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Country Flag, continent	List of languages and codes
Afghanistan AF, AFG, Asia	Persian (fa-AF), Pushto (ps), Uzbek (uz-AF), Turkmen (tk)
Armenia AM, ARM, Asia	Armenian (hy)
Azerbaijan AZ, AZE, Asia	Azerbaijani (az), Russian (ru), Armenian (hy)
Bahrain BH, BHR, Asia	Arabic (ar-BH), English (en), Persian (fa), Urdu (ur)
Bangladesh BD, BGD, Asia	Bengali (bn-BD), English (en)
Bhutan BT, BTN, Asia	Dzongkha (dz)
British Indian Ocean Territory IO, IOT, Asia	English (en-IO)
Brunei BN, BRN, Asia	Malay (macrolanguage) (ms-BN), English (en-BN)
Cambodia KH, KHM, Asia	Central Khmer (km), French (fr), English (en)
China CN, CHN, Asia	Chinese (zh-CN), Yue Chinese (yue), Wu Chinese (wuu), Daur (dta), Uighur (ug), Zhuang (za)
Cocos Islands CC, CCK, Asia	Malay (macrolanguage) (ms-CC), English (en)
Georgia GE, GEO, Asia	Georgian (ka), Russian (ru), Armenian (hy), Azerbaijani (az)
Hong Kong HK, HKG, Asia	Chinese (zh-HK), Yue Chinese (yue), Chinese (zh), English (en)
India IN, IND, Asia	English (en-IN), Hindi (hi), Bengali (bn), Telugu (te), Marathi (mr), Tamil (ta), Urdu (ur), Gujarati (gu), Kannada (kn), Malayalam (ml), Oriya (macrolanguage) (or), Panjabi (pa), Assamese (as), Bihari (bh), Santali (sat), Kashmiri (ks), Nepali (macrolanguage) (ne), Sindhi (sd), Konkani (macrolanguage) (kok), Dogri (macrolanguage) (doi), Manipuri (mni), Sino-Tibetan languages (sit), Sanskrit (sa), French (fr), Lushai (lus), Indic languages (inc)
Indonesia ID, IDN, Asia	Indonesian (id), English (en), Dutch (nl), Javanese (jv)
Iran IR, IRN, Asia	Persian (fa-IR), Kurdish (ku)
Iraq IQ, IRQ, Asia	Arabic (ar-IQ), Kurdish (ku), Armenian (hy)
Israel IL, ISR, Asia	Hebrew (he), Arabic (ar-IL), English (en-IL)
Japan JP, JPN, Asia	Japanese (ja)
Jordan JO, JOR, Asia	Arabic (ar-JO), English (en)
Kazakhstan KZ, KAZ, Asia	Kazakh (kk), Russian (ru)
Kuwait KW, KWT, Asia	Arabic (ar-KW), English (en)
Kyrgyzstan KG, KGZ, Asia	Kirghiz (ky), Uzbek (uz), Russian (ru)
Laos LA, LAO, Asia	Lao (lo), French (fr), English (en)
Lebanon LB, LBN, Asia	Arabic (ar-LB), French (fr-LB), English (en), Armenian (hy)
Macao MO, MAC, Asia	Chinese (zh), Chinese (zh-MO), Portuguese (pt)
Malaysia MY, MYS, Asia	Malay (macrolanguage) (ms-MY), English (en), Chinese (zh), Tamil (ta), Telugu (te), Malayalam (ml), Panjabi (pa), Thai (th)
Maldives MV, MDV, Asia	Dhivehi (dv), English (en)
Mongolia MN, MNG, Asia	Mongolian (mn), Russian (ru)
Myanmar MM, MMR, Asia	Burmese (my)
Nepal NP, NPL, Asia	Nepali (macrolanguage) (ne), English (en)
North Korea KP, PRK, Asia	Korean (ko-KP)
Oman OM, OMN, Asia	Arabic (ar-OM), English (en), Baluchi (bal), Urdu (ur)
Pakistan PK, PAK, Asia	Urdu (ur-PK), English (en-PK), Panjabi (pa), Sindhi (sd), Pushto (ps), Brahui (brh)
Palestinian Territory PS, PSE, Asia	Arabic (ar-PS)
Philippines PH, PHL, Asia	Tagalog (tl), English (en-PH), Filipino (fil), Cebuano (ceb), Tagalog (tgl), Iloko (ilo), Hiligaynon (hil), Waray (Philippines) (war), Pampanga (pam), Bikol (bik), Central Bikol (bcl), Pangasinan (pag), Maranao (mrw), Tausug (tsg), Maguindanaon (mdh), Chavacano (cbk), Kinaray-A (krj), Surigaonon (sgd), Masbatenyo (msb), Aklanon (akl), Ibanag (ibg), Yakan (yka), Cotabato Manobo (mta), Inabaknon (abx)
Qatar QA, QAT, Asia	Arabic (ar-QA), Spanish (es)
Saudi Arabia SA, SAU, Asia	Arabic (ar-SA)
Singapore SG, SGP, Asia	Mandarin Chinese (cmn), English (en-SG), Malay (macrolanguage) (ms-SG), Tamil (ta-SG), Chinese (zh-SG)
South Korea KR, KOR, Asia	Korean (ko-KR), English (en)
Sri Lanka LK, LKA, Asia	Sinhala (si), Tamil (ta), English (en)
Syria SY, SYR, Asia	Arabic (ar-SY), Kurdish (ku), Armenian (hy), Official Aramaic (700-300 BCE) (arc), French (fr), English (en)
Taiwan TW, TWN, Asia	Chinese (zh-TW), Chinese (zh), Min Nan Chinese (nan), Hakka Chinese (hak)
Tajikistan TJ, TJK, Asia	Tajik (tg), Russian (ru)
Thailand TH, THA, Asia	Thai (th), English (en)
Turkey TR, TUR, Asia	Turkish (tr-TR), Kurdish (ku), Dimli (individual language) (diq), Azerbaijani (az), Avaric (av)
Turkmenistan TM, TKM, Asia	Turkmen (tk), Russian (ru), Uzbek (uz)
United Arab Emirates AE, ARE, Asia	Arabic (ar-AE), Persian (fa), English (en), Hindi (hi), Urdu (ur)
Uzbekistan UZ, UZB, Asia	Uzbek (uz), Russian (ru), Tajik (tg)
Vietnam VN, VNM, Asia	Vietnamese (vi), English (en), French (fr), Chinese (zh), Central Khmer (km)
Yemen YE, YEM, Asia	Arabic (ar-YE)

Guest: 2025-01-21 05:12:14

The official language of Indonesia is Bahasa Indonesia, but there are over 700 local languages and dialects spoken in the country.

Indonesia's multitude of islands has significantly impacted the emergence of a large number of languages in the country. More than 700 languages and dialects are used by residents of the country on different islands, which is a distinctive feature of the country's cultural wealth.

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Kazakh language, which belongs to the Turkic group, is the main language taught in schools in Kazakhstan.

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The official language of Malaysia is Malay, but many other languages are also widely spoken, including English, Chinese and Tamil.

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There are between 120 and 175 separate languages spoken in the Philippines, 171 of which are living, while the other four no longer have any known speakers. English and Filipino languages are main ones. The Philippines is one of the largest English-speaking countries in the world, ranking fifth in the number of people who speak English. This is because English is taught in schools from an early age and is an official language along with Filipino. Interestingly, Filipinos often have a high level of English proficiency, making the country popular among international companies looking for remote work or customer service employees. At the same time, the Filipino accent is easily recognizable and is considered neutral enough for global markets.

It is a multitude of cultures, languages, and traditions all gathered in one archipelago. The rapidly growing population also brings with it unique social and economic challenges that the country faces, such as high urban density, resource scarcity, and job losses. However, it also gives rise to many unique initiatives and solutions in the areas of sustainability and urban planning.

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The national language of Singapore is Malay. It is in it that the national anthem ("Majulah Singapura") is performed, but there are four official languages here - English, Chinese, Tamil, and Malay. In addition, there are language mixtures - "Singlish" and "Manglish". Subjects are taught in English at school, so for the residents of Singapore, it has become their second native language. Most Singaporeans are ethnic Chinese, so regional Chinese cuisines are widely represented here. Cantonese dim sum and Peking duck, Taizhou rice porridge, and Sichuan mala (spicy) "hot pot" - the choice of dishes in Chinese restaurants is endless.

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The Thai alphabet is the second largest in the world, while the Khmer alphabet is the first. The Thai keyboard can serve as proof, as there are two Thai letters for every English letter.

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