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On Wikidata, the termsbox (that contains item labels, descriptions and aliases) shows a selection of languages (via ULS?), and users can customise this by adding a Babel list on their user page. If you add a Babel entry for, say, zh-sg or zh-tw, they show on the page and in the API normalised to zh-Hans-SG or zh-Hant-TW. (The normalised codes match those in the drop-down for interface language in User Preferences.) However, on Wikidata, the termsbox/termbox(?) does not show Singaporean or Taiwanese labels as a result. See * [Languages available "Traditional Chinese" and "Chinese"?](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Project_chat#Languages_available_"Traditional_Chinese"_and_"Chinese"?) – discussion at Wikidata * T101086 I don’t know whether this is relatively unimportant: are the national varieties needed much if Simplified and Traditional both work?

On Wikidata, the termsbox (that contains item labels, descriptions and aliases) shows a selection of languages (via ULS?), and users can customise this by adding a Babel list on their user page. If you add a Babel entry for, say, zh-sg or zh-tw, they show on the page and in the API normalised to zh-Hans-SG or zh-Hant-TW. (The normalised codes match those in the drop-down for interface language in User Preferences.) However, on Wikidata, the termsbox/termbox(?) does not show Singaporean or Taiwanese labels as a result. See * [Languages available "Traditional Chinese" and "Chinese"?](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Project_chat#Languages_available_"Traditional_Chinese"_and_"Chinese"?) – discussion at Wikidata * {T101086} I don’t know whether this is relatively unimportant: are the national varieties needed much if Simplified and Traditional both work?

On Wikidata, the termsbox (that contains item labels, descriptions and aliases) shows a selection of languages (via ULS?), and users can customise this by adding a Babel list on their user page. If you add a Babel entry for, say, zh-sg or zh-tw, they show on the page and in the API normalised to zh-Hans-SG or zh-Hant-TW. (The normalised codes match those in the drop-down for interface language in User Preferences.) However, on Wikidata, the termsbox/termbox(?) does not show Singaporean or Taiwanese labels as a result. See * [Languages available "Traditional Chinese" and "Chinese"?](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Project_chat#Languages_available_"Traditional_Chinese"_and_"Chinese"?) – discussion at Wikidata * * {T101086} I don’t know whether this is relatively unimportant: are the national varieties needed much if Simplified and Traditional both work?