Osmo Monster is fully playable in both English and Spanish.

Our other apps generally only fully support English, but most of the on-screen prompts are also translated into Danish, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Swedish, and Traditional Chinese.

Note too that the Words game letter tiles are available in English alphabet letters only.

Changing from English to another language requires two steps:
1. To switch Osmo interface messages to a language other than English, you need to change the language setting on your iPad. Here are the instructions from the Apple website.
2. After you do that, open any Osmo app, and you will be prompted to select between English and your other language as the preferred language for that Osmo app.

(Please deactivate all English albums before selecting the preferred language albums. If you don't do that, the iPad will default to English, even if the preferred language album is selected.)

Albums for the Words game:
There are many albums in languages other than English that come with the Words app right now. You don't need to switch your interface messages from English to another language in order to use them. 

You can make more albums at this URL:

https://my.playosmo.com/words/help

Check out what other users have made at this URL:

https://my.playosmo.com/words/browse

Pizza Co.
This game has written words that appear on the screen, and those will be in the language of your iPad or the language you select. The spoken language of the characters is not a real language, it's make-believe. We call this language 'Osmolian' and plan to reveal more about this make-believe language in the near future. If you find the 'Osmolian' language distracting, please feel free to lower the iPad volume accordingly.

Monster
The character Mo in the Osmo Monster game speaks either English or Spanish. Please stay tuned as we localize this game in 2018 and beyond.