Add Indonasian dictionary #42
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| 'LY': [Libya, Libia, Libya*, Libia*, Orang Libya, Orang Libia, Tripoli] | ||
| 'MA': [Maroko, Maroko*, Orang Maroko, Rabat] | ||
| 'SD': [Sudan, Sudan*, Orang Sudan, Khartoum] | ||
| 'SS': [Sudan Selatan, S Sudan, Sudan Seletan*, Orang Sudan Selatan, Juba] |
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@hirokokinoshita should we have "Sudan S" instead of "S Sudan"?
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I would like to keep it because the word order is reversed in Indonesian language and also English is used frequently.
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| 'BF': [Burkina Faso, Burkina Faso*, Orang Burkina Faso, Ouagadougou] | ||
| 'BJ': [Benin, Benin*, Orang Benin, Porto Novo] | ||
| 'CI': [Pantai Gading, Pantai Gading*, Côte d'Ivoire, Pantai G, Orang Pantai Gading, Yamoussoukro, Abidjan] |
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@hirokokinoshita can you check if we really need non-ASCII character like "ô".
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I would like to keep it English and original spellings are often used.
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How often do people use English place names? We can combine different languages easily using c(). For example,
> print(c(data_dictionary_newsmap_en$ASIA, data_dictionary_newsmap_ja$ASIA), 2, -1)
Dictionary object with 5 primary key entries and 2 nested levels.
- [CENTER]:
- [KG]:
- kyrgyzstan, kyrgyz*, bishkek, キルギスタン*, キルギス*, ビシュケク
- [KZ]:
- kazakhstan, kazakh*, astana, カザフスタン*, カザフ*, アスタナ
[ reached max_nkey ... 3 more keys ]
- [EAST]:
- [CN]:
- china, chinese, beijing, shanghai, 中華人民共和国*, 中国*, 北京, 上海
- [HK]:
- hong kong, hongkongese, 香港*
[ reached max_nkey ... 6 more keys ]
[ reached max_nkey ... 3 more keys ]
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Well, it depends on paper, media, and report, but I suppose English place names are often used. Should I remove all English place name in the dictionary?
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