[Issue Type] Conversion from neutral language to specific language may produce unexpected results [Issue Description] 
In SQL Server 2000 Analysis Services and earlier versions, Analysis Services used only neutral language identifiers, also known as primary language identifiers, for example LANG_ENGLISH (0x09) for English and LANG_CHINESE (0x04) for Chinese. To support translation and collation options, Analysis Services now uses specific language identifiers, which are a combination of a primary language identifier and a sublanguage identifier used for a specific culture. For example, the combination of the primary language identifier LANG_ENGLISH (0x09) and the sublanguage identifier SUBLANG_ENGLISH_AUS (0x03) describes Australian English. Migrating from neutral to specific language identifiers can change the expected translation and collation behavior, producing unexpected results. After upgrading, review and validate objects such as dimensions, hierarchies, and members for which the language identifier has changed.