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BU Bulgarian<br />
BY Burmese<br />
CA Cambodian Includes Khmer.<br />
CB Catalan<br />
CK Chechen<br />
DODI 1336.5, May 2, 2001<br />
CZ Chinese Language is identifiable as Chinese but cannot be classified fur<strong>the</strong>r, or<br />
language is a minor Chinese dialect not o<strong>the</strong>rwise identified.<br />
YD Chinese-Amoy Includes Amoy.<br />
CN Chinese-Anhwei<br />
CC Chinese-Cantonese Includes Yueh.<br />
CQ Chinese-Fuchow Includes North Min.<br />
CF Chinese-Fukienese Includes Min.<br />
CH Chinese-Hakka<br />
CM Chinese-Mandarin Includes Chinese-Kuo-Yu (Kuo-Yu) and Hsiang. Written language used for<br />
all Chinese dialects.<br />
DR Chinese-Standard (China)<br />
YE Chinese-Swatow<br />
CT Chinese-Toishan Includes Taishan and Toysan.<br />
CS Chinese-Wu Includes Shanghai.<br />
CY Chokwe Includes Cokwe and Kioko.<br />
CV Chukchi Also known as Chukot or Luoravetlan.<br />
JZ Continental Eurasian Language is identifiable as Continental Eurasian but cannot be classified<br />
fur<strong>the</strong>r, or language is a minor member of <strong>the</strong> languages of <strong>the</strong> Continental<br />
Eurasian geographic area not o<strong>the</strong>rwise identified.<br />
CL Coptic<br />
CP Cornish<br />
CX Czech<br />
DA Danish<br />
DJ Dinka<br />
DB Djerma-Songhai Includes Songhai.<br />
DL Duala<br />
DU Dutch<br />
DW Dutch-Creole<br />
EF Efik Also known as Fi.<br />
EN English<br />
EK Eskimo<br />
EL Esperanto<br />
ES Estonian<br />
EW Ewe<br />
103 ENCLOSURE 4, ATTACHMENT 12
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