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See https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/12-uursnotatie which states "In het Nederlands spreekt men ook van voormiddag en namiddag (v.m. en n.m. of vm en nm)." which means "In Dutch people also speak of morning (voormiddag) and afternoon (namiddag) (v.m. and n.m. or vm and pm)."
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@reyostallenberg you need to change @anandfresh @rksp25 for locale changes you should demand links / snippets to CLDR data, like this: https://github.com/unicode-org/cldr/blob/release-44-1/common/main/nl.xml#L5150 |
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See https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/12-uursnotatie which states
"In het Nederlands spreekt men ook van voormiddag en namiddag (v.m. en n.m. of vm en nm)." which means "In Dutch people also speak of morning (voormiddag) and afternoon (namiddag) (v.m. and n.m. or vm and pm)."