30 Best Disney Pixar Movies for Kids in Chinese, Korean, Spanish
Thanks to Disney Plus, kids can watch timeless movies in Chinese, Korean, Spanish, and many other languages! Since we’re raising multilingual children in the United States, we’re always looking for Korean, Spanish, and Chinese videos to make our minority languages fun and relevant. Now they can enjoy Disney movies in multiple languages!
All you have to do is change the language setting in the Disney + app or website. I’ll show you how to change the language and share which Disney movies are available in Mandarin Chinese, Spanish, and Korean.
What languages are available on Disney +?
Disney+ offers audio dubbing and subtitles in up to 28 languages!
This includes Cantonese, Dansk, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Icelandic, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin Chinese (Mainland or Taiwanese), Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese (Portugal and Brazil versions), Romanian, Spanish (Spain or Latin America), Swedish, and Turkish.
But language options depend on your location and the Disney movie. If you cannot find a certain show or movie in your desired language, that version is not currently available in your region.
How to watch Disney+ movies in Chinese, Korean, Spanish, and other languages
Here’s how to change the Disney + language on an iPad:
- After you’ve selected your video, look for the tiny audio and subtitles menu icon in the top right corner of the screen.
- Tap to open the menu.
- Choose your language. Now you can go back to watching the video. Your choice will be saved for future videos (if the language is an option for that video).
Below is a screenshot of the language menu on our iPad. You can see that most languages, such as Español (Spanish) and 한국어 (Korean), are listed in that language rather than English.
Also, for some movies, certain languages are available for subtitles but not audio dubbing. The only way to know is by checking the language menu for each video.
Which Disney+ movies have been dubbed in Mandarin Chinese, Spanish, and Korean?
To jump start your family movie nights, check out this list of timeless Disney classes and recent hits in Mandarin Chinese, Korean, Spanish, and other languages. These Disney movie recommendations should keep your family busy for a while! Please note that if you live outside of the United States, your options might differ from ours.
G rated Disney + movies
General audience. According to the Motion Picture Association of America Rating System, most parents find these movies appropriate for all ages.
More G rated Disney+ movies in Chinese, Spanish, and/or Korean:
Descendants, Lady and the Tramp, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, The Muppet Movie, Pinocchio, Pooh’s Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin, Sleeping Beauty, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, and The Three Musketeers.
PG rated Disney + movies
Parental guidance suggested. According to the Motion Picture Association of America Rating System, parents may find certain parts of these movies unsuitable for younger children.
*Asterix means that the movie is not yet available in Korean.
More PG rated Disney+ movies in Chinese, Spanish, and/or Korean:
Antman, Epic, The Jungle Book, and Spies in Disguise.
Where can you buy Disney Pixar Blu-Ray DVDs in Mandarin Chinese, Cantonese, or Korean?
Before Disney Plus was available, we watched Chinese and Korean translations on Blu-Ray DVDs.
Nowadays, Blu Ray discs and DVDs in Asian languages not usually necessary because of Disney +. However, you might consider looking for a DVD if a certain Disney Plus movie is not available in your language.
The good news is that Yes Asia has some Disney Pixar Blu-Rays in Mandarin Chinese (mainland and Taiwanese), Cantonese, and Korean. Although the price of each movie is high, they offer free international shipping.
If you’re thinking about getting Disney Blu-Ray DVDs, keep these tips in mind:
- Look for Hong Kong, Taiwanese, or Korean editions. Often, Blu-Rays discs in these regions have dubbing in multiple Asian languages.
- In contrast to Blu-Rays, DVDs are usually region-specific and only work on region-free DVD players.
Where can you buy Disney Pixar DVDs in Spanish?
European language versions of Disney movies are sometimes included with English DVDs and Blu-Ray discs.
For example, the Frozen Blu-Ray and DVD on Amazon have English, Spanish, and French listed as audio and subtitle options. Double-check the product specifications, because every movie is different.
Disney music in Mandarin Chinese, Korean, and English
Can you ever have too much Disney in your life? If you want to sign and dance to your favorite soundtracks, check out these amazing Disney songs in Chinese, Korean, and English! Many famous Disney songs have been translated into Spanish, French, and other languages!
What’s your favorite translated Disney movie?
Which of these movies have you enjoyed in Chinese, Korean, Spanish, or other languages? What did you think of the translation compared to the original English movies?
Are there other Disney Pixar movies that we should add to this list? Please let us know in the comments below!
Thank you so much for this post! I have spent a lot of time searching for this and didn’t know this is even available on Disney plus.
You’re most welcome! So glad to hear it was helpful!