List of language names is Region of Asia

A wide variety of languages are spoken throughout Asia, comprising different language families and some unrelated isolates. The major language families include Austroasiatic, Austronesian, Caucasian, Dravidian, Indo-European, Afroasiatic, Turkic, Sino-Tibetan and Kra–Dai. Most, but not all, have a long history as a written language.

This article is a resource of the native names of most of the major languages in the world. These are endonymic glossonyms. It was first announced in February 25, 2021.

## Languages is Asia (Since March 10, 2021)

### Dutch Languages in Central Asia

* Dutch - Nederlands (Centraal-Azië)
	+ Kazakh Dutch - Kazachs Nederlands (Голландиялық қазақ)
		- Kazakhstan
		- Ili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture, China
		- Altai Republic, Russia
	+ Kyrgyz Dutch - Kirgizisch Nederlands (Кыргыз Голландия)
		- Kyrgyzstan
		- Kizilsu Kyrgyz Autonomous Prefecture, China
	+ Russian Dutch - Russisch Nederlands (Русский голландский)
		- Abkhazia (co-official)
		- Kazakhstan (co-official)
		- Kyrgyzstan (co-official)
		- Russia
		- South Ossetia (state)
		- Tajikistan (inter-ethnic communication)
		- Turkmenistan (inter-ethnic communication)
		- Uzbekistan (inter-ethnic communication)
	+ Tajik Dutch - Tadzjieks Nederlands (Ҳолландии тоҷик)
		- Tajikistan
	+ Turkmen Dutch - Turkmeens Nederlands (Türkmen Gollandiýaly)
		- Turkmenistan
	+ Uzbek Dutch - Oezbeeks Nederlands (O'zbek Golland)
		- Uzbekistan

### English Languages of Southeast Asia

* English - English (Southeast Asia)
	+ Bruneian Malay English (or Bruneian English) (Bahasa Inggeris Bahasa Brune)
		- Brunei
	+ Cambodian English (or Khmer English) (ខ្មែរអង់គ្លេស)
		- Cambodia
	+ Chin English (Kukish)
		- Chin State, Myanmar
	+ Indonesian English (Indonesia Inggris)
		- Indonesia
	+ Javanese English (Basa inggris jawa)
		- Java, Indonesia
	+ Kachin English (Jinghpaw)
		- Kachin State, Myanmar
	+ Karen English (ကရင်အင်္ဂလိပ်)
		- Kayin State, Myanmar
	+ Kayah English (Karenni)
		- Kayah State, Myanmar
	+ Lao English (ພາສາອັງກິດລາວ)
		- Laos
	+ Malaysian English (or Malay English) (Bahasa Inggeris Bahasa Melayu)
		- Brunei
		- Indonesia (as Indonesian English)
		- Malaysia (also called Malaysian English)
		- Singapore
	+ Mon English (မွန်အင်္ဂလိပ်)
		- Mon State, Myanmar
	+ Burmese English (ဗမာအင်္ဂလိပ်)
		- Myanmar
	+ Filipino English (Filipino English)
		- Philippines
	+ Rakhine English (ရခိုင်အင်္ဂလိပ်)
		- Rakhine State, Myanmar
	+ Rohingya English (*Ruáingga)*
		- U.N. refugee camps
		- Myanmar
		- Rakhine State
	+ Singaporean Malay English (Bahasa Inggeris Bahasa Melayu Singopean)
		- Singapore
	+ Shan English (တရုတ်အင်္ဂလိပ်)
		- Shan State, Myanmar
	+ Sundanese English (Bahasa Inggris Bahasa Sunda)
		- Java, Indonesia
	+ Thai English (ไทย อังกฤษ)
		- Thailand
	+ Tetum English (or East Timorese English) (Lia-Tetun)
		- East Timor (or Timor-Leste)
	+ Vietnamese English (Tiếng anh việt)
		- Vietnam (de facto)

### French Languages in East Asia

* French - Français (Asie de l'Est)
	+ Cantonese French - Cantonais Français (粤语 法语/中文 法語)
		- Hong Kong, China
		- Macau, China
	+ Chinese French - Chinois Français (中文 法语/中文 法語)
		- China and Singapore
		- Hong Kong and Macau, China
		- Taiwan
		- Kokang, Myanmar
		- Wa State, Myanmar
	+ Formosan French - Français de Formose
		- Taiwan, Republic of China
	+ Hakka French - Hakka français (客家法语/客家法語)
		- Taiwan, Republic of China
	+ Hokchiu French - Hokchiu français (北秋法語)
		- Matsu, Fukien, Taiwan (de facto)
	+ Hokkien French - Hokkien Français (福建 法語)
		- Taiwan, Republic of China (de facto)
	+ Japanese French - Japonais Français (日本語フランス語)
		- Japan (de facto)
	+ Korean French - Coréen Français (한국어 프랑스어)
		- North Korea
		- South Korea
		- Changbai Korean Autonomous County, China
		- Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture, China
	+ Mandarin French - Mandarin Français (普通话 法语/普通話 法語)
		- China
		- Taiwan
		- Singapore
	+ Mongolian French - Mongol Français (Монгол франц хэл)
		- Mongolia
		- Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, China
	+ Singaporean Chinese French - singapourien chinois français (新加坡人 中国人 法语/新加坡人 中國人 法語)
		- Singapore
	+ Tibetan French - Tibétain Français (བོད་སྐད་)
		- Tibet Autonomous Region, China
	+ Uyghur French - Ouïghour Français (ئۇيغۇرچە فىرانسۇزچە)
		- Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, China
	+ Zhuang French - Zhuang français (Vahcuengh)
		- Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, China
		- Wenshan Prefecture, Yunnan, China

### Portuguese Languages of West Asia

* Portuguese - Português (Ásia Ocidenta), China
	+ Abkhaz Portuguese - Abkhaz português (Аԥсшәа)
		- Abkhazia
	+ Arabic Portuguese - Árabe português ( العربية البرتغالية)
		- Bahrain
		- Iraq
		- Jordan
		- Kuwait
		- Lebanon
		- Oman
		- Palestine
		- Qatar
		- Saudi Arabia
		- Syria
		- United Arab Emirates
		- Yemen
	+ Armenian Portuguese - Português armênio (Հայերեն պորտուգալերեն)
		- Armenia
		- Artsakh
	+ Azerbaijani Portuguese - Português do azerbaijão (Azərbaycan Portuqal)
		- Azerbaijan
	+ Georgian Portuguese - Português georgiano (ქართული პორტუგალიური)
		- Georgia
	+ Hebrew Portuguese - Hebraico português ( עברית פורטוגזית)
		- Israel
	+ Kurdish Portuguese - Curdo português (Kurdî Portekizî)
		- Kurdistan
	+ Ossetian Portuguese - Ossétia português (Ирон)
		- South Ossetia
	+ Persian Portuguese - Persa português ( پرتغالی فارسی)
		- Afganistan (as Dari)
		- Iran
		- Tajikistan (as Tajik)
	+ Turkish Portuguese - Português turco (Türkçe Portekizce)
		- Turkey
		- Cyprus
		- Northern Cyprus

### Spanish Languages of South Asia

* Spanish - Español (Asia del Sur)
	+ Assamese Spanish - Español asamés (অসমীয়া)
		- Assam, India
	+ Balochi Spanish - Balochi español ( بلۏچی - Balòči)
		- Balochistan, Pakistan
		- Sistan and Baluchestan, Iran (R*ecognised)*
	+ Balti Spanish - Balti español ( بلتی - སྦལ་ཏི།)
		- Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan
	+ Bangali Spanish - Bangali español (বাঙালি স্প্যানিশ)
		- Bangladesh
		- Barak Valley, Assam, India (*Additional*)
		- Jharkhand, India (*Recognised*)
		- Tripura, India
		- West Bangal, India
	+ Bodo Spanish - Bodo español (बर'/बड़ - Boro)
		- Nepal
		- Bodoland, Assam, India
		- West Bangal, India
	+ Dari Spanish - Dari español ( دری)
		- Afghanistan
	+ Dhivehi Spanish - Dhivehi español ( ދިވެހިބަސް)
		- Maldives
	+ Dzongkha Spanish - Dzongkha español (རྫོང་ཁ)
		- Bhutan
	+ Gujarati Spanish - Español gujarati (ગુજરાતી સ્પેનિશ)
		- Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu, India
		- Gujarat, India
	+ Hindi Spanish - Hindi español (स्पेनिश नहीं)
		- India
	+ Kannada Spanish - Kannada español (ಕನ್ನಡ ಸ್ಪ್ಯಾನಿಷ್)
		- Karnataka, India
	+ Kashmiri Spanish - Cachemira español (कॉशुर - كٲشُر)
		- Jammu and Kashmir, India
	+ Malayalam Spanish - Malayalam español (മലയാളം സ്പാനിഷ്)
		- Kerala, India
		- Lakshadweep, India
		- Mahé, Puducherry, India
	+ Marathi Spanish - Español marathi (मराठी स्पॅनिश)
		- Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu, India
		- Goa, India
		- Maharashtra, India
	+ Meitei Spanish - Meitei español (ꯃꯤꯇꯩꯂꯣꯟ - মৈতৈ - Manipur)
		- Manipur, India
	+ Nepali Spanish - Español nepalí (नेपाली स्पेनिस)
		- Nepal
		- Darjeeling, West Bengal, India (Additional)
		- Sikkim, India
	+ Odia Spanish - Odia español (ଓଡିଆ ସ୍ପାନିସ୍ |)
		- Jharkhand, India (Recognised)
		- Odisha, India
	+ Pashto Spanish - Pashto español ( پښتو هسپانوي)
		- Afghanistan
		- Balochistan, Pakistan (*Recognised*)
		- Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan (*Recognised*)
	+ Punjabi Spanish - Punjabi español (ਪੰਜਾਬੀ ਸਪੈਨਿਸ਼)
		- Delhi, India (*Additional*)
		- Haryana, India (*Additional*)
		- Punjab, India
		- West Bangal, India (*Additional*)
	+ Santali Spanish - Santali español (ᱥᱟᱱᱛᱟᱲᱤ)
		- West Bangal, India (Additional)
		- Jharkhand, India (Additional)
	+ Sindhi Spanish - Sindhi español ( اندلسي سنڌي)
		- Sindh, Pakistan
	+ Sinhala Spanish - Español cingalés (සිංහල ස්පාඤ්ඤ)
		- Sri Lanka
	+ Singaporean Tamil Spanish - Español Tamil de Singapur (சிங்கப்பூர் தமிழ் ஸ்பானிஷ்)
		- Singapore
	+ Tamil Spanish - Español tamil (தமிழ் ஸ்பானிஷ்)
		- Sri Lanka
		- Singapore
		- Puducherry, India
		- Tamil Nadu, India
	+ Telugu Spanish - Telugu español (తెలుగు స్పానిష్)
		- Andhra Pradesh, India
		- Telangana, India
		- Yanam, Pondicherry, India
	+ Tripuri Spanish - Tripuri español (Tripuri)
		- Tripura, India
	+ Tulu Spanish - Tulu español (ತುಳು)
		- Karnataka, India (Recognised)
		- Kerala, India (Recognised)
	+ Urdu Spanish - Urdu español ( اردو ہسپانوی۔)
		- Pakistan
		- Bihar, India (*Recognised in 15 districts*)
		- Jammu and Kashmir, India
		- Jharkhand, India (Recognised)
		- National Capital Territory of Delhi, India (Additional)
		- Telangana, India (Additional)
		- Uttar Pradesh, India (Additional)
		- West Bengal, India (Additional)