No, ASCII is not the same for all languages. ASCII is a standard for encoding characters in computers and communication devices that was developed specifically for the English language. It includes characters for upper and lowercase English letters, digits, punctuation marks, and some control codes. ASCII is able to represent a limited set of characters, about 128 different characters, which are not enough to represent all the characters that you may see in different languages. To solve this problem, many other character encoding standards have been developed to support different languages, such as ISO-8859 and UTF-8.