What Languages Are Available on the Mood Media Website?

Mood Media's website does not offer a single global language switcher. Instead, language is tied to a country or region: you pick your location from the "Choose Your Country" page, and the site loads in the language (or languages) associated with that entry. The available languages span English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Dutch, German, Italian, and several others across North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia Pacific, the Middle East, and Africa.

How the language selection works

The homepage presents a country-selection screen rather than a standalone language menu. Each country name is paired with its language, and selecting that country takes you to the localized version of the site. This means the language you get depends on the country you choose, not on a free-floating language preference.

A few locations list more than one option, so you can pick the language directly:

• Belgium appears twice — once as Belgium / Français and once as Belgium / Nederlands.
• Canada is not listed separately; North America shows only United States / English.

Full list of countries and languages

The table below reflects exactly what the country-selection page displays.

What to check before choosing

• Language follows country, not preference. If you want French content but select Germany, you will get German. To read in French, choose France or Belgium / Français.
• Some countries share a language. English is used for the United States, Croatia, Ireland, the United Kingdom, Australia, Israel, GCC, and South Africa, so the English-language site is reachable through many entries.
• Spanish covers most of Latin America. Brasil is listed with Español rather than Portuguese, so if you need Portuguese, it is not offered as a separate option on this page.
• Two entries for Belgium are the clearest case of a single country offering a direct language choice.

How to switch language

1. Go to the Mood Media website and land on the "Choose Your Country" screen.
2. Find your country in the list, grouped by region (North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East, Africa).
3. Select the country-and-language entry that matches the language you want — for example, Belgium / Nederlands for Dutch.
4. The site loads in that language. To change again, return to the country-selection page and pick a different entry.

If your country or preferred language is not listed, there is no alternative language toggle described on this page; the country list is the only selection mechanism shown.