Last modified: 2007-01-04 23:16:45 UTC
The ln.wikipedia.org currently uses the Anglo-Saxon decimal and thousand separators. Lingala being spoken in countries where French is the official language. It should use one the French decimal operator. The default being the international standard decimal separator comma instead of period and the standard thousand separator NBSP instead of comma.
To confirm, the Lingala language uses: * spaces as a thousand separator * commas as a decimal separator Correct?
That is correct in french rob (ex: 1 560,38)
I confirm Lingala uses non-breaking spaces as thousand separator and commas as decimal separator. Sometime others are being used but the international standard should be the default.
Changed in r18819.
