Locale Smj Se
Use when working with the Lule Sami (Sweden) locale (`smj-SE`) — its endonym Julevsámegiella (Svierik), Latin script, left-to-right (LTR) direction, or spoken-population data. Reference data and translation guidance (register, grammar, idiom, typography) for this specific locale; see [[locale]] for general i18n/l10n concepts (BCP 47, plural rules, RTL) that apply across all locales.
Reference data for the Lule Sami (Sweden) locale — endonym Julevsámegiella (Svierik), written in the Latin script, left-to-right (LTR).
Identifiers
- BCP 47 tag:
smj-SE - ISO 639-1: not assigned
- ISO 639-3:
smj - Script: Latn (Latin)
- Region: SE (Sweden)
- Text direction: ltr — left-to-right (LTR)
Speakers (approximate)
- L1 (native): 1,500
- L2 (additional): 500
- L1+L2 (total): 2,000
Pluralization
CLDR plural categories for this locale: one, two, other (3 forms).
- one —
n = 1(e.g. 1) - two —
n = 2(e.g. 2) - other — everything else (e.g. 0, 3~17, 100, 1000, …)
See Unicode Messageformat for writing plural messages using these categories.
Translating into this locale
Apply Locale Smj No to Lule Sámi in Sweden.
- Context: Lule Sámi is a recognized national minority language in Sweden, used in education and public services in the Sámi administrative area.
- Formats: Swedish krona (
kr); decimal comma; quotation marks”…”. - Terminology: use Lule Sámi terms from the Sámi Parliament and local institutions.
Common pitfalls
- Using Norwegian-side conventions without checking.
- Dropping Sámi letters.
- The general pitfalls in Locale Smj No also apply.
Learn more
- Locale for BCP 47 identifiers, locale-sensitive formatting, pluralization, and text-direction concepts that apply across all locales.
- Unicode Messageformat for writing plural/selection messages correctly for this locale's grammar.
- Sámi Parliament of Sweden (Sametinget)