Don't know Hungarian, but pluralization is more than changing the noun after a number. For example, in full phrases like "Clear history after N days", "Found N

Don't know Hungarian, but pluralization is more than changing the noun after a number. For example, in full phrases like "Clear history after N days", "Found N files" some languages would change the part before the number (instead or together). Another example is text+button "N items in your cart [Buy them now]". The text may be unaffected by the number at all, but in the button "them" usually has to become "it" when N is 1. I don't think the article is accurate. Turkish definitely shouldn't be together with Chinese, it needs plural forms in some situations in which Chinese doesn't, I know this because our product was localized for both. Unicode CLDR is recommended reference.