Pesquisando sobre quais são as opções de idiomas que poderia passar em toLocaleString
, encontrei uma lista no qual compartilho com vocês:
Sigla | Idioma |
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ar-SA | Arabic (Saudi Arabia) |
bn-BD | Bangla (Bangladesh) |
bn-IN | Bangla (India) |
cs-CZ | Czech (Czech Republic) |
da-DK | Danish (Denmark) |
de-AT | Austrian German |
de-CH | “Swiss” German |
de-DE | Standard German (as spoken in Germany) |
el-GR | Modern Greek |
en-AU | Australian English |
en-CA | Canadian English |
en-GB | British English |
en-IE | Irish English |
en-IN | Indian English |
en-NZ | New Zealand English |
en-US | US English |
en-ZA | English (South Africa) |
es-AR | Argentine Spanish |
es-CL | Chilean Spanish |
es-CO | Colombian Spanish |
es-ES | Castilian Spanish (as spoken in Central-Northern Spain) |
es-MX | Mexican Spanish |
es-US | American Spanish |
fi-FI | Finnish (Finland) |
fr-BE | Belgian French |
fr-CA | Canadian French |
fr-CH | “Swiss” French |
fr-FR | Standard French (especially in France) |
he-IL | Hebrew (Israel) |
hi-IN | Hindi (India) |
hu-HU | Hungarian (Hungary) |
id-ID | Indonesian (Indonesia) |
it-CH | “Swiss” Italian |
it-IT | Standard Italian (as spoken in Italy) |
ja-JP | Japanese (Japan) |
ko-KR | Korean (Republic of Korea) |
nl-BE | Belgian Dutch |
nl-NL | Standard Dutch (as spoken in The Netherlands) |
no-NO | Norwegian (Norway) |
pl-PL | Polish (Poland) |
pt-BR | Brazilian Portuguese |
pt-PT | European Portuguese (as written and spoken in Portugal) |
ro-RO | Romanian (Romania) |
ru-RU | Russian (Russian Federation) |
sk-SK | Slovak (Slovakia) |
sv-SE | Swedish (Sweden) |
ta-IN | Indian Tamil |
ta-LK | Sri Lankan Tamil |
th-TH | Thai (Thailand) |
tr-TR | Turkish (Turkey) |
zh-CN | Mainland China, simplified characters |
zh-HK | Hong Kong, traditional characters |
zh-TW | Taiwan, traditional characters |