Netflix described this update as a 'much-anticipated' improvement for the TV viewing experience, allowing users to select from a full list of available languages for any title.

Additionally, a 'Browse By Language' feature is now available on PC, allowing users to easily find educational content in specific languages.

Since launching internationally in 2016, Netflix has expanded its offerings to include a variety of Japanese anime and live-action series, such as the live-action adaptation of 'One Piece' and the new 'Ranma 1/2' anime series.

The expansion of language options reflects Netflix's commitment to enhancing its service based on viewer feedback and demand for diverse content.

This update allows for unique combinations, such as watching 'Bridgerton' in Spanish dubbing with Korean subtitles or using Japanese dubbing with Portuguese subtitles.

In January 2025, Netflix raised subscription prices after experiencing a significant increase of 18.9 million new subscribers in the fourth quarter of 2024, marking its largest quarterly growth.

Netflix has announced an expansion of its language options for subtitles and dubbing on TV, now matching the existing offerings available on web browsers and mobile devices.

This enhancement aims to improve accessibility for a global audience, as the streaming service provides content in over 30 languages, with non-English shows accounting for nearly a third of total viewership.

The decision to broaden language options comes in response to thousands of monthly requests from customers seeking more multilingual content.

Previously, viewers were limited to 5-7 languages based on their location and settings, but now they can enjoy greater flexibility.

Notably, ad-supported subscription plans contributed to over 55% of new subscribers in regions where this option is available.

This spring, Netflix is also set to stream several new anime series, including 'Shin Samurai-den YAIBA', 'Witch Watch', and 'Black Butler: Emerald Witch Arc'.