List of ISO 639-1 codes

ISO 639 is a standard way to classify languages. Each language is given a two-letter (639-1) and three-letter (639-2 and 639-3) lowercase abbreviation, amended in later versions of the nomenclature. (for example, English gets abbreviated to en.)

This table lists all of:

ISO 639-1: two-letter codes, one per language for ISO 639 macrolanguage

And some of:

ISO 639-2/T: three-letter codes, for the same languages as 639-1
ISO 639-2/B: three-letter codes, mostly the same as 639-2/T, but with some codes taken from English names rather than native names of languages (in the following table, these differing codes are highlighted in boldface)
ISO 639-3: three-letter codes, the same as 639-2/T for languages, but with different codes for each variety of an ISO 639 macrolanguage

Note: Colors on the leftmost column represent the language family mentioned in the second column.

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	ISO language name	Native name (endonym)	639-1	639-2/T	639-2/B	639-3	Notes
Northwest Caucasian	Abkhazian	аҧсуа бызшәа, аҧсшәа	`ab`	`abk`	`abk`	`abk`	also known as Abkhaz
Afro-Asiatic	Afar	Afaraf	`aa`	`aar`	`aar`	`aar`
Indo-European	Afrikaans	Afrikaans	`af`	`afr`	`afr`	`afr`
Niger–Congo	Akan	Akan	`ak`	`aka`	`aka`	`aka` + 2	macrolanguage, Twi is `tw`/`twi`, Fanti is `fat`
Indo-European	Albanian	Shqip	`sq`	`sqi`	`alb`	`sqi` + 4	macrolanguage, called "Albanian Phylozone" in 639-6
Afro-Asiatic	Amharic	አማርኛ	`am`	`amh`	`amh`	`amh`
Afro-Asiatic	Arabic	العربية	`ar`	`ara`	`ara`	`ara` + 29	macrolanguage, Standard Arabic is `arb`
Indo-European	Aragonese	aragonés	`an`	`arg`	`arg`	`arg`
Indo-European	Armenian	Հայերեն	`hy`	`hye`	`arm`	`hye`	ISO 639-3 code `hye` is for Eastern Armenian, `hyw` is for Western Armenian, and `xcl` is for Classical Armenian
Indo-European	Assamese	অসমীয়া	`as`	`asm`	`asm`	`asm`
Northeast Caucasian	Avaric	авар мацӀ, магӀарул мацӀ	`av`	`ava`	`ava`	`ava`	also known as Avar
Indo-European	Avestan	avesta	`ae`	`ave`	`ave`	`ave`	ancient
Aymaran	Aymara	aymar aru	`ay`	`aym`	`aym`	`aym` + 2	macrolanguage
Turkic	Azerbaijani	azərbaycan dili, تۆرکجه	`az`	`aze`	`aze`	`aze` + 2	macrolanguage, also known as Azeri
Niger–Congo	Bambara	bamanankan	`bm`	`bam`	`bam`	`bam`
Turkic	Bashkir	башҡорт теле	`ba`	`bak`	`bak`	`bak`
Language isolate	Basque	euskara, euskera	`eu`	`eus`	`baq`	`eus`
Indo-European	Belarusian	беларуская мова	`be`	`bel`	`bel`	`bel`
Indo-European	Bengali	বাংলা	`bn`	`ben`	`ben`	`ben`	also known as Bangla
Creole	Bislama	Bislama	`bi`	`bis`	`bis`	`bis`	Language made from English and Vanuatuan languages, with some French influence.
Indo-European	Bosnian	bosanski jezik	`bs`	`bos`	`bos`	`bos`
Indo-European	Breton	brezhoneg	`br`	`bre`	`bre`	`bre`
Indo-European	Bulgarian	български език	`bg`	`bul`	`bul`	`bul`
Sino-Tibetan	Burmese	ဗမာစာ	`my`	`mya`	`bur`	`mya`	also known as Myanmar
Indo-European	Catalan, Valencian	català, valencià	`ca`	`cat`	`cat`	`cat`
Austronesian	Chamorro	Chamoru	`ch`	`cha`	`cha`	`cha`
Northeast Caucasian	Chechen	нохчийн мотт	`ce`	`che`	`che`	`che`
Niger–Congo	Chichewa, Chewa, Nyanja	chiCheŵa, chinyanja	`ny`	`nya`	`nya`	`nya`
Sino-Tibetan	Chinese	中文 (Zhōngwén), 汉语, 漢語	`zh`	`zho`	`chi`	`zho` + 16	macrolanguage
Turkic	Chuvash	чӑваш чӗлхи	`cv`	`chv`	`chv`	`chv`
Indo-European	Cornish	Kernewek	`kw`	`cor`	`cor`	`cor`
Indo-European	Corsican	corsu, lingua corsa	`co`	`cos`	`cos`	`cos`
Algic	Cree	ᓀᐦᐃᔭᐍᐏᐣ	`cr`	`cre`	`cre`	`cre` + 6	macrolanguage
Indo-European	Croatian	hrvatski jezik	`hr`	`hrv`	`hrv`	`hrv`
Indo-European	Czech	čeština, český jazyk	`cs`	`ces`	`cze`	`ces`
Indo-European	Danish	dansk	`da`	`dan`	`dan`	`dan`
Indo-European	Divehi, Dhivehi, Maldivian	ދިވެހި	`dv`	`div`	`div`	`div`
Indo-European	Dutch, Flemish	Nederlands, Vlaams	`nl`	`nld`	`dut`	`nld`	Flemish is not to be confused with the related West Flemish which is called Vlaams (Dutch for "Flemish") in ISO 639-3 and has the ISO 639-3 code `vls`
Sino-Tibetan	Dzongkha	རྫོང་ཁ	`dz`	`dzo`	`dzo`	`dzo`
Indo-European	English	English	`en`	`eng`	`eng`	`eng`
Constructed	Esperanto	Esperanto	`eo`	`epo`	`epo`	`epo`	constructed, first by L.L. Zamenhof in 1887
Uralic	Estonian	eesti, eesti keel	`et`	`est`	`est`	`est` + 2	macrolanguage
Niger–Congo	Ewe	Eʋegbe	`ee`	`ewe`	`ewe`	`ewe`
Indo-European	Faroese	føroyskt	`fo`	`fao`	`fao`	`fao`
Austronesian	Fijian	vosa Vakaviti	`fj`	`fij`	`fij`	`fij`
Uralic	Finnish	suomi, suomen kieli	`fi`	`fin`	`fin`	`fin`
Indo-European	French	français	`fr`	`fra`	`fre`	`fra`
Niger–Congo	Fulah	Fulfulde, Pulaar, Pular	`ff`	`ful`	`ful`	`ful` + 9	macrolanguage, also known as Fula
Indo-European	Galician	Galego	`gl`	`glg`	`glg`	`glg`
Kartvelian	Georgian	ქართული	`ka`	`kat`	`geo`	`kat`
Indo-European	German	Deutsch	`de`	`deu`	`ger`	`deu`
Indo-European	Greek, Modern (1453–)	Ελληνικά	`el`	`ell`	`gre`	`ell`	for Ancient Greek, use the ISO 639-3 code `grc`
Tupian	Guarani	Avañe'ẽ	`gn`	`grn`	`grn`	`grn` + 5	macrolanguage
Indo-European	Gujarati	ગુજરાતી	`gu`	`guj`	`guj`	`guj`
Creole	Haitian, Haitian Creole	Kreyòl ayisyen	`ht`	`hat`	`hat`	`hat`
Afro-Asiatic	Hausa	(Hausa) هَوُسَ	`ha`	`hau`	`hau`	`hau`
Afro-Asiatic	Hebrew	עברית	`he`	`heb`	`heb`	`heb`	New Hebrew. Code changed in 1989 from first ISO 639:1988, `iw`.^[1]
Niger–Congo	Herero	Otjiherero	`hz`	`her`	`her`	`her`
Indo-European	Hindi	हिन्दी, हिंदी	`hi`	`hin`	`hin`	`hin`
Austronesian	Hiri Motu	Hiri Motu	`ho`	`hmo`	`hmo`	`hmo`
Uralic	Hungarian	magyar	`hu`	`hun`	`hun`	`hun`
Constructed	Interlingua (International Auxiliary Language Association)	Interlingua	`ia`	`ina`	`ina`	`ina`	made by the International Auxiliary Language Association
Austronesian	Indonesian	Bahasa Indonesia	`id`	`ind`	`ind`	`ind`	covered by macrolanguage `ms`/`msa`. Changed in 1989 from original ISO 639:1988, `in`.^[1]
Constructed	Interlingue, Occidental	(originally:) Occidental, (after WWII:) Interlingue	`ie`	`ile`	`ile`	`ile`	made by Edgar de Wahl, first published in 1922
Indo-European	Irish	Gaeilge	`ga`	`gle`	`gle`	`gle`
Niger–Congo	Igbo	Asụsụ Igbo	`ig`	`ibo`	`ibo`	`ibo`
Eskimo–Aleut	Inupiaq	Iñupiaq, Iñupiatun	`ik`	`ipk`	`ipk`	`ipk` + 2	macrolanguage
Constructed	Ido	Ido	`io`	`ido`	`ido`	`ido`	made by De Beaufront, 1907, as variation of Esperanto
Indo-European	Icelandic	Íslenska	`is`	`isl`	`ice`	`isl`
Indo-European	Italian	Italiano	`it`	`ita`	`ita`	`ita`
Eskimo–Aleut	Inuktitut	ᐃᓄᒃᑎᑐᑦ	`iu`	`iku`	`iku`	`iku` + 2	macrolanguage
Japonic	Japanese	日本語 (にほんご)	`ja`	`jpn`	`jpn`	`jpn`
Austronesian	Javanese	ꦧꦱꦗꦮ, Basa Jawa	`jv`	`jav`	`jav`	`jav`
Eskimo–Aleut	Kalaallisut, Greenlandic	kalaallisut, kalaallit oqaasii	`kl`	`kal`	`kal`	`kal`
Dravidian	Kannada	ಕನ್ನಡ	`kn`	`kan`	`kan`	`kan`
Nilo-Saharan	Kanuri	Kanuri	`kr`	`kau`	`kau`	`kau` + 3	macrolanguage
Indo-European	Kashmiri	कॉशुर, کٲشُر	`ks`	`kas`	`kas`	`kas`
Turkic	Kazakh	қазақ тілі	`kk`	`kaz`	`kaz`	`kaz`
Austroasiatic	Central Khmer	ខ្មែរ, ខេមរភាសា, ភាសាខ្មែរ	`km`	`khm`	`khm`	`khm`	also known as Khmer or Cambodian
Niger–Congo	Kikuyu, Gikuyu	Gĩkũyũ	`ki`	`kik`	`kik`	`kik`
Niger–Congo	Kinyarwanda	Ikinyarwanda	`rw`	`kin`	`kin`	`kin`
Turkic	Kirghiz, Kyrgyz	Кыргызча, Кыргыз тили	`ky`	`kir`	`kir`	`kir`
Uralic	Komi	коми кыв	`kv`	`kom`	`kom`	`kom` + 2	macrolanguage
Niger–Congo	Kongo	Kikongo	`kg`	`kon`	`kon`	`kon` + 3	macrolanguage
Koreanic	Korean	한국어	`ko`	`kor`	`kor`	`kor`
Indo-European	Kurdish	Kurdî, کوردی	`ku`	`kur`	`kur`	`kur` + 3	macrolanguage
Niger–Congo	Kuanyama, Kwanyama	Kuanyama	`kj`	`kua`	`kua`	`kua`
Indo-European	Latin	latine, lingua latina	`la`	`lat`	`lat`	`lat`	ancient
Indo-European	Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch	Lëtzebuergesch	`lb`	`ltz`	`ltz`	`ltz`
Niger–Congo	Ganda	Luganda	`lg`	`lug`	`lug`	`lug`
Indo-European	Limburgan, Limburger, Limburgish	Limburgs	`li`	`lim`	`lim`	`lim`
Niger–Congo	Lingala	Lingála	`ln`	`lin`	`lin`	`lin`
Tai–Kadai	Lao	ພາສາລາວ	`lo`	`lao`	`lao`	`lao`
Indo-European	Lithuanian	lietuvių kalba	`lt`	`lit`	`lit`	`lit`
Niger–Congo	Luba-Katanga	Kiluba	`lu`	`lub`	`lub`	`lub`	also known as Luba-Shaba
Indo-European	Latvian	latviešu valoda	`lv`	`lav`	`lav`	`lav` + 2	macrolanguage
Indo-European	Manx	Gaelg, Gailck	`gv`	`glv`	`glv`	`glv`
Indo-European	Macedonian	македонски јазик	`mk`	`mkd`	`mac`	`mkd`
Austronesian	Malagasy	fiteny malagasy	`mg`	`mlg`	`mlg`	`mlg` + 11	macrolanguage
Austronesian	Malay	Bahasa Melayu, بهاس ملايو	`ms`	`msa`	`may`	`msa` + 36	macrolanguage, Standard Malay is `zsm`, Indonesian is `id`/`ind`
Dravidian	Malayalam	മലയാളം	`ml`	`mal`	`mal`	`mal`
Afro-Asiatic	Maltese	Malti	`mt`	`mlt`	`mlt`	`mlt`
Austronesian	Maori	te reo Māori	`mi`	`mri`	`mao`	`mri`	also known as Māori
Indo-European	Marathi	मराठी	`mr`	`mar`	`mar`	`mar`	also known as Marāṭhī
Austronesian	Marshallese	Kajin M̧ajeļ	`mh`	`mah`	`mah`	`mah`
Mongolic	Mongolian	Монгол хэл	`mn`	`mon`	`mon`	`mon` + 2	macrolanguage
Austronesian	Nauru	Dorerin Naoero	`na`	`nau`	`nau`	`nau`	also known as Nauruan
Dené–Yeniseian	Navajo, Navaho	Diné bizaad	`nv`	`nav`	`nav`	`nav`
Niger–Congo	North Ndebele	isiNdebele	`nd`	`nde`	`nde`	`nde`	also known as Northern Ndebele
Indo-European	Nepali	नेपाली	`ne`	`nep`	`nep`	`nep` + 2	macrolanguage
Niger–Congo	Ndonga	Owambo	`ng`	`ndo`	`ndo`	`ndo`
Indo-European	Norwegian Bokmål	Norsk Bokmål	`nb`	`nob`	`nob`	`nob`	covered by macrolanguage `no`/`nor`
Indo-European	Norwegian Nynorsk	Norsk Nynorsk	`nn`	`nno`	`nno`	`nno`	covered by macrolanguage `no`/`nor`
Indo-European	Norwegian	Norsk	`no`	`nor`	`nor`	`nor` + 2	macrolanguage, Bokmål is `nb`/`nob`, Nynorsk is `nn`/`nno`
Sino-Tibetan	Sichuan Yi, Nuosu	ꆈꌠ꒿ Nuosuhxop	`ii`	`iii`	`iii`	`iii`	standard form of the Yi languages
Niger–Congo	South Ndebele	isiNdebele	`nr`	`nbl`	`nbl`	`nbl`	also known as Southern Ndebele
Indo-European	Occitan	occitan, lenga d'òc	`oc`	`oci`	`oci`	`oci`
Algic	Ojibwa	ᐊᓂᔑᓈᐯᒧᐎᓐ	`oj`	`oji`	`oji`	`oji` + 7	macrolanguage, also known as Ojibwe
Indo-European	Church Slavic, Old Slavonic, Church Slavonic, Old Bulgarian, Old Church Slavonic	ѩзыкъ словѣньскъ	`cu`	`chu`	`chu`	`chu`	ancient, in use by the Eastern Orthodox Church
Afro-Asiatic	Oromo	Afaan Oromoo	`om`	`orm`	`orm`	`orm` + 4	macrolanguage
Indo-European	Oriya	ଓଡ଼ିଆ	`or`	`ori`	`ori`	`ori` + 2	macrolanguage, also known as Odia
Indo-European	Ossetian, Ossetic	ирон ӕвзаг	`os`	`oss`	`oss`	`oss`
Indo-European	Punjabi, Panjabi	ਪੰਜਾਬੀ, پنجابی	`pa`	`pan`	`pan`	`pan`
Indo-European	Pali	पालि, पाळि	`pi`	`pli`	`pli`	`pli`	ancient, also known as Pāli
Indo-European	Persian	فارسی	`fa`	`fas`	`per`	`fas` + 2	macrolanguage, also known as Farsi
Indo-European	Polish	język polski, polszczyzna	`pl`	`pol`	`pol`	`pol`
Indo-European	Pashto, Pushto	پښتو	`ps`	`pus`	`pus`	`pus` + 3	macrolanguage
Indo-European	Portuguese	Português	`pt`	`por`	`por`	`por`
Quechuan	Quechua	Runa Simi, Kichwa	`qu`	`que`	`que`	`que` + 43	macrolanguage
Indo-European	Romansh	Rumantsch Grischun	`rm`	`roh`	`roh`	`roh`
Niger–Congo	Rundi	Ikirundi	`rn`	`run`	`run`	`run`	also known as Kirundi
Indo-European	Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan	Română, Moldovenească	`ro`	`ron`	`rum`	`ron`	the identifiers `mo` and `mol` for Moldavian are deprecated. They will not be assigned to different items, and recordings using these identifiers will not be invalid.
Indo-European	Russian	русский	`ru`	`rus`	`rus`	`rus`
Indo-European	Sanskrit	संस्कृतम्, 𑌸𑌂𑌸𑍍𑌕𑍃𑌤𑌮𑍍	`sa`	`san`	`san`	`san`	ancient
Indo-European	Sardinian	sardu	`sc`	`srd`	`srd`	`srd` + 4	macrolanguage
Indo-European	Sindhi	सिंधी, سنڌي	`sd`	`snd`	`snd`	`snd`
Uralic	Northern Sami	Davvisámegiella	`se`	`sme`	`sme`	`sme`
Austronesian	Samoan	gagana fa'a Samoa	`sm`	`smo`	`smo`	`smo`
Creole	Sango	yângâ tî sängö	`sg`	`sag`	`sag`	`sag`
Indo-European	Serbian	српски језик	`sr`	`srp`	`srp`	`srp`	the ISO 639-2/T code `srp` deprecated the ISO 639-2/B code `scc`^[2]
Indo-European	Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic	Gàidhlig	`gd`	`gla`	`gla`	`gla`
Niger–Congo	Shona	chiShona	`sn`	`sna`	`sna`	`sna`
Indo-European	Sinhala, Sinhalese	සිංහල	`si`	`sin`	`sin`	`sin`
Indo-European	Slovak	slovenčina, slovenský jazyk	`sk`	`slk`	`slo`	`slk`
Indo-European	Slovenian	Slovenski jezik, Slovenščina	`sl`	`slv`	`slv`	`slv`	also known as Slovene
Afro-Asiatic	Somali	Soomaaliga, af Soomaali	`so`	`som`	`som`	`som`
Niger–Congo	Southern Sotho	Sesotho	`st`	`sot`	`sot`	`sot`
Indo-European	Spanish, Castilian	Español	`es`	`spa`	`spa`	`spa`
Austronesian	Sundanese	Basa Sunda	`su`	`sun`	`sun`	`sun`
Niger–Congo	Swahili	Kiswahili	`sw`	`swa`	`swa`	`swa` + 2	macrolanguage
Niger–Congo	Swati	SiSwati	`ss`	`ssw`	`ssw`	`ssw`	also known as Swazi
Indo-European	Swedish	Svenska	`sv`	`swe`	`swe`	`swe`
Dravidian	Tamil	தமிழ்	`ta`	`tam`	`tam`	`tam`
Dravidian	Telugu	తెలుగు	`te`	`tel`	`tel`	`tel`
Indo-European	Tajik	тоҷикӣ, toçikī, تاجیکی	`tg`	`tgk`	`tgk`	`tgk`
Tai–Kadai	Thai	ไทย	`th`	`tha`	`tha`	`tha`
Afro-Asiatic	Tigrinya	ትግርኛ	`ti`	`tir`	`tir`	`tir`
Sino-Tibetan	Tibetan	བོད་ཡིག	`bo`	`bod`	`tib`	`bod`	also known as Standard Tibetan
Turkic	Turkmen	Türkmençe, Türkmen dili	`tk`	`tuk`	`tuk`	`tuk`
Austronesian	Tagalog	Wikang Tagalog	`tl`	`tgl`	`tgl`	`tgl`	note: Filipino (Pilipino) has the code `fil`
Niger–Congo	Tswana	Setswana	`tn`	`tsn`	`tsn`	`tsn`
Austronesian	Tonga (Tonga Islands)	Faka Tonga	`to`	`ton`	`ton`	`ton`	also known as Tongan
Turkic	Turkish	Türkçe	`tr`	`tur`	`tur`	`tur`
Niger–Congo	Tsonga	Xitsonga	`ts`	`tso`	`tso`	`tso`
Turkic	Tatar	татар теле, tatar tele	`tt`	`tat`	`tat`	`tat`
Niger–Congo	Twi	Twi	`tw`	`twi`	`twi`	`twi`	covered by macrolanguage `ak`/`aka`
Austronesian	Tahitian	Reo Tahiti	`ty`	`tah`	`tah`	`tah`	one of the Reo Mā`ohi (languages of French Polynesia)^[3]
Turkic	Uighur, Uyghur	ئۇيغۇرچە, Uyghurche	`ug`	`uig`	`uig`	`uig`
Indo-European	Ukrainian	Українська	`uk`	`ukr`	`ukr`	`ukr`
Indo-European	Urdu	اردو	`ur`	`urd`	`urd`	`urd`
Turkic	Uzbek	Oʻzbek, Ўзбек, أۇزبېك	`uz`	`uzb`	`uzb`	`uzb` + 2	macrolanguage
Niger–Congo	Venda	Tshivenḓa	`ve`	`ven`	`ven`	`ven`
Austroasiatic	Vietnamese	Tiếng Việt	`vi`	`vie`	`vie`	`vie`
Constructed	Volapük	Volapük	`vo`	`vol`	`vol`	`vol`	constructed
Indo-European	Walloon	Walon	`wa`	`wln`	`wln`	`wln`
Indo-European	Welsh	Cymraeg	`cy`	`cym`	`wel`	`cym`
Niger–Congo	Wolof	Wollof	`wo`	`wol`	`wol`	`wol`
Indo-European	Western Frisian	Frysk	`fy`	`fry`	`fry`	`fry`	also known as Frisian
Niger–Congo	Xhosa	isiXhosa	`xh`	`xho`	`xho`	`xho`
Indo-European	Yiddish	ייִדיש	`yi`	`yid`	`yid`	`yid` + 2	macrolanguage. Changed in 1989 from original ISO 639:1988, `ji`.^[1]
Niger–Congo	Yoruba	Yorùbá	`yo`	`yor`	`yor`	`yor`
Tai–Kadai	Zhuang, Chuang	Saɯ cueŋƅ, Saw cuengh	`za`	`zha`	`zha`	`zha` + 16	macrolanguage
Niger–Congo	Zulu	isiZulu	`zu`	`zul`	`zul`	`zul`

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Decoding table of ISO 639-1 alpha-2 codes
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AA	AB	AC	AD	AE	AF	AG	AH	AI	AJ	AK	AL	AM	AN	AO	AP	AQ	AR	AS	AT	AU	AV	AW	AX	AY	AZ
BA	BB	BC	BD	BE	BF	BG	BH	BI	BJ	BK	BL	BM	BN	BO	BP	BQ	BR	BS	BT	BU	BV	BW	BX	BY	BZ
CA	CB	CC	CD	CE	CF	CG	CH	CI	CJ	CK	CL	CM	CN	CO	CP	CQ	CR	CS	CT	CU	CV	CW	CX	CY	CZ
DA	DB	DC	DD	DE	DF	DG	DH	DI	DJ	DK	DL	DM	DN	DO	DP	DQ	DR	DS	DT	DU	DV	DW	DX	DY	DZ
EA	EB	EC	ED	EE	EF	EG	EH	EI	EJ	EK	EL	EM	EN	EO	EP	EQ	ER	ES	ET	EU	EV	EW	EX	EY	EZ
FA	FB	FC	FD	FE	FF	FG	FH	FI	FJ	FK	FL	FM	FN	FO	FP	FQ	FR	FS	FT	FU	FV	FW	FX	FY	FZ
GA	GB	GC	GD	GE	GF	GG	GH	GI	GJ	GK	GL	GM	GN	GO	GP	GQ	GR	GS	GT	GU	GV	GW	GX	GY	GZ
HA	HB	HC	HD	HE	HF	HG	HH	HI	HJ	HK	HL	HM	HN	HO	HP	HQ	HR	HS	HT	HU	HV	HW	HX	HY	HZ
IA	IB	IC	ID	IE	IF	IG	IH	II	IJ	IK	IL	IM	IN	IO	IP	IQ	IR	IS	IT	IU	IV	IW	IX	IY	IZ
JA	JB	JC	JD	JE	JF	JG	JH	JI	JJ	JK	JL	JM	JN	JO	JP	JQ	JR	JS	JT	JU	JV	JW	JX	JY	JZ
KA	KB	KC	KD	KE	KF	KG	KH	KI	KJ	KK	KL	KM	KN	KO	KP	KQ	KR	KS	KT	KU	KV	KW	KX	KY	KZ
LA	LB	LC	LD	LE	LF	LG	LH	LI	LJ	LK	LL	LM	LN	LO	LP	LQ	LR	LS	LT	LU	LV	LW	LX	LY	LZ
MA	MB	MC	MD	ME	MF	MG	MH	MI	MJ	MK	ML	MM	MN	MO	MP	MQ	MR	MS	MT	MU	MV	MW	MX	MY	MZ
NA	NB	NC	ND	NE	NF	NG	NH	NI	NJ	NK	NL	NM	NN	NO	NP	NQ	NR	NS	NT	NU	NV	NW	NX	NY	NZ
OA	OB	OC	OD	OE	OF	OG	OH	OI	OJ	OK	OL	OM	ON	OO	OP	OQ	OR	OS	OT	OU	OV	OW	OX	OY	OZ
PA	PB	PC	PD	PE	PF	PG	PH	PI	PJ	PK	PL	PM	PN	PO	PP	PQ	PR	PS	PT	PU	PV	PW	PX	PY	PZ
QA	QB	QC	QD	QE	QF	QG	QH	QI	QJ	QK	QL	QM	QN	QO	QP	QQ	QR	QS	QT	QU	QV	QW	QX	QY	QZ
RA	RB	RC	RD	RE	RF	RG	RH	RI	RJ	RK	RL	RM	RN	RO	RP	RQ	RR	RS	RT	RU	RV	RW	RX	RY	RZ
SA	SB	SC	SD	SE	SF	SG	SH^{[broken anchor]}	SI	SJ	SK	SL	SM	SN	SO	SP	SQ	SR	SS	ST	SU	SV	SW	SX	SY	SZ
TA	TB	TC	TD	TE	TF	TG	TH	TI	TJ	TK	TL	TM	TN	TO	TP	TQ	TR	TS	TT	TU	TV	TW	TX	TY	TZ
UA	UB	UC	UD	UE	UF	UG	UH	UI	UJ	UK	UL	UM	UN	UO	UP	UQ	UR	US	UT	UU	UV	UW	UX	UY	UZ
VA	VB	VC	VD	VE	VF	VG	VH	VI	VJ	VK	VL	VM	VN	VO	VP	VQ	VR	VS	VT	VU	VV	VW	VX	VY	VZ
WA	WB	WC	WD	WE	WF	WG	WH	WI	WJ	WK	WL	WM	WN	WO	WP	WQ	WR	WS	WT	WU	WV	WW	WX	WY	WZ
XA	XB	XC	XD	XE	XF	XG	XH	XI	XJ	XK	XL	XM	XN	XO	XP	XQ	XR	XS	XT	XU	XV	XW	XX	XY	XZ
YA	YB	YC	YD	YE	YF	YG	YH	YI	YJ	YK	YL	YM	YN	YO	YP	YQ	YR	YS	YT	YU	YV	YW	YX	YY	YZ
ZA	ZB	ZC	ZD	ZE	ZF	ZG	ZH	ZI	ZJ	ZK	ZL	ZM	ZN	ZO	ZP	ZQ	ZR	ZS	ZT	ZU	ZV	ZW	ZX	ZY	ZZ
183/676		Officially assigned: assigned to a language
7/676		Deprecated: used previously but no longer assigned
486/676		Unassigned

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[1]
Cover, Robin. "Code for the Representation of the Names of Languages. From ISO 639, revised 1989". xml.coverpages.org. Retrieved 2018-03-21.
[2]
"Code Changes". ISO 639-2. Library of Congress. Retrieved 31 May 2012.
[3]
Charpentier, Jean-Michel; François, Alexandre (2015). Atlas Linguistique de Polynésie Française — Linguistic Atlas of French Polynesia (in French and English). Mouton de Gruyter & Université de la Polynésie Française. p. 106. ISBN 978-3-11-026035-9.

[coverpage-1] [1]
Cover, Robin. "Code for the Representation of the Names of Languages. From ISO 639, revised 1989". xml.coverpages.org. Retrieved 2018-03-21.

[LOC_Changes-2] [2]
"Code Changes". ISO 639-2. Library of Congress. Retrieved 31 May 2012.

[3] [3]
Charpentier, Jean-Michel; François, Alexandre (2015). Atlas Linguistique de Polynésie Française — Linguistic Atlas of French Polynesia (in French and English). Mouton de Gruyter & Université de la Polynésie Française. p. 106. ISBN 978-3-11-026035-9.

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