> =2Ede Deutsch
> =2Efr Fran=E7ais
This piece of mail is slightly misleading. It tried to correspond ONE
language to ONE country and vice versa. This is not applicable to
non-nation states which has more than one language groups in each
country. There are two separate International Standards from ISO, one
for country names, one for language names. I don't have the ISO numbers
off the memory but you can find them out.
BTW, I still support these country/language codes to be mnemonic in the
language concerned instead of in some other language (e.g., English).
Khai-su
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