Second language keyboard uninstall

I wrongly installed Spanish language package on my laptop. I thought I was just adding a second keyboard. So now when I click Eng in my right-hand bottom of the taskbar I get a menu that shows Eng, Esp, and Language preferences. I would really like to uninstall the Spanish language that I added so that I end up with the original Eng (USA) only. but when I go to language preferences and I click on esp, the remove button is grayed out. Can anyone please tell me how to uninstall the Spanish language pack that I installed?
I wanted to add a new keyboard like in the old days one used the Control Panel NOT a language pack.
Thanks in advance for all assistance.

I have now just realised that in Settings I can no longer get Help, Comments, etc. in English; it is all Spanish. And I still cannot get rid of the Spanish Language Pack from my machine. So also is the Weather tile; it's in Spanish. Someone please help!

Hi, from the Tutorial section
Windows 10 Tutorial Index | Windows 10 Tutorials
try
Add, Remove, and Change Display Language in Windows 10 | Windows 10 Tutorials

Post back if this doesn't work, highlighting which point in this doesn't match your experience. Thanks.

Note too that the tutorial covers changing the display language- this should also be possible without removing the pack.

Other options:
System restore
Restore your previously created disk image. (You do use disk imaging routinely I hope...)

Without a clear screenshot I can't see how you got to where you are and whether you're looking at the right thing.
It is a slightly less than obvious GUI area (my opinion).

Hence I said:
Post back if this doesn't work, highlighting which point in this doesn't match your experience.

Please post a couple of screenshots showing the sequence you are using, remembering I can't see your PC.And if you really can't uninstall it, please comment on the options I posted:
Other options:
System restore do you have this enabled- any useful restore points?
Restore your previously created disk image. (You do use disk imaging routinely I hope...) do you?

Remember MS is moving things from the Control Panel to Settings, and this is build dependent.
If you're using 1809. e.g, you might have found another bug.... Yours looks like 1803.

There is another way to do this:
How to Install and Uninstall Languages in Windows 10
- scroll down to
Remove or uninstall Language packs in Windows 10

Thanks- another good reason to be glad I'm still on 1709.

There remain the other 3 options I've mentioned..

Keyboard:
Add or Remove Keyboard Layouts in Windows 10 | Windows 10 Tutorials