Languages & locale policy
Compare the built-in locale models without treating language families as one universal style. These guides are in English and describe the language of your publication.
All 44 explicit registry choices are represented below, including language-neutral. Automatic paragraph resolution is a separate mode. This is supported policy evidence, not a complete grammar, spelling or editorial certification.
Compare two built-in locale models
English (United States)
en-US- Quote pairs
- “…” ‘…’
- Numbers
- Decimal point; comma grouping
- Date order
- Month–day–year
- Currency
- Prefix model · $, US$, USD
- Short-word list
- No short-word list in this model
- Punctuation notes
- Use the rule’s actual contextual evidence
English (United Kingdom)
en-GB- Quote pairs
- ‘…’ “…”
- Numbers
- Decimal point; comma grouping
- Date order
- Day–month–year
- Currency
- Prefix model · £, GBP
- Short-word list
- No short-word list in this model
- Punctuation notes
- Use the rule’s actual contextual evidence
These are built-in defaults for 2.0.5 source review, not the active settings of an open document or a custom team profile. Check Language & rules for the resolved inspection policy. A date-order label does not establish the factual date, and a supported currency token does not identify an ambiguous amount for you.
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English and its regional choices
Choose the publication’s region deliberately; international English is not a universal substitute for every regional convention.
enen-USen-GBen-AUen-NZCzech and Slovak
Review quote forms, short-word connections and decimal-comma grouping in the intended language context.
cs-CZsk-SKGerman, Austrian and Swiss German
Keep Swiss and non-Swiss conventions visible instead of applying one blanket German-language policy.
de-DEde-ATde-CHFrench: France, Switzerland and Canada
Review high punctuation, guillemets and nonbreaking spacing with the correct regional policy.
fr-FRfr-CHfr-CASpanish and Latin American choices
Use supported regional context for inverted punctuation, numeric presentation and currency.
es-ESes-419es-ARes-CLes-COes-PEPortuguese: Portugal and Brazil
Compare the model’s quotation and currency treatment before normalizing regional material.
pt-PTpt-BRItalian and Swiss Italian
Keep Italian language review separate from regional numeric and currency conventions.
it-ITit-CHPolish
Review supported one-letter-word connections alongside quotes, spacing and numeric meaning.
pl-PLDutch
Use the selected model as evidence while retaining publication-specific quotation and numeric decisions.
nl-NLSwedish, Danish, Norwegian and Finnish
Compare the actual language choice; Nordic publishing is not one interchangeable quotation system.
sv-SEda-DKnb-NOfi-FIAdditional European locale choices
Read each named locale’s policy; this browsing group does not imply one shared regional standard.
hu-HUro-ROhr-HRsl-SIel-GRbg-BGet-EElv-LVlt-LTga-IEmt-MTMultilingual Switzerland
Use the mixed Swiss option deliberately and inspect language-specific text rather than assuming a regional label resolves every paragraph.
mul-CHJapanese and Korean
Use supported East Asian boundary and punctuation review without imposing Latin word-spacing assumptions.
ja-JPko-KRLanguage-neutral fallback
Understand what unknown or intentionally neutral language does and does not establish.
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