Interesting to see the pluralization rules for so many languages expressed so succinctly. Apparently in Polish 11 gets the "many" form (:other in this Ruby lib

Interesting to see the pluralization rules for so many languages expressed so succinctly. Apparently in Polish 11 gets the "many" form (:other in this Ruby library), but 12 to 14 get the "few" form, like 2 to 4. But in Russian and a few other Slavic languages, 11 gets the "one" form.