Category:Languages of Indonesia
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Subcategories
This category has the following 29 subcategories, out of 29 total.
A
- Acehnese language (2 P)
B
C
E
I
J
L
M
- Minangkabau language (1 P)
O
R
- Redirects to Iban-language terms (empty)
S
- Savu languages (3 P)
- Sign languages of Indonesia (2 P)
T
Pages in category "Languages of Indonesia"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 325 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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A
- Abui language
- Acehnese language
- Adang language
- Adonara language
- Alor Malay
- Alor–Pantar languages
- Alorese language
- Alune language
- Amarasi language
- Ambonese Malay
- Ampanang language
- Anakalangu language
- Angkola language
- Aoheng language
- Apauwar Coast languages
- Aput language
- Arguni language
- Asilulu language
- Asmat–Mombum languages
- Awyu languages
- Greater Awyu languages
B
- Baduy language
- Bah-Biau Punan language
- Bahasa Binan
- Bahau language
- Bakatiʼ language
- Bakumpai language
- Baliledo language
- Bamayo language
- Bangka Malay
- Banjarese language
- Bantenese language
- Barakai language
- Barito languages
- Basap language
- Batak Karo language
- Batak languages
- Batak Simalungun language
- Bati language (Indonesia)
- Batuley language
- Bedoanas language
- Beginci language
- Benggoi language
- Bengkulu language
- Betawi language
- Biatah language
- Bible translations into the languages of Indonesia and Malaysia
- Bilba language
- Bima language
- Blagar language
- Bobot language
- Brebes Sundanese
- Bukar–Sadong language
- Bukat language
- Bukitan language
- Buli language (Indonesia)
- Bunak language
C
D
G
H
K
- Kaera language
- Kambera language
- Kangean language
- Kao language
- Kapauri–Sause languages
- Karey language
- Kaur language
- Kaure–Kapori languages
- Kaure–Kosare languages
- Kayan language (Borneo)
- Kayeli language
- Kedang language
- Kei–Tanimbar languages
- Kelabit language
- Kembayan language
- Kendayan language
- Keninjal language
- Kéo language
- Kepoʼ language
- Kerinci language
- Kisar language
- Klon language
- Koba language
- Kodi language
- Kohin language
- Kola language
- Komering language
- Komodo language
- Koneraw language
- Krio Dayak language
- Kubu language
- Kui language (Indonesia)
- Kula language
- Kupang Malay
- Kutainese language
- Kwerba languages
L
- Lamaholot language
- Lamalera language
- Lamatuka language
- Lamboya language
- Lampung language
- Language policy in Indonesia
- Latu language
- Lawangan language
- Lengilu language
- Leti language
- Levuka language
- Lewo Eleng language
- Lewotobi language
- Liana language
- Lio language
- Lisabata-Nuniali language
- Lola language
- Lole language
- Loloda language
- Loncong language
- Lorang language
- Loun language
- Luang language
- Lubu language
- Luhu language
- Lun Bawang language
M
- Maʼanyan language
- Maba language (Indonesia)
- Madurese language
- Mainstream Kenyah language
- Majlis Bahasa Brunei-Indonesia-Malaysia
- Malay language
- Malay trade and creole languages
- Gorap language
- Jambi Malay
- Larantuka Malay
- North Moluccan Malay
- Malayic languages
- Mamboru language
- Mandailing Batak language
- Mandar language
- Manggarai language
- Manipa language
- Manombai language
- Mantion–Meyah languages
- Manusela language
- Mardijker Creole
- Mariri language
- Masiwang language
- Mbahaam–Iha languages
- Medan Hokkien
- Mendawai language
- Mentawai language
- Menterap language
- Minangkabau language