Hello Michael, Hello Sophie,
Yes, Berber is a new locale ...
In fact there more then 3 main varieties ...
In Morcoco there is 3 great maint variety, Tarifit, tamzight and tasousit
... The morocan encoding standar is Tifinagh ...
In Algeria, I know 4 great varieties varieties : Kabyle (Taqbayliet,
Tachawit, Tamzabit, Tachenwit) and we can add Tamachiqt (Tuareg language)
... There is nos offical encoding and it is at this time a great political
problem ... with sessionist risk ...
And hte case of Tuareg Poeple, splited in 5 at least 5 five different
country (Lybia, Algeria, Mali, Niger, Burkina Faso) ... There traditional
encoding is Tifinagh mais there is not official recognizion ...
In my Case I want to localize the Kabyle version ...
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I want to localise in kabyle language (variant of berber in north of
Algeria)
Iso 639 code is KAB
and the microsoft LCID is Tamazight (Latin) 2143
What is the process ? Wich is the first step ?
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Best regards,
Azzedine Ait Khelifa
2010/10/11 Michael Bauer <fios@akerbeltz.org>
Berber is a new locale, isn't it? Interesting though, are you encoding in
Tifinagh or Latin, and also, I believe there are three main varieties:
Northern, Eastern or Tuareg? Which of these three are you working with
and/or which sub-language?
Michael
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