Appendix D. ISO 639-3 Language Codes
The RBL-JE samples use ISO 639-3 language codes to specify the language when calling a sample from Ant or the command line.
| Language | Code |
|---|---|
| Arabic | ara |
| Chinese | zho a |
| Czech | ces |
| Danish | dan |
| Dutch | nld |
| Enlgish | eng |
| French | fra |
| German | deu |
| Greek | ell |
| Hebrew | heb |
| Hungarian | hun |
| Italian | ita |
| Japanese | jpn |
| Korean | kor |
| Norwegian Bokmål | nob |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | nno |
| Persuab (Western Farsi and Dari) | fas b |
| Polish | pol |
| Portugese | por |
| Romanian | ron |
| Russian | rus |
| Spanish | spa |
| Swedish | swe |
| Thai | tha |
| Turkish | tur |
| Urdu | urd |
| Unknown c | xxx |
a. You can also use the Rosette Language Identifier code for Simplified Chinese (zhs) or Traditional Chinese (zht), but both are handled by RBL-JE as zho, which is the preferred language code for Chinese. ↩
b. You can also use the Rosette Language Identifier code for Western Farsi (pes) or Dari (prs). ↩
c. cIf you use LanguageCode.UNKNOWN, RBL-JE provides default tokenization. Analysis is not supported. ↩