Indonesian

E21742

Austronesian language Malayic language national language official language standardized language

Indonesian is the standardized form of the Malay language used as the national and administrative language of Indonesia.

Aliases (4)

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Austronesian language → Malayic language → national language → official language → standardized language →
closelyRelatedTo	Malay → Standard Malay →
country	Indonesia →
hasAlternativeName	Bahasa Indonesia → Indonesian Malay →
hasLoanwordsFrom	Arabic → Chinese → Dutch → English → Portuguese → Sanskrit →
hasMorphologicalFeature	extensive use of affixation → predominantly agglutinative morphology →
hasPhonologicalFeature	simple vowel system →
hasStandardForm	Bahasa Baku Indonesia →
hasSyntacticFeature	basic SVO word order →
hasWritingStandard	Ejaan Yang Disempurnakan →
ISO639-1Code	id →
ISO639-2Code	ind →
ISO639-3Code	ind →
languageBranch	Malayo-Polynesian languages →
languageFamily	Austronesian languages →
languageGroup	Malayic languages →
macrolanguageMemberOf	Malay macrolanguage →
nationalLanguageOf	Indonesia →
nativeName	Bahasa Indonesia →
officialLanguageOf	Indonesia →
primaryRegion	Indonesia → Southeast Asia →
recognizedMinorityLanguageIn	East Timor →
regulator	Badan Bahasa →
standardBasedOn	Classical Malay → Riau Malay →
subclassOf	Malay language →
usedAsFirstLanguageBy	part of the population of Indonesia →
usedAsLinguaFrancaIn	Indonesia →
usedAsSecondLanguageBy	many residents of Indonesia →
usedInEducationIn	Indonesia →
usedInGovernmentIn	Indonesia →
usedInMediaIn	Indonesia →
usedInOrganization	Association of Southeast Asian Nations →
usesAlphabet	Indonesian alphabet →
writingDirection	left-to-right →
writingSystem	Latin script →

Referenced by (37)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Gorontalo → Indonesia → Jambi → Java → Lampung → Maluku Islands → Manado → Surabaya → West Java →	officialLanguage
Banjarmasin → Cirebon → Jakarta → Makassar → Palembang → Yogyakarta →	languageUsed
Indonesian ("Bahasa Indonesia") → Indonesian ("Indonesian Malay") →	hasAlternativeName
Modern Javanese → Tetum →	influencedBy
Google Translate →	availableLanguage
Modern Javanese ("Indonesian language") →	coexistsWith
Asian New Zealander →	hasAncestry
Wiktionary →	hasEditionInLanguage
Lombok →	hasLanguage
Wikinews ("Indonesian Wikinews") →	hasLanguageEdition
Armand →	hasLanguageOfUse
Malayic languages ("Indonesian language") →	hasMember
Riau →	hasOfficialLanguage
Wikiversity →	hasVersionInLanguage
Voice of America →	languageOfWorkOrName
Medan →	languageSpoken
Tetum →	lexicalBorrowingFrom
Malay →	macrolanguageOf
Malayic languages ("Indonesian language") →	majorLanguage
Indonesian ("Bahasa Indonesia") →	nativeName
Timor-Leste →	recognizedLanguage
Malayic languages ("Indonesian language") →	standardVarietyOf