I'm new to Ubuntu and I choose Kosovo as my country during the set up. That's my country indeed, but my language does not include Cyrillic symbols at all. I guess this is a misunderstanding that Linux decided to show these characters for this specific country.
Anyway, this is disturbing me and I don't want to see those characters on my system. I'm not saying that I'm getting them everywhere, but I'm getting those in quite some places, such as when clicking the clock and then I'm presented with a calendar. Here's how it looks like:
(Sorry that it's a bit blurred, but I couldn't do better. Still not used to Ubuntu)
Then Skype... It also displays the date and time in Cyrillic.
How do I fix this issue and make my system show only English Roman letters?
Well, according to Wikipedia, there are two official languages in Kosovo, so I wouldn't say there was a misunderstanding. ;-) Rather the installer made a guess with respect to your desired regional format setting based on your location.
To change it, go to System Settings -> Language Support. Then select the Regional Formats tab and change it to your liking.
If you want to install e.g. Albanian, select the Language tab and click the Install / Remove Languages... button.
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