Talk:User language/2011

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Help about Chinese language codes

Forgive my ignorance, I'm trying to arrange babel templates on it.source (and, as a side effect, also here), so I need some advice before making gross mistakes with Chinese languages: please let me fill this table with exact data.

Wikipedia code	Name in language	WP main page	ISO 639 code	User template
cdo	閩東語 / Mìng-dĕ̤ng-ngṳ̄ - Min Dong	Tàu_Hiĕk	cdo	?
gan	贛語 - Gan	封面	gan	Template:user language/gan
hak	客家語 / Hak-kâ-ngî - Hakka	Thèu-chông	hak	?
za	Vahcuengh - Zhuang	Mae meh	za	?
zh	中文 - Chinese language?	首页	zh	user language/zh
zh-classical	文言 - Classical Chinese	維基大典:卷首	lzh	user language/zh-hant?
zh-min-nan	閩南語 / Bân-lâm-gú - Min Nan	Thâu-ia̍h	nan	?
wuu	吴语 - Wu Chinese	封面	wuu	?
zh-yue	粵語 - Standard Cantonese	頭版	yue	user language/yue

If I missed any Wikipedia, or any template subpage, or I put any wrong definition, please edit freely. - εΔω 22:22, 15 April 2009 (UTC)

Zazaki code affair

I need a clarification about different codes used to label Zazaki language...

• diq is used as a subdomain prefix: the project was dubbed diq.wikipedia.org
• za and zza are used in diq.wikipedia.org to define Zazaki language in Babel templates
• zza is used here to define the subpage of this template devoted to Zazaki language.

I'm not surprised by my confusion about this codes :D

On it.wikisource, where I'm updating babel templates, I stuck to wikipedia prefixes as I did for other subpages, but I'd like to understand better. - εΔω 17:53, 8 November 2009 (UTC)

Refactor migration notes

• core pages:
  • /documentation;
  • /category (for babel wrappers);

• redirects:
  • /bat-smg;
  • /categories;
  • /dlc;
  • /ori;
  • /zh-yue;
  • /mya;

• added:
  • /core;
  • /locale;

• deleted:
  • obsolete in new version:
    • User language (replaced by User language 2);
    • /example;
    • /intro;
    • /lang;
    • /text (for babel wrappers);
  • locale subpages (not translated):
    • /bo;
    • /hac;
    • /knn;
    • /skr;
    • /ug;
  • locale subpages (replaced by /locale):
    • /Elfdalian;
    • /ab;
    • /ace;
    • /af;
    • /akk;
    • /als;
    • /am;
    • /an;
    • /ang;
    • /anp;
    • /ar;
    • /art-tsolyáni;
    • /ary;
    • /ase;
    • /ast;
    • /avk;
    • /az;
    • /bar;
    • /bcc;
    • /be;
    • /ber;
    • /bew;
    • /bg;
    • /bjn;
    • /bm;
    • /bn;
    • /bqi;
    • /br;
    • /brabantian;
    • /brh;
    • /bs;
    • /bug;
    • /ca;
    • /ceb;
    • /ckb;
    • /co;
    • /cps;
    • /crh;
    • /cs;
    • /cu;
    • /cv;
    • /cy;
    • /da;
    • /de;
    • /de-arz;
    • /de-hess;
    • /dlm;
    • /dsb;
    • /dtp;
    • /el;
    • /en;
    • /en-GB;
    • /eo;
    • /es;
    • /et;
    • /eu;
    • /eur;
    • /fa;
    • /fi;
    • /fr;
    • /frr;
    • /fur;
    • /fy;
    • /ga;
    • /gag;
    • /gan;
    • /gd;
    • /gl;
    • /grc;
    • /gsw;
    • /gu;
    • /haw;
    • /he;
    • /hi;
    • /hif;
    • /hil;
    • /hr;
    • /hsb;
    • /ht;
    • /hu;
    • /hy;
    • /ia;
    • /id;
    • /io;
    • /is;
    • /it;
    • /ja;
    • /jv;
    • /ka;
    • /kab;
    • /kk;
    • /km;
    • /kn;
    • /ko;
    • /krc;
    • /ksh;
    • /ku;
    • /kv;
    • /kw;
    • /ky;
    • /la;
    • /lad;
    • /lb;
    • /lfn;
    • /lg;
    • /li;
    • /lij;
    • /liv;
    • /lld;
    • /lmo;
    • /ln;
    • /lo;
    • /lt;
    • /ltg;
    • /lv;
    • /mdf;
    • /mel;
    • /mg;
    • /mhr;
    • /mi;
    • /mk;
    • /ml;
    • /mn;
    • /mr;
    • /mrj;
    • /ms;
    • /mt;
    • /mu;
    • /mwl;
    • /mwv;
    • /my;
    • /myv;
    • /mzn;
    • /nah;
    • /nap;
    • /nb;
    • /nds;
    • /ne;
    • /ngt;
    • /nl;
    • /nn;
    • /no;
    • /non;
    • /nso;
    • /oc;
    • /or;
    • /pa;
    • /pcd;
    • /pdc;
    • /pfl;
    • /pl;
    • /plm;
    • /pms;
    • /pnt;
    • /ppl;
    • /pt;
    • /pt-br;
    • /pus;
    • /qu;
    • /rif;
    • /ro;
    • /roa-tara;
    • /ru;
    • /sa;
    • /sag;
    • /sah;
    • /sc;
    • /scn;
    • /sco;
    • /se;
    • /ses;
    • /sg;
    • /sgs;
    • /sh;
    • /shi;
    • /si;
    • /simple;
    • /sk;
    • /sl;
    • /sli;
    • /sma;
    • /so;
    • /sq;
    • /sr;
    • /st;
    • /sux;
    • /sv;
    • /sv-vrm;
    • /sw;
    • /swg;
    • /sxu;
    • /ta;
    • /tat;
    • /te;
    • /tet;
    • /th;
    • /tl;
    • /tl-tglg;
    • /tokipona;
    • /tpi;
    • /tr;
    • /tt;
    • /tzm;
    • /uk;
    • /uz;
    • /vec;
    • /vi;
    • /vls;
    • /vo;
    • /wuu;
    • /yi;
    • /yo;
    • /yue;
    • /zh;
    • /zh-classical;
    • /zh-hans;
    • /zh-hant;
    • /zza.

—Pathoschild 22:33:31, 28 February 2011 (UTC)

Mexican Spanish

This doesn't list Template:User_language/es-mx Questionkiddo 04:04, 19 September 2011 (UTC)

Language Code Proficiency Level Categories: en vs. mi

The language code proficiency level categories at User language written in English would define me as a 'native speaker' of language code mi (henceforth referred to as 'the reo'). However, the reo translation used at [[1]] for level "N" can be translated as 'the Maori language is the language of upbringing of this person'. As the reo was not the primary language of my home as a child, I have opted to prioritise [[2]] definition over the User language English language version. It is recommended that a standardisation test be developed to measure equivalence of categories between languages. --Te Karere 12:17, 12 November 2011 (UTC)