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Wrong language code for Serbian language #3899
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There is no such a code as sh. Serbo-Croatian language doesn't exist. However, default Serbian code is Cyrillic. |
Like most other languages and platforms, we have adopted IETF Language Tags, as defined by bcp47. Language tags can be made up of several parts, each covered by their own standard.
This article is pretty interesting on this subject. Section 5 covers the variants in the language tags. |
Also - W3Schools is not the best reference, IMHO. Always seek out something more authoritative. |
We use wrong language code for Serbian cyrillic and Serbian latin. SR is by default cyrillic, not latin
Currently:
sr-cyrl -> Serbian cyrillic
sr -> Serbian latin
Correct codes:
sr -> Serbian (cyrillic)
sh -> Serbo-Croatian (latin)
Source: w3schools
Please can someone confirm or correct.
Thanks
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