Blog Comment Window In The Wrong Language

Earlier this month, we had a problem with the Archives menu in the sidebar showing up in the wrong language. My Beta version of this blog had that for a day or so. Now, we have people reporting

Some of the people that wanted to comment on my page have their comment pages in Thai. I do live in Thailand but my blog is all in English and I do get the comment page in English.

Remedies suggested in Make Your Blog Speak Your Language are relevant to the blog body, but not the comments page.

>> (Update 5/25): Blogger states that the comments page language is determined by the blog readers language setting, or location.

If they are a Blogger user, Blogger will try to use their account settings for your comment page. If they're not a Blogger user, then Blogger will try to detect language settings from their browser.

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