If, by coincidence, you have the English version of Opera in your hands, this is not at all a reason to headlong into learning English. For your favorite browser to speak Russian, just a few clicks and five minutes of time.
Instructions
Step 1
Launch Opera and open the general settings menu. This can be done in three ways. First, if you have the main menu enabled (the panel with the File, Edit, View, etc. buttons at the top of the browser), click Tools> Preferences. Second - if you have disabled the main menu, click on the button with the Opera icon in the upper left corner of the program, and then Settings> Preferences. Third - just click the hotkeys Ctrl + F12.
Step 2
Open the General tab (it is open by default), click on the Language drop-down menu located at the bottom of the window, select "Russian [ru]" in it and click OK.
Step 3
If Russian is not in the list of languages, go to opera.com/download/languagefiles. Look what version your browser has (if the main menu is enabled - Help> About Opera, the topmost item is Version; if the main menu is disabled, the button with the Opera icon in the upper left, and then Help> About Opera, the topmost item is Version), and better update it to the latest version (Help> Check for updates). Considering the current browser version, download the language file from this page. Move this file to a safe location, such as the root of your browser folder. By default, this is C: / Program files / Opera.
Step 4
Again open the General tab in the general settings menu (how to do this is written in the first and second steps of the instructions) and click on the Details button, which is located in the lower right part of the window. Click on the Choose button and in the window that opens, specify the path to the language file. Click OK on the open windows for the changes to take effect.
