Because Kid3 is an extra KDE program, its translations are included in
the package, and not in the KDE language packs. So if you have Kid3
installed, you have also the German translation installed. I suppose
that the fallback was set to German, which would be an explanation for
the German interface elements.
Another question is why Polish was selectable. The next version of Kid3
will have a Polish translation, but in 0.10 there is no Polish
translation and thus this option should not be offered. The system will
look through all translation directories for a kid3.mo translation file,
so you can check what's going on by starting Kid3 like this:
strace -e trace=file /usr/bin/kid3
Then go to "Switch application language" and look at the trace output. I
have
access("/usr/share/locale/pl/LC_MESSAGES/kid3.mo", R_OK) = 0
but you should not have a Polish kid3.mo on your system.
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