zhHantTW

zhHantTW is a language tag used to identify the Traditional Chinese language as used in Taiwan. It specifies both the language (zh for Chinese) and the regional variant (Hant for Traditional Chinese script) and the specific locale (TW for Taiwan). This tag is commonly used in computing and internationalization to ensure that content is displayed and processed correctly according to Taiwanese conventions.

The Traditional Chinese script is one of the two standard Chinese character sets, the other being Simplified Chinese. Traditional Chinese characters are still in common use in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau. Taiwan has its own set of preferred character forms and vocabulary within Traditional Chinese, which zhHantTW aims to represent.

The use of zhHantTW is important for applications and websites that need to cater to users in Taiwan. It helps in rendering text accurately, ensuring correct character usage, and potentially adapting to localized terminology and grammatical nuances. This specificity allows for a more precise user experience compared to a broader tag like "zh-TW" which might not differentiate between script variants if they existed.