Hi
We organized the event at Charleston, SC it was quite successful.
The event started with cutting of cake by Int Director Of MUSC Rebecca.
We had very good talk by Dr. Krug and Visa
We have more number of people so some went without T-shirt.
Even though it was a long weekend but people was there.
We were also connected with NYC group with skype.
It was really fun. We discussed on vast area of wikipedia
People liked buttons more, than T-shirts.
I like to thanks to walling, jimmy and other people who were behind to this event.
Thanking you. with best regards Kaushlendra tripathi
Rather than hasty generalizations, I suggest gathering some more data first. An infobox for event meta info and results would be helpful.
Our Boulder event went very well, I thought. We had over 40 people show up.
I found it really easy to organize, and I'll confess that I was motivated by getting a t-shirt (to fit into my extensive collection :)
We got coverage on our local community radio station (KGNU), who even released the 10-minute story as CC-By-SA!
Rick Block gave a detailed talk on bots.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/en:User:Rick_Block/10th
See more, including pictures and links to the media etc, at
http://ten.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boulder,_Colorado
Cheers,
Neal McBurnett http://neal.mcburnett.org/
On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 09:06:14AM -0500, Tripathi, Kaushlendra wrote:
Hi
We organized the event at Charleston, SC it was quite successful.
The event started with cutting of cake by Int Director Of MUSC Rebecca.
We had very good talk by Dr. Krug and Visa
We have more number of people so some went without T-shirt.
Even though it was a long weekend but people was there.
We were also connected with NYC group with skype.
It was really fun. We discussed on vast area of wikipedia
People liked buttons more, than T-shirts.
I like to thanks to walling, jimmy and other people who were behind to this event.
Thanking you. with best regards Kaushlendra tripathi
I'm fascinated by the Wikipedia t-shirt design, which I assume has the names of a few dozen wikipedias in the native languages:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Wikipedia-tshirt-languages.png
I also was inspired by the slide show shared here earlier. The wikipedia-images.zip file made it easy in that case to figure out which language each slide was in, since they seemingly were alphabetical by the iso code for the language (I think that's what it is), except for the first one which was 'en' for english. I've included the list of codes from that slideshow below - some two-letter, some three-letter, some more.
This prompts me to inquire about a nice compact file/table/database which would conveniently satisfy my many questions about each name, and could e.g. be used during the slide show to talk about each wikipedia:
The country code for the language The english name for the language The name of the writing script in which it is written How to pronounce it (sound bite, ipa, etc) Link to the wikipedia Link to the entry on the stats page for the wikipedia
etc. etc.
I figure I can at least hope for a nice table somewhere of data on each wikipedia: country code, link etc. from which I could derive some of the rest.
And a simple annotation of the t-shirt itself would be a fine place to start :)
Neal McBurnett http://neal.mcburnett.org/
en ab ace af ak als am ang an arc ar arz as ast av ay az ba bar bat-smg bcl be be-x-old bg bh bi bm bn bo bpy br bs bxr ca cbk-zam cdo ceb ce ch chr chy ckb co crh cr csb cs cv cy da de diq dsb dv dz ee el eml eo es et eu ext fa ff fi fiu-vro fj fo fr frp frr fur fy gan ga gd glk gl gn gu gv hak ha haw he hif hi hr hsb ht hu hy ia id ie ig ik ilo io is it iu ja jbo jv kaa kab ka kg ki kk kl km kn ko krc ksh ks ku kv kw ky lad la lbe lb lg lij li lmo ln lo lt lv map-bms mdf mg mhr mi mk ml mn mr ms mt mwl myv mzn nah na nap nds-nl nds ne new nl nn no nov nrm nv ny oc om or os pag pam pa pap pcd pdc pih pi pl2 pl pms pnb pnt ps pt qu rm rmy roa-rup roa-tara ro ru rw sah sa scn sco sc sd se sg sh simple si sk sl sm sn so sq srn sr ss st stq su sv sw szl ta te tet tg th ti tk tl tn to tpi tr ts tt tum udm ug uk ur uz vec ve vi vls vo wa war wo wuu xal xh yi yo za zea zh-classical zh-min-nan zh zh-yue zu
You can find most of the information here:
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/List_of_Wikipedias
On Fri, Jan 28, 2011 at 8:09 AM, Neal McBurnett neal@mcburnett.org wrote:
I'm fascinated by the Wikipedia t-shirt design, which I assume has the names of a few dozen wikipedias in the native languages:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Wikipedia-tshirt-languages.png
I also was inspired by the slide show shared here earlier. The wikipedia-images.zip file made it easy in that case to figure out which language each slide was in, since they seemingly were alphabetical by the iso code for the language (I think that's what it is), except for the first one which was 'en' for english. I've included the list of codes from that slideshow below - some two-letter, some three-letter, some more.
This prompts me to inquire about a nice compact file/table/database which would conveniently satisfy my many questions about each name, and could e.g. be used during the slide show to talk about each wikipedia:
The country code for the language The english name for the language The name of the writing script in which it is written How to pronounce it (sound bite, ipa, etc) Link to the wikipedia Link to the entry on the stats page for the wikipedia
etc. etc.
I figure I can at least hope for a nice table somewhere of data on each wikipedia: country code, link etc. from which I could derive some of the rest.
And a simple annotation of the t-shirt itself would be a fine place to start :)
Neal McBurnett http://neal.mcburnett.org/
en ab ace af ak als am ang an arc ar arz as ast av ay az ba bar bat-smg bcl be be-x-old bg bh bi bm bn bo bpy br bs bxr ca cbk-zam cdo ceb ce ch chr chy ckb co crh cr csb cs cv cy da de diq dsb dv dz ee el eml eo es et eu ext fa ff fi fiu-vro fj fo fr frp frr fur fy gan ga gd glk gl gn gu gv hak ha haw he hif hi hr hsb ht hu hy ia id ie ig ik ilo io is it iu ja jbo jv kaa kab ka kg ki kk kl km kn ko krc ksh ks ku kv kw ky lad la lbe lb lg lij li lmo ln lo lt lv map-bms mdf mg mhr mi mk ml mn mr ms mt mwl myv mzn nah na nap nds-nl nds ne new nl nn no nov nrm nv ny oc om or os pag pam pa pap pcd pdc pih pi pl2 pl pms pnb pnt ps pt qu rm rmy roa-rup roa-tara ro ru rw sah sa scn sco sc sd se sg sh simple si sk sl sm sn so sq srn sr ss st stq su sv sw szl ta te tet tg th ti tk tl tn to tpi tr ts tt tum udm ug uk ur uz vec ve vi vls vo wa war wo wuu xal xh yi yo za zea zh-classical zh-min-nan zh zh-yue zu
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Thanks. After I wrote I found that, and this, which it refers to, which is close to what we want for the slideshow - a list sorted by wiki prefix/country code:
http://s23.org/wikistats/wikipedias_html.php?sort=prefix_asc
It has 279 languages listed, vs 257 for the slideshow, so you just have to skip 20 along the way.
But neither have the name "Wikipedia" rendered into the local language, as the t-shirt seems to. So I still can't find a language, based on what is on the t-shirt.
The closest option I've stumbled across is to use the Azerbaijani article on Wikipedia, which lists the article names for Wikipedia in other languages:
http://az.wikipedikia.org/wiki/Vikipediya
It is slow work searching in there for languages in scripts which I don't even know how to type on my keyboard, but sort of fun :)
Who designed the t-shirt?
Neal McBurnett http://neal.mcburnett.org/
On Fri, Jan 28, 2011 at 02:01:11PM +0200, Itzik Edri wrote:
You can find most of the information here:
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/List_of_Wikipedias
On Fri, Jan 28, 2011 at 8:09 AM, Neal McBurnett neal@mcburnett.org wrote:
I'm fascinated by the Wikipedia t-shirt design, which I assume has the names of a few dozen wikipedias in the native languages: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Wikipedia-tshirt-languages.png I also was inspired by the slide show shared here earlier. The wikipedia-images.zip file made it easy in that case to figure out which language each slide was in, since they seemingly were alphabetical by the iso code for the language (I think that's what it is), except for the first one which was 'en' for english. I've included the list of codes from that slideshow below - some two-letter, some three-letter, some more. This prompts me to inquire about a nice compact file/table/database which would conveniently satisfy my many questions about each name, and could e.g. be used during the slide show to talk about each wikipedia: The country code for the language The english name for the language The name of the writing script in which it is written How to pronounce it (sound bite, ipa, etc) Link to the wikipedia Link to the entry on the stats page for the wikipedia etc. etc. I figure I can at least hope for a nice table somewhere of data on each wikipedia: country code, link etc. from which I could derive some of the rest. And a simple annotation of the t-shirt itself would be a fine place to start :) Neal McBurnett http://neal.mcburnett.org/ en ab ace af ak als am ang an arc ar arz as ast av ay az ba bar bat-smg bcl be be-x-old bg bh bi bm bn bo bpy br bs bxr ca cbk-zam cdo ceb ce ch chr chy ckb co crh cr csb cs cv cy da de diq dsb dv dz ee el eml eo es et eu ext fa ff fi fiu-vro fj fo fr frp frr fur fy gan ga gd glk gl gn gu gv hak ha haw he hif hi hr hsb ht hu hy ia id ie ig ik ilo io is it iu ja jbo jv kaa kab ka kg ki kk kl km kn ko krc ksh ks ku kv kw ky lad la lbe lb lg lij li lmo ln lo lt lv map-bms mdf mg mhr mi mk ml mn mr ms mt mwl myv mzn nah na nap nds-nl nds ne new nl nn no nov nrm nv ny oc om or os pag pam pa pap pcd pdc pih pi pl2 pl pms pnb pnt ps pt qu rm rmy roa-rup roa-tara ro ru rw sah sa scn sco sc sd se sg sh simple si sk sl sm sn so sq srn sr ss st stq su sv sw szl ta te tet tg th ti tk tl tn to tpi tr ts tt tum udm ug uk ur uz vec ve vi vls vo wa war wo wuu xal xh yi yo za zea zh-classical zh-min-nan zh zh-yue zu _______________________________________________ WikiX-l mailing list WikiX-l@lists.wikimedia.org https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikix-l
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It's really interesting that you bring this up, Neal. David Peters designed the shirt - a contract designer who has been working with WMF for over a year now on a variety of projects. He also developed the core Wikipedia 10 concept design.
He was telling me the other day that he has A) found a handful more scripts that weren't included in this design, and B) he's realized that he hasn't provided a code-key to explain what all of the languages are, and he's now working on a simple graphic to show the romanized/english variant of each name, and it seems that it would make sense per your point to include the abbreviated language designator of each too.
For the whole 250+ Wikipedias there are only about 60 different language character variations of the wordmark. The tagline 'the free encyclopedia' is different and unique in virtually every language, but the wordmark itself is not necessarily unique.
I'm not sure that's exactly what you were looking for, but I think it's a step in that direction.
jay
On Jan 27, 2011, at 10:09 PM, Neal McBurnett wrote:
I'm fascinated by the Wikipedia t-shirt design, which I assume has the names of a few dozen wikipedias in the native languages:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Wikipedia-tshirt-languages.png
I also was inspired by the slide show shared here earlier. The wikipedia-images.zip file made it easy in that case to figure out which language each slide was in, since they seemingly were alphabetical by the iso code for the language (I think that's what it is), except for the first one which was 'en' for english. I've included the list of codes from that slideshow below - some two-letter, some three-letter, some more.
This prompts me to inquire about a nice compact file/table/database which would conveniently satisfy my many questions about each name, and could e.g. be used during the slide show to talk about each wikipedia:
The country code for the language The english name for the language The name of the writing script in which it is written How to pronounce it (sound bite, ipa, etc) Link to the wikipedia Link to the entry on the stats page for the wikipedia
etc. etc.
I figure I can at least hope for a nice table somewhere of data on each wikipedia: country code, link etc. from which I could derive some of the rest.
And a simple annotation of the t-shirt itself would be a fine place to start :)
Neal McBurnett http://neal.mcburnett.org/
en ab ace af ak als am ang an arc ar arz as ast av ay az ba bar bat-smg bcl be be-x-old bg bh bi bm bn bo bpy br bs bxr ca cbk-zam cdo ceb ce ch chr chy ckb co crh cr csb cs cv cy da de diq dsb dv dz ee el eml eo es et eu ext fa ff fi fiu-vro fj fo fr frp frr fur fy gan ga gd glk gl gn gu gv hak ha haw he hif hi hr hsb ht hu hy ia id ie ig ik ilo io is it iu ja jbo jv kaa kab ka kg ki kk kl km kn ko krc ksh ks ku kv kw ky lad la lbe lb lg lij li lmo ln lo lt lv map-bms mdf mg mhr mi mk ml mn mr ms mt mwl myv mzn nah na nap nds-nl nds ne new nl nn no nov nrm nv ny oc om or os pag pam pa pap pcd pdc pih pi pl2 pl pms pnb pnt ps pt qu rm rmy roa-rup roa-tara ro ru rw sah sa scn sco sc sd se sg sh simple si sk sl sm sn so sq srn sr ss st stq su sv sw szl ta te tet tg th ti tk tl tn to tpi tr ts tt tum udm ug uk ur uz vec ve vi vls vo wa war wo wuu xal xh yi yo za zea zh-classical zh-min-nan zh zh-yue zu
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Great news - I look forward to seeing it!
I have no idea if the source I noted at
http://az.wikipedikia.org/wiki/Vikipediya
is right, but FWIW, based on the names there I count 99 unique spellings. I've attached a list, sorted by the number of occurrences.
Neal McBurnett http://neal.mcburnett.org/
On Fri, Jan 28, 2011 at 10:22:39AM -0800, Jay Walsh wrote:
It's really interesting that you bring this up, Neal. David Peters designed the shirt - a contract designer who has been working with WMF for over a year now on a variety of projects. He also developed the core Wikipedia 10 concept design.
He was telling me the other day that he has A) found a handful more scripts that weren't included in this design, and B) he's realized that he hasn't provided a code-key to explain what all of the languages are, and he's now working on a simple graphic to show the romanized/english variant of each name, and it seems that it would make sense per your point to include the abbreviated language designator of each too.
For the whole 250+ Wikipedias there are only about 60 different language character variations of the wordmark. The tagline 'the free encyclopedia' is different and unique in virtually every language, but the wordmark itself is not necessarily unique.
I'm not sure that's exactly what you were looking for, but I think it's a step in that direction.
jay
On Jan 27, 2011, at 10:09 PM, Neal McBurnett wrote:
I'm fascinated by the Wikipedia t-shirt design, which I assume has the names of a few dozen wikipedias in the native languages:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Wikipedia-tshirt-languages.png
I also was inspired by the slide show shared here earlier. The wikipedia-images.zip file made it easy in that case to figure out which language each slide was in, since they seemingly were alphabetical by the iso code for the language (I think that's what it is), except for the first one which was 'en' for english. I've included the list of codes from that slideshow below - some two-letter, some three-letter, some more.
This prompts me to inquire about a nice compact file/table/database which would conveniently satisfy my many questions about each name, and could e.g. be used during the slide show to talk about each wikipedia:
The country code for the language The english name for the language The name of the writing script in which it is written How to pronounce it (sound bite, ipa, etc) Link to the wikipedia Link to the entry on the stats page for the wikipedia
etc. etc.
I figure I can at least hope for a nice table somewhere of data on each wikipedia: country code, link etc. from which I could derive some of the rest.
And a simple annotation of the t-shirt itself would be a fine place to start :)
Neal McBurnett http://neal.mcburnett.org/
en ab ace af ak als am ang an arc ar arz as ast av ay az ba bar bat-smg bcl be be-x-old bg bh bi bm bn bo bpy br bs bxr ca cbk-zam cdo ceb ce ch chr chy ckb co crh cr csb cs cv cy da de diq dsb dv dz ee el eml eo es et eu ext fa ff fi fiu-vro fj fo fr frp frr fur fy gan ga gd glk gl gn gu gv hak ha haw he hif hi hr hsb ht hu hy ia id ie ig ik ilo io is it iu ja jbo jv kaa kab ka kg ki kk kl km kn ko krc ksh ks ku kv kw ky lad la lbe lb lg lij li lmo ln lo lt lv map-bms mdf mg mhr mi mk ml mn mr ms mt mwl myv mzn nah na nap nds-nl nds ne new nl nn no nov nrm nv ny oc om or os pag pam pa pap pcd pdc pih pi pl2 pl pms pnb pnt ps pt qu rm rmy roa-rup roa-tara ro ru rw sah sa scn sco sc sd se sg sh simple si sk sl sm sn so sq srn sr ss st stq su sv sw szl ta te tet tg th ti tk tl tn to tpi tr ts tt tum udm ug uk ur uz vec ve vi vls vo wa war wo wuu xal xh yi yo za zea zh-classical zh-min-nan zh zh-yue zu
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User:HelloAnnyong actually researched and made this after coming to our NYC party:
http://i54.tinypic.com/so72m9.jpg
Thanks, Richard (User:Pharos)
On 1/28/11, Neal McBurnett neal@mcburnett.org wrote:
Great news - I look forward to seeing it!
I have no idea if the source I noted at
http://az.wikipedikia.org/wiki/Vikipediya
is right, but FWIW, based on the names there I count 99 unique spellings. I've attached a list, sorted by the number of occurrences.
Neal McBurnett http://neal.mcburnett.org/
On Fri, Jan 28, 2011 at 10:22:39AM -0800, Jay Walsh wrote:
It's really interesting that you bring this up, Neal. David Peters designed the shirt - a contract designer who has been working with WMF for over a year now on a variety of projects. He also developed the core Wikipedia 10 concept design.
He was telling me the other day that he has A) found a handful more scripts that weren't included in this design, and B) he's realized that he hasn't provided a code-key to explain what all of the languages are, and he's now working on a simple graphic to show the romanized/english variant of each name, and it seems that it would make sense per your point to include the abbreviated language designator of each too.
For the whole 250+ Wikipedias there are only about 60 different language character variations of the wordmark. The tagline 'the free encyclopedia' is different and unique in virtually every language, but the wordmark itself is not necessarily unique.
I'm not sure that's exactly what you were looking for, but I think it's a step in that direction.
jay
On Jan 27, 2011, at 10:09 PM, Neal McBurnett wrote:
I'm fascinated by the Wikipedia t-shirt design, which I assume has the names of a few dozen wikipedias in the native languages:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Wikipedia-tshirt-languages.png
I also was inspired by the slide show shared here earlier. The wikipedia-images.zip file made it easy in that case to figure out which language each slide was in, since they seemingly were alphabetical by the iso code for the language (I think that's what it is), except for the first one which was 'en' for english. I've included the list of codes from that slideshow below - some two-letter, some three-letter, some more.
This prompts me to inquire about a nice compact file/table/database which would conveniently satisfy my many questions about each name, and could e.g. be used during the slide show to talk about each wikipedia:
The country code for the language The english name for the language The name of the writing script in which it is written How to pronounce it (sound bite, ipa, etc) Link to the wikipedia Link to the entry on the stats page for the wikipedia
etc. etc.
I figure I can at least hope for a nice table somewhere of data on each wikipedia: country code, link etc. from which I could derive some of the rest.
And a simple annotation of the t-shirt itself would be a fine place to start :)
Neal McBurnett http://neal.mcburnett.org/
en ab ace af ak als am ang an arc ar arz as ast av ay az ba bar bat-smg bcl be be-x-old bg bh bi bm bn bo bpy br bs bxr ca cbk-zam cdo ceb ce ch chr chy ckb co crh cr csb cs cv cy da de diq dsb dv dz ee el eml eo es et eu ext fa ff fi fiu-vro fj fo fr frp frr fur fy gan ga gd glk gl gn gu gv hak ha haw he hif hi hr hsb ht hu hy ia id ie ig ik ilo io is it iu ja jbo jv kaa kab ka kg ki kk kl km kn ko krc ksh ks ku kv kw ky lad la lbe lb lg lij li lmo ln lo lt lv map-bms mdf mg mhr mi mk ml mn mr ms mt mwl myv mzn nah na nap nds-nl nds ne new nl nn no nov nrm nv ny oc om or os pag pam pa pap pcd pdc pih pi pl2 pl pms pnb pnt ps pt qu rm rmy roa-rup roa-tara ro ru rw sah sa scn sco sc sd se sg sh simple si sk sl sm sn so sq srn sr ss st stq su sv sw szl ta te tet tg th ti tk tl tn to tpi tr ts tt tum udm ug uk ur uz vec ve vi vls vo wa war wo wuu xal xh yi yo za zea zh-classical zh-min-nan zh zh-yue zu
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Fantastic! I've asked HelloAnnyong to upload that to Commons as an svg.
And it makes me hope for a further step - linking it all to a map of some sort (hard/foolish though I know it is to map languages to geographic areas). I outlined the question here:
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Talk:List_of_Wikipedias#Geographic_map_of_wik...
but thought I should ask for help here also.
Cheers,
Neal McBurnett http://neal.mcburnett.org/
On Mon, Jan 31, 2011 at 04:55:31AM -0500, Pharos wrote:
User:HelloAnnyong actually researched and made this after coming to our NYC party:
http://i54.tinypic.com/so72m9.jpg
Thanks, Richard (User:Pharos)
On 1/28/11, Neal McBurnett neal@mcburnett.org wrote:
Great news - I look forward to seeing it!
I have no idea if the source I noted at
http://az.wikipedikia.org/wiki/Vikipediya
is right, but FWIW, based on the names there I count 99 unique spellings. I've attached a list, sorted by the number of occurrences.
Neal McBurnett http://neal.mcburnett.org/
On Fri, Jan 28, 2011 at 10:22:39AM -0800, Jay Walsh wrote:
It's really interesting that you bring this up, Neal. David Peters designed the shirt - a contract designer who has been working with WMF for over a year now on a variety of projects. He also developed the core Wikipedia 10 concept design.
He was telling me the other day that he has A) found a handful more scripts that weren't included in this design, and B) he's realized that he hasn't provided a code-key to explain what all of the languages are, and he's now working on a simple graphic to show the romanized/english variant of each name, and it seems that it would make sense per your point to include the abbreviated language designator of each too.
For the whole 250+ Wikipedias there are only about 60 different language character variations of the wordmark. The tagline 'the free encyclopedia' is different and unique in virtually every language, but the wordmark itself is not necessarily unique.
I'm not sure that's exactly what you were looking for, but I think it's a step in that direction.
jay
On Jan 27, 2011, at 10:09 PM, Neal McBurnett wrote:
I'm fascinated by the Wikipedia t-shirt design, which I assume has the names of a few dozen wikipedias in the native languages:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Wikipedia-tshirt-languages.png
I also was inspired by the slide show shared here earlier. The wikipedia-images.zip file made it easy in that case to figure out which language each slide was in, since they seemingly were alphabetical by the iso code for the language (I think that's what it is), except for the first one which was 'en' for english. I've included the list of codes from that slideshow below - some two-letter, some three-letter, some more.
This prompts me to inquire about a nice compact file/table/database which would conveniently satisfy my many questions about each name, and could e.g. be used during the slide show to talk about each wikipedia:
The country code for the language The english name for the language The name of the writing script in which it is written How to pronounce it (sound bite, ipa, etc) Link to the wikipedia Link to the entry on the stats page for the wikipedia
etc. etc.
I figure I can at least hope for a nice table somewhere of data on each wikipedia: country code, link etc. from which I could derive some of the rest.
And a simple annotation of the t-shirt itself would be a fine place to start :)
Neal McBurnett http://neal.mcburnett.org/
en ab ace af ak als am ang an arc ar arz as ast av ay az ba bar bat-smg bcl be be-x-old bg bh bi bm bn bo bpy br bs bxr ca cbk-zam cdo ceb ce ch chr chy ckb co crh cr csb cs cv cy da de diq dsb dv dz ee el eml eo es et eu ext fa ff fi fiu-vro fj fo fr frp frr fur fy gan ga gd glk gl gn gu gv hak ha haw he hif hi hr hsb ht hu hy ia id ie ig ik ilo io is it iu ja jbo jv kaa kab ka kg ki kk kl km kn ko krc ksh ks ku kv kw ky lad la lbe lb lg lij li lmo ln lo lt lv map-bms mdf mg mhr mi mk ml mn mr ms mt mwl myv mzn nah na nap nds-nl nds ne new nl nn no nov nrm nv ny oc om or os pag pam pa pap pcd pdc pih pi pl2 pl pms pnb pnt ps pt qu rm rmy roa-rup roa-tara ro ru rw sah sa scn sco sc sd se sg sh simple si sk sl sm sn so sq srn sr ss st stq su sv sw szl ta te tet tg th ti tk tl tn to tpi tr ts tt tum udm ug uk ur uz vec ve vi vls vo wa war wo wuu xal xh yi yo za zea zh-classical zh-min-nan zh zh-yue zu
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