# Visual Studio Code Language Packs

This repository contains all of the localized Language Pack extensions for Visual Studio Code. A Language Pack contains the localized string resources for a particular language. 

Localized resource files are managed in [Microsoft Localization Community Platform (MLCP)](https://envelope-community.azurewebsites.net/).

There are 13 "Core" languages for Visual Studio Code and, currently, 3 additional community driven languages:  

|Language|Visual Studio Code Language ID|MLCP Language Code|Type|
|--------|--------|--------|--------|
|**French**|fr|French (fr-fr)|Core
|**Italian**|it|Italian (it-it)|Core
|**German**|de|German (de-de)|Core
|**Spanish**|es|Spanish (es-es)|Core
|**Russian**|ru|Russian (ru-ru)|Core
|**Chinese (Simplified)**|zh-cn|Chinese Simplified (zh-cn) |Core
|**Chinese (Traditional)**|zh-tw|Chinese Traditional (zh-tw) |Core
|**Japanese**|ja|Japanese (ja-jp)|Core
|**Korean**|ko|Korean (ko-kr)|Core
|**Czech**|cs|Czech (cs-CZ) |Core
|**Portuguese (Brazil)**|pt-br|Portuguese (Brazil) (pt-br) |Core
|**Turkish**|tr|Turkish (tr-tr)|Core
|**Bulgarian**|bg|Bulgarian (bg-bg)|Community
|**English (United Kingdom)**|en-GB|English (en-gb)|Community
|**Hungarian**|hu|Hungarian (hu-hu)|Community


Language pack extensions are published to the [Visual Studio Code Marketplace](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/search?target=VSCode&category=Language%20Packs&sortBy=Installs)

## Contributing Translations

Visual Studio Code translations are done in the [Visual Studio Code Project in MLCP](https://aka.ms/vscodeloc). MLCP is the single source of "truth", therefore any changes need to be made there. This repository is for building the language pack extensions.

## Issue Reporting

If you want to give feedback or report issue, please create a [new GitHub issue](https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-loc/issues/new). Please check if a topic about your issue already exists!).

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## License 
[MIT](LICENSE.md)
