I think it works as expected. If you run check-language-support without
options, it lists uninstalled language support for all languages on the
system, which approximately is the output of this command:

ls /usr/share/locale-langpack

So if you have Russian as display language, and want to install Russian
language support only, this command should do it:

sudo apt install $(check-language-support -l ru)

Please let me know if that explains it.

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