Official Languages of ASEAN Countries

Enter official languages using 10 countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.
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Burmese (Burma)
Chinese (Singapore)
English (Philippines, Singapore)
Filipino (Philippines)
Indonesian (Indonesia)
Khmer (Cambodia)
Lao (Laos)
Malay (Malaysia, Brunei, Singapore)
Tamil (Singapore)
Thai (Thailand)
Vietnamese (Vietnam)
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Level 76
Oct 12, 2014
Indonesian and Malay are the same language. I studied it at school, have visited both countries, and the language appeared the same to me in both countries. I understand there are tiny differences that make them about as different to each other as American English is to British English. .
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Level 37
Jul 22, 2021
We Malaysians, Singaporeans, and Bruneians, are with no problem with that. But someone ultra-nationalist in Indonesia really wanted to separate Indonesian and Malay language otherwise it comes from the same origin.
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Level 34
Oct 15, 2021
Yeah...I agree. As a person in Singapore, Malay and Indonesian have been spoken here. And even if i don't hear Indonesian at all sometimes, I barely hear it, but I read up that Malay is almost the same as Indonesian.
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Level 5
Oct 14, 2014
English is also official to the Philippines not just Singapore.
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Level 74
Dec 8, 2014
Accept Javanese for "Indonesian" please
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Level 37
Jul 22, 2021
I'm sorry but Javanese is not Indonesian but it's a part of Indonesian language.