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=item * C<vuvli>

Name: Efate, Vanuatu

Time zone: C<Pacific/Efate>

=item * C<wfmau>

Name: Wallis Islands, Wallis and Futuna

Time zone: C<Pacific/Wallis>

=item * C<wsapw>

Name: Apia, Samoa

Time zone: C<Pacific/Apia>

=item * C<yeade>

Name: Aden, Yemen

Time zone: C<Asia/Aden>

=item * C<ytmam>

Name: Mayotte

Time zone: C<Indian/Mayotte>

=item * C<zajnb>

Name: Johannesburg, South Africa

Time zone: C<Africa/Johannesburg>

=item * C<zmlun>

Name: Lusaka, Zambia

Time zone: C<Africa/Lusaka>

=item * C<zwhre>

Name: Harare, Zimbabwe

Time zone: C<Africa/Harare>

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See the L<standard documentation|https://unicode.org/reports/tr35/#Time_Zone_Identifiers> for more information.

=item * C<va>

A L<Unicode Variant Identifier|https://unicode.org/reports/tr35/#UnicodeVariantIdentifier> defines a special variant used for locales.

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=head2 Transform extensions

This is used for transliterations, transcriptions, translations, etc, as per L<RFC6497|https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc6497>

For example:

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=item * C<ja-t-it>

The content is Japanese, transformed from Italian.

=item * C<ja-Kana-t-it>

The content is Japanese Katakana, transformed from Italian.

=item * C<und-Latn-t-und-cyrl>

The content is in the Latin script, transformed from the Cyrillic script.

=item * C<und-Cyrl-t-und-latn-m0-ungegn-2007>

The content is in Cyrillic, transformed from Latin, according to a UNGEGN specification dated 2007.

The date is of format C<YYYYMMDD> all without space, and the month and day information should be provided only when necessary for clarification, as per the L<RFC6497, section 2.5(c)|https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc6497#section-2.5>

=item * C<und-Cyrl-t-und-latn-m0-ungegn>

Same, but without year.

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The complete list of valid subtags is as follows. They are all two to eight alphanumeric characters.

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=item * C<d0>

Transform destination: for non-languages/scripts, such as fullwidth-halfwidth conversion

See also C<s0>

Possible L<values|https://github.com/unicode-org/cldr/blob/maint/maint-41/common/bcp47/transform-destination.xml> are:

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=item * C<accents>

Map base + punctuation, etc to accented characters

=item * C<ascii>

Map as many characters to the closest ASCII character as possible

=item * C<casefold>

Apply Unicode case folding

=item * C<charname>

Map each character to its Unicode name

=item * C<digit>