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App Store Locale Code Lookup

Apple, Google, iOS Xcode and Android Studio each use a slightly different code for the same language. Here they all are in one searchable table.

Language	App Store Connect	Google Play Console	iOS .lproj	Android values-*
English (U.S.)
English (U.K.)
English (Australia)
English (Canada)
Arabic RTL. App Store uses ar-SA, Google Play uses ar.
Catalan
Chinese (Simplified) App Store uses script tag (Hans), Google Play uses region (CN).
Chinese (Traditional, Taiwan)
Chinese (Hong Kong)
Croatian
Czech
Danish
Dutch
Finnish
French (France)
French (Canada)
German
Greek
Hebrew RTL. Android still uses legacy "iw" code for Hebrew.
Hindi
Hungarian
Indonesian Android uses legacy "in" for Indonesian.
Italian
Japanese
Korean
Malay
Norwegian iOS uses Norwegian Bokmål "nb".
Polish
Portuguese (Brazil)
Portuguese (Portugal)
Romanian
Russian
Slovak
Spanish (Spain)
Spanish (Mexico)
Swedish
Thai
Turkish
Ukrainian
Vietnamese

Chinese Simplified. App Store: zh-Hans. Google Play: zh-CN. If you upload the wrong one, your listing silently shows English to users.
Hebrew on Android. The folder is values-iw, not values-he. Java legacy code.
Indonesian on Android. Same story — folder is values-in, not values-id.
Norwegian on iOS. You name the resource folder nb.lproj (Bokmål), but App Store Connect shows it as "Norwegian" and uploads with code no.
Portuguese. Never just pt — always specify pt-BR or pt-PT. Brazilian and European Portuguese have meaningfully different vocabulary.

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