Monday, 25 April 2011

Just For Fun

Have you ever come across a Pico,that decide to make their languanges spell a words or phrase? Sort of like this:


AA - Afar
AB - Abkhazian
AF - Afrikaans
AM - Amharic
AR - Arabic
AS - Assamese
AY - Aymara
AZ - Azerbaijani
BA - Bashkir
BE - Byelorussian
BG - Bulgarian
BH - Bihari
BI - Bislama
BN - Bengali
BO - Tibetan
BR - Breton
CA - Catalan
CO - Corsican
CS - Czech
CY - Welsh
DA - Danish
DE - German
DZ - Bhutani
EL - Greek
EN - English
EO - Esperanto
ES - Spanish
ET - Estonian
EU - Basque
FA - Farsi
FI - Finnish
FJ - Fiji
FO - Faeroese
FR - French
FY - Frisian
GA - Irish
GD - Gaelic [Scottish]
GL - Galician
GN - Guarani
GU - Gujarati
GV - Gaelic [Manx]
HA - Hausa
HE - Hebrew
HI - Hindi
HR - Croatian
HU - Hungarian
HY - Armenian
IA - Interlingua
ID - Indonesian
IE - Interlingue
IK - Inupiak
IS - Icelandic
IT - Italian
IU - Inuktitut
JA - Japanese
JV - Javanese
KA - Georgian
KK - Kazakh
KL - Greenlandic
KM - Cambodian
KN - Kannada
KO - Korean
KS - Kashmiri
KU - Kurdish
KY - Kirghiz
LA - Latin
LI - Limburgish
LN - Lingala
LO - Laotian
LT - Lithuanian
LV - Latvian
MG - Malagasy
MI - Maori
MK - Macedonian
ML - Malayalam
MN - Mongolian
MO - Moldavian
MR - Marathi
MS - Malay
MT - Maltese
MY - Burmese
NA - Nauru
NE - Nepali
NL - Dutch
NO - Norwegian
OC - Occitan
OM - Oromo
OR - Oriya
PA - Punjabi
PL - Polish
PS - Pashto
PT - Portuguese
QU - Quechua
RM - Rhaeto-Romance
RN - Kirundi
RO - Romanian
RU - Russian
RW - Kinyarwanda
SA - Sanskrit
SD - Sindhi
SG - Sangro
SH - Serbo-Croatian
SI - Sinhalese
SK - Slovak
SL - Slovenian
SM - Samoan
SN - Shona
SO - Somali
SQ - Albanian
SR - Serbia
SS - Siswati
ST - Sesotho
SU - Sundanese
SV - Swedish
SW - Swahili
TA - Tamil
TE - Telugu
TG - Tajik
TH - Thai
TI - Tigrinya
TK - Turkmen
TL - Tagalog
TN - Setswana
TO - Tonga
TR - Turkish
TS - Tsonga
TT - Tatar
TW - Twi
UG - Uighur
UK - Ukrainian
UR - Urdu
UZ - Uzbek
VI - Vietnamese
VO - Volapuk
WO - Wolof
XH - Xhosa
YI - Yiddish
YO - Yoruba
ZH - Chinese
ZU - Zulu
    

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