feat(locale): add uzbek locale (uz_UZ_latin)

[Mirazyzz]

Added initial locale values for person in Uzbek language.

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[ST-DDT]

IMO we should rename uz_UZ to uz.

[ST-DDT]

Also please run pnpm run preflight

[Mirazyzz]

IMO we should rename uz_UZ to uz.

Uzbek language consist of latin and cyrillic alphabets. I thought we could include support for both in the future.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uzbek_alphabet

[matthewmayer]

IMO we should rename uz_UZ to uz.

For new locales i generally prefer lang_COUNTRY - as soon as you start adding addresses and phone numbers, they are typically specific for a certain country.

[ST-DDT]

IMO we should rename uz_UZ to uz.

Uzbek language consist of latin and cyrillic alphabets. I thought we could include support for both in the future. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uzbek_alphabet

Ok, if there are two variants of the locale then we should make that visible in the name as well similar to https://github.com/faker-js/faker/tree/next/src/locales/sr_RS_latin

Or is there a different common disambiguator?

[Mirazyzz]

IMO we should rename uz_UZ to uz.

Uzbek language consist of latin and cyrillic alphabets. I thought we could include support for both in the future. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uzbek_alphabet

Ok, if there are two variants of the locale then we should make that visible in the name as well similar to https://github.com/faker-js/faker/tree/next/src/locales/sr_RS_latin

Or is there a different common disambiguator?

so would it be better to rename it to uz_latin? I don't think there is a common disambiguator that can be used like "uz_UZ" and "uz_CY" or something like that so we could probably use uz_latin and uz_cyrillic.

[ST-DDT]

I meant more like uz_UZ_latin

Language_country_variant

[matthewmayer]

uz_UZ_latin

Seems the most correct. Uzbek, as spoken in Uzbekistan, with Latin variant.

That would allow for say in future

uz_UZ_cyrillic
uz_AF_latin
uz_RU_cyrillic

[Mirazyzz]

uz_UZ_latin

Seems the most correct. Uzbek, as spoken in Uzbekistan, with Latin variant.

That would allow for say in future

uz_UZ_cyrillic uz_AF_latin uz_RU_cyrillic

Just for clarity, the Uzbek language does not have dialectic variations such as American English, British English, or Australian English. The differences in Uzbek primarily lie within the alphabet utilized. Historically, we used the Cyrillic alphabet but transitioned to Latin over the past three decades, which is currently recognized as the official alphabet. Nevertheless, there remains a portion of the population, predominantly individuals over the age of 50-60, who only read in Cyrillic. The important point to note is that the grammar, words, and their meanings remain consistent regardless of the alphabet used.

Given this context, I think that it might be more reasonable to use codes "uz_latin" and "uz_cyrillic" rather than associating them with specific countries, since the language does not vary from one country to another. However, I'm open to different solutions just wanted to give more context.

[matthewmayer]

Adding the country code, in addition to the alphabet variant is more about indicating that say faker.location.city() would return cities in Uzbekistan.

[Mirazyzz]

@matthewmayer, @ST-DDT Is there any additional changes I have to make in order be able to merge?

[ST-DDT]

There are two things required.

• The team's decision on the locale id.
• The review of the actual words (if you know somebody that is familiar with the language and help review the names and approve the PR, that would help us a lot). Otherwise it might take a few more days before we have the time to check the names/words.

[ST-DDT]

Team Decision

Please use uz_UZ_latin to follow our localization guide.

We will extend the localization guide to include the representation <ISO-639-1>[_<ISO-3166-1>[_<variant>]] to better describe the intend behind our textual guideline.

We might change it in a future major version and then adjust all other locales as well.

[Mirazyzz]

Team Decision

Please use uz_UZ_latin to follow our localization guide.

We will extend the localization guide to include the representation <ISO-639-1>[_<ISO-3166-1>[_<variant>]] to better describe the intend behind our textual guideline.

We might change it in a future major version and then adjust all other locales as well.

Done.