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Also changed norwegian bokm氓l from `no` to `nb` to fit better. Nynorsk is now under `nn`. Should we maybe change the language section in the README to list the langauges in an unordered list or something to make it clearer what languages the codes represent?
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@AitorDB No worries! Think we should be good to go now! |
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Also changed Norwegian bokm氓l from
notonbto fit the ISO 639-1 Code. Norwegian nynorskis under
nn.Should we maybe change the language section in the README to list the
langauges in an unordered list or something to make it clearer what
languages the codes represent?
To maybe something like this?
da: Danishde: Germanen: Englishes: Spanishet: Estonianfi: FInnishfr: Frenchhu: Hungarianit: Italiannb: Norwegian (bokm氓l)nl: Dutchnn: Norwegian (Nynorsk)pl: Polishpt-BR: Portuguese (Brazil)ru: Russiansk: Slovaksl: Sloveniansv: Swedish(Cannot guarantee that all of the codes are correct tho)