Language tags

Language tags are identifiers used to specify the language of text content in digital systems, like websites or documents. They help software, browsers, and translation tools recognize and correctly display or process the text in the intended language. For example, a webpage with primarily French content might have a language tag indicating "fr" for French. This ensures proper rendering, accessibility, and language-specific features, such as spell checking or pronunciation. Language tags follow standardized codes, often based on ISO language codes, enabling seamless communication and localization across different platforms and regions.