that changes the MUI setting for a user within the User Information List to update the user with the appropriate language tag. Check out this code sample below to achieve this, here is the link if you cannot see the sample.
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I will definitely use that script.
For an instant way to change your language, see the end of this blog post
http://blog.icefire.ca/post/sharepoint-online-language-settings-and-the-instant-toggle-trick
Also, SharePoint Online just recently Serbian-Latin [2074] was dropped and Serbian (Cyrillic, Serbia) [10266] was renamed Serbian (Cyrillic) and Serbian (Latin, Serbia) [9242] was renamed Serbian (Latin)