What is my language code?
Codes arranged alphabetically by alpha-3/ISO 639-2 Code
| ISO 639-2 Code | ISO 639-1 Code | English name of Language |
|---|---|---|
| bua | Buriat | |
| bug | Buginese | |
| bul | bg | Bulgarian |
| bur (B) mya (T) | my | Burmese |
What language is abbreviated es?
Spanish
ISO 639-1 standard language codes
| Language (Region) | Code |
|---|---|
| Serbian | sr |
| Spanish (Spain) | es |
| Spanish (Argentina) | es-ar |
| Spanish (Bolivia) | es-bo |
What language is SQ?
Albanian
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| ISO 639-2 Language Code | ISO 639-1 Language Code | English name of Language |
|---|---|---|
| alb/sqi | sq | Albanian |
| baq/eus | eu | Basque |
| grc | Greek, Ancient (to 1453) | |
| pro | Provençal, Old (to 1500);Occitan, Old (to 1500) |
What is ES XL?
Spanish as used in Mexico. es-xl. Spanish as used in Latin America. es-es. Spanish – Spanish.
What is the correct language code for Portuguese?
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| ISO 639-2 Language Code | ISO 639-1 Language Code | English name of Language |
|---|---|---|
| cpp | Creoles and pidgins, portuguese-based | |
| por | pt | portuguese |
Is zh traditional or simplified?
ZH is the SAP language code for Simplified Chinese. The most generic representation in BCP47 is zh-Hans . zh-CN (Chinese, China) is another representation, but SAPUI5 decided to use zh-Hans . ZF is the SAP language code for Simplified Chinese.
What are standard country-language codes?
Standard country-language codes are comprised of two arguments separated by a dash, for example “fr-CA” is French Canadian. The first argument is a valid ISO Language Code. These codes are the lower-case two-letter codes as defined by ISO-639. You can find a full list of these codes at a number of sites like here.
What is the ISO 639-1 standard language code for Spanish?
ISO 639-1 standard language codes Language (Region) Code Sorbian sb Spanish (Argentina) es-ar Spanish (Bolivia) es-bo Spanish (Chile) es-cl
What is a language code?
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia A language code is a code that assigns letters or numbers as identifiers or classifiers for languages.
How many codes are there in the Linguasphere?
Three-letter system of 464 codes. An extension of ISO 639‑2 to cover all known, living or dead, spoken or written languages in 7,589 entries. Two-digit + one to six letter Linguasphere Register code-system published in 2000, containing over 32,000 codes within 10 sectors of reference, covering the world’s languages and speech communities.