UPD Mail Archive: Re: UPD> open standard for locales

Re: UPD> open standard for locales

From: Jim Sommer (sommer@granitesystems.com)
Date: Wed Mar 28 2001 - 14:26:11 EST

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    You can get language codes from
    http://www.unicode.org/unicode/onlinedat/languages.html. It has a table
    showing the language name, the 2 character ISO-639 code, the Windows code
    number, the Mac name, and the Mac code number.

    You can get country codes from
    http://www.unicode.org/unicode/onlinedat/countries.html. It has a table
    showing the country name, the 2 and 3 character ISO-3166 codes, the Windows
    code number, the Mac name, and the Mac code number.

    Of course it's hard to know which languages are spoken in which countries.
    You could just allow a locale to consist of any language code with any
    country code. If you want to limit the list, I got the following list of
    language - country pairs from the Microsoft help:

    Arabic - Saudi Arabia
    Arabic - Iraq
    Arabic - Egypt
    Arabic - Libya
    Arabic - Algeria
    Arabic - Morocco
    Arabic - Tunisia
    Arabic - Oman
    Arabic - Yemen
    Arabic - Syria
    Arabic - Jordan
    Arabic - Lebanon
    Arabic - Kuwait
    Arabic - U.A.E.
    Arabic - Bahrain
    Arabic - Qatar
    Bulgarian - Bulgaria
    Catalan - Spain
    Chinese - Taiwan
    Chinese - PRC
    Chinese - Hong Kong
    Chinese - Singapore
    Chinese - Macau
    Czech - Czech Republic
    Danish - Denmark
    German - Germany
    German - Switzerland
    German - Austria
    German - Luxembourg
    German - Liechtenstein
    Greek - Greece
    English - United States
    English - United Kingdom
    English - Australia
    English - Canada
    English - New Zealand
    English - Ireland
    English - South Africa
    English - Jamaica
    English - Caribbean
    English - Belize
    English - Trinidad
    English - Zimbabwe
    English - Philippines
    Spanish - Spain
    Spanish - Mexico
    Spanish - Spain (International Sort)
    Spanish - Guatemala
    Spanish - Costa Rica
    Spanish - Panama
    Spanish - Dominican Republic
    Spanish - Venezuela
    Spanish - Colombia
    Spanish - Peru
    Spanish - Argentina
    Spanish - Ecuador
    Spanish - Chile
    Spanish - Uruguay
    Spanish - Paraguay
    Spanish - Bolivia
    Spanish - El Salvador
    Spanish - Honduras
    Spanish - Nicaragua
    Spanish - Puerto Rico
    Finnish - Finland
    French - France
    French - Belgium
    French - Canada
    French - Switzerland
    French - Luxembourg
    French - Monaco
    Hebrew - Israel
    Hungarian - Hungary
    Icelandic - Iceland
    Italian - Italy
    Italian - Switzerland
    Japanese - Japan
    Korean - Korea
    Dutch - Netherlands
    Dutch - Belgium
    Norwegian - Norway (Bokmal)
    Norwegian - Norway (Nynorsk)
    Polish - Poland
    Portuguese - Brazil
    Portuguese - Portugal
    Romanian - Romania
    Russian - Russia
    Croatian - Croatia
    Serbian - Serbia (Latin)
    Serbian - Serbia (Cyrillic)
    Slovak - Slovakia
    Albanian - Albania
    Swedish - Sweden
    Swedish - Finland
    Thai - Thailand
    Turkish - Turkey
    Urdu - Pakistan
    Indonesian - Indonesia
    Ukrainian - Ukraine
    Belarusian - Belarus
    Slovene - Slovenia
    Estonian - Estonia
    Latvian - Latvia
    Lithuanian - Lithuania
    Classic Lithuanian - Lithuania
    Farsi - Iran
    Vietnamese - Viet Nam
    Armenian - Armenia
    Azeri - Azerbaijan (Latin)
    Azeri - Azerbaijan (Cyrillic)
    Basque - Spain
    FYRO Macedonian - Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
    Afrikaans - South Africa
    Georgian - Georgia
    Faeroese - Faeroe Islands
    Hindi - India
    Malay - Malaysia
    Malay - Brunei Darussalam
    Kazak - Kazakstan
    Swahili - Kenya
    Uzbek - Uzbekistan (Latin)
    Uzbek - Uzbekistan (Cyrillic)
    Tatar - Tatarstan
    Bengali - India
    Punjabi - India
    Gujarati - India
    Oriya - India
    Tamil - India
    Telugu - India
    Kannada - India
    Malayalam - India
    Assamese - India
    Marathi - India
    Sanskrit - India
    Konkani - India

    Jim



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