Language Codes
  • 10 Oct 2023
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    Language Codes


      Article Summary

      The language code of your website is required in some cases such as:

      You can refer to the below codes together with their languages:

      LanguageCode
      Arabicar_AR
      Arabic (Egypt)ar_EG
      Arabic (Iraq)ar_IQ
      Arabic (Jordan)
      ar_JO
      Arabic (Kuwait)ar_KW
      Arabic (Middle East)ar_ME
      Arabic (Qatar)
      ar_QA
      Arabic (Saudi Arabia)
      ar_SA
      Arabic (United Arab Emirates)
      ar_AE
      Azerbaijani
      aze_AZE
      Belarusian
      be_BY
      Bulgarian
      bg_BG
      Burmese (Myanmar)my_MM
      Catalan
      ca_ES
      Chinese (Hong Kong)zh_HK
      Chinese (Simplified)*zh-cn
      Chinese (Traditional)*zh_tw
      Croatianhr_HR
      Czech
      cs_CZ
      Danish
      da_DK
      Dutchnl_NL
      Dutch (Belgium)nl_BE
      Englishen_US
      English (United Arab Emirates)
      en_AE
      English (Australia)
      en_AU
      English (Bangladesh)
      en_BD
      English (Canada)
      en_CA
      English (Egypt)en_EG
      English (United Kingdom)
      en_GB
      English (Hong Kong)
      en_HK
      English (Ireland)en_IE
      English (India)
      en_IN
      English (Kuwait)
      en_KW
      English (Middle East)
      en_ME
      English (Malaysia)
      en_MY
      English (New Zealand)
      en_NZ
      English (Philippines)
      en_PH
      English (Pakistan)
      en_PK
      English (Qatar)en_QA
      English (Saudi Arabia)en_SA
      English (Singapore)
      en_SG
      English (South Africa)
      en_ZA
      Estonian
      et_EE
      Finnish
      fi_FI
      French
      fr_FR
      French (Belgium)
      fr_BE
      French (Morocco)
      fr_MA
      French (Switzerland)
      fr_CH
      Georgian
      ka_GA
      German
      de_DE
      German (Austria)
      de_AT
      German (Belgium)
      de_BE
      German (Switzerland)
      de_CH
      Greekel_GR
      Hebrew
      iw_IW
      Hindi
      hi_IN
      Hungarian
      hu_HU
      Indonesian
      id_ID
      Italian
      it_IT
      Italian (Switzerland)
      it_CH
      Japanese
      ja_JP
      Kazakh
      kk_KZ
      Khmer
      km_KH
      Korean
      ko_KR
      Kurdish (Sorani)
      ku_IQ
      Latvian
      lv_LV
      Lithuanian
      lt_LT
      Macedonian
      mk_MK
      Malay
      ms_MY
      Moldovan
      ru_MD
      Norwegian
      no_NO
      Norwegian (Mostly Used)
      nb_NO
      Norwegian (Nynorsk)
      nn_NO
      Persian
      fa_FA
      Persian (Farsi)
      fa_IR
      Polish
      pl_PL
      Portuguese
      pt_PT
      Portuguese (Brazil)
      pt_BR
      Romanian
      ro_RO
      Russian
      ru_RU
      Serbian
      sr_RS
      Serbian (Latin)
      hr_RS
      Slovak
      sk_SK
      Slovenian
      sl_SI
      Spanish
      es_ES
      Spanish (Colombia)
      es_CO
      Spanish (Mexico)
      es_MX
      Swahili (Kenya)
      sw_KE
      Swedish
      sv_SE
      Thai
      th_TH
      Turkish
      tr_TR
      Ukrainian
      uk_UA
      Urdu
      ur_UR
      Vietnamese
      vi_VN
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      * As you might notice, all the language codes follow a standard structure except for Chinese Traditional and Simplified. Since their structure deviates from the standard, it is important to be cautious while using them.

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