Translation Languages

How to use a language code

The syntax for the translation command is translate (to) (from) (text). The (to) and (from) parameters stand for the language code which you can find in the table below. For example, if you want to translate text to French, you would use the language code fr.

Language	Code
Afrikaans	`af`
Albanian	`sq`
Amharic	`am`
Arabic	`ar`
Armenian	`hy`
Azerbaijani	`az`
Basque	`eu`
Belarusian	`be`
Bengali	`bn`
Bosnian	`bs`
Bulgarian	`bg`
Catalan	`ca`
Cebuano	`ceb`
Chinese Simplified	`zh-CN`
Chinese Traditional	`zh-TW`
Corsican	`co`
Croatian	`hr`
Czech	`cs`
Danish	`da`
Dutch	`nl`
English	`en`
Esperanto	`eo`
Estonian	`et`
Filipino	`fil`
Finnish	`fi`
French	`fr`
Frisian	`fy`
Galician	`gl`
Georgian	`ka`
German	`de`
Greek	`el`
Gujarati	`gu`
Haitian Creole	`ht`
Hausa	`ha`
Hawaiian	`haw`
Hebrew	`iw`
Hindi	`hi`
Hmong	`hmn`
Hungarian	`hu`
Icelandic	`is`
Igbo	`ig`
Indonesian	`id`
Irish	`ga`
Italian	`it`
Japanese	`ja`
Javanese	`jw`
Kannada	`kn`
Kazakh	`kk`
Khmer	`km`
Korean	`ko`
Kurdish	`ku`
Kyrgyz	`ky`
Lao	`lo`
Latin	`la`
Latvian	`lv`
Lithuanian	`lt`
Luxembourgish	`lb`
Macedonian	`mk`
Malagasy	`mg`
Malay	`ms`
Malayalam	`ml`
Maltese	`mt`
Maori	`mi`
Marathi	`mr`
Mongolian	`mn`
Myanmar Burmese	`my`
Nepali	`ne`
Norwegian	`no`
Nyanja Chichewa	`ny`
Pashto	`ps`
Persian	`fa`
Polish	`pl`
Portuguese Brazil	`pt-BR`
Portuguese Portugal	`pt-PT`
Punjabi	`pa`
Romanian	`ro`
Russian	`ru`
Samoan	`sm`
Scots Gaelic	`gd`
Serbian	`sr`
Sesotho	`st`
Shona	`sn`
Sindhi	`sd`
Sinhala Sinhalese	`si`
Slovak	`sk`
Slovenian	`sl`
Somali	`so`
Spanish	`es`
Sundanese	`su`
Swahili	`sw`
Swedish	`sv`
Tagalog Filipino	`tl`
Tajik	`tg`
Tamil	`ta`
Telugu	`te`
Thai	`th`
Turkish	`tr`
Ukrainian	`uk`
Urdu	`ur`
Uzbek	`uz`
Vietnamese	`vi`
Welsh	`cy`
Xhosa	`xh`
Yiddish	`yi`
Yoruba	`yo`
Zulu	`zu`

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How to use a language code

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How to use a language code