Template:Languages of Indonesia
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| name = Languages of Indonesia
| title = 
Languages of Indonesia
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| group1 = Western languages | list1 = {{Navbox|subgroup | group1 = Malayo-Sumbawan | list1 =
- Indonesian
- Acehnese
- Anambas-Natuna Malay
- Bacanese Malay
- Balinese
- Bamayo
- Bangka Malay
- Banjarese
- Batubara Malay
- Belitung Malay
- Bengkulu
- Berau Malay
- Besemah
- Bukit
- Col/Lembak
- Deli Malay
- Duano'
- Enim
- Haji
- Iban
- Jambi Malay
- Jaring Halus Malay
- Kampar
- Kapuas Hulu Malay
- Kaur
- Kayong
- Kendayan
- Keninjal
- Kerinci
- Ketapang Malay
- Kotawaringin Malay
- Kubu
- Kutainese
- Langkat Malay
- Loncong
- Lubu
- Madurese
- Minangkabau
- Ogan
- Mualang
- Musi
- Palu Malay
- Panai Malay
- Pekal
- Pontianak Malay
- Riau Malay
- Sambas Malay
- Sanggau Malay
- Sasak
- Serdang Malay
- Semende
- Sintang Malay
- Sumbawan
- Sundanese
- Tamiang Malay
| group2 = Javanese | list2 =
| group3 = Celebic | list3 =
- Andio
- Bada
- Bahonsuai
- Balaesang
- Balantak
- Banggai
- Batui
- Behoa
- Boano
- Bobongko
- Bonerate
- Bungku
- Busoa
- Cia-Cia
- Dampelas
- Dondo
- Kalao
- Kaili
- Kaimbulawa
- Kamaru
- Kodeoha
- Kulisusu
- Kumbewaha
- Lasalimu
- Laiyolo
- Lauje
- Liabuku
- Mbelala
- Moronene
- Mori Bawah
- Mori Atas
- Moma
- Muna
- Napu
- Padoe
- Pancana
- Pendau
- Rahambuu
- Rampi
- Saluan
- Sarudu
- Sedoa
- Pamona
- Taje
- Tajio
- Tukang Besi
- Tolaki
- Tomadino
- Topoiyo
- Tomini
- Totoli
- Uma
- Waru
- Wawonii
- Wolio
- Wotu
| group4 = Lampungic | list4 =
| group5 = Northwest Sumatra–
Barrier Islands | list5 =
| group6 = South Sulawesi | list6 =
- Aralle-Tabulahan
- Bambam
- Bentong
- Budong-Budong
- Buginese
- Campalagian
- Coastal Konjo
- Dakka
- Duri
- Embaloh
- Enrekang
- Highland Konjo
- Kalumpang
- Lemolang
- Maiwa
- Makassarese
- Malimpung
- Mamasa
- Mamuju
- Mandar
- Panasuan
- Pannei
- Selayar
- Seko Padang
- Seko Tengah
- Tae’
- Talondo’
- Taman
- Toraja-Sa’dan
- Ulumanda’
| group7 = Barito | list7 =
- Ampanang
- Bakumpai
- Bajaw
- Deyah
- Kohin
- Lawangan
- Ma'anyan
- Malang
- Ngaju
- Ot Danum
- Sama
- Ot Siang
- Tunjung
- Witu
- Pakau
| group8 = Kayan–Murik | list8 =
| group9 = Land Dayak | list9 =
- Bakati’
- Biatah
- Bukar Sadong
- Jangkang
- Kembayan
- Laraʼ
- Nyadu’
- Rejangese
- Ribun
- Sanggau
- Sara
- Semandang
- Tringgus
| group10 = North Bornean | list10 =
- Bah-Biau
- Basap
- Bukat
- Bukitan
- Kelabit
- Kenyah
- Lengilu
- Lun Bawang
- Murut
- Punan Merap
- Punan Tubu
- Sa'ban
- Sajau
- Tidung
| group11 = Philippine languages | list11 =
| Central Philippine | |
|---|---|
| Gorontalo-Mongondow | |
| Minahasan | |
| Sangiric |
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| group4 = Central-Eastern languages | list4 =
| group6 = Papuan languages | list6 =
| group7 = Other languages | list7 =
| Creoles and Pidgins |
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| Immigrant languages |
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| Sign languages |
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