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Template:R from alternative language

Permanently protected template
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When used inside the{{Redirect category shell}} template:

This page is aredirect.The followingcategories are used to track and monitor this redirect:
When appropriate,protection levels are automatically sensed, described and categorized.


When used by itself:

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Purpose

This template exists to help track useful redirects from foreign-language terms and redirects to other languages from English words and phrases. It is not a license to create redirects between arbitrary terms in any language – generally, foreign-language titles are considered appropriateonly when there is a strong connection between the language and the topic. For example,WienWienVienna makes sense, because German is the official language of Austria; however, these three redirects:維也納,ویانا andВиена, would be deleted if they existed, because there is no real connection between the city of Vienna and Mandarin, Western Punjabi, or Macedonian, respectively. SeeWikipedia:Redirects in languages other than English for details.

Usage

Use this rcat template inanynamespace.
#REDIRECT[[(target page name)]]{{Redirect category shell|{{R from alternative language|1=("from" language code)|2=("to" language code)|printworthy=[yes/no]}}}}
The{{Redirect category shell}} (shortcutRcat shell) may be used to add as many appropriate rcats as needed, usually from one to seven, along with their parameters, to a redirect. For more information see the documentation on its template page. This rcat may also tag a redirect individually:
#REDIRECT[[(target page name)]]{{R from alternative language|1=("from" language code)|2=("to" language code)|printworthy=[yes/no]}}
This and the following are in accord with instructions found atWikipedia:REDCAT.
  • Use this rcat on redirects in main article space from a page title that are:
    • in English to a title in another language. These are almost alwaysprintworthy.
    • in a non-English language to a title in English.
    • in a non-English language to a title in another non-English language. These may be printworthy or unprintworthy.
    • in a non-English language to a title in the same non-English language. These are almost always unprintworthy.
    • in an undetermined language (code "und") to a known language.
      • {{R from alternative language|und|en}}
    • in a known language to an undetermined language.
      • {{R from alternative language|fr|und}}
    • in an undetermined language to an undetermined language.
      • {{R from alternative language|und|und}}
  • This rcat template will automatically italicize the page title when the language of the title is other than English, that is, when the first parameter's argument is not "en".
  • When the redirect and its target differ only in use ofdiacritical marks, use{{R from diacritics}} or{{R to diacritics}} instead.

Example: the redirect page titledSuisseSuisse

The first unnamed parameter,|1= (or the named parameter,|from=), is used for theISO 639 code of the source (the redirect title's) language.

#REDIRECT[[Switzerland]]{{R from alternative language|1=fr}}
or:
{{R from alternative language|from=fr}}
or:
{{R from alternative language|fr}}

Example: the redirect page titledThe Miserable OnesThe Miserable Ones

The second unnamed parameter,|2= (or the named parameter,|to=), will sort theISO 639 code of thetarget title's language.

#REDIRECT[[Les Misérables]]{{R from alternative language|2=fr}}
or:
{{R from alternative language|to=fr}}
or:
{{R from alternative language||fr}}

Example: the redirect page titledMi˙kəmawMi˙kəmaw

When these parameters are combined, the redirect will go into two categories, "from" and "to" language terms:

#REDIRECT[[Mi'kmaq]]{{R from alternative language|1=mic|2=mic}}
or:
{{R from alternative language|from=mic|to=mic}}
or:
{{R from alternative language|mic|mic}}

Undetermined language code

If the language code in the first or second parameter is not known or there is no language code, then the "und" language code (for "undetermined") may be used. Then the redirect will populate eitherCategory:Redirects from undetermined-language terms orCategory:Redirects to undetermined-language terms or both if "und" is used in the first and second parameters.

{{R from alternative language|und|en}}
or:
{{R from alternative language|en|und}}
or:
{{R from alternative language|und|und}}
  • One or both of the undetermined-language categories ("from" and "to") will beautomatically populated if either or both of the parameters are left empty.
  • One or both of the non-English language categories ("from" and "to") will beautomatically populated if either or both of the parameters are an unrecognized value.

Editors who monitor those categories will help apply the correct language codes that will make the redirect populate a more specific language category(ies).

Titles of works

In the case of the redirect titleThe Miserable OnesThe Miserable Ones, that title is just a language translation and is not tagged with the{{R from a book}} rcat – because both the French and English versions have the French titleLes Misérables. In the case of the redirect title "Annales des empereurs du japon", that is actually the title of a French translation of the Japanese work, and is tagged with{{R from a book}}.

Redirectsfrom English to another language:
Anything tagged in the form{{R from alternative language|from=en|to=[a non-English language]}} may be a good candidate for moving/renaming perWP:USEENGLISH andWP:COMMONNAME. Some redirects from English to foreign names are errors in naming policy (usually due to thespecialized-style fallacy).

Multiple usage

If the redirect (from) or the target (to) title is found in more than one language, then this rcat may be used more than once. For example,Komunistická strana ČeskoslovenskaKomunistická strana Československa, is found in both theCzech andSlovak languages. There is no restriction on how many times this rcat may be used on a redirect.

Aliases

  • Also known as... – list of templates that redirect here and may also be used
  • {{R to English}} – transcludes this template with "en" as the second parameter value

Printworthiness

Please do not alter the printworthy settings of this rcat without first notifying theVersion 1.0 Editorial Team, who are responsible for any and all materials, including redirects, that go into a printed version ofWikipedia.

In 2003, efforts were begun to support theWikimedia Foundation's goal of increasing access and availability ofWikipedia articles inprinted versions. It was recognized that only some kinds of page are useful in printed form: in editors' jargon, whether they arewp:printworthy.

Some rcats automatically populate eitherCategory:Printworthy redirects orCategory:Unprintworthy redirects by default. Others, like this one, often do not, which leaves editors to decide whether redirects arePrintworthy orUnprintworthy.

  • Inmain-article namespaceonly, redirects from English-language terms are printworthy by default.
  • The specialized template{{R to English}} defaults to categorizing redirects as unprintworthy.
  • All other alternative-language redirects in main-article namespace must be manually sorted as either printworthy or unprintworthy.

Two rcats can be used to populate these categories:

Template{{Redirect category shell}} (or its shortcut,{{Rcat shell}}) will accept these rcats just like any other:

{{Rcat shell|{{R from alternative language|en|de|printworthy=no}}{{R unprintworthy}}}}{{Rcat shell|{{R from alternative language|mnc|en}}{{R printworthy}}}}
Note: this template supports the|printworthy= parameteronly when the language of the redirect title is in English (en). So if the code in the first parameter is "en", and it is decided that the redirect is not printworthy, then the parameter can be set to|printworthy=no, which will sort the redirect toCategory:Unprintworthy redirects. If any other language code is used in the first parameter, then the|printworthy= parameter is disabled. Those are the times when editors will have to choose between using{{R printworthy}} or{{R unprintworthy}}.

Language codes

The following links are to pages that show the two-, three- or four-letter language codes that this rcat has used and uses now to sort redirects to specific-language categories. For complete lists of language codes, see the navbar below.

Listings in ALPHABETICAL order by...

Language codes are also usually found in the infoboxes at the top of language articles inWikipedia.

See also

TemplateData

This is theTemplateData for this template used byTemplateWizard,VisualEditor and other tools.See a monthly parameter usage report forTemplate:R from alternative language in articles based on its TemplateData.

TemplateData for R from alternative language

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Template parameters[Edit template data]

This template prefers inline formatting of parameters.

ParameterDescriptionTypeStatus
Current language1fromlang

The redirect title's language ISO 639 code or IETF language tag.

Default
und
Example
fr
Stringoptional
Target language2to

The redirect target's language ISO 639 code or IETF language tag.

Default
und
Example
en
Stringoptional
Printworthyprintworthy

A yes/no value indicating whether this redirect is printworthy (only valid when the current title's language is "en").

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