Cantonese被聯合國正式定義為語言

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Asia and the Pacific
Includes East Asia, South Central Asia, South-East Asia and Oceania
  
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Afghanistan
Official Languages = Pashto, Dari
Leadingy languages in daily use = Pashto, Dari, Hazaragi, Uzbek, Aimaq


Armenia
Official Languages = Armenian
Leadingy languages in daily use = Armenian, Azerbaijani, Russian, Kurdish, Ukrainian


Australia
Official Languages = English
Leadingy languages in daily use = English, Italian, Greek, Cantonese, Arabic


Azerbaijan
Official Languages = Azeri
Leadingy languages in daily use = Azeri, Russian, Turkish, English, French


Bangladesh
Official Languages = Bangla
Leadingy languages in daily use = Bangla, English, Urdu, Sylheti, Hindi


Bhutan
Official Languages = Dzongkha
Leadingy languages in daily use = Dzongkha, Nepali, Scharchup, Kebumtamp, Gurtu


Cambodia
Official Languages = Khmer
Leadingy languages in daily use = Khmer, Vietnamese, Chinese


China
Official Languages = Mandarin
Leading Languages in daily use = Mandarin, Cantonese, Xiang, Min, Hakka


Georgia
Official Languages = Georgian
Leadingy languages in daily use = Georgian, Mingrelian, Armenian, Russian, Azeri


Hong Kong SAR
Official Languages = ----.
Leading Languages in daily use = Cantonese, Min Nan, English, Vietnamese


India
Official Languages = Assamese, Bengali, English (Associate), Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Kashmiri, Konkani, Malayalan, Manipuri, Marathi, Nepali, Oriya, Punjabi, Sanskrit, Sindhi, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu
Leadingy languages in daily use = Hindi, Bengali, Telugu, Marathi, Tamil


Indonesia
Official Languages = Bahasa, Indonesian
Leadingy languages in daily use = Javanese, Bahasa, Malay, Madura, Minang, Indonesian


Iran (Islamic Rep. of)
Official Languages = Farsi
Leadingy languages in daily use = Farsi, Azeri, Kurdish, Arabic, Baluchi


Japan
Official Languages = Japanese
Leading Languages in daily use = Japanese


Kazakhstan
Official Languages = Kazakh
Leadingy languages in daily use = Kazakh, Russian, Uzbek, Uigur, German


Korea (Dem.People’s Rep.)
Official Languages = Korean
Leadingy Languages in daily use = Korean


Korea (Rep. of)
Official Languages = Korean
Leading Languages in daily use = Korean


Kyrgyzstan
Official Languages = Kirghiz
Leadingy languages in daily use = Kirghiz, Russian, Uzbek, Ukrainian, Tatar


Lao People’s Dem. Rep.
Official Languages = Lao
Leadingy languages in daily use = Lao, Khmu, Tai, Hmong, So


Malaysia
Official Languages = Malay
Leadingy languages in daily use = Malay, Chinese, Tamil, Javanese, English


Mongolia
Official Languages = Mongolian
Leading Languages in daily use = Mongolian, Kalmyk, Kazakh, Buriat, Chinese


Myanmar
Official Languages = Burmese
Leadingy languages in daily use = Burmese, Karen, Shan, Arakanese, Chinese


Nauru
Official Languages = English
Leadingy languages in daily use = Nauruan, English


Nepal
Official Languages = Nepalese
Leadingy languages in daily use = Nepali, Maithali, Bhojpuri, Tharu, Tamang


New Zealand
Official Languages = English, Maori
Leadingy languages in daily use = English, Maori, Samoan, Cantonese, Mandarin


Niue
Official Languages = English, Niuean
Leadingy languages in daily use = Niuean, English


Pakistan
Official Languages = Urdu, English
Leadingy languages in daily use = Urdu, Pashto, Punjabi, Sindhi, Baluchi


Papua New Guinea
Official Languages = English
Leadingy languages in daily use = Pidgin-English, Motu


Philippines
Official Languages = Tagalog, English
Leadingy languages in daily use = Tagalog, Cebuano, Ilocano, Bicolano, Waray


Samoa
Official Languages = Samoan, English
Leadingy languages in daily use = Samoan, English, French, Tokelauan


Singapore
Official Languages = Chinese, English, Malay, Tamil.
Leadingy languages in daily use = Chinese, Malay, English, Tamil, Thai


Sri Lanka
Official Languages = English, Sinhala, Tamil
Leadingy languages in daily use = Sinhala, Tamil, English, Malay


Tajikistan
Official Languages = Tajik
Leadingy languages in daily use = Tajik, Uzbek, Russian, Tatar, Kirghiz


Thailand
Official Languages = Thai
Leadingy languages in daily use = Thai, Malay, Chinese, Khmer, Karen


Turkmenistan
Official Languages = Turkmen
Leadingy languages in daily use = Turkmen, Russian, Uzbek, Kazakh


Uzbekistan
Official Languages = Uzbek
Leadingy languages in daily use = Uzbek, Russian, Kazakh, Tatar, Karakalpak


Viet Nam
Official Languages = Vietnamese
Leadingy languages in daily use = Vietnamese, Tai, Muong, Nung, Chinese

stamley

...有中文的不?

williamhe

原来Australia同newZealand都好多讲cantonese噶，呵呵

TAELS

早就要喇，Cantonese系中国常用语言中，唯一与官方语言Mandarin一样，有自己独立嘅一套拼写同发音标准嘅语言。

Mutia

印尼是Bahasa Indonesia喔~~~~~嘿嘿~~

剑走偏锋

吾明。。。