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    (@fernandomullerjr)

    in the meantime, I found the solution for my case
    I needed to adjust the php code
    I edited the functions.php file in my theme

    and added the code below:

    add_filter('language_attributes', 'custom_language_attributes', 10, 2);
add_filter('pll_rel_hreflang_attributes', 'custom_hreflang_attributes');

function custom_language_attributes($output, $doctype) {
if (!function_exists('pll_current_language')) {
return $output;
}
$language = pll_current_language('slug');

if ($language === 'en' || $language === 'en-US') {
return str_replace('lang="en"', 'lang="en-US"', $output); } elseif ($language === 'pt' || $language === 'pt-br') { return str_replace('lang="pt-BR"', 'lang="pt-br"', $output);
 } return $output;
} function custom_hreflang_attributes($hreflang_attributes) { $modified_attributes = [];

 foreach ($hreflang_attributes as $lang => $url) { if ($lang === 'pt' || $lang === 'pt-BR') { $modified_attributes['pt-br'] = $url;
 } elseif ($lang === 'en' || $lang === 'en-US') { $modified_attributes['en-US'] = $url;
 } else { $modified_attributes[$lang] = $url;
 }
}

return $modified_attributes;
}

    This code does the following:

    1. Keeps the lang attribute of the <html> tag as “en-US” for English pages.
    2. Sets the lang attribute to “pt-br” for Portuguese pages.
    3. Modifies the hreflang attributes of the <link> tags to use “en-US” for English and “pt-br” for Portuguese.

    Now everything is ok!

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