Language differences beyond the automatic:


Czech:
Days in dates have an ordinal dot: 30. Duben 2014
Numbers don't use a comma for separating thousands, but a space.
Intro sentence: SINGLENAME je X. singl skupiny GROUP.
Out for 1 week = Pryč 1 týden (plural 3 týdnů)
Lyrics links from http://www.karaoketexty.cz/texty-pisni/s-mileage-57019
#Making Eizou (メイキング映像; ''Tvorba videa'')

French:
Intro sentence: SINGLENAME est le Xe single des GROUP. (le Xe single indie, le Xe single majeur, 1er)
French Wikipedia has a lot more H!P pages than most languages. http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mini_Moni , [[wikipedia:fr:|Français]]

German:
Days in dates have an ordinal dot.
Numbers use a dot for thousands separation.
Intro sentence: SINGLENAME ist die 1. Indie-Single von GROUP. ALBUMNAME ist das 1. Album von GROUP.

Italian:
Out for 1 week = Fuori per 1 settimana (plural 3 settimane)
Intro sentence: SINGLENAME è il X° singolo delle GROUP.

Japanese:

Spanish:
Intro sentence: SINGLE NAME es el X° single de GROUP.
Álbum álbum


Danish:
Days in dates have an ordinal dot.
Compilation album is "Opsamlingsalbum", the automatic process will have a space in there.
SINGLENAME er den 7. major single af GROUP.
ALBUMNAME er det 1. album af GROUP.
Instead of LA, LB, etc. uses BA, BB. I put a search/replace for these, so be wary of accidental matches.
Lyrics links defaults to the word "Tekster", but if there's only one it should just be "Tekst".