Northwest Caucasian Abkhazian аҧсуа бызшәа, аҧсшәа abk abk abk also known as Abkhaz

Indo-European Avestan avesta ave ave ave ancient

Indo-European Afrikaans Afrikaans afr afr afr

Niger–Congo Akan Akan aka aka aka + 2 macrolanguage, Twi is [tw/twi], Fanti is [fat]

Afro-Asiatic Amharic አማርኛ amh amh amh

Indo-European Aragonese aragonés arg arg arg

Afro-Asiatic Arabic العربية ara ara ara + 29 macrolanguage, Standard Arabic is [arb]

Indo-European Assamese অসমীয়া asm asm asm

Northeast Caucasian Avaric авар мацӀ, магӀарул мацӀ ava ava ava also known as Avar

Aymaran Aymara aymar aru aym aym aym + 2 macrolanguage

Turkic Azerbaijani azərbaycan dili aze aze aze + 2 macrolanguage

Turkic Bashkir башҡорт теле bak bak bak

Indo-European Belarusian беларуская мова bel bel bel

Indo-European Bulgarian български език bul bul bul

Indo-European Bihari languages भोजपुरी bih bih collective language code for Bhojpuri, Magahi, and Maithili

Creole Bislama Bislama bis bis bis Language formed from English and Ni-Vanuatu, with some French influence.

Niger–Congo Bambara bamanankan bam bam bam

Indo-European Bengali বাংলা ben ben ben also known as Bangla

Sino-Tibetan Tibetan བོད་ཡིག bod tib bod also known as Standard Tibetan

Indo-European Breton brezhoneg bre bre bre

Indo-European Bosnian bosanski jezik bos bos bos

Indo-European Catalan, Valencian català, valencià cat cat cat

Northeast Caucasian Chechen нохчийн мотт che che che

Austronesian Chamorro Chamoru cha cha cha

Indo-European Corsican corsu, lingua corsa cos cos cos

Algonquian Cree ᓀᐦᐃᔭᐍᐏᐣ cre cre cre + 6 macrolanguage

Indo-European Czech čeština, český jazyk ces cze ces

Indo-European Church Slavic, Old Slavonic, Church Slavonic, Old Bulgarian, Old Church Slavonic ѩзыкъ словѣньскъ chu chu chu ancient, in use by Orthodox Church

Turkic Chuvash чӑваш чӗлхи chv chv chv

Indo-European Welsh Cymraeg cym wel cym

Indo-European Danish dansk dan dan dan

Indo-European German Deutsch deu ger deu

Indo-European Divehi, Dhivehi, Maldivian ދިވެހި div div div

Sino-Tibetan Dzongkha རྫོང་ཁ dzo dzo dzo

Niger–Congo Ewe Eʋegbe ewe ewe ewe

Indo-European Greek, Modern (1453–) ελληνικά ell gre ell

Indo-European English English eng eng eng

Constructed Esperanto Esperanto epo epo epo constructed, initiated from L.L. Zamenhof, 1887

Indo-European Spanish, Castilian Español spa spa spa

Uralic Estonian eesti, eesti keel est est est + 2 macrolanguage

Language isolate Basque euskara, euskera eus baq eus

Indo-European Persian فارسی fas per fas + 2 macrolanguage, also known as Farsi

Niger–Congo Fulah Fulfulde, Pulaar, Pular ful ful ful + 9 macrolanguage, also known as Fula

Uralic Finnish suomi, suomen kieli fin fin fin

Austronesian Fijian vosa Vakaviti fij fij fij

Indo-European Faroese føroyskt fao fao fao

Indo-European French français, langue française fra fre fra

Indo-European Western Frisian Frysk fry fry fry also known as Frisian

Indo-European Irish Gaeilge gle gle gle

Indo-European Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic Gàidhlig gla gla gla

Indo-European Galician Galego glg glg glg

Tupian Guarani Avañe’ẽ grn grn grn + 5 macrolanguage

Indo-European Gujarati ગુજરાતી guj guj guj

Indo-European Manx Gaelg, Gailck glv glv glv

Afro-Asiatic Hausa (Hausa) هَوُسَ hau hau hau

Afro-Asiatic Hebrew עברית heb heb heb Modern Hebrew. Code changed in 1989 from original ISO 639:1988, iw.[1]

Indo-European Hindi हिन्दी, हिंदी hin hin hin

Austronesian Hiri Motu Hiri Motu hmo hmo hmo

Indo-European Croatian hrvatski jezik hrv hrv hrv

Creole Haitian, Haitian Creole Kreyòl ayisyen hat hat hat

Uralic Hungarian magyar hun hun hun

Indo-European Armenian Հայերեն hye arm hye also known as Հայերէն; ISO 639-3 code “hye” is for Eastern Armenian, “hyw” is for Western Armenian, and “xcl” is for Classical Armenian

Niger–Congo Herero Otjiherero her her her

Constructed Interlingua (International Auxiliary Language Association) Interlingua ina ina ina constructed by International Auxiliary Language Association

Austronesian Indonesian Bahasa Indonesia 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 ile ile ile constructed by Edgar de Wahl, first published in 1922

Niger–Congo Igbo Asụsụ Igbo ibo ibo ibo

Sino-Tibetan Sichuan Yi, Nuosu ꆈꌠ꒿ Nuosuhxop iii iii iii Standard form of Yi languages

Eskimo–Aleut Inupiaq Iñupiaq, Iñupiatun ipk ipk ipk + 2 macrolanguage

Constructed Ido Ido ido ido ido constructed by De Beaufront, 1907, as variation of Esperanto

Indo-European Icelandic Íslenska isl ice isl

Indo-European Italian Italiano ita ita ita

Eskimo–Aleut Inuktitut ᐃᓄᒃᑎᑐᑦ iku iku iku + 2 macrolanguage

Japonic Japanese 日本語 (にほんご) jpn jpn jpn

Austronesian Javanese ꦧꦱꦗꦮ, Basa Jawa jav jav jav

Kartvelian Georgian ქართული kat geo kat

Niger–Congo Kongo Kikongo kon kon kon + 3 macrolanguage

Niger–Congo Kikuyu, Gikuyu Gĩkũyũ kik kik kik

Niger–Congo Kuanyama, Kwanyama Kuanyama kua kua kua

Turkic Kazakh қазақ тілі kaz kaz kaz

Eskimo–Aleut Kalaallisut, Greenlandic kalaallisut, kalaallit oqaasii kal kal kal

Austroasiatic Central Khmer ខ្មែរ, ខេមរភាសា, ភាសាខ្មែរ khm khm khm also known as Khmer or Cambodian

Dravidian Kannada ಕನ್ನಡ kan kan kan

Koreanic Korean 한국어 kor kor kor

Nilo-Saharan Kanuri Kanuri kau kau kau + 3 macrolanguage

Indo-European Kashmiri कश्मीरी, كشميري‎ kas kas kas

Indo-European Kurdish Kurdî, کوردی‎ kur kur kur + 3 macrolanguage

Uralic Komi коми кыв kom kom kom + 2 macrolanguage

Indo-European Cornish Kernewek cor cor cor

Turkic Kirghiz, Kyrgyz Кыргызча, Кыргыз тили kir kir kir

Indo-European Latin latine, lingua latina lat lat lat ancient

Indo-European Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch Lëtzebuergesch ltz ltz ltz

Niger–Congo Ganda Luganda lug lug lug

Indo-European Limburgan, Limburger, Limburgish Limburgs lim lim lim

Niger–Congo Lingala Lingála lin lin lin

Tai–Kadai Lao ພາສາລາວ lao lao lao

Indo-European Lithuanian lietuvių kalba lit lit lit

Niger–Congo Luba-Katanga Kiluba lub lub lub also known as Luba-Shaba

Indo-European Latvian latviešu valoda lav lav lav + 2 macrolanguage

Austronesian Malagasy fiteny malagasy mlg mlg mlg + 11 macrolanguage

Austronesian Marshallese Kajin M̧ajeļ mah mah mah

Austronesian Maori te reo Māori mri mao mri also known as Māori

Indo-European Macedonian македонски јазик mkd mac mkd

Dravidian Malayalam മലയാളം mal mal mal

Mongolic Mongolian Монгол хэл mon mon mon + 2 macrolanguage

Indo-European Marathi मराठी mar mar mar also known as Marāṭhī

Austronesian Malay Bahasa Melayu, بهاس ملايو‎ msa may msa + 36 macrolanguage, Standard Malay is [zsm], Indonesian is [id/ind]

Afro-Asiatic Maltese Malti mlt mlt mlt

Sino-Tibetan Burmese ဗမာစာ mya bur mya also known as Myanmar

Austronesian Nauru Dorerin Naoero nau nau nau also known as Nauruan

Indo-European Norwegian Bokmål Norsk Bokmål nob nob nob Covered by macrolanguage [no/nor]

Niger–Congo North Ndebele isiNdebele nde nde nde also known as Northern Ndebele

Indo-European Nepali नेपाली nep nep nep + 2 macrolanguage

Niger–Congo Ndonga Owambo ndo ndo ndo

Indo-European Dutch, Flemish Nederlands, Vlaams nld dut nld Flemish is not to be confused with the closely related West Flemish which is referred to as Vlaams (Dutch for “Flemish”) in ISO 639-3 and has the ISO 639-3 code vls

Indo-European Norwegian Nynorsk Norsk Nynorsk nno nno nno Covered by macrolanguage [no/nor]

Indo-European Norwegian Norsk nor nor nor + 2 macrolanguage, Bokmål is [nb/nob], Nynorsk is [nn/nno]

Niger–Congo South Ndebele isiNdebele nbl nbl nbl also known as Southern Ndebele

Dené–Yeniseian Navajo, Navaho Diné bizaad nav nav nav

Niger–Congo Chichewa, Chewa, Nyanja chiCheŵa, chinyanja nya nya nya

Indo-European Occitan occitan, lenga d’òc oci oci oci

Algonquian Ojibwa ᐊᓂᔑᓈᐯᒧᐎᓐ oji oji oji + 7 macrolanguage, also known as Ojibwe

Afro-Asiatic Oromo Afaan Oromoo orm orm orm + 4 macrolanguage

Indo-European Oriya ଓଡ଼ିଆ ori ori ori + 2 macrolanguage, also known as Odia

Indo-European Ossetian, Ossetic ирон æвзаг oss oss oss

Indo-European Punjabi, Panjabi ਪੰਜਾਬੀ, پنجابی‎ pan pan pan

Indo-European Pali पालि, पाळि pli pli pli ancient, also known as Pāli

Indo-European Polish język polski, polszczyzna pol pol pol

Indo-European Pashto, Pushto پښتو pus pus pus + 3 macrolanguage

Indo-European Portuguese Português por por por

Quechuan Quechua Runa Simi, Kichwa que que que + 43 macrolanguage

Indo-European Romansh Rumantsch Grischun roh roh roh

Niger–Congo Rundi Ikirundi run run run also known as Kirundi

Indo-European Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan Română ron rum ron The identifiers mo and mol are deprecated, leaving ro and ron (639-2/T) and rum (639-2/B) the current language identifiers to be used for the variant of the Romanian language also known as Moldavian and Moldovan in English and moldave in French. The identifiers mo and mol will not be assigned to different items, and recordings using these identifiers will not be invalid.

Indo-European Russian русский rus rus rus

Niger–Congo Kinyarwanda Ikinyarwanda kin kin kin

Indo-European Sanskrit संस्कृतम् san san san ancient, still spoken, also known as Saṃskṛta

Indo-European Sardinian sardu srd srd srd + 4 macrolanguage

Indo-European Sindhi सिन्धी, سنڌي، سندھی‎ snd snd snd

Uralic Northern Sami Davvisámegiella sme sme sme

Creole Sango yângâ tî sängö sag sag sag

Indo-European Sinhala, Sinhalese සිංහල sin sin sin

Indo-European Slovak Slovenčina, Slovenský Jazyk slk slo slk

Indo-European Slovenian Slovenski Jezik, Slovenščina slv slv slv also known as Slovene

Austronesian Samoan gagana fa’a Samoa smo smo smo

Niger–Congo Shona chiShona sna sna sna

Afro-Asiatic Somali Soomaaliga, af Soomaali som som som

Indo-European Albanian Shqip sqi alb sqi + 4 macrolanguage, “Albanian Phylozone” in 639-6

Indo-European Serbian српски језик srp srp srp The ISO 639-2/T code srp deprecated the ISO 639-2/B code scc[2]

Niger–Congo Swati SiSwati ssw ssw ssw also known as Swazi

Niger–Congo Southern Sotho Sesotho sot sot sot

Austronesian Sundanese Basa Sunda sun sun sun

Indo-European Swedish Svenska swe swe swe

Niger–Congo Swahili Kiswahili swa swa swa + 2 macrolanguage

Dravidian Tamil தமிழ் tam tam tam

Dravidian Telugu తెలుగు tel tel tel

Indo-European Tajik тоҷикӣ, toçikī, تاجیکی‎ tgk tgk tgk

Tai–Kadai Thai ไทย tha tha tha

Afro-Asiatic Tigrinya ትግርኛ tir tir tir

Turkic Turkmen Türkmen, Түркмен tuk tuk tuk

Austronesian Tagalog Wikang Tagalog tgl tgl tgl Note Filipino (Pilipino) has the code [fil]

Niger–Congo Tswana Setswana tsn tsn tsn

Austronesian Tonga (Tonga Islands) Faka Tonga ton ton ton also known as Tongan

Turkic Turkish Türkçe tur tur tur

Niger–Congo Tsonga Xitsonga tso tso tso

Turkic Tatar татар теле, tatar tele tat tat tat

Niger–Congo Twi Twi twi twi twi Covered by macrolanguage [ak/aka]

Austronesian Tahitian Reo Tahiti tah tah tah One of the Reo Mā`ohi (languages of French Polynesia)

Turkic Uighur, Uyghur ئۇيغۇرچە‎, Uyghurche uig uig uig

Indo-European Ukrainian Українська ukr ukr ukr

Indo-European Urdu اردو urd urd urd

Turkic Uzbek Oʻzbek, Ўзбек, أۇزبېك‎ uzb uzb uzb + 2 macrolanguage

Niger–Congo Venda Tshivenḓa ven ven ven

Austroasiatic Vietnamese Tiếng Việt vie vie vie

Constructed Volapük Volapük vol vol vol constructed

Indo-European Walloon Walon wln wln wln

Niger–Congo Wolof Wollof wol wol wol

Niger–Congo Xhosa isiXhosa xho xho xho

Indo-European Yiddish ייִדיש yid yid yid + 2 macrolanguage. Changed in 1989 from original ISO 639:1988, ji.[1]

Niger–Congo Yoruba Yorùbá yor yor yor

Tai–Kadai Zhuang, Chuang Saɯ cueŋƅ, Saw cuengh zha zha zha + 16 macrolanguage

Sino-Tibetan Chinese 中文 (Zhōngwén), 汉语, 漢語 zho chi zho + 16 macrolanguage

Niger–Congo Zulu isiZulu zul zul zul

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