Second, the link / abbreviation for the beta (test) server is "zz.", not "" as the link would suggest. So, International = EN (= UK, but that is not commonly used). First you have the "International" server, which is shortened to "en", and uses the UK flag (and UK timezone). Most are quite easy to understand, but there are two that might be a bit confusing.
For example, the German server starts with "de", so you could also say "I play on DE".
The first part of that is the code / abbreviation of the server, and is often used to refer to the server you play on. Next to the flag (or in your browser URL) you will see the link to the world. If you are already in-game you have to logout again to see this. You can find a full list of regions by clicking on the flag in the top-right corner of the login screen (same for browser and mobile). The game is split into different regions / servers. If you're new to the game, or want a quick refresher, let me give you a quick breakdown of how servers and worlds work in the game, and give you some pointers on choosing the right one for you. Part 0: Choosing The Right Server & World
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