Once your machine is restarted, in most cases, programs now will appear in the language that you have set in Region and Language. If in any case you are unable to reach this option just because the default language of your Skype is already a messed (for instance, Japanese, Chinese or Arabic that we have no clue of, not even a single word in the interface), which happens to us quite often mostly when we were traveling around for businesses and had to use foreign computers that are usually in foreign language, the only way left is to head to the Windows Region and Language Settings from Control Panel (can be found in by going to Start > search for “Region and Language”), and then change it to English (United States) or whatever language you prefer. Relaunch Skype and it should launch with the language you’ve set previously. Select General Settings from the left panel, and set your preferred language under “Set program language to” column. To change your Skype’s language, open your Skype, go to Tools, and then Options. Whatever that you want to configure, including changing language of the entire client, you will have to do it via Skype interface as well. The basic settings of WLM will all be based on Skype’s default settings.
Other than allowing you to chat in plain text, you get to call or text your friends instantly using the Skype call features. Now that Windows Live Messenger has been merged with Skype, your friend list will go right into the Skype contact list. How to Change Skype (Windows Live Messenger merged) Language You will have to find a way to balance this. Well, changing your computer’s regional language might work too (depending on the version of Windows Live Messenger you are using), but in that case, your entire Windows will be of that language set in the regional language setting. Majority of them are because their regional language has force Windows Live Messenger to show in that particular language set, rather than the Windows live language. In some rare cases, people reported that this doesn’t work.
In the pop up window, select your desired language from the drop down menu and then click Ok.Next click on Windows Live Language Setting.You can easily change the language user interface to different language from language selection settings.
In order to change the language for WLM 2011, you have to change the language of the entire Windows Live Essential 2011 suite, which will then be applied to all other Windows Live services such as Photo Gallery, Movie Maker, Mail, etc. How to Change Windows Live Messenger Language
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