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[Luke Van Dervoort <2107687@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Work around for this is to configure locals at CLI via:

sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales

In my case I had to uncheck the languages I didnt want, and check the
one I did.

IE: I unchecked english, and checked Spanish.

not sure how well it would work if you had to enable more than one
language

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Title:
  Ubuntu 25.04 - Impossible to switch to a second language

Status in language-selector package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  Ubuntu Budgie 25.04 x86_64
  language-selector-gnome     0.227

  
  On 24.04 and even in the early days of 25.04 development, it was easy to switch to a second language from Settings > Language and Region and Logout > Login.

  This is no longer possible on 25.04. As the same problem occurs on Ubuntu and Ubuntu Budgie, it must come from Ubuntu.
  A workaround suggested in the Ubuntu Budgie release notes works, but if you reboot, Logout > Login is no longer sufficient:

  localectl set-locale LANG=en_Fr.UTF-8, for example.

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