Banten Sundanese

Sundanese language spoken by Bantenese people

Bantenese

Basa Sunda Banten
Basa Wewengkon Banten
Native to| Indonesia
Region|

* Banten
* Lebak Regency
* Pandeglang Regency
* Serang City south part
* Serang Regency south and west parts
* Tangerang Regency south and west parts
* West Java
* Bogor Regency western part
* Sukabumi Regency northwest part

Ethnicity| Bantenese
Benteng

Native speakers

| L1: 3,350,000 (2015)[1]
Total (L1 & L2): 4,657,784

Language family

Austronesian

* Malayo-Polynesian
* disputed:
Malayo-Sumbawan or Greater North Borneo
* Sundanese-Baduy
* Sundanese
* Bantenese

Writing system

| Latin
Sunda
Official status

Recognised minority
language in

Indonesia

* Banten

Regulated by| Badan Pengembangan dan Pembinaan Bahasa
Language codes
ISO 639-3| –

Linguist List

| `sun-ban`
Glottolog| `bant1285`
Linguasphere| 31-MFN-ad

Areas where Bantenese is spoken by a majority of the population

Areas where Bantenese is spoken by a significant minority of the population

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A Bantenese diaspora in Taiwan speaking Bantenese.

Banten Sundanese or Bantenese (Basa Sunda Banten or Basa Wewengkon Banten) is one of the Sundanese dialects spoken predominantly by the Bantenese — an indigenous ethnic group native to Banten — in the westernmost region of the island of Java, and in the western Bogor Regency (especially in Jasinga,[2] the districts of Cigudeg, Tenjo, Nanggung, Parungpanjang, and Sukajaya; known as Jasinga Sundanese),[3] as well as the northwestern parts of Sukabumi Regency. A variety of Bantenese is spoken by the Ciptagelar people in the Kasepuhan Ciptagelar traditional community in the Cisolok district and the Kasepuhan Banten Kidul traditional community in the Lebak Regency.[4]

The regional government of Banten is currently making a significant approach to preserve this dialect through a news program entitled Beja ti Lembur, which was aired by the regional CTV Banten network in Bantenese.[5]

## Geographic distribution

[edit]

Unlike most other language varieties in Java, Bantenese does not employ sociolinguistic register,[6] unlike the Priangan dialect spoken in the Parahyangan region.

Bantenese is classified either as a dialect of Sundanese, or a distinct language closely related to Sundanese.[7] This language is predominantly spoken in the southern region of Banten, which are Lebak, Pandeglang, dan part of the west and south Tangerang Regency. In the northern Serang Regency, this language is used daily by the people of Ciomas, Pabuaran, Padarincang, Cinangka, Baros, Petir, Cikeusal, Kopo, Cikande, Pamarayan and parts of Anyar subdistrict.[8] The Priangan Banten somehow also used by Bantenese transmigrants in Central Lampung Regency, Lampung.[9]

In Serang Regency, Bantenese is used daily by the people of Anyar, Mancak, Waringinkurung, Taktakan, Cipocok Jaya, Walantaka, as well as Kragilan subdistrict.[8] This language also used in some parts of Tangerang Regency,[10] especially in its southern, southwestern, midwest and northern parts,[11] as well as in cities of Tangerang and South Tangerang.[12]

## Language comparisons

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### Vocabulary

[edit]

English  | Bantenese  | Parahyangan Sundanese

|
|

very  | jasa | pisan
he/her  | nyana | manéhna
difficult  | gati | hésé
just like  | doang | siga, kawas, bangun
never before  | tilok | tara
I  | aing | urang, kuring
you (singular)  | dia | sia, manéh
you (plural)  | daria | maranéh
we  | araing | arurang
they  | dararia | maranéhna
see  | noong, nyeuleu | nénjo
eat  | hakan | dahar
swallow  | jablog | eulek
why  | pan | kunaon, naha
cassava | dangdeur | sampeu
chicken  | kotok | hayam
don't want  | enduh | embung
behind  | buri | tukang
troublesome  | haliwu | riweuh
clothing  | jamang | baju
friend  | orok | batur
blood  | mokla | getih
now  | kuari | ayeuna, kiwari
lazy  | hulap, sangheuk | horéam

### Phrases

[edit]

Examples of comparison in phrases:

#### When making a statement

[edit]

Bantenese  | Jeuh aing mah endung jasa jadi doang jelma nu kedul!

|

Priangan Sundanese  | Ah urang mah embung pisan jadi jelema nu ngedul téh
English  | I really do not want to be a lazy person!

#### When inviting a female friend for a meal

[edit]

Standard Banten  | Téh, deuk ngakan teu?

|

Priangan Sundanese  | Téh, rék baranghakan moal?
English  | Sister, would you like to eat?

#### When shopping

[edit]

Bantenese  | Lamun ieu dangdeurna sabarahaan mang? Ulah mahal jasa.

|

Priangan Sundanese  | Ari ieu sampeu sabarahaan mang? Tong mahal teuing nya.
English  | How much price for this cassava uncle? Please don't be too expensive.

#### When showing

[edit]

Bantenese  | Éta di ditu dararia orok aing

|

Priangan Sundanese  | Éta di ditu maranéhna babaturan urang
English  | Those people over there are my friends.

## References

[edit]

1. ^ Mikael Parkvall. Världens 100 största språk 2007. Nationalencyklopedin.
2. ^ "Jasinga, Bagian Bogor yang Banten Secara Kultural". HEIBOGOR. 4 September 2015. Retrieved 2017-07-18.
3. ^ Kalakay Jasinga (25 April 2016). "Asal Usul Nama Jasinga". Kecamatan Jasinga Kabupaten Bogor. Archived from the original on November 28, 2016. Retrieved 2017-07-18.
4. ^ Watchdoc Image (29 November 2015). "KASEPUHAN CIPTAGELAR (full movie)". YouTube. Retrieved 2017-07-18.
5. ^ Dr. Taufiqurokhman, Hari Widodo, SH. MH., Muhammad Gunawan & Sulaeman Lambe (2014). "Warisan Budaya Banten" (PDF). Biro Humas & Protokol Setda Provinsi Banten. Retrieved 2017-07-18.`{{cite web}}`: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
6. ^ Claude Guillot, Hasan Muarif Ambary & Jacques Dumarçay (1990). Banten. Gramedia Book Publishing Division. ISBN 97-940-3922-5.
7. ^ "Bahasa Sunda Tangerang (Aing Tangerang Jasa) - Baca Tangerang". www.bacatangerang.com. 11 October 2018. Retrieved 2018-10-11.
8. ^ a b Agus Suriamiharja, Hidayat & Yoyo Mulyana (1981). Geografi dialek Sunda di Kabupaten Serang. Pusat Pembinaan dan Pengembangan Bahasa, Departemen Pendidikan dan Kebudayaa. OCLC 64958736.
9. ^ "Kabupaten Lampung Tengah | Anjungan Lampung". anjunganlampung.com (in Indonesian). Archived from the original on 2017-10-24. Retrieved 2017-10-24.
10. ^ "Mulok Bahasa Sunda Terancam Punah". Tangsel Pos. 28 August 2015. Archived from the original on August 5, 2017. Retrieved 2017-07-18.
11. ^ Taufik Ampera, Cece Subarna & Tien Wartini (2004). Bahasa dan sastra daerah di Kabupaten Tangerang : pengkajian budaya dan nilai-nilai tradisional pengkajian budaya dan nilai-nilai tradisional. Pemerintah Kabupaten Tangerang.
12. ^ Multamia R. M. T. Lauder (1993). Pemetaan dan distribusi bahasa-bahasa di Tangerang. Departemen Pendidikan dan Kebudayaan. ISBN 97-945-9368-0.

## External links

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* Improved Sundanese Spelling Guidelines
* Sundanese-Indonesian Dictionary Ministry of Education and Culture Repository
* Sundanese-English Dictionary by F.S. Eringa
* Alphabet to Sundanese script Converter on kairaga.com

* v
* t
* e

Languages of Indonesia

Western Malayo-Polynesian languages

| Official language|

* Indonesian
* Slang

|

Malayo-Sumbawan|

* Acehnese
* Bakongan
* Anambas–Natuna Malay
* Asahan Malay
* Bacan Malay
* Balinese
* Bali Aga
* Lombok
* Nusa Penida
* Bamayo
* Bangka Malay
* Banjarese
* Hulu
* Kuala
* Samarinda
* Batubara Malay
* Belitung Malay
* Bengkayang Malay
* Bengkulu
* Berau Malay
* Besemah
* Bilah Malay
* Bonai
* Bukit
* Col/Lembak
* Deli Malay
* Medan
* Duano'
* Enim
* Haji
* Iban
* Mualang
* Seberuang
* Jambi Malay
* Kuala Tungkal
* Jaring Halus Malay
* Kapuas Hulu Malay
* Kaur
* Kendayan
* Keninjal
* Kerinci
* Ketapang Malay
* Kota Pinang Malay
* Kotawaringin Malay
* Kualuh Malay
* Kubu
* Kutainese
* Kota Bangun
* Tenggarong
* Landak Malay
* Langkat Malay
* Loncong
* Lubu
* Madurese
* Bawean
* Kangean
* Pandalungan
* Sapudi
* Minangkabau
* Jamee
* Kampar
* Kuantan
* Mukomuko
* Pesisir
* Tapan
* Melawi Malay
* Mempawah Malay
* Musi
* Lematang
* Palembang
* Penesak
* Penukal
* Rawas
* Ogan
* Palu Malay
* Panai Malay
* Pekal
* Pontianak Malay
* Riau Malay
* Pangaraian
* Riau Coastal
* Riau Islands
* Rokan Hilir
* Siak
* Tembilahan
* Sakai
* Sambas Malay
* Sanggau Malay
* Sasak
* Sekadau Malay
* Semende
* Serdang Malay
* Sintang Malay
* Sumbawa
* Sundanese
* Baduy
* Bantenese
* Brebes
* Priangan
* Tamiang Malay

Javanese|

* Arekan
* Banyumasan
* Cirebonese
* Indramayu
* Kawi
* Osing
* Samin
* Serang
* Tenggerese

Celebic|

* Andio
* Bada
* Bahonsuai
* Balaesang
* Balantak
* Banggai
* Batui
* Behoa
* Boano
* Bobongko
* Bonerate
* Bungku
* Busoa
* Cia-Cia
* Dampelas
* Dondo
* Kalao
* Kaili
* Ledo
* Kaimbulawa
* Kamaru
* Kodeoha
* Kulisusu
* Kumbewaha
* Lasalimu
* Laiyolo
* Lauje
* Liabuku
* Lindu
* 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

Lampungic|

* Api/Pesisir
* Cikoneng
* Komering
* Kayuagung
* Nyo/Pepadun

Northwest Sumatra–
Barrier Islands|

* Batak
* Alas
* Angkola
* Dairi
* Karo
* Mandailing
* Simalungun
* Toba
* Enggano
* Gayo
* Mentawai
* Nasal
* Nias
* Simeulue
* Sikule

South Sulawesi|

* 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’

Barito|

* Ampanang
* Bakumpai
* Berangas
* Bajau
* Deyah
* Kohin
* Lawangan
* Ma'anyan
* Dusun Balangan
* Malang
* Ngaju
* Ot Danum
* Sama
* Ot Siang
* Tunjung
* Witu
* Pakau

Kayan–Murik|

* Aoheng
* Aput
* Bahau
* Hovongan
* Kayan
* Krio
* Modang
* Punan Merah
* Segai

Land Dayak|

* Bakati’
* Biatah
* Bukar Sadong
* Jangkang
* Kembayan
* Laraʼ
* Nyadu’
* Rejangese
* Ribun
* Sanggau
* Sara
* Semandang
* Beginci
* Gerai
* Tringgus

North Bornean|

* Bah-Biau
* Basap
* Bukat
* Bukitan
* Kelabit
* Kenyah
* Mainstream
* Lengilu
* Lun Bawang
* Murut
* Okolod
* Selungai
* Sembakung
* Tagol
* Punan Merap
* Punan Tubu
* Sa'ban
* Sajau
* Tidung
* Burusu
* Kalabakan
* Nonukan

Philippine languages|

| Central Philippine|

* Tausug

|

Gorontalo-Mongondow|

* Bintauna
* Bolango
* Buol
* Gorontaloan
* Kaidipang
* Lolak
* Mongondow
* Ponosakan
* Suwawa

Minahasan|

* Tombulu
* Tondano
* Tonsawang
* Tonsea
* Tontemboan

Sangiric|

* Bantik
* Ratahan
* Sangir
* Talaud

Central–Eastern Malayo-Polynesian languages

| Aru|

* Barakai
* Batuley
* Dobel
* Karey
* Koba
* Kola-Kompane
* Lola
* Lorang
* Manombai
* Mariri
* Tarangan
* Ujir

|

Central Maluku|

* Alune
* Amahai
* Ambelau
* Asilulu
* Banda
* Bati
* Benggoi
* Boano
* Bobot
* Buru
* Geser
* Haruku
* Hulaliu
* Kailolo
* Pelauw
* Rohomoni-Kabauw
* Hitu
* Hoti †
* Huaulu
* Hukumina †
* Hulung †
* Kaibobo
* Kamarian †
* Kayeli
* Kowiai
* Laha
* Larike-Wakasihu
* Latu
* Liana-Seti
* Lisabata-Nuniali
* Lisela
* Loun †
* Luhu †
* Mangole
* Manipa
* Manusela
* Masiwang
* Naka'ela
* Nuaulu
* Nusa Laut †
* Paulohi
* Salas
* Saleman
* Saparua
* Seit-Kaitetu
* Sepa-Teluti
* Sula
* Taliabo
* Teor-Kur
* Tulehu
* Watubela
* Wemale
* Yalahatan

Flores–Lembata|

* Alorese
* Kedang
* Lamaholot
* Adonara
* Ile Ape
* Lamalera
* Lamatuka
* Levuka
* Lewo Eleng
* Lewotobi
* South Lembata
* West Lembata
* Sika

Halmahera-
Cenderawasih|

* Ambai
* Ambel
* Ansus
* Arguni
* As
* Bedoanas
* Biak
* Biga
* Buli
* Busami
* Dusner
* Erokwanas
* Gane
* Irarutu
* Iresim
* Kuri
* Kurudu
* Maba
* Maden
* Matbat
* Ma'ya
* Munggui
* Marau
* Meoswar
* Mor
* Papuma
* Patani
* Pom
* Roon
* Sawai
* Serui-Laut
* Taba
* Tandia †
* Wabo
* Wamesa
* Wandamen
* Waropen
* Woi
* Yaur
* Yeretuar
* Yeresiam

Kei-Tanimbar|

* Fordata
* Kei
* Onin
* Sekar
* Uruangnirin
* Yamdena

Micronesian|

Mapia †

Selaru|

* Selaru
* Seluwasan

Sumba–Flores|

* Anakalangu
* Baliledo
* Bima
* Dhao
* Ende
* Gaura
* Hawu
* Kambera
* Kéo
* Kodi
* Komodo
* Lamboya
* Lio
* Mamboru
* Manggarai
* Nage
* Ngadha
* Palu'e
* Pondok
* Rajong
* Rembong
* Riung
* Rongga
* So'a
* Kepo'
* Wae Rana
* Wanukaka
* Wejewa

Timor–Babar|

* Amarasi
* Bekais
* Bilba
* Dai
* Dawera-Daweloor
* Dela-Oenale
* Dengka
* East Damar
* Emplawas
* Galoli
* Helong
* Imroing
* Kemak
* Kisar
* Leti
* Lole
* Luang
* Masela
* Nila
* North Babar
* Ringgou
* Romang
* Serili
* Serua
* Southeast Babar
* Tela'a
* Termanu
* Tetum
* Te'un
* Tii
* Uab Meto
* West Damar
* Welaun
* Wetar

Western Oceanic|

* Anus
* Bonggo
* Kayupulau
* Liki
* Masimasi
* Ormu
* Podena
* Kaptiau
* Sobei
* Tarpia
* Tobati
* Wakde
* Yamna

Papuan languages

| North Halmahera|

* Galela
* Gamkonora
* Kao
* Loloda
* Modole
* Pagu
* Sahu
* Tabaru
* Ternate
* Tidore
* Tobelo
* Togutil
* Waioli
* West Makian

|

Timor–Alor–Pantar|

* Abui
* Adang
* Blagar
* Bunak
* Kaera
* Kafoa
* Kamang
* Klon
* Kui
* Kula
* Nedebang
* Oirata
* Retta
* Sawila
* Teiwa
* Wersing
* Western Pantar
* Woisika

Asmat–Mombum|

* Buruwai
* Casuarina Coast Asmat
* Central Asmat
* North Asmat
* Citak
* Mombum
* Kamberau
* Kamoro
* Koneraw
* Sempan

West Bird's Head|

* Kalabra
* Kuwani
* Moi
* Moraid
* Seget
* Tehit

South Bird's Head|

* Arandai
* Dombano
* Duriankari
* Inanwatan
* Kaburi
* Kais
* Kemberano
* Kokoda
* Konda
* Kovojab
* Puragi
* Yahadian

East Bird's Head|

* Hatam
* Mansim
* Meyah
* Moskona
* Sougb

West Bomberai|

* Baham
* Iha
* Karas

Dani|

* Grand Valley Dani
* Hupla
* Nduga
* Nggem
* Silimo
* Walak
* Wano
* Western Dani
* Yali

Paniai Lakes|

* Auye
* Dao
* Ekari
* Moni
* Wolani

Digul River|

* Aghu
* Awbono
* Bayono
* Densar
* Edera
* Jair
* Kombai
* Komyandaret
* Korowai
* Mandobo
* Pisa
* Sawi
* Shiaxa
* Tsaukambo
* Wambon

Foja Range|

* Airoran
* Bagusa
* Berik
* Betaf
* Bonerif
* Dabe
* Dineor
* Edwas
* Gresi
* Isirawa
* Itik
* Kapori
* Kauwera
* Keijar
* Kemtuik
* Kwerba
* Kwerba Mamberamo
* Kwesten
* Kwinsu
* Mander
* Massep
* Mawes †
* Mekwei
* Mlap
* Namblong
* Nimboran
* Orya
* Sause
* Oksapmin
* Samarokena
* Trimuris
* Vitou

Lakes Plain|

* Awera
* Biritai
* Doutai
* Duvle
* Eritai
* Fayu
* Foau
* Iau
* Kaiy
* Keuw
* Kirikiri
* Kwerisa
* Obokuitai
* Papasena
* Rasawa
* Sikaritai
* Tause
* Taworta
* Waritai

East Cenderawasih Bay|

* Baropasi
* Bauzi
* Burate
* Demisa
* Kofei
* Nisa-Anasi
* Sauri
* Tefaro
* Tunggare
* Woria

Yawa|

* Saweru
* Yawa

Demta–Sentani|

* Demta
* Nafri
* Sentani
* Tabla

Ok|

* Burumakok
* Faiwol
* Iwur
* Kopka
* Muyu
* Nakai
* Ngalum
* Ninggerum
* Tangko
* Tifal
* Yonggom

Momuna–Mek|

* Eipo
* Goliath
* Ketengban
* Kosarek
* Korupun
* Nalca
* Nipsan
* Somahai

Skou|

* Sangke
* Skou

South Pauwasi|

* Biksi-Yetfa
* Kembra
* Kimki
* Lepki
* Murkim

East Pauwasi|

* Emem
* Zorop

West Pauwasi|

* Namla
* Tebi
* Tofanma
* Towei
* Usku

Kaure–Kosare|

* Kaure
* Kosare

Marind–Yaqai|

* Bipim
* Marind
* Yaqay

Bulaka River|

* Maklew
* Yelmek

Kayagar|

* Atohwaim
* Kayagar
* Tamagario

Border|

* Awyi
* Elseng
* Taikat
* Manem
* Sowanda
* Viid
* Waris

Senagi|

* Dera

Mairasi|

* Mairasi
* Mer
* Semimi

Kolopom|

* Kimaghama
* Morori
* Ndom
* Riantana

Yam|

* Ngkolmpu Kanum
* Rema
* Smerki
* Tamer
* Yei

Lower Mamberamo|

* Warembori
* Yoke

Unclassfied of language isolates|

* Abinomn
* Abun
* Amung
* Burmeso
* Dem
* Kanum
* Maklew
* Maybrat
* Molof
* Momina
* Mor
* Mpur
* Pyu
* Saponi †
* Sumuri
* Tambora †
* Uhunduni

Other languages

| Creoles and Pidgins|

| Malay-based creoles|

* Alor Malay
* Ambonese Malay
* Tenggara Jauh
* Banda Malay
* Balinese Malay
* Betawi
* Gorap
* Gorontalo Malay
* Kupang Malay
* Larantuka Malay
* Manado Malay
* Makassar Malay
* Maumere Malay
* North Moluccan Malay
* Sula
* Ternate
* Orang Pulo
* Papuan Malay
* Northwest
* Serui
* Peranakan
* Surabayan

|

Other creoles and pidgins|

* Bidau Creole Portuguese †
* Flores Creole Portuguese †
* Javindo
* Mardijker †
* Petjo
* Pidgin Iha
* Pidgin Onin
* Pidgin Tukang Besi
* Portugis †
* Tansi

|

Immigrant languages|

| Chinese|

* Cantonese
* Fuqing
* Fuzhounese
* Hainanese
* Hakka
* Acehnese
* Bangka-Belitung
* Pontianak
* Singkawang
* Haklau
* Hokkien
* Bagan
* Batam
* Medan
* Hinghwa
* Mandarin
* Indonesian
* Siantar
* Teochew
* Batam
* Jambi
* Ketapang
* Pontianak

|

European|

* Dutch
* Indonesian Dutch
* English
* Portuguese

Indian|

* Bengali
* Gujarati
* Odia
* Pali
* Punjabi
* Sanskrit
* Sindhi
* Tamil
* Telugu
* Urdu

Middle Eastern|

* Arabic
* Indonesian Arabic
* Hadhrami Arabic
* Modern Standard Arabic

Others|

* Tagalog
* Filipino
* Japanese
* Korean

Sign languages|

* Indonesian Sign Languages
* Kata Kolok

† indicate extinct languages

* v
* t
* e

Greater North Borneo

Central Sarawak|

* Bah-Biau Punan
* Bukat
* Bukitan
* Burusu
* Daro-Matu
* Lahanan
* Lelak †
* Kajaman
* Kanowit–Tanjong
* Melanau
* Punan Batu
* Punan Merap
* Sajau
* Sekapan
* Seru †
* Sian
* Ukit

Kayanic|

* Aoheng
* Aput
* Bahau
* Hovongan
* Kayan
* Krio Dayak
* Modang
* Murik
* Punan
* Segai

Land Dayak|

* Bakatiʼ
* Benyaduʼ
* Biatah
* Bukar–Sadong
* Jagoi
* Jangkang
* Kembayan
* Laraʼ
* Ribun
* Sanggau
* Sara
* Semandang
* Tringgus

Malayo–Chamic *|

| Aceh–Chamic|

* Acehnese
* Cham dialects
* Chru
* Haroi
* Jarai
* Rade
* Roglai
* Tsat

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Iban–Malayan|

| Ibanic|

* Iban
* Keninjal ?
* Mualang
* Remun
* Seberuang

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* Brunei/Kedayan Malay
* Bamayo
* Banjar
* Berau Malay
* Bangka Malay
* Bengkulu
* Col
* Duanoʼ
* Haji
* Jambi Malay
* Jakun
* Kedah Malay
* Kendayan / Selako ?
* Kutai Malay
* Kaur
* Kerinci
* Kelantan-Pattani Malay
* Kubu
* Orang Laut
* Lubu
* Malay
* Malaysian
* Indonesian
* Minangkabau
* Musi
* Negeri Sembilan Malay
* Orang Kanaq
* Orang Seletar
* Pahang Malay
* Pekal
* Perak Malay
* Pontianak Malay
* Reman Malay
* Sarawak Malay
* Temuan
* Terengganu Malay
* Urak Lawoiʼ

North Borneo *|

| North Sarawak *|

* Belait
* Berawan
* Bintulu
* Kelabit
* Kenyah / Bakung
* Kiput
* Lengilu
* Lundayeh
* Narom
* Penan ?
* Saʼban
* Sebob
* Tring
* Tutoh
* Tutong
* Umaʼ Lasan
* Wahau Kenyah

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Northeast Sabah *|

* Bonggi
* Idaʼan
* Molbog ?

Southwest Sabah *|

| Greater
Dusunic *|

| Bisaya–Lotud|

* Brunei Bisaya
* Lotud

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Dusunic|

* Eastern Kadazan
* Kadazandusun
* Central Dusun
* Coastal Kadazan
* Klias River Kadazan
* Kota Marudu Talantang
* Kuijau
* Momogun / Rungus

Paitanic|

* Kinabatangan
* Serudung
* Abai Sungai
* Tombonuwo

Greater
Murutic *|

* Papar
* Tatana ?

Murutic|

* Baukan
* Ganaʼ
* Kalabakan
* Keningau
* Nunukan Tidung
* Okolod
* Paluan
* Selungai
* Sembakung
* Sesayap Tidung
* Tagol
* Timugon

Others|

* Moklenic ?
* Moken
* Moklen
* Rejang ?
* Sundanese
* Old Sundanese †
* Baduy
* Bantenese
* Cirebonese

* * indicates proposed status
* ? indicates classification dispute
* † indicates extinct status

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Development|

* Old Sundanese
* Modern Sundanese

Writing system|

* Standard Sundanese
* Old Sundanese
* Latin
* Buda
* Pegon
* Cacarakan

Dialects|

| Standardized|

* Priangan

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Regional|

* Badui
* Bantenese
* Bogor
* Brebes
* Cirebon
* Depok

Related topics|

* Numerals
* Rinéka sora
* Sundanese literature
* Sundanese Language Congress
* Wikipedia
* Unicode block
* Supplement

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