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This command come with **-Mi18n** module which provides easy way to
specify language by command option.  Option **-l** displays option list
provided by **-Mi18n** module and option **--i18n** and **--i18n-v**
enables them.  See [Getopt::EX::i18n](https://metacpan.org/pod/Getopt%3A%3AEX%3A%3Ai18n).

    $ week --i18n-v --et

# JAPANESE ERA

By default, chronological year is shown on current month and every
January.  When used in Japanese locale environment, right side year is
displayed in Japanese era (wareki: 和暦) format.

# WEEK NUMBER

Using option **-W** or **--weeknumber**, week number is printed at the
end of every week line.  Week number 1 is a week which include January
1st and count up on every Sunday.

Experimentally option **-W2** print the _standard week number_ which
start with the first Sunday of the year, and **-W3** print ISO 8601

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This command come with B<-Mi18n> module which provides easy way to
specify language by command option.  Option B<-l> displays option list
provided by B<-Mi18n> module and option B<--i18n> and B<--i18n-v>
enables them.  See L<Getopt::EX::i18n>.

    $ week --i18n-v --et

=head1 JAPANESE ERA

By default, chronological year is shown on current month and every
January.  When used in Japanese locale environment, right side year is
displayed in Japanese era (wareki: 和暦) format.

=head1 WEEK NUMBER

Using option B<-W> or B<--weeknumber>, week number is printed at the
end of every week line.  Week number 1 is a week which include January
1st and count up on every Sunday.

Experimentally option B<-W2> print the I<standard week number> which
start with the first Sunday of the year, and B<-W3> print ISO 8601