I can personally vouch for just how amazingly frustrating this is... so here is the fix, as is stated at http://askubuntu.com/questions/132347/gnome-classic-language-turned-into-chinese-how-do-i-change-it-back-to-english/132350#132350 ...
*** NOTE! ***
My screen did NOT say english, it had a chinese character... However, i still followed these instructions and had my language turned back into english. Pick the top language!
- Beginning of answer at AskUbuntu -
Click on your username in the upper right corner of the screen, and choose the bottom option in the menu that pops out.

In the dialog that opens, the second option allows you to change your language.

Change it back to English, or whatever language you like. Then, reboot.
I have the same problem y I solved just one min ago.
You have to select the first lenguage option, and then relogin the Gnome session.
NOTE: if you do any changes from the Unity session, you will not sew a result.
Cheers!
- End of answer at AskUbuntu -
I have posted a bug report at Launchpad.net. it is visible here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1024800
If you have had the same issues, please consider telling them it affects you as well...
-Denny
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1024800
If you have had the same issues, please consider telling them it affects you as well...
-Denny
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