Culture Names
In Chapter 2, I showed you how to set the data type of a property to the Money business type. With this business type, you can set the currency code of the property; Table A-1 shows a list of the most popular currency codes.
Table A-1. Currency Symbols
Code |
Description |
---|---|
USD |
US Dollar |
GBP |
British Pound |
EUR |
Euro (European Currency Unit) |
AUD |
Australian Dollar |
CHF |
Swiss Franc |
JPY |
Japanese Yen |
NZD |
New Zealand Dollar |
CAD |
Canadian Dollar |
When you build an application that supports multiple languages, it’s useful to understand the culture names that you can use. Table A-2 shows you a list of culture names. The culture name is a combination of an ISO 639 two-letter culture code that describes the language and an ISO 3166 two-letter uppercase subculture code that identifies the country or region if necessary. For the name to be valid, the culture portion must be in lowercase and the country/region portion in uppercase.
Table A-2. Culture Names
Code |
Description |
---|---|
af | |
ar-AE |
Arabic (U.A.E.) |
ar-BH |
Arabic (Bahrain) |
ar-DZ |
Arabic (Algeria) |
ar-EG |
Arabic (Egypt) |
ar-IQ |
Arabic (Iraq) |
ar-JO |
Arabic (Jordan) |
ar-KW |
Arabic (Kuwait) |
ar-LB |
Arabic (Lebanon) |
ar-LY |
Arabic (Libya) |
ar-MA |
Arabic (Morocco) |
ar-OM |
Arabic (Oman) |
ar-QA |
Arabic (Qatar) |
ar-SA |
Arabic (Saudi Arabia) |
ar-SY |
Arabic (Syria) |
ar-TN |
Arabic (Tunisia) |
ar-YE |
Arabic (Yemen) |
be |
Belarusian |
bg |
Bulgarian |
ca |
Catalan |
cs |
Czech |
da |
Danish |
de |
German (Standard) |
de-AT |
German (Austria) |
de-CH |
German (Switzerland) |
de-LI |
German (Liechtenstein) |
de-LU |
German (Luxembourg) |
el |
Greek |
en |
English |
en-AU |
English (Australia) |
en-BZ |
English (Belize) |
en-CA |
English (Canada) |
en-GB |
English (United Kingdom) |
en-IE |
English (Ireland) |
en-JM |
English (Jamaica) |
en-NZ |
English (New Zealand) |
en-TT |
English (Trinidad) |
en-US |
English (United States) |
en-ZA |
English (South Africa) |
es |
Spanish (Spain) |
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-GT |
Spanish (Guatemala) |
es-HN |
Spanish (Honduras) |
es-MX |
Spanish (Mexico) |
es-NI |
Spanish (Nicaragua) |
es-PA |
Spanish (Panama) |
es-PE |
Spanish (Peru) |
es-PR |
Spanish (Puerto Rico) |
es-PY |
Spanish (Paraguay) |
es-SV |
Spanish (El Salvador) |
es-UY |
Spanish (Uruguay) |
es-VI |
Spanish (Venezuela) |
et |
Estonian |
eu |
Basque |
fa |
Farsi |
fi |
Finnish |
fo |
Faeroese |
fr |
French (Standard) |
fr-BE |
French (Belgium) |
fr-CA |
French (Canada) |
fr-CH |
French (Switzerland) |
fr-LU |
French (Luxembourg) |
ga |
Irish |
gd |
Gaelic (Scotland) |
he |
Hebrew |
hi |
Hindi |
hr |
Croatian |
hu |
Hungarian |
id |
Indonesian |
is |
Icelandic |
it |
Italian (Standard) |
it-CH |
Italian (Switzerland) |
ja |
Japanese |
ji |
Yiddish |
ko |
Korean |
ko |
Korean (Johab) |
lt |
Lithuanian |
lv |
Latvian |
mk |
Macedonian (FYROM) |
ms |
Malaysian |
mt |
Maltese |
nl |
Dutch (Standard) |
nl-BE |
Dutch (Belgium) |
no |
Norwegian |
pl |
Polish |
pt |
Portuguese (Portugal) |
pt-BR |
Portuguese (Brazil) |
rm |
Rhaeto-Romanic |
ro |
Romanian |
ru |
Russian |
ru-MO |
Russian (Republic of Moldova) |
sb |
Sorbian |
sk |
Slovak |
sl |
Slovenian |
sq |
Albanian |
sr |
Serbian |
sr-Cyrl-CS |
Serbian (Cyrillic, Serbia and Montenegro) |
sr-Latn-CS |
Serbian (Latin, Serbia and Montenegro) |
sv |
Swedish |
sv-FI |
Swedish (Finland) |
sx |
Sutu |
sz |
Sami (Lappish) |
th |
Thai |
tn |
Tswana |
tr |
Turkish |
ts |
Tsonga |
uk |
Ukrainian |
ur |
Urdu |
ve |
Venda |
vi |
Vietnamese |
xh |
Xhosa |
zh-CN |
Chinese (Simplified, PRC) |
zh-HK |
Chinese (Traditional, Hong Kong SAR) |
zh-SG |
Chinese (Simplified, Singapore) |
zh-TW |
Chinese (Traditional, Taiwan) |
zu |
Zulu |