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malayo
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lengua oficial de Malasia, Indonesia, Singapur y Brunei
Malay is a macrolanguage that forms the basis for the official languages of Malaysia and Indonesia, making it one of the most widely spoken languages in Southeast Asia. It matters because it serves as the primary language for communication, government, and daily life for hundreds of millions of people across the region.
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El malayo es un idioma (o un conjunto de idiomas) oral y escrito empleado principalmente en el sudeste de Asia, conocido localmente como bahasa melayu. El indonesio (bahasa indonesia) es una variedad de malayo estandarizada y aprobada como lengua oficial en Indonesia, al igual que el malasio (bahasa malaysia) es la variedad de malayo estandarizada y una lengua oficial en la Federación de Malasia, la República de Singapur y el Estado de Brunéi Darussalam.
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