CEFR B1

language code

noun phrase

Meaning

A language code is a sequence of characters used to identify a language in computing, especially on the internet. It is often used in website development, software localization, and data processing to ensure that content is displayed in the correct language.

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The programmer had to add a language code to the website's header to make it accessible in multiple languages.
The language code for English is 'en', which is widely used in international communication.

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The programmer had to add a language code to the website's header to make it accessible in multiple languages.

The language code for English is 'en', which is widely used in international communication.

The company's software used a unique language code to translate the user interface into different languages.

How to Use language code

language code for (prepositional phrase)

the code that represents a specific language — "The language code for Spanish is 'es'."

language code in (prepositional phrase)

the code used to specify the language of a program or script — "The language code in the script was set to 'en' for English."

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