Hi! There is no need to have two different language codes for norwegian, NO and NB is both for Norwegian and it makes it really hard to query the API. Would it be possible to merge them somehow? :) (We also have a third language code, NN, but this one still makes sense and is less common)
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Răspuns de Travis Bell
pe data de 16 ianuarie 2014 la ora 10:41AM
Hi SeenIt,
I'm not sure about the logistics with this, specifically how to handle those making calls to a certain language and vice-versa, but I've created a new ticket and will see about getting it done in the next few months.
Cheers.
Răspuns de SeenIt
pe data de 17 ianuarie 2014 la ora 8:13AM
Thank you! Btw, I think "NO" should be the preferred code. This is the same as the country code for Norway (used in release dates, etc)...
Răspuns de LilleLudo
pe data de 21 iunie 2017 la ora 5:23AM
And the language code for Norwegian Nynorsk should be... "Norwegian Nynorsk" (nn-NO), not (nn-NN).
Răspuns de heronul
pe data de 2 iunie 2023 la ora 10:00AM
Just to add my 2 cents, for some reason there is a "NN" country code for "Norwegian Nynorsk". this is the language iso code not the country. The only iso-3166 country code for Norway is "NO" source: https://www.iso.org/obp/ui/#search
after double checking it looks like just some movies have that weird country code in translations but I couldn't reproduce create a translation with that