How to change the language in Jusnote

Jusnote allows users to change the language of the system. Now it has English, Ukrainian, Polish, German, Spanish, Czech and French languages. 

To change the language of the interface, tap on your profile icon in the left low corner of the screen. 

In the opened small pop-up window, select the Profile button, and in your profile card tap on Edit.

The system will open the Settings page, where you can change the language of the interface. On the right side, you will see the Language button. Tap on it and then select the desired language. 

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