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Le 04/11/2016 à 22:32, Kolbjørn Stuestøl a écrit :

Norway is a small country but we have two main languages, bokmål (nb)
and nynorsk (nn). The code (no) means Norwegian without specifying which.
As LibreOffice is translated to both of them, named (nb) and (nn), I
think it is better to use these codes instead of the (no).


Thanks for the feedback, it's corrected now.
Cheers
Sophie


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