from metaLanguage codesConflicts Below is a list of conflicts between  letter language codes and country codes  A conflict occurs when a country uses the same code as a language it does not actively use   Theoretically country and language codes are orthogonal so the conflict does not exist but practically it could be  a source of needless confusion      letter letterLanguageCountry afafr  AfrikaansAfghanistan amamh  AmharicArmenia arara  ArabicArgentina asasm  AssameseAmerican Samoa babak  BashkirBosnia and Herzegovina bebel  ByelorussianBelgium bhbih  BihariBahrain bibis  BislamaBurundi bnben  BengaliBrunei Darussalam brbre  BretonBrazil bobodtibTibetanBolivia  cacat  CatalanCanada cocos  CorsicanColombia cycymwel  WelshCyprus dzdzo  DzongkhaAlgeria etest  EstonianEthiopia gagaiiri  IrishGabon glglg  GalleganGreenland gngrn  GuaraniGuinea guguj  GujaratiGuam kmkhm  KhmerComoros knkan  KannadaSaint Kitts and Nevis kykir  KirghizCayman Islands lalat  LatinLao Peoples Democratic Republic mlmlt  MalteseMali momol  MoldavianMacau mrmar  MarathiMauritania msmaymsaMalayMontserrat myburmyaBurmeseMalaysia nanau  NauruNamibia nenep  NepaliNiger omorm  OromoOman papan  PanjabiPunjab India  Pakistan KsKAS  KashmiriKashmir India Kashmir pspus  PushtoPalestinian Territories sasan  SanskritSaudi Arabia sdsnd  SindhiSudan sgsag  SangoSingapore shscr  SerboCroatianSt Helena sisin  SinghaleseSlovenia slslv  SlovenianSierra Leone smsmo  SamoanSan Marino snsna  ShonaSenegal stsot  Sotho SouthernSao Tome and Principe svsvesweSwedishEl Salvador tgtgk  TajikTogo tktuk  TurkmenTokelau tntsn  TswanaTunisia tttat  TatarTrinidad and Tobago twtwi  TwiTaiwan uguig  UighurUganda ukukr  UkrainianUnited Kingdom vivie  VietnameseVirgin Islands USA zazha  ZhuangSouth Africa