Hi,
Le 20/05/2021 à 01:04, Hlompho Mota a écrit :
I realised that issue,
So in light of that, I would like to know if it's ever possible that ls
being Lesotho ISO code be added to the Lesotho aspect of the branch?
ls is the ISO code of the country see:
https://www.iso.org/obp/ui/#iso:code:3166:LS, we use ISO language codes
(639-1 or 639-2)
Because the Sotho (as they may call it) does have some serious issues in
how the language has been put together from our perspective.
Then there is the other issue of how we write our words. Since written
language from our end has more of an influence from how French vocabulary
was written, there are some significant differences in how words are put
together.
So in light of this point, I think to prevent creating issues on the
efforts of the South Sotho, I think it would be ideal to create a new
branch altogether.
I understand your point of view, but there is nothing we can do on our
side, technically we need an existing ISO language code.
Cheers
Sophie
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