Supported Languages
In the table bellow, you will find the list of languages and their respective language tags supported by the newest Phonexia Language Identification technology XL5.
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| Language Name | Language Code | Language Description |
|---|---|---|
| Abkhaz | ab-GE | Official language in the region of Abkhazia (Georgia). |
| Afrikaans | af | Official language of South Africa, also spoken in Namibia, Botswana, Zambia and Zimbabwe |
| Albanian | sq-AL | Official language of Albania |
| Amharic | am-ET | Official language of Ethiopia |
| Arabic (Egypt) | ar-EG | Arabic dialect spoken in Egypt |
| Arabic (Gulf) | ar-KW | Arabic dialect as spoken in Kuwait, also spoken in Bahrain, Al Hasa, Qatif, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Southern Iraq, and Northern Oman |
| Arabic (Iraq) | ar-IQ | Arabic dialect as spoken in Iraq, also spoken in Syria, Turkey, Iran, Kuwait, Jordan, parts of northern and eastern Arabia |
| Arabic (Levantine) | ar-XL | Arabic dialect spoken in Lebanon, Jordan, Syria, Palestine, Israel, and Turkey |
| Arabic (Maghrebi) | ar-MA | Arabic dialect spoken in Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Western Sahara, Mauritania |
| Arabic (Oman) | ar-OM | Arabic dialect spoken in Oman |
| Arabic (Saudi) | ar-SA | Arabic dialect spoken in Saudi Arabia |
| Arabic (Tunisia) | ar-TN | Arabic dialect spoken in Tunisia |
| Arabic (Yemen) | ar-YE | Arabic dialect spoken in Yemen |
| Arabic (MSA) | arb | Modern Standard Arabic, official language in most countries of the Arab world |
| Armenian | hy-AM | Official language of Armenia |
| Assamese | as-IN | Official language of the Indian state of Assam |
| Asturian | ast-ES | Minority language spoken in Spain |
| Azerbaijani | az-AZ | Official language of Azerbaijan |
| Bashkir | ba-RU | Official language of Bashkortostan (Russia) |
| Basque | eu | Official language of Basque Country (Spain) |
| Bengali | bn | Official language in Bangaldesh and India |
| Belarusian | be-BY | Official language of Belarus |
| Breton | br-FR | Minority language in France |
| Bulgarian | bg-BG | Official language of Bulgaria |
| Burmese | my-MM | Official language of Myanmar |
| Cape Verdean Creole | kea-CV | Second language of Cape Verde |
| Catalan | ca-ES | Official language of Catalunya (Spain) |
| Cebuano | ceb-PH | Language spoken in central and southern Philippines |
| Chewa | ny-MW | Official language in Malawi, also spoken in Mozambique and Zambia |
| Chinese Cantonese | zh-HK | Official language of Hongkong and Macau (China), spoken in southeastern China |
| Chinese Mandarin | zh-CN | Official language of China, spoken in northern and southwestern China |
| Chinese Min | min-CN | Language spoken in certain parts of southern and eastern China |
| Chinese Wu | wuu-CN | Language spoken in China, mainly city of Shanghai, Zhejiang province, Jiangsu province |
| Chuvash | cv-RU | Official language in Chuvash Republic in Russia |
| Czech | cs-CZ | Official language of Czech Republic |
| Danish | da-DK | Official language of Denmark, also spoken in Greenland |
| Dholuo | luo-KE | Minority language spoken in Kenya |
| Dutch | nl | Official language in Netherlands and Belgium |
| English (Australia) | en-AU | English variety spoken in Australia |
| English (US) | en-US | English variety as spoken in USA, official language of USA |
| English (UK) | en-GB | English variety spoken in United Kingdom, official language of UK |
| English (India) | en-IN | English variety spoken in India |
| Estonian | et-EE | Official language of Estonia |
| Faroese | fo | Official language in Faroe Islands, also spoken in Denmark |
| Finnish | fi-FI | Official language of Finland |
| French | fr | Language most widely spoken (and official) in France, Belgium, Switzerland and Canada |
| Galician | gl-ES | Official language in Galicia (Spain) |
| Georgian | ka-GE | Official language of Georgia |
| German | de | Official language in Germany, Austria, Lichtenstein and Switzerland |
| Greek | el-GR | Official language of Greece |
| Guarani | gn | Official language of Paraguay, Bolivia and specific regions of Brazil and Argentina |
| Gujarati | gu-IN | Official language in Gujarat (India) |
| Haitian Creole | ht-HT | Official language of Haiti, French-based creole language |
| Hausa | ha | Official language in Niger, Nigeria and Ghana, also spoken in Chad, Cameroon, Benin, Togo, Ivory coast, Sudan |
| Hawaiian | haw-US | Official language in Hawaii (USA) |
| Hebrew | he-IL | Official language of Israel |
| Hindi | hi-IN | Official language in India |
| Hungarian | hu-HU | Official language of Hungary |
| Icelandic | is-IS | Official language of Iceland |
| Igbo | ig-NG | Official language of Nigeria, also spoken in Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea |
| Indonesian | id-ID | Official language of Indonesia |
| Irish | ga-IE | Official language of Ireland and Northern Ireland (UK) |
| Italian | it-IT | Official language Italy, Switzerland, Vatican City and San Marino |
| Japanese | ja-JP | Official language of Japan |
| Javanese | jv-ID | Official language in Yogyakarta (Indonesia) |
| Kamba | kam-KE | Minority language of Kenya |
| Kannada | kn-IN | Official language in Karnataka (India) |
| Kazakh | kk-KZ | Official language of Kazakhstan |
| Khmer | km-KH | Official language of Cambodia |
| Kirundi | rn-BI | Official language of Burundi (also called Kirundi) |
| Korean | ko-KR | Korean variety spoken in South Korea, official language of South Korea |
| Kurdish | ku | Official language in Iraq, also spoken in Armenia, Azerbaijan, Iran, Iraq, Syria, Turkey |
| Kyrgyz | ky-KG | Official language of Kyrgyzstan, aso spoken in China |
| Lao | lo-LA | Official language of Laos, spoken in Thailand |
| Latvian | lv-LV | Official language of Latvia |
| Lingala | ln | Official language in Kongo |
| Lithuanian | lt-LT | Official language in Lithuania |
| Luganda | lg-UG | Language in Uganda |
| Luxembourgish | lb-LU | Official language in Luxemburg |
| Macedonian | mk-MK | Official language in North Macedonia |
| Malay | ms-MY | Official language of Malasia |
| Malayalam | ml-IN | Official language in several regions of India |
| Malgasy | mg-MG | Official language of Madagascar |
| Maltese | mt-MT | Official language of Malta |
| Māori | mi-NZ | Official language in New Zealand |
| Marathi | mr-IN | Official language in Maharashtra and Goa (India) |
| Mongolian | mn-MN | Official language in Mongolia and China |
| Ndebele (North) | nd-ZW | Ndebele variety spoken in Zimbabwe, official language of Zimbabwe |
| Ndebele (South) | nr-ZA | Ndebele variety spoken in South Africa, official language of South Africa |
| Nepali | ne-NP | Official language in Nepal and India, also spoken in Bhutan |
| Norwegian | no-NO | Official language of Norway |
| Occitan | oc-FR | Minority language in France |
| Odia | or-IN | Official language in Odisha (India) |
| Oromo | om-ET | Language spoken in Ethiopia and Kenya, official language in Oromia region of Ethiopia |
| Punjabi | pa | Official language in some regions of Pakistan and India |
| Pashto | ps | Official language in Afghanistan, spoken in Pakistan |
| Persian | fa | Official language of Iran and Afghanistan (known as Dari) |
| Polish | pl-PL | Official language of Poland |
| Portuguese | pt | Language most widely spoken (and official) in Brazil, Portugal, Cape Verde, Mozambique and Angola |
| Romanian | ro-RO | Official language of Romania |
| Russian | ru-RU | Official language of Russia, most widely spoken in Russia |
| Serbocroatian | hbs | Official language of Serbia (as Serbian), Croatia (as Croatian), Bosna and Herzegovina (as Serbian, Bosnian and Croatian) and Montenegro (as Montenegrin) |
| Shona | sn | Official language in Zimbabwe, spoken in Mozambique |
| Sindhi | sd | Official language in Sindh (Pakistan) and India |
| Sinhala | si-LK | Official language of Sri Lanka |
| Slovak | sk-SK | Official language of Slovakia |
| Slovenian | sl-SI | Official language of Slovenia |
| Somali | so | Official language in Somalia and Djibouti, also spoken in Ethiopia and Kenya |
| Sotho | st-ZA | Official language in South Africa |
| Spanish (American) | es-XA | Spanish varieties spoken in USA, official in most countries of Central America and South America |
| Spanish (Spain) | es-ES | Spanish variety official in Spain |
| Sundanese | su-ID | Language spoken in Java (Indonesia) |
| Swahili | sw | Official language in Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, DR Congo, Rwanda, also spoken in Burundi and Mozambique |
| Swazi | ss-ZA | Official language in South Africa |
| Swedish | sv-SE | Official language of Sweden |
| Tagalog | tl-PH | Official language of Philippines, also known as “Filipino” |
| Tajik | tg | Tajiki variety of Persian, official language of Tajikistan |
| Tamil | ta | Official language in India, Sri Lanka and Singapore |
| Tatar | tt | Official language in Tatarstan (Russia) |
| Telugu | te-IN | Official language in several states of India |
| Thai | th-TH | Official language of Thailand |
| Tibetan | bo | Official language in India, Nepal and Tibet (Western China) |
| Tigrinya | ti | Official language in Eritrea and Ethiopia |
| Tok_Pisin | tpi-PG | Official language in Papua New Guinea, English-based creole language |
| Tsonga | ts-ZA | Official language in South Africa and Zimbabwe |
| Tswana | tn-ZA | Variety of tswana as spoken in South Africa, official language of South Africa, Botswana and Zimbabwe, also spoken in Namibia |
| Turkish | tr-TR | Official language of Turkey |
| Turkmen | tk | Official language of Turkmenistan, also spoken in Iran and Afghanistan |
| Ukrainian | uk-UA | Official language of Ukraine |
| Umbundu | umb-AO | Official language of Angola |
| Urdu | ur | Official language in Pakistan and several states of India |
| Uzbek | uz-UZ | Official language of Uzbekistan, spoken in its neighboring areas of Tajikistan, Russia, Afghanistan, Kyrgysztan and Kazakhstan |
| Venda | ve-ZA | Official language in South Africa ans Zimbabwe |
| Vietnamese | vi-VN | Official language of Vietnam |
| Welsh | cy-GB | Minority language in United Kingdom |
| Wolof | wo | Minority language of Senegal, Mauritania and Gambia |
| Xhosa | xh-ZA | Official language of South Africa, Zimbabwe, also spoken in Botswana |
| Yiddish | yi | Minority language spoken in Israel, United States and several European countries |
| Yoruba | yo | Official language in Nigeria, also spoken in Benin and Togo |
| Zulu | zu | Official language in South Africa, spoken in Lesotho and Eswatini |
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