Why Ajaxcontroltoolkit is creating folders like ar,cs,de - ajaxcontroltoolkit

In have my application configured in asp.net.
I am using ajaxcontroltoolkit. After building the application, it creates lot of folders like ar,cs,de etc.... and it contains ajaxcontroltoolkit.dlls,
I don't know why it creates this many dlls.
Can anyone please help me to get out of this?

Those directories are for language-specific controls.
(de = Deutsch etc.)
You can delete them, but I'm not sure how it will affect users using language-specific encoding.

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