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察合台語，也作察哈台語、查加泰语（جغتای - Jaĝatāy [dʒaɣatej]; 維吾爾語: چاغاتاي / Chaghatay / Чағатай; 烏茲別克語: ﭼﯩﻐﻪتاي / Chig'atoy / Чиғатой），是中亞地區一種已經消亡的突厥语系語言，被逐漸棄用後，仍作為書面語使用至1920年...
馬來語，在語言分類上屬於南島語系的馬來-玻里尼西亞語族，主要使用于馬來西亞、新加坡以及文莱的部分地區等，在马来西亚、新加坡、印度尼西亚和汶莱4国具有国语或官方語言地位。 在1945年以前，印尼蘇門達臘以外的很多地方也使用馬來語。但是在印尼獨立以後，該國所使用的馬來語被稱為印尼語，並以之為國語。 在馬來西亞，大概有1,3...
壯語（壯語：Vahcuengh；老壯文：Vaƅcueŋƅ；方塊壯字：話僮），舊稱獞語、僮語，是对壮族所说的一系列壯侗語系侗台语族壯傣語支语言的统称，壯語的使用者大部分居住在中国南部的广西壮族自治区，以及与其毗邻的云南省和广东省部分地区。 壮语可以分为北部和南部两组土语群，这两组土语群之间沟通存在困难，因而这些壮语的土语...
烏爾都語（乌尔都语：(لشکری) اُردُو）是属于印欧语系印度-伊朗语族的印度-雅利安语支。從使用人數來看，乌尔都语大约排名世界第20名，是巴基斯坦的国语，也是印度的24种规定语言之一。如果从宏观角度来看，乌尔都语可看成是印度斯坦语的一部分，所有印度斯坦语言构成世界上第四大的语言。在1200年到1800年，南亚...
德顿语（Tetun，葡语、英语等作Tetum）是东帝汶的国家语言，主要基于南岛语系，亦有很多来自葡萄牙语的词汇。在葡萄牙统治东帝汶时，虽然葡萄牙语是官方语言，但德顿语作为交际语使用。在印度尼西亚占领东帝汶，成为其第27个省后，葡萄牙语被禁止使用，但是，天主教會并没有采用印尼语而转用德顿语，故此，德顿语成为东帝汶的文化和...
萨里库尔语，另作色勒库尔語、薩雷闊勒語、萨里库尔话、色勒库尔方言、萨里库尔方言、塔吉克语、中国塔吉克语、色勒庫爾塔吉克語等，“色勒”意为“头”、“库尔”意为“山”，“色勒库尔”即“山头”或“高原”之义，拉丁轉寫有 Sarikoli、Selekur、Sariqoli、Sarikul、Sariqul、Sariköli、Sa...
德昂语（緬甸語：တအောင်းဘာသာ），原称崩龙语，缅甸、泰国称巴朗语（英語：Palaung language，緬甸語：ပလောင်ဘာသာ），是德昂族的民族通用语言，约有50万人使用，主要分布在缅甸的掸邦、克钦邦。在中国云南省德宏傣族景颇族自治州和临沧市有1万多人使用，在泰国的北部省份也有5000人使用。在中国的德...
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