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That's what I do in most cases where the mod doesn't require any change (to avoid incompatibilities introduced by the mod updates themselves).
The most probable explanation is that you're expecting something else than what the mod does.
If they say "I feel like a foreigner" then it's normal.
Please read the mod description above, and if there's still a problem give me more details such as the version of the game and the last dialogue line the npc says.
No, this would be more complicated than it seems. However if you try the Dynaculture mod, you won't have that issue anymore.