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AppleScript is designed so that scripts can be displayed in several different dialects, which are representations of AppleScript that resemble human languages or programming languages. However, the English dialect is currently the only dialect supported. The English Dialect file is stored in the Dialects folder, a folder in the Scripting Additions folder in the System Folder.
For versions 1.3.7 and earlier of AppleScript, if you move or delete the dialect file or a folder that includes it, AppleScript will not work.
There is currently no plan to support dialects other than English.