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I guess it's a question as to how many varieties of spelling you want to make available as "translations" in software (e.g. color vs colour, tire vs tyre). The
by phantom784 3y ago
I guess it's a question as to how many varieties of spelling you want to make available as "translations" in software (e.g. color vs colour, tire vs tyre).
There's plenty of regional variants just within the US, but "en_us" covers the whole country.
- lucideer 3y agoThat's a fair point - even in tiny tiny Ireland there's many regional dialects, with larger countries there'll typically be far more. I guess the simple answer to that is: how much interest is there in maintenance. I don't think there's any compelling reason not to create something: if there's insufficient interest in maintenance that's an imperfect but reasonable proxy for utility. I'm not aware of any maintained en_US_Xyz languages but it might be pretty cool if someone started. There's precedence in a few other languages, like no_NO_NY, zh_Hans_HK, etc.
- TRiG_Ireland 3y agoFor both Norwegian and Chinese there are two separate written standards, along with the far more varied spoken dialects/languages.