Language Codes for Security Questions

Security questions is an authentication method in which the user enrolls by answering questions and then provides the same answers during authentication. This method is used for logging on to the Self-Service Console, and can be used as an identity confirmation method for risk-based authentication (RBA).

A default set of questions is provided for English-speaking users, but you can modify the questions and create new sets of questions in any supported language. To modify or add security questions, you must create a security questions file and import it. For more information, see Modify the Security Questions File and Import Security Questions.

In the security questions file, you must identify the language using the id attribute and the corresponding attribute value, for example:

<LANGUAGE id=“ar_KW”>

All supported languages are listed alphabetically in the table. Locate the language of the security questions that you want to add to the security questions file, and use the corresponding id attribute value to identify the language.

Note: You can maintain only one set of security questions for each id attribute value.

If more than one entry describes the language of the security questions that you are adding to your deployment, you can use either id attribute value.

Language, Country, and Variant

id Attribute Value

Arabic

ar

Arabic, Algeria

ar_DZ

Arabic, Bahrain

ar_BH

Arabic, Egypt

ar_EG

Arabic, Iraq

ar_IQ

Arabic, Jordan

ar_JO

Arabic, Kuwait

ar_KW

Arabic, Lebanon

ar_LB

Arabic, Libya

ar_LY

Arabic, Morocco

ar_MA

Arabic, Oman

ar_OM

Arabic, Qatar

ar_QA

Arabic, Saudi Arabia

ar_SA

Arabic, Sudan

ar_SD

Arabic, Syria

ar_SY

Arabic, Tunisia

ar_TN

Arabic, United Arab Emirates

ar_AE

Arabic, Yemen

ar_YE

Belarusian

be

Belarusian, Belarus

be_BY

Bulgarian

bg

Bulgarian, Bulgaria

bg_BG

Catalan

ca

Catalan, Spain

ca_ES

Chinese

zh

Chinese, China, Simplified

zh_CN

Chinese, Hong Kong

zh_HK

Chinese, Taiwan, Traditional

zh_TW

Croatian

hr

Croatian, Croatia

hr_HR

Czech

cs

Czech, Czech Republic

cs_CZ

Danish

da

Danish, Denmark

da_DK

German

de

German, Austria

de_AT

German, Germany

de_DE

German, Luxembourg

de_LU

German, Switzerland

de_CH

Greek

el

Greek, Greece

el_GR

English, Australia

en_AU

English, Canada

en_CA

English, India

en_IN

English, Ireland

en_IE

English, New Zealand

en_NZ

English, South Africa

en_ZA

English, United Kingdom

en_GB

Estonian

et

Estonian, Estonia

et_EE

Finnish

fi

Finnish, Finland

fi_FI

French

fr

French, Belgium

fr_BE

French, Canada

fr_CA

French, France

fr_FR

French, Luxembourg

fr_LU

French, Switzerland

fr_CH

Hindi, India

hi_IN

Hebrew

iw

Hebrew, Israel

iw_IL

Hungarian

hu

Hungarian, Hungary

hu_HU

Icelandic

is

Icelandic, Iceland

is_IS

Italian

it

Italian, Italy

it_IT

Italian, Switzerland

it_CH

Japanese

ja

Japanese, Japan

ja_JP

Korean

ko

Korean, South Korea

ko_KR

Latvian

lv

Lithuanian

lt

Lithuanian, Lithuania

lt_LT

Russian

ru_RU

Spanish

es

Spanish, Argentina

es_AR

Spanish, Bolivia

es_BO

Spanish, Chile

es_CL

Spanish, Colombia

es_CO

Spanish, Costa Rica

es_CR

Spanish, Dominican Republic

es_DO

Spanish, Ecuador

es_EC

Spanish, El Salvador

es_SV

Spanish, Guatemala

es_GT

Spanish, Honduras

es_HN

Spanish, Mexico

es_MX

Spanish, Nicaragua

es_NI

Spanish, Panama

es_PA

Spanish, Paraguay

es_PY

Spanish, Peru

es_PE

Spanish, Puerto Rico

es_PR

Spanish, Spain

es_ES

Spanish, Uruguay

es_UY

Spanish, Venezuela

es_VE

Thai

th

Thai, Thailand

th_TH

Thai, Thailand, TH

th_TH_TH

Vietnamese

vi

Vietnamese, Vietnam

vi_VN