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copied from #65 (comment):
I see that identical logic is in other slavic languages - russian, ukrainian, bulgarian - so this class in future could be refactored into shared one class. In polish 121 000 000 is plural (sto dwadzieścia jeden milionów), because for polish people every number over 1 is plural. It looks that in other slavic languages numbers ending on 1 (but not 11) is singular:
HR: sto dvadeset jedan milijun
RU: сто двадцать один миллион
UK: сто двадцять один мільйон
So I think we could move polish code into PolishPluralForms and other slavic into SlavonicPluralForms.
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copied from #65 (comment):
I see that identical logic is in other slavic languages - russian, ukrainian, bulgarian - so this class in future could be refactored into shared one class. In polish 121 000 000 is plural (sto dwadzieścia jeden milionów), because for polish people every number over 1 is plural. It looks that in other slavic languages numbers ending on 1 (but not 11) is singular:
HR: sto dvadeset jedan milijun
RU: сто двадцать один миллион
UK: сто двадцять один мільйон
So I think we could move polish code into PolishPluralForms and other slavic into SlavonicPluralForms.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: