would actually be ja since japanese lang code in browser is ja

Author: DexrnZacAttack

CONTRIBUTING.md

@@ -4,15 +4,15 @@
 For translations, the target language of this site is English, so you should base your translations off of that.
 
 under [/src/Assets/L10N](/src/Assets/L10N) there are JSON files for the existing supported languages.   
-For adding your own, copy the en-us.json file and rename it with the correct locale code for the targeted language. (e.g Japanese would be `ja-jp.json`)
+For adding your own, copy the en-us.json file and rename it with the correct locale code for the targeted language. (e.g Japanese would be `ja.json`)
 
 To have the language work on the site, go to [main.ts](/src/main.ts#L29) and add a new line.   
 The line should look like this (using Japanese as an example):
-```register('ja-JP', () => import('./Assets/L10N/ja-jp.json'));```   
+```register('ja', () => import('./Assets/L10N/ja.json'));```   
 
 Which boils down to:
 ```register('locale-code', () => import('./Assets/L10N/locale-code.json'));```   
 
 For each missing/empty translation string, there will be a warning in the console.
 
-After verifying that the translations show correctly on the site, you can add yourself to [the credits](/src/App.svelte#L80) and then make a pull request to submit the translation.
+After verifying that the translations show correctly on the site, you can add yourself to [the credits](/src/App.svelte#L80) and then make a pull request to submit the translation.