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This problem is fairly recent as it wasn't there in the past.

I have to change the Text Encoding from Western (that is now permanently selected)to Unicode to get normal display for each and every message. I am lately receiving English messages with strange symbols between words (A with a roof) for space. I have latest update of Thunderbird - 60.6.1 but this problem goes back some. There is a drop down list under View/Text Encoding where one can change the encoding for the single message you are trying to read. To save the changes, you need to restart your browser, click on Apply and Restart.There is no settings for changing default Text encoding that will stick.Now press the button Add to save your choice.If the suggested variants don't have the language that you need, add a new, just click Select a language to add.Then click on Search for more languages.

Perfect! Click on the Language in the section of the preferred language.In the lower right corner, click on three points.Good job! To save the changes, you need to restart your browser, click on Apply and Restart.If the suggested variants don't have the right language, add a new, just click Select a language to add.Now, in the Language section, click on the arrow next to the selected Language.To get started, open your browser Firefox and then click on the setting icon in the upper right corner.In the end, choose the language that you prefer.Almost everything! Click on the language.Press three vertical dots in the lower right corner.First, open your browser Firefox, and then click on the setting icon in the upper right corner.Click to see instructions for your operating system: Find out how to set another language on Firefox. Read this quick guide below to find language settings on Firefox.