check-language-support:tldr:197b5

The command "check-language-support --language ${en}" is used to check the support for a specific language in a system.

Here's an explanation of the different parts of the command:

• "check-language-support": This is the name of the command or program that is being executed.
• "--language ${en}": This is an option or flag passed to the command to specify the language to check for support. In this case, "${en}" is a placeholder or variable that represents the language code or identifier. Language codes are typically two-letter codes, such as "en" for English, "es" for Spanish, "fr" for French, etc. The exact value for "${en}" would need to be substituted with the desired language code, for example, "--language en" to check for English language support.

In summary, this command checks the language support for a specific language, where the language is specified using a placeholder or variable.