List of ISO-639-1 codes

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This list contains all 184 valid ISO-639-1 codes together with the languages ​​they encode. The corresponding ISO-639-2 codes (both terminological and bibliographical language codes [T / B]) and the respective ISO-639-3 codes are listed for these . At deviation of bibliographic from terminological code (due to approximation to the English designation) that code is greased shown (z. B .: Albanian [SQI], [alb]).

In the case of macro languages, the individual languages ​​combined in the macro language can be found in the comments column; the respective ISO-639-3 column next to it indicates the number of these languages ​​as a number after the plus sign.

Lists of ISO 639-2 / 3 codes that go beyond the scope of the two-letter ISO 639-1 codes are not part of this list.

In addition to the German language names, there are the higher-level language families , the usually English-language ISO language names and the native language names ( endonyms ) in the respective native scripts (in the corresponding writing direction).

language Language family ISO language name Endonym 639-1 639-2 / T 639-2 / B 639-3 Remarks
Abkhazian Northwest Caucasian Abkhazian аҧсуа бызшәа, аҧсшәа from abb abb abb also known as Abkhaz
Afar Afro-Asian Afar Afaraf aa aar aar aar
Afrikaans Indo-European Afrikaans Afrikaans af afr afr afr
Akan Niger-Congo Akan Akan ak aka aka aka + 2 Macro language : [tw / twi] Twi , [fat] Fante
Albanian Indo-European Albanian Shqip sq sqi silly sqi + 4 Albanian Phylozone ISO 639-6, macro language : [aae] Arbëresh , [aat] Arvanitika [aln] Gheg , [as] Tosk
Amharic Afro-Asian Amharic አማርኛ at the amh amh amh
Arabic Afro-Asian Arabic العربية ar era era ara + 30 Macrolanguage : [aao] Algerian Saharan Arabic, [abh] Tajiki Arabic, [abv] Baharna Arabic, [acm] Mesopotamian Arabic, [acq] Ta'izzi-Adeni Arabic, [acw] Hijazi Arabic, [acx] Omani Arabic, [ acy] Cypriot Arabic, [adf] Dhofari Arabic, [aeb] Tunisian Arabic, [aec] Saidi Arabic, [afb] Gulf Arabic, [ajp] South Levantine Arabic, [apc] North Levantine Arabic, [apd] Sudanese Arabic, [ arb] Standard Arabic, [arq] Algerian Arabic, [ars] Najdi Arabic, [ary] Moroccan Arabic, [arz] Egyptian Arabic, [auz] Uzbeki Arabic, [avl] Eastern Egyptian Bedawi Arabic, [ayh] Hadrami Arabic, [ ayl] Libyan Arabic, [ayn] Sanaani Arabic, [ayp] North Mesopotamian Arabic, [bbz] Babalia Creole Arabic, [pga] Sudanese Creole Arabic, [shu] Chadian Arabic, [ssh] Shihhi Arabic
Aragonese Indo-European Aragonese aragonés on bad bad bad
Armenian Indo-European Armenian Հայերեն hy hye poor hye also known as Հայերէն; ISO 639-3 code [hye] for Eastern Armenian , [hyw] Western Armenian , [XCL] Altarmenisch
Assamese Indo-European Assamese অসমীয়া as asm asm asm
Avarian Northeast Caucasian Avaric авар мацӀ, магӀарул мацӀ av ava ava ava also known as Avar
Avestisch Indo-European Avestan avesta ae ave ave ave Ancient language : cult language of the priests of Zoroastrianism
Aymara Aymara Aymara aymar aru ay aym aym aym + 2 Macro-language : [ayr] Central Aymara, [ayc] Southern Aymara
Azerbaijani Turk Azerbaijani azərbaycan dili az aze aze aze + 2 Macro language : [azj] North Azerbaijani, [azb] South Azerbaijani
Bambara Niger-Congo Bambara bamanankan bm bam bam bam
Bashkir Turk Bashkir башҡорт теле ba bak bak bak
Basque Isolated Basque euskara, euskera eu eus baq eus
Belarusian Indo-European Belarusian беларуская мова be evil evil evil
Bengali Indo-European Bengali বাংলা bn ben ben ben also known as Bangla
Bihari Indo-European Bihari languages भोजपुरी bra bih bih Collective language code for [bho] Bhojpuri , [mag] Magahi , [mai] Maithili and others
Bislama Creole Bislama Bislama bi to to to Language emerged from English and the languages ​​of the Ni-Vanuatu with some French influences
Bosnian Indo-European Bosnian bosanski jezik bs bos bos bos
Breton Indo-European Breton brezhoneg br bre bre bre
Bulgarian Indo-European Bulgarian български език bg bul bul bul
Burmese Sinotibian Burmese ဗမာ စာ my mya bur mya
Catalan , Valencian Indo-European Catalan, Valencian català, valencià approx cat cat cat
Chamorro Austronesian Chamorro Chamoru ch cha cha cha
Chechen Northeast Caucasian Chechen нохчийн мотт ce che che che
Chichewa Niger-Congo Chichewa, Chewa, Nyanja chiCheŵa, chinyanja ny nya nya nya
Chinese Sinotibian Chinese 中文 (Zhōngwén),
汉语 , 漢語 		zh zho chi zho + 14 Macro language : [cdo] Min Dong Chinese, [cjy] Jinyu Chinese, [cmn] Mandarin Chinese, [cpx] Pu-Xian Chinese, [czh] Huizhou Chinese, [czo] Min Zhong Chinese, [gan] Gan Chinese, [hak ] Hakka Chinese, [hsn] Xiang Chinese, [lzh] Literary Chinese, [mnp] Min Bei Chinese, [nan] Min Nan Chinese, [wuu] Wu Chinese, [yue] Yue Chinese. Old language : [och] Old Chinese . Classical language : [ltc] Middle Chinese
Chuvash Turk Chuvash чӑваш чӗлхи cv chv chv chv
Cornish Indo-European Cornish Kernewek kw cor cor cor
Corsican Indo-European Corsican corsu, lingua corsa co cos cos cos
Cree Algonquin Cree ᓀᐦᐃᔭᐍᐏᐣ cr cre cre cre + 6 Macro language : [crm] Moose Cree, [crl] Northern East Cree, [crk] Plains Cree, [crj] Southern East Cree, [csw] Swampy Cree, [cwd] Woods Cree
Croatian Indo-European Croatian hrvatski jezik Mr hrv hrv hrv
Czech Indo-European Czech čeština, český jazyk cs ces cze ces
Danish Indo-European Danish dansk there Dan Dan Dan
Dhivehi Indo-European Divehi, Dhivehi, Maldivian ދިވެހި dv div div div
Dutch , Belgian Dutch Indo-European Dutch, Flemish Nederlands, Vlaams nl nld dut nld
Dzongkha Sinotibian Dzongkha རྫོང་ ཁ dz dzo dzo dzo
English Indo-European English English en closely closely closely
Esperanto Planned language Esperanto Esperanto eo epo epo epo Planned language , started in 1887 by Ludwik Lejzer Zamenhof
Estonian Ural Estonian eesti, eesti keel et est est est + 2 Macro language : [ekk] Standard Estonian, [vro] Võro
Ewe Niger-Congo Ewe Eʋegbe ee ewe ewe ewe
Faroese Indo-European Faroese føroyskt fo fao fao fao
Fiji Austronesian Fijian vosa Vakaviti fj fij fij fij
Finnish Ural Finnish suomi, suomen kieli fi fin fin fin
French Indo-European French français, langue française fr fra fre fra
Fulfulde Niger-Congo Fulah Fulfulde, Pulaar, Pular ff ful ful ful + 9 Also known as Fula. Macro language : [fub] Adamawa Fulfulde, [fui] Bagirmi Fulfulde, [fue] Borgu Fulfulde, [fuq] Central-Eastern Niger Fulfulde, [ffm] Maasina Fulfulde, [fuv] Nigerian Fulfulde, [fuc] Pulaar, [fuf] Pular , [fuh] Western Niger Fulfulde
Galician , Galegian Indo-European Galician Galego gl glg glg glg
Georgian South Caucasian Georgian ქართული ka cat geo cat
German Indo-European German German de eng ger eng
Greek Indo-European Greek, Modern (1453–) ελληνικά el ell gre ell
Guaraní Tupí Guarani Avañe'ẽ gn green green green + 5 Macro language : [nhd] Chiripá, [gui] Eastern Bolivian Guaraní, [gun] Mbyá Guaraní, [gug] Paraguayan Guaraní, [gnw] Western Bolivian Guaraní
Gujarati Indo-European Gujarati ગુજરાતી gu guj guj guj
Haitian Creole Haitian, Haitian Creole Kreyòl ayisyen ht Has Has Has
Hausa Afro-Asian Hausa هَوُسَ Ha huh huh huh
Hebrew Afro-Asian Hebrew עברית hey heb heb heb Modern Hebrew. Changed in 1989 from originally ISO 639: 1988 [iw]
Otjiherero Niger-Congo Herero Otjiherero hz here here here
Hindi Indo-European Hindi हिन्दी, हिंदी Hi down down down
Hiri Motu Austronesian Hiri Motu Hiri Motu ho hmo hmo hmo
Hungarian Ural Hungarian Magyar hu hun hun hun
Interlingua Planned language Interlingua (International Auxiliary Language Association) Interlingua ia ina ina ina Planned language from the International Auxiliary Language Association
Indonesian Austronesian Indonesian Bahasa Indonesia id ind ind ind Covered by macro language [ms / msa] Malay . Modified in 1989 from originally ISO 639: 1988 [in]
Interlingue Planned language Interlingue, Occidental (originally :) Occidental , (after 1945 :) Interlingue ie ile ile ile Planned language by Edgar von Wahl
Irish Indo-European Irish Gaeilge ga same same same
Igbo Niger-Congo Igbo Asụsụ Igbo ig ibo ibo ibo
Inupiaq Eskimo-Aleut Inupiaq Iñupiaq, Iñupiatun ik ipk ipk ipk + 2 Macro language : [esi] North Alaskan Inupiatun, [esk] Northwest Alaska Inupiatun
I do Planned language I do I do ok I do I do I do Planned language by Couturat and de Beaufront , 1907, as a variation of Esperanto
Icelandic Indo-European Icelandic Íslenska is isl ice isl
Italian Indo-European Italian Italiano it ita ita ita
Inuktitut Eskimo-Aleut Inuktitut ᐃᓄᒃᑎᑐᑦ iu iku iku iku + 2 Macro language : [ike] Eastern Canadian Inuktitut, [ikt] Inuinnaqtun
Japanese Japanese ryūkyū Japanese 日本語 ,
( に ほ ん ご )		 Yes jpn jpn jpn
Javanese Austronesian Javanese ꦧꦱꦗꦮ, Basa Jawa jv jav jav jav
Greenlandic , Kalaallisut Eskimo-Aleut Kalaallisut, Greenlandic kalaallisut, kalaallit oqaasii kl cal cal cal
Kannada Dravidian Kannada ಕನ್ನಡ kn can can can
Kanuri Nilosaharan Kanuri Kanuri kr chew chew chew + 3 Macro language : [knc] Central Kanuri, [kby] Manga Kanuri, [krt] Tumari Kanuri
Kashmiri Indo-European Kashmiri कश्मीरी ,

كشميري

 ks cheese cheese cheese
Kazakh Turk Kazakh қазақ тілі kk kaz kaz kaz
Khmer Austro-Asian Central Khmer ខ្មែរ, ខេមរភាសា, ភាសាខ្មែរ km khm khm khm also known as Khmer or Cambodian
Kikuyu Niger-Congo Kikuyu, Gikuyu Gĩkũyũ ki kik kik kik
Kinyarwanda , Rwandan Niger-Congo Kinyarwanda Ikinyarwanda rw kin kin kin
Kyrgyz Turk Kirghiz, Kyrgyz Кыргызча, Кыргыз тили ky kir kir kir
Komi Ural Komi коми кыв kv com com com + 2 Macro language : [koi] Komi-Permyak, [kpv] Komi-Zyrian
Kikongo Niger-Congo Congo Kikongo kg con con kon + 3 Macro language : [kng] Koongo, [ldi] Laari, [kwy] San Salvador Congo
Korean Korean Korean 한국어 ko kor kor kor
Kurdish Indo-European Kurdish Kurdî ,

کوردی

 ku short short short + 3 Macrolanguage : [ckb] Sorani , [kmr] Kurmanji , [sdh] South Kurdish
oshiKwanyama Niger-Congo Kuanyama, Kwanyama Kuanyama kj kua kua kua Dialect branch of Oshivambo
Latin Indo-European Latin latine, lingua latina la lat lat lat Old language
Luxembourgish Indo-European Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch Lëtzebuergesch lb ltz ltz ltz
Luganda Niger-Congo Ganda Luganda lg lug lug lug
Limburgish , South Lower Franconian Indo-European Limburgan, Limburger, Limburgish Limburgs left lim lim lim
Lingála Niger-Congo Lingala Lingála ln lin lin lin
Laotian Tai-Kadai Lao ພາ ສາ ລາວ lo lao lao lao
Lithuanian Indo-European Lithuanian lietuvių kalba according to lit lit lit
Kiluba Niger-Congo Luba Katanga Kiluba lu lub lub lub also known as Luba-Shaba
Latvian Indo-European Latvian latviešu valoda lv lav lav lav + 2 Macro language : [ltg] Latgalian, [lvs] Standard Latvian
Manx ,
Manx Gaelic		 Indo-European Manx Gaelg, Gailck gv glv glv glv
Macedonian Indo-European Macedonian македонски јазик mk mkd mac mkd
Malagasy , Malagassi Austronesian Malagasy fiteny malagasy mg mlg mlg mlg + 11 Macrolanguage : [xmv] Antankarana Malagasy, [bhr] Bara Malagasy, [msh] Masikoro Malagasy, [bmm] Northern Betsimisaraka Malagasy, [plt] Plateau Malagasy, [skg] Sakalava Malagasy, [bzc] Southern Betsimisaraka Malagasy, [tkg] Tesaka Malagasy, [tdx] Tandroy-Mahafaly Malagasy, [txy] Tanosy Malagasy, [xmw] Tsimihety Malagasy
Malay Austronesian Malay Bahasa Melayu ,

بهاس ملايو

 ms msa may msa + 36 [zsm] Malaysian , [id / ind] Indonesian . Macro language : [btj] Bacanese Malay, [mfb] Bangka, [bjn] Banjar, [bve] Berau Malay, [kxd] Brunei, [bvu] Bukit Malay, [pse] Central Malay, [coa] Cocos Islands Malay, [liw ] Col, [dup] Duano, [hji] Haji, [ind] Indonesian, [jak] Jakun, [jax] Jambi Malay, [vkk] Kaur, [meo] Kedah Malay, [kvr] Kerinci, [mqg] Kota Bangun Kutai Malay, [kvb] Kubu, [lce] Loncong, [lcf] Lubu, [zlm] Malay (single language), [xmm] Manado Malay, [min] Minangkabau, [mui] Musi, [zmi] Negeri Sembilan Malay, [ max] North Moluccan Malay, [orn] Orang Kanaq, [ors] Orang Seletar, [mfa] Pattani Malay, [pel] Pekal, [msi] Sabah Malay, [zsm] Standard Malay, [tmw] Temuan, [vkt] Tenggarong Kutai Malay, [urk] Urak Lawoi '
Malayalam Dravidian Malayalam മലയാളം ml times times times
Maltese Afro-Asian Maltese Malti mt mlt mlt mlt
Maori Austronesian Maori te reo Māori mi mri mao mri also known as Māori
Marathi Indo-European Marathi मराठी mr mar mar mar also known as Marāṭhī
Marshallese Austronesian Marshallese Kajin Ṃajeḷ mh mah mah mah
Mongolian Mongolian Mongolian Монгол хэл mn mon mon mon + 2 Macro language : [khk] Halh Mongolian, [mvf] Peripheral Mongolian
Nauruan Austronesian Nauru Dorerin Naoero n / A exactly exactly exactly also known as Nauruan
Navajo Na-Dené Navajo, Navaho Diné bizaad nv nav nav nav
North Ndebele Niger-Congo North Ndebele isiNdebele nd nd nd nd also known as Northern Ndebele
Nepali Indo-European Nepali नेपाली no nep nep nep + 2 Macro language : [dty] Dotyali, [npi] Nepali (single language)
Ndonga Niger-Congo Ndonga Owambo ng ndo ndo ndo Dialect branch of Oshivambo
Bokmål Indo-European Norwegian Bokmål Norsk Bokmål nb nob nob nob Covered by macro language [no / nor]
Nynorsk Indo-European Norwegian Nynorsk Norsk Nynorsk nn nno nno nno Covered by macro language [no / nor]
Norwegian Indo-European Norwegian Norsk no nor nor nor + 2 Macro language : [nb / nob] Bokmål, [nn / nno] Nynorsk
Yi Sinotibian Sichuan Yi, Nuosu ꆈꌠ꒿, Nuosuhxop ii iii iii iii Standard form of the Lolo languages
South Ndebele Niger-Congo South Ndebele isiNdebele No nbl nbl nbl also known as Southern Ndebele
Occitan Indo-European Occitan occitan, lenga d'òc oc oci oci oci
Ojibwe Algonquin Ojibwa ᐊᓂᔑᓈᐯᒧᐎᓐ oj oji oji oji + 7 Macrolanguage : [ciw] Chippewa, [ojb] Northwestern Ojibwa, [ojc] Central Ojibwa, [ojg] Eastern Ojibwa, [ojs] Severn Ojibwa, [ojw] Western Ojibwa, [otw] Ottawa
Church Slavonic , Old Church Slavonic Indo-European Church Slavic, Old Slavonic, Church Slavonic, Old Bulgarian, Old Church Slavonic ѩзыкъ словѣньскъ cu chu chu chu Ancient language , in use in the Orthodox Church
Oromo Afro-Asian Oromo Afaan Oromoo om orm orm orm + 4 Macro-language : [gax] Borana-Arsi-Guji Oromo, [hae] Eastern Oromo, [orc] Orma, [gaz] West Central Oromo
Oriya Indo-European Oriya ଓଡ଼ିଆ or ori ori ori + 2 also known as Odia. Macro language : [ory] Odia, [spv] Sambalpuri
Ossetian Indo-European Ossetian, Ossetic ирон æвзаг os oss oss oss
Punjabi , Punjabi Indo-European Punjabi, Punjabi ਪੰਜਾਬੀ pa pan pan pan
Pali Indo-European Pali पालि, पाळि pi pli pli pli ancient language , also known as Pāli; as now more literary language classified
Persian Indo-European Persian فارسی fa fas by fas + 2 also known as Farsi. Macro language : [prs] Dari Persian, [pes] Western Persian
Polish Indo-European Polish język polski, polszczyzna pl pole pole pole
Pashtun Indo-European Pashto, Pushto پښتو ps pus pus pus + 3 Macro language : [pst] Central Pashto, [pbu] Northern Pashto, [pbt] Southern Pashto
Portuguese Indo-European Portuguese Português pt por por por
Quechua Quechua Quechua Runa Simi, Kichwa qu que que que + 43 Macrolanguage : [qva] Ambo-Pasco Quechua, [qxu] Arequipa-La Unión Quechua, [quy] Ayacucho Quechua, [qvc] Cajamarca Quechua, [qvl] Cajatambo North Lima Quechua, [qud] Calderón Highland Quichua, [qxr] Cañar Highland Quichua, [quk] Chachapoyas Quechua, [qug] Chimborazo Highland Quichua, [qxc] Chincha Quechua, [qxa] Chiquián Ancash Quechua, [qwc] Classical Quechua, [qwa] Corongo Ancash Quechua, [quz] Cusco Quechua ] Eastern Apurímac Quechua, [qub] Huallaga Huánuco Quechua, [qvh] Huamalíes-Dos de Mayo Huánuco Quechua, [qwh] Huaylas Ancash Quechua, [qvw] Huaylla Wanca Quechua, [qvi] Imbabura Highland Quechua. [Qxw] , [quf] Lambayeque Quechua, [qvj] Loja Highland Quichua, [qvm] Margos-Yarowilca-Lauricocha Quechua, [qvo] Napo Lowland Quechua, [qul] North Bolivian Quechua, [qvn] North Junín Quechua, [qxn] Northern Conchucos Ancash Quechua, [qvz] Northern Pastaza Quichua, [qvp] Pacaraos Quechua, [qxh] Panao Huánuco Quechua, [qxp] Puno Quechua, [qxl] Salasaca Highland Quich ua, [qvs] San Martín Quechua, [qxt] Santa Ana de Tusi Pasco Quechua, [qus] Santiago del Estero Quichua, [qws] Sihuas Ancash Quechua, [quh] South Bolivian Quechua, [qxo] Southern Conchucos Ancash Quechua, [ qup] Southern Pastaza Quechua, [quw] Tena Lowland Quichua, [qur] Yanahuanca Pasco Quechua, [qux] Yauyos Quechua
Romansh , Romansh Indo-European Romansh Rumantsch, Romontsch, Rumauntsch rm raw raw raw Rumantsch Grischun , developed common written language of the Rhaeto-Romans of Graubünden in 1982, which has served as the official Romance language at canton level since 2001
Kirundi Niger-Congo Rundi Ikirundi rn run run run also known as Rundisch
Romanian Indo-European Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan Română ro ron rum ron The codes [mo / mol] are outdated. [Ro / ron] (639-2 / T) and [rum] (639-2 / B) are valid codes for the variety of the Romanian language, known as Moldavian and Moldavian, respectively. However, the codes [mo / mol] are not released, which means that the corresponding codes do not lose their validity.
Russian Indo-European Russian русский ru rus rus rus
Sanskrit Indo-European Sanskrit संस्कृतम् sa san san san Ancient language , also known as Saṃskṛta
Sardinian Indo-European Sardinian sardu sc srd srd srd + 4 Macro-language : [sro] Campidanese Sardinian, [sdn] Gallurese Sardinian, [src] Logudorese Sardinian, [sdc] Sassarese Sardinian
Sindhi Indo-European Sindhi सिन्धी ,

سنڌي ، سندھی

 sd snd snd snd
North Sami Ural Northern Sami Davvisámegiella se sme sme sme
( Serbo-Croatian ) Indo-European Serbo-Croatian српскохрватски, srpskohrvatski (sh) (scc, scr) hbs [sh] is obsolete and has been replaced by [bs], [hr] and [sr]
Samoan Austronesian Samoan gagana fa'a Samoa sm smo smo smo
Sango Creole Sango yângâ tî sangö so called say say say
Serbian Indo-European Serbian српски језик, srpski jezik sr srp srp srp The ISO-639-2 / T-Code [srp] replaced the ISO-639-2 / B-Code [scc]
Scottish Gaelic Indo-European Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic Gàidhlig gd gla gla gla
Shona Niger-Congo Shona chiShona sn sna sna sna
Sinhala Indo-European Sinhala, Sinhalese සිංහල si sin sin sin
Slovak Indo-European Slovak slovenčina, slovenský jazyk sk slk slo slk
Slovenian Indo-European Slovenian slovenski jezik, slovenščina sl slv slv slv also known as Slovene
Somali Afro-Asian Somali Soomaaliga, af Soomaali so som som som
Sesotho , South Sotho Niger-Congo Southern Sotho Sesotho st sot sot sot
Spanish , Castilian Indo-European Spanish, Castilian Español it spa spa spa
Sundanese Austronesian Sundanese Basa Sunda see below sun sun sun
Swahili Niger-Congo Swahili Kiswahili sw swa swa swa + 2 Macro language : [swc] Congo Swahili, [swh] Swahili (single language)
Siswati Niger-Congo Swati SiSwati ss ssw ssw ssw also known as Swazi
Swedish Indo-European Swedish Svenska sv swe swe swe
Tamil Dravidian Tamil தமிழ் ta tam tam tam
Telugu Dravidian Telugu తెలుగు te tel tel tel
Tajik Indo-European Tajik тоҷикӣ , toçikī ,

تاجیکی

 daily tgk tgk tgk
Thai Tai-Kadai Thai ไทย th tha tha tha
Tigrinya Afro-Asian Tigrinya ትግርኛ ti tir tir tir
Tibetan Sinotibian Tibetan བོད་ ཡིག bo bod tib bod also known as Standard Tibetan
Turkmen Turk Turkmen Türkmen, Түркмен tk tuk tuk tuk
Tagalog Austronesian Tagalog Wikang Tagalog tl daily daily daily Filipino (Pilipino) has the code [fil]
Setswana Niger-Congo Tswana Setswana tn tsn tsn tsn
Tongan Austronesian Tonga (Tonga Islands) Faka Tonga to volume volume volume also known as Tongan
Turkish Turk Turkish Türkçe tr door door door
Xitsonga Niger-Congo Tsonga Xitsonga ts tso tso tso
Tatar Turk Tartare татар теле , tatar tele dd did did did
Twi Niger-Congo Twi Twi partly twi twi twi Covered by macro language [ak / aka]
Tahitian , Tahitian Austronesian Tahitian Reo Tahiti ty tah tah tah One of the Reo Mā`ohi in French Polynesia
Uighur Turk Uighur, Uyghur Uyghurche ,

ئۇيغۇرچە

 ug uig uig uig
Ukrainian Indo-European Ukrainian Українська uk ukr ukr ukr
Urdu Indo-European Urdu اردو ur urd urd urd
Uzbek Turk Uzbek Oʻzbek , Ўзбек ,

أۇزبېك

 uz uzb uzb uzb + 2 Macrolanguage : [uzn] Northern Uzbek, [uzs] Southern Uzbek
Tshivenda Niger-Congo Venda Tshivenḓa ve ven ven ven
Vietnamese Austro-Asian Vietnamese Tiếng Việt vi much much much
Volapük Planned language Volapük Volapük vo vol vol vol Planned language
Walloon Indo-European Walloon Walon wa wln wln wln
Welsh Indo-European Welsh Cymraeg cy cym wel cym
Wolof Niger-Congo Wolof Wollof Where well well well
West Frisian Indo-European Western Frisian Frysk fy fry fry fry also known as Frisian
isiXhosa Niger-Congo Xhosa isiXhosa xh xho xho xho
Yiddish Indo-European Yiddish ייִדיש yi yid yid yid + 2 Macro language : [ydd] Eastern Yiddish, [yih] Western Yiddish. Modified in 1989 from originally ISO 639: 1988 [ji]
Yoruba Niger-Congo Yoruba Yorùbá yo yor yor yor
Zhuang Tai-Kadai Zhuang, Chuang Saɯ cueŋƅ, Saw cuengh za zha zha zha + 16 Macro language : [zch] Central Hongshuihe Zhuang, [zhd] Dai Zhuang, [zeh] Eastern Hongshuihe Zhuang, [zgb] Guibei Zhuang, [zgn] Guibian Zhuang, [zln] Lianshan Zhuang, [zlj] Liujiang Zhuang, [zlq] Liuqian Zhuang, [zgm] Mint Zhuang, [zhn] Nong Zhuang, [zqe] Qiubei Zhuang, [zyg] Yang Zhuang, [zyb] Yongbei Zhuang, [zyn] Yongnan Zhuang, [zyj] Youjiang Zhuang, [zzj] Zuojiang Zhuang
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