My wife gets photostream invites in German rather than English?

My wife gets photostream invites in German rather than English?
We have an Icloud account each and my emails come through in English and My Wife's come throug in German.
Have looked in all the settings that I can think of ICloud Language, Macbookpro language settings. All set to english.
Anybody have any ideas?
Regards Kevin

Hi I have just worked it out. Manage Apple ID and it was set to German.

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