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Language plan and exposure

The plannable languages, the per-age budget, who speaks what, how exposure is computed from logs, the 15 percent floor, and the long-horizon checks.

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Language plan and exposure

Plannable languages#

Dhivehi, English, Malay, Indonesian, Mandarin. These carry a target and are counted. The interface itself has 19 languages; see Interface languages.

The plan#

Setting Detail
Budget by age band A percentage per language for each band (2-3, 3-4, 4-5, 5-6). Percentages sum to 100. Default for 2-3: Dhivehi 50, English 35, Malay 15.
Who speaks what One plannable language per adult. Default Dhivehi.
Context rules Home, classes, community, calls each carry a language.
Mandarin decision Defer (off the plan until 4), Plan for 4, Skip.

Targets are weekly, not daily.

Guard rails while editing#

  • Ages 2 to 3: a warning if Dhivehi is under 45 percent.
  • Any age: a warning if any planned language is under 15 percent.

How exposure is computed#

  1. Each block contributes its duration in minutes.
  2. A block's language is one language, a mix, or Owner language, which resolves to the owner's language from the plan. A block with no language and no mix contributes nothing.
  3. When a block is logged, the resolved language is stored with the status. Later edits to the template do not change past weeks.
  4. Actual minutes per language are logged minutes times the stored share, skipping skipped blocks and blocks with no minutes.
  5. Percentages are whole-number shares of the week's total.

Quotes carry a language but are counted separately as vocabulary, not as minutes.

Thresholds#

  • Floor: 15 percent for any planned language, regardless of its target. Below the floor is red.
  • Tolerance: 5 points below target is amber.
  • Languages with a zero target are not checked.

Where it appears#

  • Plan › Week: the forecast bar (planned split for the coming week) with a banner per short language.
  • Progress › Dashboard: the exposure donut (actual split, this week) and a banner for languages under 15 percent.
  • Progress › Language: the Exposure this week stacked bar and the vocabulary counts.
  • Weekly review: the language observation and the "Boost {language} exposure next week" decision.

Long-horizon checks#

  • A planned language under 15 percent for eight consecutive weeks.
  • No new approved vocabulary in any language for six consecutive weeks.

Both surface on Progress › Milestones with calm wording, and cannot fire with fewer than eight weeks of history.

Vocabulary#

Quotes are logged verbatim. Thaana characters mark a quote as Dhivehi with high confidence. New words are extracted to an inbox for approval, merge, or rejection. Approved words feed counts per language, sparklines, four-week deltas, and first-word dates.