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Myanmar (Burma)

Region:Asia
Capital:
Population:42,720,196
Area (sq km):676,577
FIPS Country Code:BM
ISO Country Code:MM
GRN Office:

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Map of Myanmar (Burma)

Languages and dialects spoken in Myanmar (Burma)

This list shows the primary names of the languages and dialects.

This list shows all known languages and dialects whether or not any materials are available. (Icons indicate those with recordings available.)

Found 353 language names. Showing items 1 to 100.

Achang: Husa Recorded language

Achang: Maingtha

Ahirani: Jalgaon Recorded language

Akeu Recorded language

Akha Recorded language

Akha: Ako

Akha: Asong

Akha: Thailand Recorded language

Anal Recorded language

Anal: Laizo

Anal: Mulsum Recorded language

Anal: Pakan Recorded language

Anong Recorded language

Anong: Cholo

Anong: Gwaza

Anong: Miko

Anu

Arakan Recorded language

Bangla: Sylheti Recorded language

Bawm Recorded language

Bishnupria Recorded language

Bishnupria: Manipuri Recorded language

Bisu Recorded language

Blang: Blang-Shan Recorded language

Blang: Burao

Blang: Kem Degne

Blang: Phang

Bonjugi Recorded language

Burmese Recorded language

Burmese: Beik Recorded language

Burmese: Bomang

Burmese: Danu

Burmese: Muslim

Burmese: Palaw

Burmese: Yaw Recorded language

Chak Recorded language

Chakma: Daingnet

Chin, Asho Recorded language

Chin, Asho: Chittagong

Chin, Asho: Kungsu

Chin, Asho: Lai

Chin, Asho: Lemyo

Chin, Asho: Minbu

Chin, Asho: Sandoway

Chin, Asho: Sung Tu Recorded language

Chin, Asho: Thayetmyo

Chin, Bualkhaw

Chin, Dai Recorded language

Chin, Dai: Shiip Daai

Chin, Dai: Yet

Chin, Dai: Yindu Daar

Chinese: Dai Recorded language

Chin, Falam

Chin, Falam: Chari Chong

Chin, Falam: Chorai Recorded language

Chin, Falam: Halam

Chin, Falam: Kalai

Chin, Falam: Khualshim Recorded language

Chin, Falam: Laizo Recorded language

Chin, Falam: Langkai Recorded language

Chin, Falam: Lente Recorded language

Chin, Falam: Tashon

Chin, Falam: Zahao

Chin, Falam: Zanniat Recorded language

Chin, Haka: Klangklang

Chin, Haka: Sumsi Recorded language

Chin, Haka: Zokhua

Chin, Hakha Recorded language

Chin, Khumi Recorded language

Chin, Khumi Awa Recorded language

Chin, Khumi: Bangladesh Recorded language

Chin, Khumi: Khami

Chin, Khumi: Khimi

Chin, Khumi: Lemi Recorded language

Chin, Khumi: Qengcaa Recorded language

Chin, Khumi: Yindi Recorded language

Chin: Lautu Recorded language

Chin, Mara: Hlawthai

Chin, Mara: Sabeu

Chin, Mara: Tlongsai

Chin, Mro Recorded language

Chin, Mun Recorded language

Chin, Mun: Nitu

Chin, Ngawn Recorded language

Chin, Senthang Recorded language

Chin, Siyin Recorded language

Chin, Tedim Recorded language

Chin, Tedim: Kamhau

Chin, Tedim: Sokte

Chin, Thado: Baite

Chin, Thado: Changsen

Chin, Thado: Hawkip

Chin, Thado: Jangshen

Chin, Thado: Kaokeep

Chin, Thado: Khongzai

Chin, Thado: Kipgen

Chin, Thado: Langiung

Chin, Thado: Sairang

Chin, Thado: Thangngen

Chin, Thor Recorded language

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