If you use the built-in Bash on Ubuntu feature in Windows 10, you might notice that it follows the operating system’s installed language. Suppose you want to change the language for Bash only. For example, my Windows 10 is in English, but I want to use Bash in Russian. Here is how it can be done. This article assumes that you have Bash on Ubuntu installed in Windows 10. Open Bash on Ubuntu from the Start menu. You can also open it by typing the following in the Run dialog (Win + R): bash In the bash console, type the
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