# Asia Tenggara

Asia Tenggara| Kar geopolitikal Asia Tenggara, nyengkaum New Guinea Barat, ti bepalan ba Oceania nitihka geografi |
| Pemesai | 4,545,792 km2 (1,755,140 bt2) |
| Pemayuh mensia | 675,796,065 (3rd) |
| Penias mensia | 135.6/km2 (351/sq mi) |
| GDP (PPP) | $9.727 trilion |
| GDP (nominal) | $3.317 trilion (exchange rate) |
| GDP per capita | $5,017 (exchange rate) |
| HDI |  0.723 |
| Raban bansa | * **Orang Asal (Asia Tenggara)** Austronesia, Austroasiatik, Negrito, Sino-Tibet, enggau Orang Tai
* **Orang Asia Timur **Orang Asia Selatan**
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| Pengarap | Animisme, Buddha, Kristian, Konfusianisme, Hindu, Islam, Pengarap Lama Tai, Taoisme, and Pengarap Lama Vietnam |
| Demonym | Southeast Asian |
| Menua |
11
* Brunei
* Filipina
* Indonesia
* Kemboja
* Laos
* Malaysia
* Myanmar
* Singapura
* Thailand
* Timor Leste
* Vietnam
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| Dependencies | Templat:Country data Christmas Island
Templat:Country data Cocos (Keeling) Islands |
| Jaku |
Jaku Resmi
* Burma
* Inggeris
* Tagalog
* Khmer
* Lao
* Indonesia
* Melayu
* Mandarin
* Portugis
* Tamil
* Tetum
* Thai
* Vietnam

Jaku Bukai
* **Afro-Asiatik**: Arab
* **Austroasiatik**:
	+ Mon
	+ Khmer
	+ Vietnamese
	+ Jaku-jaku Orang Asli
* **Austronesian**:

	+ Jawa
	+ Sunda
	+ Madura
	+ Minangkabau
	+ Bugis
	+ Aceh
	+ Batak
	+ Banjar
	+ Bali
	+ Tagalog
	+ Tetum
	+ Cebuano
	+ Ilocano
	+ Hiligaynon
	+ Waray
	+ Kapampangan
	+ Pangasinan
	+ Bikol
	+ Masbateño
	+ Cham
	+ Iban
	+ Bidayuh
	+ Dusun
	+ Kadazan
	+ Lun Bawang/Lundayeh
	+ Moken
* **Kreol**:

	+ Betawi
	+ Melayu Ambon
	+ Chavacano
	+ Tok Pisin
	+ Kristang
* **Dravidian**:

	+ Tamil
	+ Telugu
	+ Malayalam
* **Great Andamanese**:

	+ Aka-Jeru (Present Great Andamanese)
* **Indo-European**:

	+ Bengali
	+ English
	+ French
	+ Persian
	+ Portuguese
	+ Spanish
	+ Hindi/Urdu
	+ Dutch
	+ Sinhala
	+ Rohingya
* **Ongan**:

	+ Onge
	+ Jarawa
	+ Sentinelese ?
* **Tai–Kadai**:

	+ Thai
	+ Lao
	+ Shan
* **Sino-Tibetan**:

	+ Burmese
	+ Rakhine
	+ Karen
	+ Mandarin
	+ Cantonese
	+ Min
	+ Hakka
* Languages of Asia – All of the languages of Asia
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| Zon jam | 5 time zones* + **UTC+5:30**: Andaman and Nicobar Islands
	+ **UTC+6:30**: Cocos (Keeling) Islands • Myanmar
	+ **UTC+7:00**: Cambodia • Christmas Island • Indonesia • Laos • Thailand • Vietnam
	+ **UTC+8:00**: Brunei • Indonesia • Malaysia • Philippines • Singapore
	+ **UTC+9:00**: East Timor • Indonesia
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| Internet TLD | .bn, .id, .kh, .la, .mm, .my, .ph, .sg, .th, .tl, .vn |
| Kod pengangau | Zone 6, 8 & 9 |
| Largest cities |
Capital cities
* Bandar Seri Begawan
* Phnom Penh
* Jakarta
* Vientiane
* Kuala Lumpur
* Nay Pyi Daw
* Templat:Country data Philippines Manila
* Singapore
* Bangkok
* Templat:Country data East Timor Dili
* Hanoi

Largest cities
* Bandung
* Bekasi
* Bangkok
* Can Tho
* Da Lat
* Da Nang
* Templat:Country data Philippines Cebu City
* Templat:Country data Philippines Davao City
* Denpasar
* Depok
* George Town
* Hanoi
* Hai Phong
* Ho Chi Minh City
* Jakarta
* Kuala Lumpur
* Johor Bahru
* Makassar
* Templat:Country data Philippines Manila
* Medan
* Palembang
* Templat:Country data Philippines Quezon City
* Semarang
* Singapore
* Surabaya
* Tangerang
* Yangon
* Yogyakarta
* Banda Aceh
* Padang
* Ambon, Maluku
* Jayapura
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| Kod UN M49 | `035` – South-eastern Asia `142` – Asia `001` – World |

**Asia Tenggara** nya pelilih menua geografi ti bepalan ba tenggara benua Asia, ti nyengkaum selatan China, subbenua India tenggara enggau barat laut Australia. Asia Tenggara ngembuan adan enggau Asia Timur ba utara, Asia Selatan enggau Teluk Bengal ba barat, Oceania enggau Tasik Pasifik ba timur, enggau Australia enggau Tasik Hindi ba selatan. Kelimpah ari Menua Tasik Hindi British enggau dua ari 26 pulau karang Maldives ba Asia Selatan, Asia Tenggara nya semina pelilih menua ba Asia ti bepalan ba Hemisfer Selatan. Tebal agi kandang endur nya agi ba Hemisfer Utara. Mina menua Timor Leste enggau bagi menua selatan Indonesia aja ke nyadi kandang menua selatan Ekuator.

## Definisyen

### Bagi politik

Kar politik Asia Tenggara
#### Menua

| Menua
 | Pemesai (km2)
 | Pemayuh mensia (2025)
 | Pemadat (/km2)
 | IPM (2021)
 | Indu menua
 |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
|  Brunei
 | 5,765
 | 455,500
 | 77
 | 0.829
 | Bandar Seri Begawan
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|  Kemboja
 | 181,035
 | 17,577,760
 | 92
 | 0.593
 | Phnom Penh
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|  Indonesia
 | 1,904,569
 | 284,438,782
 | 144
 | 0.728
 | Jakarta
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|  Laos
 | 236,800
 | 7,647,000
 | 31
 | 0.607
 | Vientiane
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|  Malaysia
 | 329,847
 | 34,231,700
 | 102
 | 0.803
 | Kuala Lumpur \*
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|  Myanmar
 | 676,578
 | 51,316,756
 | 80
 | 0.585
 | Nay Pyi Taw
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|  Filipina
 | 300,000
 | 114,123,600
 | 380
 | 0.710
 | Manila
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|  Singapore
 | 719.2
 | 6,110,200
 | 8,261
 | 0.939
 | Singapura
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|  Thailand
 | 513,120
 | 65,859,640
 | 140
 | 0.800
 | Bangkok
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|  Timor Leste
 | 14,874
 | 1,391,221
 | 89
 | 0.607
 | Dili
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|  Vietnam
 | 331,210
 | 101,343,800
 | 294
 | 0.703
 | Hanoi
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\* Palan administrayen ba Putrajaya.

## Nota

## Kereban sanding

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