[mpeg-OTspec] Re: Languages tags (Buruchaski & North Slavey)

[Levantovsky, Vladimir]

Hi Denis,

Just to clarify – are you proposing to add these new language tags  to the current amendment?
If this is the case, we will have a chance to do it when the new ballot is open, which is expected to happen in mid-June, after then ISO WG11 meeting is over.

Thank you,
Vlad


From: mpeg-OTspec at yahoogroups.com [mailto:mpeg-OTspec at yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Denis Jacquerye moyogo at gmail.com [mpeg-OTspec]
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Subject: [mpeg-OTspec] Re: Languages tags (Buruchaski & North Slavey)




Apologies, I hit send too early.

Here are some language tags notes:
- Burushaski [bsk] needs a language tag since it may need locl feature in some fonts. The Burushaski figure four can be assumed to match that used as a diacritic on Burushaski letters 0777 ݷ and 077D ݽ, which would require a locl feature in some fonts if the figure four 06F4 follows Persian form instead of Urdu form.
- "Slavey" SLA [scs] should be labelled "North Slavey" to match "South Slavey" SSL [xsl]. "Slavey" or "Slave" refers to both languages or the macrolangue [den].
- Krymchak [jct] (see https://incubator.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wp/jct/Main_Page) and Khorasani Turkic [kmc] (see https://incubator.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wp/kmz/Ana_sahife) need language tags since they use i and dotless i and need appropriate features like Turkish and other languages.

Regards

On Thu, 19 May 2016 at 06:33 Denis Jacquerye <moyogo at gmail.com<mailto:moyogo at gmail.com>> wrote:
Hi Vladimir,

Here are some language tags notes:
- Burushaski [bsk] needs a language tag since it may need locl feature in some fonts. The Burushaski figure four can be assumed to match that used as a diacritic on Burushaski letters 0777 ݷ and 077D ݽ, which would require a locl feature in some fonts if the figure four 06F4 follows Persian form instead of Urdu form.
- "Slavey" SLA [scs] should be labelled "North Slavey" to match "South Slavey" SSL [xsl]. "Slavey" or "Slave" refers to both languages or the macrolangue [den].

Regards,




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