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<ldml>
	<!--  
		!!! by points of interest.
		
		NOTE that 'other' is always defined, as anything else !!! 
		
		Questions:
		- Is Arabic the only language that requires both 'many' and 'other'?
		- We really don't want to make order of elements significant. The only case that currently requires that is ro.XML. Is there a way to avoid that?
		
		
		
	-->
	<!-- put following into ar.xml -->
	<numbers>
		<plurals>
			<pluralRule id="zero">n is 0</pluralRule>
			<pluralRule id="one">n is 1</pluralRule>
			<pluralRule id="two">n is 2</pluralRule>
			<pluralRule id="few">n in 3..10</pluralRule>
			<pluralRule id="many">n in 11..99</pluralRule>
		</plurals>
	</numbers>
	<!-- put following into da,de,el,en,eo,es,et,fi,fo,he,hu,it,nb,nl,nn,no,pt_PT!!!,sv.xml -->
	<numbers>
		<plurals><!--  order is significant -->
			<pluralRule id="one">n is 1</pluralRule>
		</plurals>
	</numbers>
	<!-- put following into fr,pt.xml -->
	<numbers>
		<plurals>
			<pluralRule id="one">0..1</pluralRule>
		</plurals>
	</numbers>
	<!-- put following into lv.xml -->
	<numbers>
		<plurals>
			<pluralRule id="zero">n is 0</pluralRule>
			<pluralRule id="one">n mod 10 is 1 and n mod 100 is not 11</pluralRule>
		</plurals>
	</numbers>
	<!-- put following into ga.xml -->
	<numbers>
		<plurals>
			<pluralRule id="one">n is 1</pluralRule>
			<pluralRule id="two">n is 2</pluralRule>
		</plurals>
	</numbers>
	<!-- put following into ro.xml -->
	<numbers>
		<plurals>
			<pluralRule id="zero">n is 0</pluralRule>
			<pluralRule id="one">n is 1</pluralRule>
			<pluralRule id="zero">n mod 100 in 1..19</pluralRule>
		</plurals>
	</numbers>
	<!-- put following into lt.xml -->
	<numbers>
		<plurals>
			<pluralRule id="other">n mod 100 in 11..19</pluralRule>
			<pluralRule id="one">n mod 10 is 1</pluralRule>
			<pluralRule id="few">n mod 10 in 2..9</pluralRule>
		</plurals>
	</numbers>
	<!-- put following into hr,ru,sr,uk.xml -->
	<numbers>
		<plurals>
			<pluralRule id="one">n mod 10 is 1 and n mod 100 is not 11</pluralRule>
			<pluralRule id="few">n mod 10 in 2..4 and n mod 100 not in 12..14</pluralRule>
		</plurals>
	</numbers>
	<!-- put following into cs,sk.xml -->
	<numbers>
		<plurals>
			<pluralRule id="one">n is 1</pluralRule>
			<pluralRule id="few">n in 2..4</pluralRule>
		</plurals>
	</numbers>
	<!-- put following into pl.xml -->
	<numbers>
		<plurals>
			<pluralRule id="one">n is 1</pluralRule>
			<pluralRule id="few">n mod 10 in 2..4 and n mod 100 not in 12..14</pluralRule>
		</plurals>
	</numbers>
	<!-- put following into sl.xml -->
	<numbers>
		<plurals>
			<pluralRule id="one">n mod 100 is 1</pluralRule>
			<pluralRule id="two">n mod 100 is 2</pluralRule>
			<pluralRule id="few">n mod 100 in 3..4</pluralRule>
		</plurals>
	</numbers>
</ldml>
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