linear[bot]
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1 month ago Closed Innei closed 1 month ago
linear[bot]
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1 month ago 
dai
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1 month ago @Innei Team!
Thank you for your quick preparation for internationalization.
And @upupnoah thank you for your prompt Japanese language contribution.
upupnoah
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1 month ago Arabic (ar) is divided into many regions, does each region need translation?
ar-sa: This is the Arabic of Saudi Arabia. As the religious center of the Arab world, especially being home to Islam's holy cities of Mecca and Medina, Saudi Arabian Arabic has a significant influence in religious contexts.
ar-ma: Moroccan Arabic, located in North Africa, differs considerably from other regional Arabic dialects but is quite popular in the North African region.
ar-dz: This is Algerian Arabic. Algeria is one of the largest countries in Africa by area and has a large population; Algerian Arabic is also part of North African dialects and holds considerable influence.
ar-iq: This is Iraqi Arabic, which resembles the Arabic spoken in the Levant region (countries like Syria and Lebanon) and has a long historical and cultural background.
ar-kw: Kuwaiti Arabic may be from a small country but wields certain influence in the Gulf region due to its economic strength.
ar-tn: Tunisian Arabic shares similarities with Algerian and Moroccan dialects and falls under North African Arabic as well.
i18n Contribution Checklist
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This issue is for tracking contributions related to internationalization (i18n) in our project. Please follow the checklist below to ensure all necessary locales are covered.
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