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local export = {}
local english_msgs = {
= "This user does not speak %s at all.";
= "This user knows %s at a basic level.";
= "This user speaks %s at an intermediate level.";
= "This user has an advanced understanding of %s.";
= "This user speaks %s at a near-native level.";
= "This user has professional knowledge of %s.";
= "%s is this user's mother tongue.";
}
function export.babble(langcode, level)
if type(langcode) == 'table' then
langcode, level = langcode.args, langcode.args
end
level = level or "N"
local lang = require("Module:languages").getByCode(langcode)
local english_langname = lang and lang:getCanonicalName() or ("")
local iface_langname = mw.language.fetchLanguageName(langcode, mw.getCurrentFrame():callParserFunction("int", "uselang"))
local native_msg = tostring(mw.message.new(("babel-%s-n/%s"):format(level, langcode), "LEVEL LINK", "LANG LINK", "???", "USER"))
local iface_msg = tostring(mw.getCurrentFrame():callParserFunction("int", ("babel-%s"):format(level), "LEVEL LINK", "LANG LINK", iface_langname, "USER"))
local english_msg = english_msgs:format(english_langname)
return "<dl>" ..
"<dt>Native: <dd>" .. mw.text.nowiki(native_msg) ..
"<dt>Interface: <dd>" .. mw.text.nowiki(iface_msg) ..
"<dt>English: <dd>" .. mw.text.nowiki(english_msg) ..
"</dl>"
end
return export