Add support for Berber language

[abdessamad idrissi]

Attaching a patch.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but according to Wikipedia, ​Berber is a group of languages, not a uniform entity. Is there a predominant variant of Berber that's in use? Sometimes people will mention a language by its metaname, the assumption being that they're talking about the variant that's most used.

I agree with what you said; Wikipedia considers Berber as a group of languages, but for me as a native Berber, I don't think so; It is as if you say English is a group of languages (British, US, South African English...) It is just a matter of pronunciation variations but most of the words are the same.

Since the year 2001 the ​IRCAM is working on standardization of the Berber language.

According to the ​ISO 639-2; Berber languages are given the ber code, the same for Bihari languages which are given the code bih; Bihari languages are found in Glotpress so why Berber languages will be an exception?

Forgot to mention the ticket in the commit: [720]

Replying to scribu:

Forgot to mention the ticket in the commit: [720]

I think we should leave these for Ze to review.

Also, I'm not sure that there are printable chars in the Native Name.

(In [722]) Revert [720] - The Native String doesn't look right, and the ticket still needs further discussion. See #204.

Replying to westi:

Replying to scribu:

Forgot to mention the ticket in the commit: [720]

I think we should leave these for Ze to review.

Also, I'm not sure that there are printable chars in the Native Name.

Looks like they are:

U+2D30 TIFINAGH LETTER YA character (ⴰ)
U+2D4E TIFINAGH LETTER YAM character (ⵎ)
U+2D30 TIFINAGH LETTER YA character (ⴰ)
U+2D63 TIFINAGH LETTER YAZ character (ⵣ)
U+2D49 TIFINAGH LETTER YI character (ⵉ)
U+2D56 TIFINAGH LETTER YAGH character (ⵖ)
U+2D5C TIFINAGH LETTER YAT character (ⵜ)

As to the native string we can use "Tamaziɣt", see ​http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berber_languages, but I'm still not comfortable with adding Berber as a language. It still looks like a language group to me. Can abdessamad idrissi perhaps enlighten us a to if this applies to a particular variant of the language? See ​http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berber_languages#Subclassification.