This is the first time that I came across a meeting about language. I am not sure if today's (2023/11/17) meeting will touch on the language and scripts issue for CJK? I am mostly interested in how languages/scripts in Wikidata provide ability properly represent them? Sharing here in the event, not relevant to your meeting discussion.
Two examples below:
1) Hoy Ping-Hoping-Kaiping, etc. http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q599514
開平(Traditional scripts, zh-Hant)
开平 (Simplified scripts, zh-Hans)
As for the transliterations
Kaiping (Mandarin Pinyin, zh-Latn-pinyin)
Hoy Ping (Cantonese, Yale) (yue-Latn) **Cantonese is part of the Wu language system that deployed the Yale transliteration in the early 20th century, I think.**
Hoiping (Cantonese, a variant to Hoy Ping, Hoipen) (yue-Latn)
K’ai-p’ing (zh-Latn-wadegile)
Khai-pêng (nan-Latn)
2) Ouyang Xiu (歐陽修) http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q334323
literalForm "歐陽脩, 1007-1072” @lzh
"欧陽, 修, 1007-1072” @ja-Jpan
"オウヨウ, シュウ, 1007-1072” @ja-Jpan
"Oyo, Shu, 1007-1072” @ja-Latn
"歐陽修, 1007-1072" @zh-Hant
"欧阳修, 1007-1072" @zh-Hans
"Ouyang, Xiu, 1007-1072” @zh-Latn-CN (or @zh-Latn-pinyin)
"Ou-yang, Hsiu, 1007-1072” @zh-Latn-TW (or @zh-Latn-wadegile? or @zh-Latn-tongyong)
Thank you. ~~~~