Language Names
A language name uses essentially the same formatting as a locale name. For example, the language name for the English (Belize) locale is "en-BZ". Each language name corresponds to a language identifier.
The main differences between formatting for a language name and formatting for a locale name are:
- A language name never includes a sort order. Thus, the language name corresponding to the locale name "hu-HU_technl" (Hungarian language, Hungary, with technical sort) is just "hu-HU".
- A language name can be "neutral" with respect to locale. For example, "en" (English) is a valid neutral language name, as distinct from "en-BZ" (English, Belize).
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