The language switcher is, as far as I know, part of the template. Have a look at your template. Depending on your template this might be in different files. My guess would be the startpage.pstpl.
If you use a standard template, I would suggest you copy the template and change things in the new template. So you can always go back to the standard one, if something goes wrong.
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Depending on the template you use, the [LANGUAGESWITCHER] may be either in welcome.pstl or another template file. I prefer it to reside in welcome.pstl, since then it is only shown at the start of the survey, not on every following page.
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For the Administrator Login Panel you will most probably have to look in the administration template files. Probably the easiest way is to hide it via CSS, if you can find the respective ID or class so you can access it via CSS.
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Wow, is this simple little page complicated. I don't know why there is so much going on on this page. I guess this has to do with bootstrap. I had and am still having a hard time to find my way around the html code and the css code for what is supposed to be a pretty simple page.
With adding display:none to #s2id_loginlang I managed to hide the drop down. But as the label "language" has no ID nor a unique class, I am not quite sure how to hide this via CSS. Maybe someone else can skip in, who is more up to date with coding or has experience with bootstrap.