Re: [Ltru] Punjabi

> Our policy is to have each parent locale's data be what is appropriate for
> the most populous (measured as literate, first or second language 
> speakers)
> child locale. So what we'd need to have at that point is the population of
> pa users (as opposed to lah) in Pakistan vs India, which would determine
> whether we change the contents of pa at that point. It sounds like, from
> what you say, that the bulk of the population of pa users (measured as
> literate, first or second language speakers) would be in India, while
> Pakistan would be more lah users than pa users. Is that the case?

Yes that's correct.  Neither "Lahnda" nor Punjabi are taught formally in 
Pakistan Punjab.  Only Urdu and English.

Regards,
Sukhjinder 

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