Hi Gaetan,
On translation server Kurdish files only have "ku-" prefix.Apparently they use Soraní script, perhaps they can be renamed as ku-IQ, ku-Arab or ku-Arab-IQto better reflect the script type, and also as one of the official languages of Irak
Regards,Bernardo
--Bernardo Gonzalez Kriegel
On Mon, May 12, 2014 at 12:49 PM, Gaetan Boisson <gaetan.boisson@biblibre.com> wrote:
Dear translation team,
one year ago we started a Kurdish translation project with a library in Iraki Kurdistan. I remember having debates how to name it, especially since there was already a kurdish project (albeit pretty much unused), and Kurdish can be written either from left to right using the latin alphabet or from right to left using a variant of the arabic abjad.
It seems th ku-SOR project we had create was merged into the ku project and i can't fin anything in my notes about it. This is a perfectly fine decision for me as the other ku project seemed totally abandonned, but is it something that i did and don't remember doing or was is done at a later time ?
Best,
--
Gaetan Boisson
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