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List of Languages Supported:
0, 2,“EN”,“English”,“English” ,
1,2,“BG”, “Bulgarian”, “Български,
2,2, “RU”, “Russian”, “Русский” ,
3,2, “RO”,“Romanian”, “Română” ,
4,5, “TR”, “Turkish”, “Türkçe” ,
5,2, “ES”, “Spanish”, “Español” ,
6,2, “DE”, “German”, “Deutsch” ,
7,2, “FR”, “French”, “Français” ,
8,2, “IT”, “Italian”, “Italiano” ,
9,2, “BR”, “Brazilian”, “Português BR” ,
10,2, “PR”, “Portuguese”,“Português ,
11,2, “NL”, “Dutch”,“Nederlands” ,
12,2, “PL”, “Polish”,“Polski” ,
13,2, “UA”,“Ukrainian”, “Українська” ,
14,2, “HU”,“Hungarian”, “Magyar” ,
15,2, “DK”, “Danish”, “Dansk” ,
16,2, “FI”, “Finnish”,“Suomi” ,
17,2, “SE”, “Swedish”, “Svenska”,
18,2, “MY”,“Malaysian”, “Melayu” ,
19,2, “XX”, “Other”,“Other”
1,2,“BG”, “Bulgarian”, “Български,
2,2, “RU”, “Russian”, “Русский” ,
3,2, “RO”,“Romanian”, “Română” ,
4,5, “TR”, “Turkish”, “Türkçe” ,
5,2, “ES”, “Spanish”, “Español” ,
6,2, “DE”, “German”, “Deutsch” ,
7,2, “FR”, “French”, “Français” ,
8,2, “IT”, “Italian”, “Italiano” ,
9,2, “BR”, “Brazilian”, “Português BR” ,
10,2, “PR”, “Portuguese”,“Português ,
11,2, “NL”, “Dutch”,“Nederlands” ,
12,2, “PL”, “Polish”,“Polski” ,
13,2, “UA”,“Ukrainian”, “Українська” ,
14,2, “HU”,“Hungarian”, “Magyar” ,
15,2, “DK”, “Danish”, “Dansk” ,
16,2, “FI”, “Finnish”,“Suomi” ,
17,2, “SE”, “Swedish”, “Svenska”,
18,2, “MY”,“Malaysian”, “Melayu” ,
19,2, “XX”, “Other”,“Other”
- Includes LANG_DEFAULT.TXT with 239 labels (genres, retro roms, XMMB column labels)
I also added check if the language files are up to date and compatible to avoid problems.
Always check language.cpp if you’re uncertain for some labels.
For example, there are two labels named “Other”. First for alphabetical grouping and second for “other” genre. In English both are the same, but in most languages it may be different.
Always check language.cpp if you’re uncertain for some labels.
For example, there are two labels named “Other”. First for alphabetical grouping and second for “other” genre. In English both are the same, but in most languages it may be different.
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