User:UBX/Userboxes/Non-ISO Languages

This is a userpage directory of "non-ISO languages" userboxes. It was intended to track migrations to and help organize userboxes in userspace. For the corresponding project directory, see Wikipedia:Userboxes/Non-ISO Languages.

You are welcome to edit this User:UBX/Userboxes directory page, as long as you honor all applicable policies and guidelines. It is recommended this directory be updated in one of three basic ways:

• If you move a userbox linked here to userspace, and then bypass redirects with a tool such as AWB, this page will be updated as part of that process.
• If you copy-and-paste a userbox linked here to userspace, please update the links here to reflect the userspace location.

For more information see Wikipedia:Userbox migration.

This page was for the spinoffs on actual Babel boxes that aren't actual ISO language sets. These would be things like en-B (bullshit), en-L (lazy English), ubx (userboxes), etc. If you were looking for actual language userboxes, see Wikipedia:Babel.

Dialects of English

AmE (American English)

Wikitext	userbox	where used
{{User AmE-0}}	en- US-0This user does not understand American English and doesn't bloody well want to.	linked pages
{{User AmE-1}}	en-us -1This user has a basic understanding of American English.	linked pages
{{User AmE-2}}	en-us -2This user has an intermediate understanding of American English.	linked pages
{{User AmE-3}}	en-us -3This user has an advanced understanding of American English.	linked pages
{{User AmE-4}}	en-us -4This user has a near-native understanding of American English.	linked pages
{{User AmE-5}}	en-us -5This user can contribute at a professional level of American English.	linked pages
{{User AmE-N}}	en-USThis user is a native speaker of American English.	linked pages
{{User AmE}}	en-USThis user is a native speaker of American English.	linked pages

en-au (Australian English)

Code	Result
{{Template:User en-au-1}}	AU-1This user is a meagre speaker of Australian English.	Usage
{{Template:User en-au-2}}	AU-2This user is an intermediate speaker of Australian English.	Usage
{{Template:User en-au-3}}	An operating system (OS) is a software program that manages computer hardware and software resources and provides common services for computer programs. The OS is the most fundamental type of system software in a computer and is responsible for managing all of the computer's hardware and software resources, including memory, storage, input/output devices, and network connections. The operating system serves as the interface between the computer hardware and the user, and it provides the user with a platform to run other software applications. The most common operating systems are Microsoft Windows, macOS, and Linux. Each operating system has its own set of features, advantages, and disadvantages. Here are some of the key functions of an operating system: Memory management: The operating system manages the computer's memory resources and allocates memory to running programs. It ensures that each program has the necessary memory resources to function properly. Process management: The operating system manages all of the processes running on the computer and ensures that each process has access to the necessary resources. File system management: The operating system manages the computer's file system, including the creation, deletion, and organization of files and directories. Device driver management: The operating system manages the computer's device drivers, which are software programs that allow the computer to communicate with hardware devices such as printers, scanners, and keyboards. Security: The operating system provides security features such as user authentication, access control, and virus protection to protect the computer and its data from unauthorized access and malware. User interface: The operating system provides a graphical user interface (GUI) that allows users to interact with the computer and its software applications.	Usage
{{Template:User en-au-4}}	AU-4This user has a near-native understanding of Australian English.	Usage
{{Template:User en-au-5}}	AU-5This user believes that Australian English is the only real English, and will likely respond to any use of The Queen's or American English with disgust.	Usage
{{Template:User en-au-N}}	en-auThis user is a native speaker of Australian English.	Usage
{{Template:User en-au}}	en-auThis user is a native speaker of Australian English.	Usage
{{Template:User en-au-SA}}	AU-SA-6This user is a hacker at South Australian English.	Usage
{{Template:User en-au-WA}}	AU-WAThis user's a native speaker a' Westraylyaan.	Usage
{{User:Sejanus/Box:Au-N}}	AU-N This user's a native speaker of an Australian Aboriginal language.	Usage
{{Template:User en-au-A}}	au-AThis user's a speaker of Australian Aboriginal English.	Usage

CaE (Canadian English)

Wikitext	userbox	where used
{{User CaE-1}}	en-ca -1This user has a basic understanding of Canadian English.	linked pages
{{User CaE-2}}	en-ca -2This user has an intermediate understanding of Canadian English.	linked pages
{{User CaE-3}}	en-ca -3This user has an advanced understanding of Canadian English.	linked pages
{{User CaE-4}}	en-ca -4This user has a near-native understanding of Canadian English.	linked pages
{{User CaE-N}}	en-caThis user is a native speaker of Canadian English.	linked pages
{{User CaE}}	en-caThis user can speak Canadian English.	linked pages

CalE (California English)

Wikitext	userbox	where used
{{User CalE-0}}	en-us- ca-0This person would never sink so low as to speak California English. It only brings up bad memories of those "cool" kids from the Eighties. Who wants to tock talk like them?	linked pages
{{User CalE-1}}	en-us- ca-1This person's California English sucks. They're probably from the East Coast.	linked pages
{{User CalE-2}}	en-us- ca-2This person is pretty good at speaking California English, but still says "Frisco" sometimes.	linked pages
{{User CalE-3}}	en-us- ca-3This person is awesome at speaking California English.	linked pages
{{User CalE-4}}	en-us -ca-4Even though this person is so faking their California English, they're totally undetectable. I mean, you can't even tell.	linked pages
{{User CalE}}	en-us-caDude, this person is totally a California English speaker.	linked pages

en-MN (Minnesotan)

Code	Result
{{Template:User en-MN}}	Oh yah, this user can speak Minnesotan ya'know.	Usage
{{Template:User en-us-mn-N}}	Uff-‌daOh yah, ya'betcha, this user can talk Minnesotan. They're a native speaker, don'cha know?	Usage

en-haw (Hawaiian Pidgin English)

Wikitext	userbox	where used
{{User en-haw-0}}	en- haw-0This user does not understand Hawaiian Pidgin English, and only travels to Hawaii as a tourist.	linked pages
{{User en-haw-1}}	en- haw-1Dis user can speak some Hawaiian Pidgin English.	linked pages
{{User en-haw-2}}	en- haw-2Dis user no can talk Hawaiian Pidgin English very good.	linked pages
{{User en-haw-3}}	en- haw-3Dis user got his Hawaiian Pidgin down already.	linked pages
{{User en-haw-4}}	en- haw-4Dis user speak 'em so good you think they was born here, cuz.	linked pages
{{User en-haw}}	en-hawBraddah, dis user was born here, and he grew up wit dis and heard 'em everyday, cuz.	linked pages

Writing systems and other forms of written notation

Deseret Alphabet

Code	Result
{{Template:User Deseret English}}	DsrtThis user understands the Deseret alphabet, a phonetic alphabet for the English language.	Usage

Fraktur

Code	Result
{{User:Alarob/frak}}	This user can read Fraktur.	Usage

heb (Hebrew alphabet)

Code	Result
{{Template:User heb}}	אThis user fully understands the Hebrew alphabet.	Usage
{{User:Oreocooke/noheb}}	א-0This user cannot understand the Hebrew alphabet.	Usage

ko-han (Hanja)

Code	Result
{{Template:User ko-han-1}}	ko- han-1이 使用者는 簡單한 漢字의 理解가 可能합니다.	Usage
{{Template:User ko-han-2}}	ko- han-2이 使用者는 普通水準漢字의 理解가 可能합니다.	Usage
{{Template:User ko-han-3}}	ko- han-3이 使用者는 高級水準漢字의 理解가 可能합니다.	Usage

Constructed languages

tlh (Klingon)

Wikitext	userbox	where used
{{User tlh-0}}	tlh-0tlhIngan Hol jatlhbe' lo'wI'vam.	linked pages
{{User tlh-1}}	tlh-1loQ tlhIngan Hol jatlh lo'wI'vam.	linked pages
{{User tlh-2}}	tlh-2tlhIngan Hol jatlh lo'wI'vam.	linked pages
{{User tlh-3}}	tlh-3tlhoS tlhIngan Hol jatlhchu' lo'wI'vam.	linked pages
{{User tlh-4}}	tlh-4tlhIngan Hol jatlhtaHvIS lo'wI'vam, tlhInganna' rur.	linked pages
{{User tlh-5}}	tlhtlhIngan Hol jatlhchu' lo'wI'vam.	linked pages
{{User tlh-N}}	tlhtlhIngan Hol jatlhchu' lo'wI'vam.	linked pages
{{User tlh}}	tlh tlhIngan Hol jatlh lo'wI'vam. This user speaks Klingon.	linked pages

que (Quenya))

Wikitext	userbox	where used
{{User que-0}}	qya-0Yuhtaro sina lá/ú ista quete Quenya.	linked pages
{{User que-1}}	qya-1Yuhtaro sina ista þundea Quenya.	linked pages
{{User que-2}}	qya-2Yuhtaro sina ista mára Quenya.	linked pages
{{User que-3}}	qya-3Yuhtaro sina ista arya Quenya.	linked pages
{{User que-4}}	qya-4Yuhtaro sina ista maira Quenya.	linked pages
{{User que-5}}	qya-5Yuhtaro sina quete nostea Quenya.	linked pages
{{User que-N}}	qyaYuhtaro sina ná Ñoldo.	linked pages
{{User que}}	qyaYuhtaro sina ná Ñoldo.	linked pages

sjn (Sindarin)

Wikitext	userbox	where used
{{User sjn-0}}	sjn-0This user does not know Sindarin.	linked pages
{{User sjn-1}}	sjn-1I iuithron hen gâr ist dithen o lam Edhellen.	linked pages
{{User sjn-2}}	sjn-2I iuithron hen gâr ist vaer o lam Edhellen.	linked pages
{{User sjn-3}}	sjn-3I iuithron hen gâr ist laew o lam Edhellen.	linked pages
{{User sjn-4}}	sjn-4I iuithron hen gâr ist ovor o lam Edhellen.	linked pages
{{User sjn-5}}	sjn-5I iuithron hen gâr i ist bân o lam Edhellen.	linked pages
{{User sjn-N}}	srn-NI lam Edhellen i lam naneth en iuithron hen.	linked pages
{{User sjn}}	sjnI iuithron hen pêd i lam Edhellen.	linked pages

Toki Pona

Wikitext	userbox	where used
{{User tokipona-0}}	tok-0mi sona ala e toki pona.	linked pages
{{User tokipona-1}}	tok-1mi kama sona lili pi toki pona.	linked pages
{{User tokipona-2}}	tok-2mi kama sona pi toki pona.	linked pages
{{User tokipona-3}}	tok-3mi sona e toki pona.	linked pages
{{User tokipona-4}}	tok-4mi toki pona.	linked pages
{{User tokipona-5}}	tok-5jan ni li sona pali kepeken toki pona.	linked pages
{{User tokipona}}	toktoki mama mi li toki pona.	linked pages

Wdk (Wenedyk)

Code	Result
{{Template:User wenedyk-0}}	Wdk-0This user has no idea how to speak Wenedyk but can tell you where it's from.	Usage
{{Template:User wenedyk-3}}	Wdk-3Ił wcielzatórz pocie kotrzybytar en lęgwie wenedczej sur niwiół owęcaty i przeście włydy.	Usage
{{Template:User wenedyk}}	WdkIł wcielzatórz porła en wenedku. This user speaks Wenedyk.	Usage

Other

ubx (Userbox)

Code	Result
{{User:UBX/ubx-0}}	ubx-0This user does not enjoy userboxes.	Usage
{{User:UBX/ubx-1}}	ubx-1This user is a userbox novice.	Usage
{{User:UBX/ubx-2}}	ubx-2This user is an intermediate user of userboxes.	Usage
{{User:UBX/ubx-3}}	ubx-3This user is an advanced userbox user.	Usage
{{User:UBX/ubx-4}}	ubx-4This user is an expert userbox user.	Usage
{{User:Feureau/UserBox/ubx-5}}	ubx-5This user uses entirely too many userboxes.	Usage
{{User:UBX/ubx-N}}	ubx-nThis user communicates exclusively via userboxes.	Usage
{{User:UBX/ubx}}	ubxThis user uses userboxes.	Usage