Languages Covered in Automated Sentiment Analysis

To drive the best in customer experiences, you need to know how the audience is feeling about your content and your brand. Analyzing post sentiment at scale for hundreds of posts across hundreds of languages is a near-impossible undertaking.

With Automated Sentiment Analysis, marketers can wrap their heads around massive amounts of information without delay. To support your teams' workflows, sentiment insights are seamlessly integrated across the platform, from Dashboard to Analytics, to Content Hub, and Community.

Learn how to use automated sentiment to understand your audience in Using Sentiment Analysis to Understand Your Audience.

Languages supported by Automated Sentiment Analysis

Languages on the following lists can be detected by the algorithm.

ISO 639-1 codes

ISO language name	639-1
Afrikaans	af
Albanian	sq
Amharic	am
Arabic	ar
Aragonese	an
Armenian	hy
Assamese	as
Azerbaijani	az
Bashkir	ba
Basque	eu
Belarusian	be
Bengali	bn
Bosnian	bs
Breton	br
Bulgarian	bg
Burmese	my
Catalan, Valencian	ca
Central Khmer	km
Chechen	ce
Chinese	zh
Cornish	kw
Corsican	co
Croatian	hr
Czech	cs
Danish	da
Divehi, Dhivehi, Maldivian	dv
Dutch, Flemish	nl
English	en
Esperanto	eo
Estonian	et
Finnish	fi
French	fr
Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic	gd
Galician	gl
Georgian	ka
German	de
Greek, Modern (1453–)	el
Guarani	gn
Gujarati	gu
Haitian, Haitian Creole	ht
Hebrew	he
Hindi	hi
Hungarian	hu
Icelandic	is
Ido	io
Indonesian	id
Interlingua (International Auxiliary Language Association)	ia
Interlingue, Occidental	ie
Irish	ga
Italian	it
Japanese	ja
Javanese	jv
Kannada	kn
Kazakh	kk
Kirghiz, Kyrgyz	ky
Korean	ko
Kurdish	ku
Lao	lo
Latin	la
Latvian	lv
Lithuanian	lt
Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch	lb
Macedonian	mk
Malagasy	mg
Malay	ms
Malayalam	ml
Maltese	mt
Manx	gv
Marathi	mr
Mongolian	mn
Nepali	ne
Norwegian	no
Norwegian Nynorsk	nn
Occitan	oc
Oriya	or
Ossetian, Ossetic	os
Pashto, Pushto	ps
Persian	fa
Polish	pl
Portuguese	pt
Punjabi, Panjabi	pa
Quechua	qu
Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan	ro
Romansh	rm
Russian	ru
Sanskrit	sa
Serbian	sr
Sindhi	sd
Sinhala, Sinhalese	si
Slovak	sk
Slovenian	sl
Somali	so
Spanish, Castilian	es
Sundanese	su
Swahili	sw
Swedish	sv
Tagalog	tl
Tajik	tg
Tamil	ta
Tatar	tt
Telugu	te
Thai	th
Tibetan	bo
Turkish	tr
Turkmen	tk
Uighur, Uyghur	ug
Ukrainian	uk
Urdu	ur
Uzbek	uz
Vietnamese	vi
Volapük	vo
Walloon	wa
Welsh	cy
Western Frisian	fy
Yiddish	yi
Zulu	zu

Support includes now deprecated codes bh - Bihari and sh for Serbo-Croatian.

For more information about the codes and languages, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-1_codes.

ISO 639-2 codes

Languages, that do not have an ISO 639-1 code, use the 3-character ISO 639-2 format for their codes.

ISO language name	ISO 639-2
Asturian; Bable; Leonese; Asturleonese	ast
Cebuano	ceb
Iloko	ilo
Lojban	jbo
Low German; Low Saxon	nds
Minangkabau	min
Neapolitan	nap
Nepal Bhasa; Newari	new
Northern Frisian	frr
Scots	sco
Upper Sorbian	hsb
Waray	war
Yakut	sah

For more information about the codes and languages, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-2_codes.

ISO 639-3 codes

Languages, that have neither an ISO 639-1 or an ISO 639-2 code, use the 3-character ISO 639-3 format for their codes.

ISO language name	ISO 639-3
Azerbaijani	azb
Bavarian	bar
Bishnupriya Manipuri	bpy
Central Bikol	bcl
Chavacano	cbk
Egyptian Arabic	arz
Konkani	gom
Lombard	lmo
Mazanderani	mzn
Piedmontese	pms
Punjabi	pnb
Sorani	ckb
Tosk Albanian	als
West Flemish	vls
Wu Chinese	wuu
Yue Chinese	yue

For more information about the codes and languages, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-3_codes.