When you translate lines of the chat box, Google automatically returns the detected language as a 2 letter language code.
The 2 letter language codes are ISO 639-1 code abbreviations of native language names (endonyms) usually. They are not derived from ISO language named, unfortunately. While this is sometimes intuitive, i.e. 'EN' stands for English, it is not intuitive for other languages, e.g. "DE" for German (which is Deutsh, natively).
Proposal: Show the language codes next to the language names in the source/target language combo boxes.
When you translate lines of the chat box, Google automatically returns the detected language as a 2 letter language code.
The 2 letter language codes are ISO 639-1 code abbreviations of native language names (endonyms) usually. They are not derived from ISO language named, unfortunately. While this is sometimes intuitive, i.e. 'EN' stands for English, it is not intuitive for other languages, e.g. "DE" for German (which is Deutsh, natively).
Proposal: Show the language codes next to the language names in the source/target language combo boxes.