ADF 11.1.2.0: supported locales

Hello
I'm using JDeveloper 11.1.2.0.
Is anywhere information what locales are suppurted by ADF 11.1.2.0 components? I'm writing about translation for components (for example, text for predefined buttons in a af:dialog or menu for af:table).
And how to add unsupported language? Is it possible? Is there any documentation about it?
Anatolii

Thanks for replay
I know about this resource, but there is not information I need.
I found only that:

ADF Faces components may include text that is part of the component, for example the af:table component uses the resource string af_table.LABEL_FETCHING for the message text that displays in the browser while the af:table component fetches data during the initial load of data or while the user scrolls the table. JDeveloper provides automatic translation of these text resources into 28 languages. These text resources are referenced in a resource bundle. If you set the browser to use the language in Italy, any text contained within the components will automatically be displayed in Italian.

But what can I do if I need to make localization for language that is not a member of the mentioned above 28 languages?
And what are those 28 languages?
Anatolii

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