Examples of using Language code in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Ambiguous definition of language code.
Default language code for new projects.
When you don't have to change the language code.
Find the language code for your language. .
The first part is in small letters the language code.
Solved Changing language code in a post issue.
Status of PO files managed with po4a for language code.
Add the language code for the set due date(if any).
just language code.
The language code associated with the current word completion dictionary.
Status of PO files for language code: it- Italian.
Because of performance reason those links will not be translated- there will be only added language code.
Replace de with the language code of the language you want to test.
All parts catalouges are listed under language code EN(B).
Set the two-letter language code< lang> for future use.
Status of PO files managed with po4a for language code: da- Danish.
You can specify a language code by itself if you want to simplify your labeling.
Coeur d'Alene: Ethnologue report for language code: crd.
Show as XML T3782 Language code- Use alphabetic codes according to ISO 639-1.
Then within the identifier tag, please put your language code instead of en in locale.
This is done by clicking the language code under the“Request translation” line on the description page of the material.
options is a language code such as en, cy,& etc;
It is customary to give the language code in lower case, and the country code(if any) in upper case.
Translations can be made for each message in a separate subpage of the English original for each language,/xxx for language code xxx.
LangCode is the numerical Acrobat Launch language code based on the following data.
If the subdirectory for your language code does not exist,
A screenshot that shows where to locate a language code for a Wikimedia site is available here.
KMouth knows the following placeholders:%t-- the text that should be spoken%f-- the name of a file containing the text%l-- the language code%%-- a percent sign.
version of the software you are using, and the language code of the device where you installed the software.