No. Because you will get 5 types of Chinese language while in language settings there are two different options. So what to do. Below is SharePoint Supported Language and Culture codes that may come handy for such scenarios:
Language Name |
Culture Name
|
Locale ID |
Arabic |
ar-sa
|
1025
|
Bulgarian |
bg-bg
|
1026
|
Catalan |
ca-es
|
1027
|
Chinese (Simplified) |
zh-cn
|
2052
|
Chinese (Traditional, Taiwan) |
zh-tw
|
1028
|
Croatian |
hr-hr
|
1050
|
Czech |
cs-cz
|
1029
|
Danish |
da-dk
|
1030
|
Dutch |
nl-nl
|
1043
|
English |
en-us
|
1033
|
Estonian |
et-ee
|
1061
|
Finnish |
fi-fi
|
1035
|
French |
fr-fr
|
1036
|
German |
de-de
|
1031
|
Greek |
el-gr
|
1032
|
Hebrew |
he-il
|
1037
|
Hindi |
hi-in
|
1081
|
Hungarian |
hu-hu
|
1038
|
Italian |
it-it
|
1040
|
Japanese |
ja-jp
|
1041
|
Kazakh |
kk-kz
|
1087
|
Korean |
ko-kr
|
1042
|
Latvian |
lv-lv
|
1062
|
Lithuanian |
lt-lt
|
1063
|
Norwegian (Bokmål) |
nb-no
|
1044
|
Polish |
pl-pl
|
1045
|
Portuguese (Brazil) |
pt-br
|
1046
|
Portuguese (Portugal) |
pt-pt
|
2070
|
Romanian |
ro-ro
|
1048
|
Russian |
ru-ru
|
1049
|
Serbian (Latin) |
sr-latn-cs
|
2074
|
Slovak |
sk-sk
|
1051
|
Slovenian |
sl-si
|
1060
|
Spanish |
es-es
|
3082
|
Swedish |
sv-se
|
1053
|
Thai |
th-th
|
1054
|
Turkish |
tr-tr
|
1055
|
Ukrainian |
uk-ua
|
1058
|