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Table 8-1.
(continued)
Language
Language Code
sr
Serbian
sk
Slovak
sl
Slovenian
es
Spanish
es-ar
Spanish (Argentina)
es-bo
Spanish (Bolivia)
es-cl
Spanish (Chile)
es-co
Spanish (Colombia)
es-cr
Spanish (Costa Rica)
es-do
Spanish (Dominican Republic)
es-ec
Spanish (Ecuador)
es-sv
Spanish (El Salvador)
es-gt
Spanish (Guatemala)
es-hn
Spanish (Honduras)
es-mx
Spanish (Mexico)
es-ni
Spanish (Nicaragua)
es-pa
Spanish (Panama)
es-py
Spanish (Paraguay)
es-pe
Spanish (Peru)
es-pr
Spanish (Puerto Rico)
es-es
Spanish (Spain)
es-uy
Spanish (Uruguay)
es-ve
Spanish (Venezuela)
sv
Swedish
sv-fi
Swedish (Finland)
sv-se
Swedish (Sweden)
tr
Turkish
uk
Ukrainian
All RSS versions support these language codes except the original Netscape version (0.91), which does not
contain the codes
et
(Estonian) and
haw
(Hawaiian). The language codes allowed in HTML
language
tags, defined
in the HTML 4.01 specification [11], and originally in RFC 1766 [12], can also be used. Two-letter primary codes are
reserved for ISO 639 [13] language abbreviations, including
fr
(French),
de
(German),
it
(Italian),
nl
(Dutch),
el
(Greek),
es
(Spanish),
pt
(Portuguese),
ar
(Arabic),
he
(Hebrew),
ru
(Russian),
zh
(Chinese),
ja
(Japanese),
hi
(Hindi),
ur
(Urdu), and
sa
(Sanskrit). Two-letter subcodes are ISO 3166 country codes [14].
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