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Language codes


Language codes are widely used in HTML attributes, and usually describes the language of the content they are referring to. Sometimes language codes are also associated to a specific regional language in the form "LanguageCode-CountryCode" (e.g., en-us for United States English). Also see the country codes table



Language codes table
NameCode
Abkhazianab
Afaraa
Afrikaansaf
Akanak
Albaniansq
Amharicam
Arabicar
Aragonesean
Armenianhy
Assameseas
Avaricav
Avestanae
Aymaraay
Azerbaijaniaz
Bambarabm
Bashkirba
Basqueeu
Belarusianbe
Bengalibn
Biharibh
Bislamabi
Bosnianbs
Bretonbr
Bulgarianbg
Burmesemy
Catalan; Valencianca
Chamorroch
Chechence
Chichewa; Chewa; Nyanjany
Chinesezh
Church Slavic; Old Slavonic; Church Slavonic; Old Bulgarian; Old Church Slavoniccu
Chuvashcv
Cornishkw
Corsicanco
Creecr
Croatianhr
Czechcs
Danishda
Divehidv
Dutch; Flemishnl
Dzongkhadz
Englishen
Esperantoeo
Estonianet
Eweee
Faroesefo
Fijianfj
Finnishfi
Frenchfr
Fulahff
Gaelic; Scottish Gaelicgd
Galiciangl
Gandalg
Georgianka
Germande
Greek, Modern (1453-)el
Guaranign
Gujaratigu
Haitian; Haitian Creoleht
Hausaha
Hebrewhe
Hererohz
Hindihi
Hiri Motuho
Hungarianhu
Icelandicis
Idoio
Igboig
Indonesianid
Interlingua (International Auxiliary Language Association)ia
Interlingueie
Inuktitutiu
Inupiaqik
Irishga
Italianit
Japaneseja
Javanesejv
Kalaallisut; Greenlandickl
Kannadakn
Kanurikr
Kashmiriks
Kazakhkk
Khmerkm
Kikuyu; Gikuyuki
Kinyarwandarw
Kirghizky
Komikv
Kongokg
Koreanko
Kuanyama; Kwanyamakj
Kurdishku
Laolo
Latinla
Latvianlv
Limburgan; Limburger; Limburgishli
Lingalaln
Lithuanianlt
Luba-Katangalu
Luxembourgish; Letzeburgeschlb
Macedonianmk
Malagasymg
Malayms
Malayalamml
Maltesemt
Manxgv
Maorimi
Marathimr
Marshallesemh
Moldavianmo
Mongolianmn
Nauruna
Navajo; Navahonv
Ndebele, North; North Ndebelend
Ndebele, South; South Ndebelenr
Ndongang
Nepaline
Northern Samise
Norwegianno
Norwegian Bokmål; Bokmål, Norwegiannb
Norwegian Nynorsk; Nynorsk, Norwegiannn
Occitan (post 1500); Provençaloc
Ojibwaoj
Oriyaor
Oromoom
Ossetian; Osseticos
Palipi
Panjabi; Punjabipa
Persianfa
Polishpl
Portuguesept
Pushtops
Quechuaqu
Raeto-Romancerm
Romanianro
Rundirn
Russianru
Samoansm
Sangosg
Sanskritsa
Sardiniansc
Serbiansr
Shonasn
Sichuan Yiii
Sindhisd
Sinhala; Sinhalesesi
Slovaksk
Sloveniansl
Somaliso
Sotho, Southernst
Spanish; Castilianes
Sundanesesu
Swahilisw
Swatiss
Swedishsv
Tagalogtl
Tahitianty
Tajiktg
Tamilta
Tatartt
Telugute
Thaith
Tibetanbo
Tigrinyati
Tonga (Tonga Islands)to
Tsongats
Tswanatn
Turkishtr
Turkmentk
Twitw
Uighur; Uyghurug
Ukrainianuk
Urduur
Uzbekuz
Vendave
Vietnamesevi
Volapükvo
Walloonwa
Welshcy
Western Frisianfy
Wolofwo
Xhosaxh
Yiddishyi
Yorubayo
Zhuang; Chuangza
Zuluzu


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