Make sure http://www.unicode.org/cldr/charts/29/supplemental/territory_language_information.html includes information about Norwegian, Danish, German, French, Spanish and Arabic, so that they can be prioritised for new users/browsers/devices.
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Have created tickets for Danish, Norwegian, German, French and Spanish with data from Eurobarometers 386 and 243; for Arabic, Persian and Polish with data from Sveriges språk i siffror – Vilka språk talas och av hur många? by Mikael Parkvall.
http://unicode.org/cldr/trac/ticket/10277 to http://unicode.org/cldr/trac/ticket/10285 I suppose? (Linking because bus factor. :P)
A reminder that this is on the "Ready to Go" column: maybe you can already evaluate whether it's something for next quarter instead. Thank you!
Nothing really has happened in one year. Is there any value in keeping this task open? @Johan, if you want to keep track of this as a volunteer, this is fine of course, but then maybe better with a volunteer account? Otherwise I would just close it or detach it completely from our team boards & members. (For personal reminders Phabricator offers flags as well.)
Re-assigning. In reality, I suppose this was always a volunteer project.
Four years later, I have no faith the CLDR is interested in mapping which languages is understood by any significant number of Swedes. No languages have been added – not languages that are mutually intelligible like Norwegian, not languages that are widely taught in Swedish schools like German, not a major immigrant language like Arabic. Interlingua, at 0.0%, remains listed, though, which means that anything based on CLDR will prioritise it above Norwegian or German or Arabic.