[06:48:00] [Question] Where can I see the mappping of language codes (e.g. "en", "fr", "ru", "es", zh-hant") to the name of the languages (e.g. "English", "French", "Russian", "Traditional Chinese") which are shown in the table of labels and descriptions in the page of a Wikidata item or Wikidata property? [06:52:26] I initially thought that such mapping was defined in the extension Wikibase, so I cloned this repository https://github.com/wikimedia/mediawiki-extensions-Wikibase and searched for the full name of a language which I chose from the table of labels and descriptions of a Wikidata item => $ grep -Rl 'Minangkabau' . <= I went through all matches, but I didn't find a map of languages codes to full names. [07:26:20] ^ CORRECTION: I went through all matches -> grep did not find matches when searching Minangkabau in the wikibase git repository [07:49:42] rodrigo-morales: a lot of them are in https://github.com/wikimedia/mediawiki-extensions-cldr [13:26:07] Lucas_WMDE: Thanks, I found them in https://github.com/wikimedia/mediawiki-extensions-cldr/blob/649df9ce0ea04624fdda63b39a0179c29ee46431/CldrNames/CldrNamesEn.php . I still have a question: Where does Wikidata obtain the full language names of the language codes that are not listed in that file, for example "Kurdish (Latin script)". In CldrNamesEn.php, I found "Central Kurdish", "Southern Kurdish" and [13:26:45] "Kurdish", but I did not find "Kurdish (Latin script)" which is used in P31. [13:27:19] that’s in LocalNames/LocalNamesEn.php [13:27:37] (found via https://codesearch.wmcloud.org/search/?q=Kurdish+%5C%28Latin+script%5C%29, though `git grep` in cldr.git would also have worked in this case I guess) [13:28:09] CldrNames has names from the upstream cldr database by the unicode consortium, LocalNames has additional names we need in Wikimedia projects for one reason or another (often Wikidata) [13:32:36] Lucas_WMDE: Thanks! I wasn't aware of https://codesearch.wmcloud.org/ [15:15:19] rodrigo-morales: yeah, it’s very useful :)