Uninstall adobe reader mui and keep adobe reader

will i be able to view pdf file if i uninstall adobe reader x mui(because it consumes a lot of space) and just keep adobe reader x

After you uninstall the MUI version, just install the standard version of your language; download it from http://get.adobe.com/reader/enterprise/

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