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en_BT locale data
- From: Christopher Fynn <cfynn at gmx dot net>
- To: libc-alpha at sources dot redhat dot com
- Date: Sat, 15 May 2004 02:14:47 +0100
- Subject: en_BT locale data
- Reply-to: cfynn at druknet dot bt
Attached please find en_BT locale data in LDML format.
English is one of the two official languages in Bhutan (the other being
Dzongkha dz) - and is widely used in administration, education and
business.
regards
- Chris
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<!DOCTYPE ldml SYSTEM " http://www.openi18n.org/spec/ldml/1.0/ldml.dtd";
[
<!ENTITY % icu SYSTEM " http://www.openi18n.org/spec/ldml/1.0/ldmlICU.dtd";>
%icu;
]
>
<!-- source: Christopher J Fynn cfynn@druknet.bt; cfynn@gmx.net -->
<ldml>
<identity>
<version number="1.01">Draft Version</version>
<generation date="2004-05-14" />
<language type="en" />
<territory type="BT" />
</identity>
<localeDisplayNames draft="true">
<languages>
<!-- There are two official languages in Bhutan: Dzongkha and English.
Nepali is also widely used & spoken.
"Choekay" is used for religious purposes and traditional literature.
There are a number of other Bhutanese languages (spoken & written)
but these currently lack iso 639 identifiers -->
<language type="en">English</language>
<language type="dz">Dzongkha</language>
<language type="ne">Nepali</language>
<language type="bo">Choekay</language>
<!-- Tibetan language is always referred to as Choekay in Bhutan -->
</languages>
<territories draft="false">
<territory type="BT">Bhutan</territory>
<!-- iso3166-2 regions for BT -->
<!-- Dzongkhag = District -->
<territory type="BT-11">Paro Dzongkhag</territory>
<territory type="BT-12">Chhukha Dzongkhag</territory>
<territory type="BT-13">Ha Dzongkhag</territory>
<territory type="BT-14">Samtse Dzongkhag</territory>
<territory type="BT-15">Thimphu Dzongkhag</territory>
<territory type="BT-21">Tsirang Dzongkhag</territory>
<territory type="BT-22">Dagana Dzongkhag</territory>
<territory type="BT-23">Punakha Dzongkhag</territory>
<territory type="BT-24">Wangdue Phodrang Dzongkhag</territory>
<territory type="BT-31">Sarpang Dzongkhag</territory>
<territory type="BT-32">Trongsa Dzongkhag</territory>
<territory type="BT-33">Bumthang Dzongkhag</territory>
<territory type="BT-34">Zhemgang Dzongkhag</territory>
<territory type="BT-41">Trashigang Dzongkhag</territory>
<territory type="BT-42">Monggar Dzongkhag</territory>
<territory type="BT-43">Pemagatshel Dzongkhag</territory>
<territory type="BT-44">Lhuentse Dzongkhag</territory>
<territory type="BT-45">Samdrup Jongkha Dzongkhag</territory>
<territory type="BT-GA">Gasa Dzongkhag</territory>
<territory type="BT-TY">Trashi Yangtse Dzongkhag</territory>
</territories>
</localeDisplayNames>
<layout draft="true">
<orientation lines="top-to-bottom" characters="left-to-right" />
</layout>
<delimiters>
<!-- added in 1.01 -->
<!-- Quotation marks follow en-GB convention: single first
and double for quotation within quotation. -->
<quotationStart>‘</quotationStart>
<quotationEnd>’</quotationEnd>
<alternateQuotationStart>“</alternateQuotationStart>
<alternateQuotationEnd>”</alternateQuotationEnd>
</delimiters>
<measurement>
<measurementSystem type="metric"/>
<paperSize>
<!-- Bhutan uses A4 paper as standard. Paper size in millimeters. -->
<width>210</width>
<height>297</height>
</paperSize>
</measurement>
<dates draft="true">
<calendars>
<calendar type="gregorian">
<week>
<!-- first week of year is week with Jan 01 -->
<minDays count="1"/>
<!-- Saturday is officialy the first day of the week in Bhutan -->
<firstDay day="sat"/>
</week>
<eras>
<eraAbbr>
<era type="0">BCE</era>
<era type="1">CE</era>
</eraAbbr>
<eraName>
<era type="0">Before Common Era</era>
<era type="1">Common Era</era>
</eraName>
</eras>
<dateFormats>
<default type="medium"/>
<dateFormatLength type="full">
<dateFormat >
<pattern>EEEE d MMMM yyyy</pattern>
</dateFormat>
</dateFormatLength >
<dateFormatLength type="long">
<dateFormat >
<pattern>d MMMM yyyy</pattern>
</dateFormat>
</dateFormatLength >
<dateFormatLength type="medium">
<dateFormat >
<pattern>dd-MMM-yy</pattern>
</dateFormat>
</dateFormatLength >
<dateFormatLength type="short">
<dateFormat >
<pattern>dd/MM/yy</pattern>
</dateFormat>
</dateFormatLength >
</dateFormats>
<timeFormats>
<default type="medium"/>
<timeFormatLength type="full">
<timeFormat >
<pattern>h:mm:ss a z</pattern>
</timeFormat>
</timeFormatLength >
<timeFormatLength type="long">
<timeFormat >
<pattern>h:mm:ss a z</pattern>
</timeFormat>
</timeFormatLength >
<timeFormatLength type="medium">
<timeFormat >
<pattern>h:mm:ss a</pattern>
</timeFormat>
</timeFormatLength >
<timeFormatLength type="short">
<timeFormat >
<pattern>h:mm a</pattern>
</timeFormat>
</timeFormatLength >
</timeFormats>
<dateTimeFormats>
<dateTimeFormatLength >
<dateTimeFormat>
<pattern>{1} {0}</pattern>
</dateTimeFormat>
</dateTimeFormatLength >
</dateTimeFormats>
</calendar>
<!-- Bhutan also has own calendar similar to but not the same as Tibetan lunar calendar -->
</calendars>
<timeZoneNames draft="true">
<zone type="Asia/Thimphu">
<!-- Bhutan does not use Daylight Saving Time -->
<long>
<!-- Bhutanese time is referred to as "BST" in Bhutan -->
<generic>Bhutan Standard Time</generic>
<standard>Bhutan Standard Time</standard>
<daylight>Bhutan Standard Time</daylight>
</long>
<short>
<generic>BST</generic>
<standard>BST</standard>
<daylight>BST</daylight>
</short>
<exemplarCity>Thimphu</exemplarCity>
</zone>
</timeZoneNames>
</dates>
<numbers draft="true">
<decimalFormats>
<decimalFormatLength >
<decimalFormat >
<!-- number grouping same as India (thousands, lakhs, crores, etc.) -->
<pattern>##,##,##0.###;-##,##,##0.###</pattern>
</decimalFormat>
</decimalFormatLength >
</decimalFormats>
<scientificFormats>
<scientificFormatLength >
<scientificFormat >
<pattern>#E0</pattern>
</scientificFormat>
</scientificFormatLength >
</scientificFormats>
<percentFormats>
<percentFormatLength >
<percentFormat >
<pattern>##,##,##0%</pattern>
</percentFormat>
</percentFormatLength >
</percentFormats>
<currencyFormats>
<currencyFormatLength >
<currencyFormat >
<pattern>¤##,##,##0.00;-¤##,##,##0.00</pattern>
</currencyFormat>
</currencyFormatLength >
</currencyFormats>
<currencies>
<!--currency ids as per ISO4217, three letter alphabetic code-->
<currency type="BTN">
<displayName>Ngultrum</displayName>
<symbol>Nu</symbol>
</currency>
<currency type="INR">
<displayName>Rupee</displayName>
<symbol>₨</symbol>
</currency>
<currency type="NPR">
<displayName>Nepal Rupee</displayName>
<symbol>N₨</symbol>
</currency>
<currency type="USD">
<displayName>US Dollar</displayName>
<symbol>$</symbol>
</currency>
<currency type="EUR">
<displayName>Euro</displayName>
<symbol>€</symbol>
</currency>
<currency type="GBP">
<displayName>British Pound</displayName>
<symbol>£</symbol>
</currency>
</currencies>
</numbers>
<!-- Spelling in en-BT is same as en-IN -->
<!-- Romanization / transliteration of Dzongkha words should
follow: Van Driem, George "Guide to Official Dzongkha Romanization"
Thimphu, Royal Government of Bhutan, 1991
see: http://www.iias.nl/host/himalaya/abstracts/god.html
-->
</ldml>