Thread: 2-characters language code
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Old 02-06-2023, 04:29 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by quinta@ebf.cz View Post
Seems template expression {languages} returns (ISO 639.2) 3-characters language code (actually "terminology" variant).
fra for French, deu for German, ces for Czech, etc.

Is there a way how to get (ISO 639.1) 2-characters code?
fr, de, cs, ...
No, there isn't, in the template languge. It might be possible in a python template. I would need to check the calibre API, which I can't do at the moment.
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