Languages
Language names are represented by a two-character code.
International authority: International Organization for Standardization (ISO), https://www.iso.org
Standard: ISO 639
Usage: Languages are represented by a two-character code in a table, column, or row that clearly indicates that the code represents a language.
The following table shows examples of language codes.
Code | Language |
|---|---|
de | German |
en | English |
es | Spanish |
fr | French |
it | Italian |
jp | Japanese |
nl | Dutch |
mul | Multiple languages |
In some cases, you may need to append an extension to the code to represent a particular Apple localization.
Code | Language |
|---|---|
en-GB | British English |
zh-CN | Simplified Chinese |
zh-TW | Traditional Chinese |