List of languages
Setting a person’s language field value may be necessary for audience segmentation and to identify which languages you need to support in your email campaigns, using Ortto’s multi-language feature.
To create or update a person with a language preference, using the POST method at https://api.ap3api.com/v1/person/merge, include in your request body the language object as follows:
Example create/update people request body in Ortto’s CDP
json
{ "people": [ { "fields": { "str::first": "Chris", "str::last": "Smith", "str::email": "chris.smith@example.com", "str::language": "de" } } ] }NOTE: Ortto customers who have their instance region set to Australia or Europe will need to use specific service endpoints relative to the region:
For example: https://api.eu.ap3api.com/v1/<entity/endpoint>
All other Ortto users will use the default service endpoint (https://api.ap3api.com/).
Or to find people based on their language, using the POST method at
https://api.ap3api.com/v1/person/get, add a filter like the following:Example create/update people request body in Ortto’s CDP
shell
{ "limit": 100, "sort_by_field_id": "str::first", "sort_order": "asc", "offset": 0, "filter": { "$str::is":{ "field_id": "str::language", "value": "de" } } }Valid languages
The following table indicates all valid languages available in Ortto.
Language value
Description
"af"
Afrikaans
"an"
Aragonese
"ar"
Arabic
"ar-ae"
Arabic (UAE)
"ar-bh"
Arabic (Bahrain)
"ar-dz"
Arabic (Algeria)
"ar-eg"
Arabic (Egypt)
"ar-iq"
Arabic (Iraq)
"ar-jo"
Arabic (Jordan)
"ar-kw"
Arabic (Kuwait)
"ar-lb"
Arabic (Lebanon)
"ar-ly"
Arabic (Libya)
"ar-ma"
Arabic (Morocco)
"ar-om"
Arabic (Oman)
"ar-qa"
Arabic (Qatar)
"ar-sa"
Arabic (Saudi Arabia)
"ar-sy"
Arabic (Syria)
"ar-tn"
Arabic (Tunisia)
"ar-ye"
Arabic (Yemen)
"as"
Assamese
"ast"
Asturian; Bable; Leonese; Asturleonese
"az"
Azerbaijani
"be"
Belarusian
"bg"
Bulgarian
"bn"
Bengali
"br"
Breton
"bs"
Bosnian
"ca"
Catalan
"ce"
Chechen
"ch"
Chamorro
"co"
Corsican
"cr"
Cree
"cs"
Czech
"cv"
Chuvash
"cy"
Welsh
"da"
Danish
"de"
German (standard)
"de-at"
German (Austria)
"de-ch"
German (Switzerland)
"de-de"
German (Germany)
"de-li"
German (Liechtenstein)
"de-lu"
German (Luxembourg)
"el"
Greek
"en"
English
"en-au"
English (Australian)
"en-bz"
English (Belize)
"en-ca"
English (Canada)
"en-gb"
English (United Kingdom)
"en-ie"
English (Ireland)
"en-jm"
English (Jamaica)
"en-nz"
English (New Zealand)
"en-ph"
English (Republic of the Philippines)
"en-tt"
English (Trinidad)
"en-us"
English (United States)
"en-za"
English (South Africa)
"en-zw"
English (Zimbabwe)
"eo"
Esperanto
"es"
Spanish
"es-ar"
Spanish (Argentina)
"es-bo"
Spanish (Bolivia)
"es-cl"
Spanish (Chile)
"es-co"
Spanish (Colombia)
"es-cr"
Spanish (Costa Rica)
"es-do"
Spanish (Dominican Republic)
"es-ec"
Spanish (Ecuador)
"es-es"
Spanish (Spain)
"es-gt"
Spanish (Guatemala)
"es-hn"
Spanish (Honduras)
"es-mx"
Spanish (Mexico)
"es-ni"
Spanish (Nicaragua)
"es-pa"
Spanish (Panama)
"es-pe"
Spanish (Peru)
"es-pr"
Spanish (Puerto Rico)
"es-py"
Spanish (Paraguay)
"es-sv"
Spanish (El Salvador)
"es-uy"
Spanish (Uruguay)
"es-ve"
Spanish (Venezuela)
"et"
Estonian
"eu"
Basque
"fa"
Farsi
"fa-ir"
Farsi (Iran)
"fi"
Finnish
"fj"
Fijian
"fo"
Faroese
"fr"
French
"fr-be"
French (Belgium)
"fr-ca"
French (Canada)
"fr-ch"
French (Switzerland)
"fr-fr"
French (France)
"fr-lu"
French (Luxembourg)
"fr-mc"
French (Monaco)
"fur"
Friulian
"fy"
Western Frisian
"ga"
Irish
"gd"
Gaelic (Scotland)
"gd-ie"
Gaelic (Ireland)
"gl"
Galician
"gu"
Gujarati
"he"
Hebrew
"hi"
Hindi
"hr"
Croatian
"hsb"
Upper Sorbian
"ht"
Haitian
"hu"
Hungarian
"hy"
Armenian
"id"
Indonesian
"is"
Icelandic
"it"
Italian
"it-ch"
Italian (Switzerland)
"iu"
Inuktitut
"ja"
Japanese
"ji"
Yiddish
"ka"
Georgian
"kk"
Kazakh
"km"
Central Khmer
"kn"
Kannada
"ko"
Korean
"ko-kp"
Korean (North Korea)
"ko-kr"
Korean (South Korea)
"ks"
Kashmiri
"ky"
Kirghiz
"la"
Latin
"lb"
Luxembourgish
"lt"
Lithuanian
"lv"
Latvian
"mi"
Maori
"mk"
Macedonian
"ml"
Malayalam
"mo"
Moldovan
"mr"
Marathi
"ms"
Malay
"mt"
Maltese
"my"
Burmese
"nb"
Norwegian Bokmål
"ne"
Nepali
"ng"
Ndonga
"nl"
Dutch; Flemish
"nl-be"
Dutch (Belgium)
"nn"
Norwegian Nynorsk
"no"
Norwegian
"nv"
Navajo
"oc"
Occitan
"om"
Oromo
"or"
Oriya
"pa"
Punjabi
"pa-in"
Punjabi (India)
"pa-pk"
Punjabi (Pakistan)
"pl"
Polish
"pt"
Portugueuse
"pt-br"
Portuguese (Brazil)
"qu"
Quechua
"rm"
Romansh
"ro"
Romanian
"ro-mo"
Romanian (Moldova)
"ru"
Russian
"ru-mo"
Russian (Mordovia)
"sa"
Sanskrit
"sb"
Sorbian
"sc"
Sardinian
"sd"
Sindhi
"sg"
Sango
"si"
Sinhala
"sk"
Slovak
"sl"
Slovenian
"so"
Somali
"sq"
Albanian
"sr"
Serbian
"sv"
Swedish
"sv-fi"
Swedish (Finland)
"sv-sv"
Swedish (Sweden)
"sw"
Swahili
"sx"
Sint Maarten
"sz"
Eswatini
"ta"
Tamil
"te"
Telugu
"th"
Thai
"tig"
Tigre
"tk"
Turkmen
"tlh"
Klingon; tlhIngan-Hol
"tn"
Tswana
"tr"
Turkish
"ts"
Tsonga
"tt"
Tatar
"uk"
Ukrainian
"ur"
Urdu
"ve"
Venda
"vi"
Vietnamese
"vo"
Volapük
"wa"
Walloon
"xh"
Xhosa
"zh"
Chinese
"zh-cn"
Chinese (China)
"zh-hk"
Chinese (Hong Kong)
"zh-sg"
Chinese (Singapore)
"zh-tw"
Chinese (Taiwan)
"zu"
Zulu