Search translations

Language codes of the languages that should be returned, or <code>*</code> for all languages.

Get the language codes of all supported languages.

Get the BCP-47 language code and direction of all supported languages.

The autonym of the language, that is, the name of the language in that language. May not be known for all languages.

Comma-separated language codes; leave blank to send notifications to all translators of all languages.

<p>Unknown or incorrect language: $1.<br />
Languages must be ISO 639-3 language codes.</p>

By default the internationalized values are returned in all available languages.
This parameter allows filtering these down to one or more languages by providing one or more language codes.

For all languages

The value of <code>$2</code> should be a valid language tag, <code>$1</code> found.

$1 keyword provided too many language codes. Searching $2 of the $3 provided {{PLURAL:$3|language|languages}}

The properties that should be returned about each language.

Code for the language the image is going to be rendered in if multiple languages are supported

The writing direction of the language (either <code>ltr</code> or <code>rtl</code>).

Get the valid languages, with language code and autonym, for monolingual text values.

The language codes of the fallback languages configured for this language. The implicit final fallback to 'en' is not included (but some languages may fall back to 'en' explicitly).

The code "$1" does not refer to a specific language, but to a collection of languages, namely the [[wikipedia:$2 language|"$3" languages]].

The language codes of the variants supported by this language.

Comma separated list of language codes.
Translation of a message in these languages are shown when you are translating.
The default list of languages depends on your language.

Get the valid language codes for the terms of an entity.

all languages

All languages

All languages

All languages

<code>$1</code> is not a valid language. Should be one of: $2.

The code (technically dbname/wikiid) is either the language code + project code for content projects or the subdomain + main domain for all the others.