top | item 45657917 (no title) botanical | 4 months ago ISO 3166-2 code for South Africa. It's from Dutch: Zuid-Afrika. It's used quite often to refer to South Africa; RSA or SA is also used. discuss order hn newest SideburnsOfDoom|4 months ago "SA" is ambiguous. People do use to to refer to "South Australia" (the state) or also "Saudi Arabia" ISO 3166-2 country code.ZA is not ambiguous, it has that going for it. botanical|4 months ago True, but I meant in South Africa, SA is the most used. Less so with RSA or ZAR. ZA is somewhat used but SA (I would say) dominates in conversation and in written text.
SideburnsOfDoom|4 months ago "SA" is ambiguous. People do use to to refer to "South Australia" (the state) or also "Saudi Arabia" ISO 3166-2 country code.ZA is not ambiguous, it has that going for it. botanical|4 months ago True, but I meant in South Africa, SA is the most used. Less so with RSA or ZAR. ZA is somewhat used but SA (I would say) dominates in conversation and in written text.
botanical|4 months ago True, but I meant in South Africa, SA is the most used. Less so with RSA or ZAR. ZA is somewhat used but SA (I would say) dominates in conversation and in written text.
SideburnsOfDoom|4 months ago
ZA is not ambiguous, it has that going for it.
botanical|4 months ago