Language code: oj
Technical information about ISO 639 language code oj
Documentation
- What is Localizely?
- Getting started
- Localization workflow
- Translation editor
- Flutter Over-the-Air updates
- Flutter In-Context Editing
- Project branching
- Professional translation services
- Machine Translation
- AI Translation
- Translation Memory
- Glossary
- Reports and Statistics
- Figma integration
- AWS S3 integration
- GitHub integration
- GitLab integration
- Bitbucket integration
- CLI
- Configuration file
- Supported file formats
- Language & Country Codes
- Referral Program
- FAQ
The table below provides technical details for the Ojibwe language, designated by the oj code from the ISO 639-1 standard.
| Code |
|
| Standard | |
| Name | Official Ojibwe Native ᐊᓂᔑᓈᐯᒧᐎᓐ |
| Family | Algonquian |
| Text direction | Left-to-Right |
| Language varieties | Southwestern OjibweNorthwestern OjibweEastern OjibweSevern (Northern) OjibweOttawa (Odawa) |
| Related languages | CreeOji-CreeAlgonquinPotawatomiMenominee |
| Key facts | Belongs to the Algonquian branch of the Algic family and has one of the largest speaker populations among Indigenous North-American languagesHighly polysynthetic, with verbs that can incorporate subjects, objects, tense, mode and direction into a single wordDistinguishes nouns by an animate–inanimate gender system instead of masculine–feminineWritten both in a Latin-based “double-vowel” orthography and in Canadian Aboriginal syllabics invented by missionaries in the 19th centuryUses a rich system of obviation to track multiple third-person participants in discourse. |
| Sample phrase | Aaniin, aaniish naa ezhi-ayaayan? |
| Character encodings | |
| Supported in Localizely |
Ojibwe belongs to the Algic language family, specifically the Algonquian subgroup. It is an indigenous language of North America, primarily spoken in certain regions of Canada and the United States. It is written using both the Latin script and Ojibwe syllabics. It is estimated that there are approximately 50,000 speakers worldwide.
Language presence globally
*The graph shows a rough estimate of Ojibwe speakers in countries where it is an official or minority language.
Previous: Language Code List
Read next: Language Plural Rules
Tired of manually editing translation files?
Our platform streamlines software localization for you.
Documentation
- What is Localizely?
- Getting started
- Localization workflow
- Translation editor
- Flutter Over-the-Air updates
- Flutter In-Context Editing
- Project branching
- Professional translation services
- Machine Translation
- AI Translation
- Translation Memory
- Glossary
- Reports and Statistics
- Figma integration
- AWS S3 integration
- GitHub integration
- GitLab integration
- Bitbucket integration
- CLI
- Configuration file
- Supported file formats
- Language & Country Codes
- Referral Program
- FAQ
Resources
- What is Localizely?
- Getting started
- Localization workflow
- Translation editor
- Flutter Over-the-Air updates
- Flutter In-Context Editing
- Project branching
- Professional translation services
- Machine Translation
- AI Translation
- Translation Memory
- Glossary
- Reports and statistics
- Figma integration
- AWS S3 integration
- GitHub integration
- GitLab integration
- Bitbucket integration
- CLI
- Configuration file
- Supported file formats
- Language & Country Codes
- Referral Program
- I18N Questions
- FAQ