Multi-language installation disk

When I insert the installation disk (leopard or snow leopard), there is an option to choose a language. The default is English. Does anyone know if this language option is only for the process of installing the system or is for the system itself which is to be installed? To clarify, for example, if I choose Chinese, the former means that only the installation process is in Chinese, when the system installed will still be in English; the latter means that both the installation process and the system will be in Chinese.
Thanks!

Chime wrote:
Does anyone know if this language option is only for the process of installing the system or is for the system itself which is to be installed?
It is for the system itself as well.  If you want the OS in English, choose English.  The OS language can also be switched at any time later via preference settings however.

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    # Copyright 1999-2004 Gentoo Foundation
    # Distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License v2
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    SRC_URI="mirror://openoffice/stable/${PV}/OOo_${PV}_source.tar.gz
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        ppc? ( >=sys-libs/glibc-2.2.5-r7
        >=sys-devel/gcc-3.2 )" # needed for sqrtl patch recently introduced
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        !app-office/openoffice-bin
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        dev-util/pkgconfig
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        !dev-util/dmake"
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            eerror "settings, it cannot DEPEND on it, so please merge it"
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            eerror
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            LANGUAGE=01
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            01 | ENUS ) LANGNO=01; LANGNAME=ENUS; LFULLNAME="US English (default)"
            03 | PORT ) LANGNO=03; LANGNAME=PORT; LFULLNAME=Portuguese
            07 | RUSS ) LANGNO=07; LANGNAME=RUSS; LFULLNAME=Russian
            30 | GREEK ) LANGNO=30; LANGNAME=GREEK; LFULLNAME=Greek
            31 | DTCH ) LANGNO=31; LANGNAME=DTCH; LFULLNAME=Dutch
            33 | FREN ) LANGNO=33; LANGNAME=FREN; LFULLNAME=French
            34 | SPAN ) LANGNO=34; LANGNAME=SPAN; LFULLNAME=Spanish
            35 | FINN ) LANGNO=35; LANGNAME=FINN; LFULLNAME=Finnish
            37 | CAT ) LANGNO=37; LANGNAME=CAT; LFULLNAME=Catalan
            39 | ITAL ) LANGNO=39; LANGNAME=ITAL; LFULLNAME=Italian
            42 | CZECH ) LANGNO=42; LANGNAME=CZECH; LFULLNAME=Czech
            43 | SLOVAK ) LANGNO=43; LANGNAME=SLOVAK; LFULLNAME=Slovak
            45 | DAN ) LANGNO=45; LANGNAME=DAN; LFULLNAME=Danish
            46 | SWED ) LANGNO=46; LANGNAME=SWED; LFULLNAME=Swedish
            48 | POL ) LANGNO=48; LANGNAME=POL; LFULLNAME=Polish
            49 | GER ) LANGNO=49; LANGNAME=GER; LFULLNAME=German
            55 | PORTBR ) LANGNO=55; LANGNAME=PORTBR; LFULLNAME="Portuguese brazilian"
            66 | THAI ) LANGNO=66; LANGNAME=THAI; LFULLNAME=Thai
            77 | ESTONIAN ) LANGNO=77; LANGNAME=ESTONIAN; LFULLNAME=Estonian
            81 | JAPN ) LANGNO=81; LANGNAME=JAPN; LFULLNAME="Japanese"
            82 | KOREAN ) LANGNO=82; LANGNAME=KOREAN; LFULLNAME=Korean
            86 | CHINSIM ) LANGNO=86; LANGNAME=CHINSIM; LFULLNAME="Simplified Chinese (PRC)"
            88 | CHINTRAD ) LANGNO=88; LANGNAME=CHINTRAD; LFULLNAME="Traditional Chinese (taiwan)"
            90 | TURK ) LANGNO=90; LANGNAME=TURK; LFULLNAME=Turkish
            91 | HINDI ) LANGNO=91; LANGNAME=HINDI; LFULLNAME=Hindi
            96 | ARAB ) LANGNO=96; LANGNAME=ARAB; LFULLNAME=Arabic
            97 | HEBREW ) LANGNO=97; LANGNAME=HEBREW; LFULLNAME=Hebrew
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                eerror
                eerror "Known LANGUAGE settings are:"
                eerror "  ENUS | PORT | RUSS | GREEK | DTCH | FREN | SPAN | FINN | CAT | ITAL |"
                eerror "  CZECH | SLOVAK | DAN | SWED | POL | GER | PORTBR | THAI | ESTONIAN |"
                eerror "  JAPN | KOREAN | CHINSIM | CHINTRAD | TURK | HINDI | ARAB | HEBREW"
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