ISO 639 – Codification of language names.

  • ISO 639 – Codification of language names.

    ISO 639 – Codification of language names.

    Codes for the representation of language names

    ISO 639 is used to identify different languages and language groups or families with codes.

    The most commonly used application for abbreviating language names is the ISO 639-1 and 639-2 version, which order languages (with bibliographic documentation) in two-letter codes. This coding has been in use since 2002.

    The ISO 639-3, unlike the previous ones, identifies languages with a three-letter code and also includes historical languages and all known human languages.

    List of language codes according to ISO 639-1:

    AA Afar
    AB Abkhazian
    AE Avestic
    AF Afrikaans
    AK Akanian
    AM Amharic
    AN Aragonese
    AR Arabic
    AS Assamese
    AV Avar
    AY Aymara
    AZ Azeri
    BA Baskir
    BE Belarusian
    BG Bulgarian
    BH Bhoyapuri
    BI Bislama
    BM Bambara
    BN Bengali
    BO Tibetan
    BR Breton
    BS Bosnian
    CA Catalan
    CE Chechen
    CH Chamorro
    CO Corsican
    CR Cree
    CS Czech
    CU Old church slavonic
    CV Chuvash
    CY Welsh
    DA Danish
    DE German
    DV Maldivian (or Dhivehi)
    DZ Dzongkha
    EE Ewe
    EL Greek (modern)
    EN English
    EO Esperanto
    ES Spanish (or Castilian)
    ET Estonian
    EU Basque
    FA Persian
    FF Fula
    FI Finnish
    FJ Fijian
    FO Faroese
    FR French
    FY Frisian
    GA Irish (or Gaelic)
    GD Scottish gaelic
    GL Galician
    GN Guarani
    GU Gujarati (or Gujarati)
    GV Manx (Manx or Isle of Man Gaelic)
    HA Hausa
    HE Hebrew
    HI Hindi (or Hindu)
    HO Hiri motu
    HR Croatian
    HT Haitian
    HU Hungarian
    HY Armenian
    HZ Herero
    IA Interlingua
    ID Indonesian
    IE Western
    IG Igbo
    II Sichuan yi
    IK Iñupiaq
    IO Ido
    IS Icelandic
    IT Italian
    IU Inuktitut (or Inuit)
    JA Japanese
    JV Javanese
    KA Georgian
    KG Kongo
    KI Kikuyu
    KJ Kuanyama
    KK Kazakh
    KL Greenlandic (or Kalaallisut)
    KM Cambodian (or Khmer)
    KN Kannada
    KO Korean
    KR Kanuri
    KS Kashmiri
    KU Kurdish
    KV Komi
    KW Cornish
    KY Kyrgyz
    LA Latin
    LB Luxembourgish
    LG Luganda
    LI Limburgish
    LN Lingala
    LO Lao
    LT Lithuanian
    LU Luba-katanga (or chiluba)
    LV Latvian
    MG Malagasy
    MH Marshallese
    MI Maori
    MK Macedonian
    ML Malayalam
    MN Mongolian
    MR Marathi
    MS Malayalam
    MT Maltese
    MY Burmese
    NA Nauruan
    NB Norwegian bokmål
    ND Northern ndebele
    NE Nepali
    NG Ndonga
    NL Dutch
    NN Nynorsk
    NO Norwegian
    NR Southern ndebele
    NV Navajo
    NY Chichewa
    OC Occitan
    OJ Ojibwa
    OM Oromo
    OR Oriya
    OS Ocetic
    PA Panjabi
    PI Pali
    PL Polish
    PS Pashto
    PT Portuguese
    QU Quechua
    RM Romansh
    RN Kirundi
    RO Romanian
    RU Russian
    RW Rwandan (or Kiñaruanda)
    SA Sanskrit
    SC Sardinian
    SD Sindhi
    SE North sami
    SG Sango
    SI Sinhalese
    SK Slovak
    SL Slovenian
    SM Samoan
    SN Shona
    SO Somali
    SQ Albanian
    SR Serbian
    SS Swazi, Swati, or siswati
    ST Sesotho
    SU Sundanese
    SV Swedish
    SW Swahili
    TA Tamil
    TE Télugu
    TG Tajik
    TH Thai
    TI Tigrinya
    TK Turkmen
    TL Tagalog
    TN Setsuana
    TO Tongan
    TR Turkish
    TS Tsonga
    TT Tatar
    TW Twi
    TY Tahitian
    UG Uyghur
    UK Ukrainian
    UR Urdu
    UZ Uzbek
    VE Venda
    VI Vietnamese
    VO Volapük
    WA Walloon
    WO Wolof
    XH Xhosa
    YI Yiddish
    YO Yoruba
    ZA Chuan, chuang or zhuang
    ZH Chinese
    ZU Zulu

     

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