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<languages />
Basic language is English.

{{brdbox|In the main and all non-linguistic namespaces, source text is created in English. Its name should also be in English.

In each linguistic namespace, source text is created in the language corresponding to that namespace.}}
Each page of the site has its own name. The full page name has the following structure:

<code>Namespace:PageName</code>
The main namespace has no name. Pages created in the main namespace have no prefix.

For example, the ''"Discussion rules"'' page is in the main namespace. And the ''"Project:Sandbox"'' page is in the ''Project'' namespace.

Each page can have subpages. The full name of the subpage is obtained by adding a slash and the subpage name:

<code>ParentPageName/SubpageName</code>
Namespaces intended for creating texts in other languages are ''linguistic''. The name of each linguistic namespace is the system language code, starting with a capital letter. For example, ''Fr:'', ''De:'', ''Ru:''. Additionally, you can read [[mediawikiwiki: Manual:Language|About languages in MediaWiki]] and [https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/source/mediawiki/browse/master/languages/data/Names.php Language codes].

{{brdbox|Pages in any namespace can have '''translations into other languages''', which are subpages of the source page. The subpage name is the language code.}}
For example, in the main namespace:

:* <code>Source page</code> - ''English''
:* <code>Source page/fr</code> - ''translation of "Source page" in French''
:* <code>Source page/de</code> - ''translation of "Source page" in German''

For example, in the namespace ''Fr:'':

:* <code>Fr:Source page Fr</code> - ''French''
:* <code>Fr:Source page Fr/de</code> - ''translation of "Source page Fr" in German''
:* <code>Fr:Source page Fr/en</code> - ''translation of "Source page Fr" in English''

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 Subpages that are translations of the source page for which the name of the subpage is a language code are called “language subpages”.
 For example, without language prefix:
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 :* <code>Fr! Page source Fr/de</code> - ''translation of "Fr! Page source Fr" in German''
 :* <code>Fr! Page source Fr/en</code> - ''translation of "Fr! Page source Fr" in English''

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 <languages />
 Basic language is English.
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 To create the source text in another (non-English) language, it is necessary to use the prefix in the page name: <br><code>language code - exclamation mark - space</code>. <br>The language code must begin with a capital letter. <br>For example: <code>"Fr! " &nbsp; "De! " &nbsp; "Ru! "</code>
-Pages can have '''translations into other languages''', which are subpages of the source page. The subpage name is the language code. <br>For example: <code>"/fr" &nbsp; "/de" &nbsp; "/ru "</code>}}
+Pages can have '''translations into other languages''', which are subpages of the source page. The subpage name is the language code. <br>For example: <code>"/fr" &nbsp; "/de" &nbsp; "/ru"</code>}}
 Prefixes intended for creating texts in other languages are ''language  prefixes''. The name of each language prefix is the system language code, starting with a capital letter with an exclamation point and a space after it. For example: <code>"Fr! " &nbsp; "De! " &nbsp; "Ru! "</code>

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 <languages />
-{{Reqbox|translators|<big><big><big><big>wait</big></big></big></big>}}
+Basic language is English.
-<div style="display:none;">
+To create the source text in another (non-English) language, it is necessary to use the prefix in the page name: <br><code>language code - exclamation mark - space</code>. <br>The language code must begin with a capital letter. <br>For example: <code>"Fr! " &nbsp; "De! " &nbsp; "Ru! "</code>
-{{brdbox|In the main and all non-linguistic namespaces, source text is created in English. Its name should also be in English.
+Pages can have '''translations into other languages''', which are subpages of the source page. The subpage name is the language code. <br>For example: <code>"/fr" &nbsp; "/de" &nbsp; "/ru "</code>}}
-In each linguistic namespace, source text is created in the language corresponding to that namespace.}}
+Prefixes intended for creating texts in other languages are ''language  prefixes''. The name of each language prefix is the system language code, starting with a capital letter with an exclamation point and a space after it. For example: <code>"Fr! " &nbsp; "De! " &nbsp; "Ru! "</code>
- <code>Namespace:PageName</code>
+Additionally, you can read [[{{#plang:mediawikiwiki:Manual:Language}}|About languages in MediaWiki]] and [https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/source/mediawiki/browse/master/languages/data/Names.php Language codes].
-For example, the ''"Discussion rules"'' page is in the main namespace. And the ''"Project:Sandbox"'' page is in the ''Project'' namespace.
+Each page can have subpages. The full name of the subpage is obtained by adding a slash and the subpage name: <code>ParentPageName/SubpageName</code>
-Each page can have subpages. The full name of the subpage is obtained by adding a slash and the subpage name:
+Subpages that are translations of the source page for which the name of the subpage is a language code are called “language subpages”.
-{{brdbox|Pages in any namespace can have '''translations into other languages''', which are subpages of the source page. The subpage name is the language code.}}
+For example, without language prefix:
 :* <code>Source page</code> - ''English''
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 :* <code>Source page/de</code> - ''translation of "Source page" in German''
-For example, in the namespace ''Fr:'':
+For example, with the prefix "Fr! ":
-</div>
+:* <code>Fr! Page source Fr</code> - ''French''

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   <code>ParentPageName/SubpageName</code>
-Namespaces intended for creating texts in other languages are ''linguistic''. The name of each linguistic namespace is the system language code, starting with a capital letter. For example, ''Fr:'', ''De:'', ''Ru:''. Additionally, you can read [[mediawikiwiki: Manual:Language|About languages in MediaWiki]] and [https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/source/mediawiki/browse/master/languages/data/Names.php Language codes].
+Namespaces intended for creating texts in other languages are ''linguistic''. The name of each linguistic namespace is the system language code, starting with a capital letter. For example, ''Fr:'', ''De:'', ''Ru:''. Additionally, you can read [[mediawikiwiki:Manual:Language|About languages in MediaWiki]] and [https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/source/mediawiki/browse/master/languages/data/Names.php Language codes].
 {{brdbox|Pages in any namespace can have '''translations into other languages''', which are subpages of the source page. The subpage name is the language code.}}