What languages are spoken in Northern Asia?

Answer 1

it depends on what country they are from. .

Asia is a continent, not just one country, and therefore many languages are spoken there. There are countries in Asia: in China, Mandarin or Cantonese is spoken; Korea has Korean, Japan-Japanese and so on.

Chinese, japanese, Vietnamese,

Many oriental languages are spoken but Asia covers Russia, India, various island groups, in fact there is a huge variance in languages spoken.
China, Chinese

Japan,Japanese

Sri Lanka, Sinhala

India, Hindi

Pakistan,Urdu

Russian, Spanish

Maldiives, English

Afghanistan, Hindi

and the most common languages are Hindi, English, Japanese and Chinese.
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Chinese is the Asia's
Asia is the largest continent in the world and so the language varies from country to country. In china the primary language is Chinese Mandarin, in Russia people speak Russian, in Turkey people speak Turkish e.t.c. e.t.c.
Because Asia, a continent, is composed of a number of countries, each with a slightly different culture and history, there are many different languages used in Asia.
Throughout the world, there are around 6,500 languages, many of which are spoken in Asia. No single language is spoken in Asia, but the most common are Mandarin Chinese, Arabic, Hindi, Urdu, Japanese, Korean, Indonesian, Malay, Russian and Thai, not in that order.
There is no one language that would be called the Asian Language. People in Asia speak many, many different languages. The most spoken languages in Asia are Chinese, Russian, Japanese, Hindi, Punjabi, Korean etc.
There is no one single language spoken in all Asian countries, just as Europe, for example, does not have a single language.

For example, Chinese is spoken in China, Japanese in Japan and so forth...
Japanese Chinese Cantonese Indian language and many more
There are a wide variety of languages spoken in Asia. These include Russian, Turkish, Korean, Arabic, as well as Chechen.

Answer 2

Below are the ranking based on number of speaker

• Mandarin Chinese
• Hindi
• Arabic
• Malay language (in Indonesian dialect/Malaysian dialect)
• Bengali
• Javanese
• Vietnamese
• Korean
• Cantonese Chinese
• Wei Chinese
• Thai
• English

Answer 3

Asia is a vast continent, and many languages are spoken by its various nations and ethnic groups. Among some of the main ones must be the various dialects of Chinese, and the various languages spoken in India. The Turkic-based languages are also heavily represented.

Answer 4

Official and Spoken Languages of Countries in Asia and the Middle East.

List of official, national and spoken languages of Asia, Central Asia

and the Middle East.

Asian Countries

Country Official and national Languages Other spoken Languages

Afghanistan Pashtu (Pushtu), Dari Persian other Turkic and minor languages.

Armenia Armenian (Hayeren) is an independent, one-language subgroup within the Indo-European language family.

The unique Armenian alphabet, which consists of 39 characters, was created in 405 AD by a monk named Mesrop Mashtots. Russian widely used

Azerbaijan Azerbaijani (Azeri; a Turkic language of the Altaic family) 89% Russian 3%, Armenian 2%, other 6%

Bahrain Arabic (Arabiyya) English, Farsi, Urdu

Bangladesh Bengali (Bangla) English

Bhutan Bhutanese (Dzongkha) The Bhotes (the principal ethnic majority 50%) speak various Tibetan dialects like Tshanglakha and Khenkha, Nepalese speak various Nepalese dialects like Lhotsamkha.

Brunei Darussalam Malay, English Chinese

Cambodia Khmer spoken by more than 95% of the population (Khmer language is influenced by spoken and written Thai) some French still spoken, English increasingly popular as a second language.

China Putonghua (Mandarin) Wu (spoken in Shanghai), Yue (Cantonese) and other Chinese dialects like Min, Hakka (Kejia), Gan and Xiang.

Cyprus Greek, Turkish English

Georgia Georgian Russian, Armenian, Azeri and other. note: Abkhaz is the official language in Abkhazia.

India Hindi, English (the most important language for national, political, and commercial communication) Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Kashmiri, Malayalam, Marathi, Oriya, Panjabi, Sanskrit, Sindhi, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu

Indonesia Bahasa Indonesia (official, modified form of Malay) English, Dutch, local dialects, the most widely spoken of which is Javanese.

Iran Persian and Persian dialects 58% (Farsi) Turkic dialects 26%, Kurdish 9%, Luri 2%, Balochi 1%, Arabic

Iraq Arabic (Arabiyya), Kurdish (official since 8 March 2004) Assyrian (Syriac-Aramaic), Armenian, Turcoman

Israel Hebrew (Ivrit), Arabic Yiddish, Ladino, Judeo-Arabic, Judeo-Tat, Judeo-Berber, English - is the major foreign language.

Japan Japanese (Nihongo) Ryukyuan Languages

Jordan Arabic (Arabiyya) English widely understood among upper and middle classes.

Kazakhstan Kazakh (Qazaq, state language) 64.4%, Russian (official, used in everyday business, designated the "language of interethnic communication") 95%

Korea (North) Korean (Choso'nmal or Choson'o)

Korea (South) Korean (Hangungmal); Korean is written in Hangeul, the Korean alphabet. English widely taught in junior high and high school.

Kuwait Arabic (Arabiyya) English widely spoken.

Kyrgyzstan Kyrgyz, Russian note: in December 2001, the Kyrgyzstani legislature made Russian an official language, equal in status to Kyrgyz.

Laos Lao French, English, and various ethnic languages

Lebanon Arabic (Arabiyya) French, English, Armenian

Macau Putonghua (Mandarin), Portuguese everyone speaks Yue Chinese (Cantonese), English is used as a "working language".

Malaysia Bahasa Melayu English, Chinese dialects, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Panjabi, Thai; note: in addition, in East Malaysia several indigenous languages are spoken, the largest are Iban and Kadazan.

Maldives Maldivian Dhivehi (dialect of Sinhala, script derived from Arabic) English spoken by most government officials.

Mongolia Khalkha Mongol (a branch of the Altaic family) Turkic, Russian

Myanmar (Burma) Burmese 135 minority ethnic groups have their own languages.

Nepal Nepali (official and lingua franca of the country) 90% sixty ethnic groups, who speak seventy different dialects and eleven major languages like Tibeto-Burman, Lhotsamkha, Nepalbhasa, Tamang languages; minorities Bhutanese (Dzongkha), Tibetan languages, possibly Chinese dialects. note: many in government and business also speak English

Oman Arabic (Arabiyya) English, Baluchi, Urdu, Indian dialects.

Palestine Arabic (Arabiyya), Hebrew (Ivrit, spoken by Israeli settlers and many Palestinians) English (widely understood)

Pakistan Urdu 8%, English (official and "lingua franca" of Pakistani elite and most government ministries) Punjabi 48%, Sindhi 12%, Siraiki (a Punjabi variant) 10%, Pashtu 8%, Balochi 3%, Hindko 2%, Brahui 1%, Burushaski, and other 8%

Philippines Filipino (based on Tagalog) and English. Filipino is the national language. English is also widely used and is the medium of instruction in higher education. Major dialects: Tagalog, Cebuano, Ilocan, Hiligaynon or Ilonggo, Bicol, Waray, Pampango, and Pangasinense.

Qatar Arabic (Arabiyya) English commonly used as a second language.

Saudi Arabia Arabic (Arabiyya)

Singapore Chinese, Malay, Tamil, English

Sri Lanka Sinhala (official and national language) 74%, Tamil (national language) 18% other 8% note: English is commonly used in government and is spoken competently by about 10% of the population.

Syria Arabic (Arabiyya) Kurdish, Armenian, Aramaic, Circassian widely understood; French, English somewhat understood.

Taiwan Chinese Mandarin (PuTongHua) Taiwanese (Min), Hakka dialects.

Tajikistan Tajik Russian widely used in government and business.

Thailand Thai English (secondary language of the elite), ethnic and regional dialects

Timor-Leste Tetum, Portuguese Indonesian, English; note: there are about 16 indigenous languages; Tetum, Galole, Mambae, and Kemak are spoken by significant numbers of people.

Turkey Turkish (türkçe) Kurdish, Arabic, Armenian, Greek

Turkmenistan Turkmen 72% Russian 12%, Uzbek 9%, other 7%

United Arab Emirates Arabic (Arabiyya) Persian, English, Hindi, Urdu

Uzbekistan Uzbek 74.3% Russian 14.2%, Tajik 4.4%, other 7.1%

Viet Nam Vietnamese English (increasingly favored as a second language), some French, Chinese, and Khmer; mountain area languages (Mon-Khmer and Malayo-Polynesian)

Yemen Arabic (Arabiyya)

Answer 5

There are over 2300 languages spoken in Asia. Common examples are:

1. Chinese (all dialects)
   
2. Arabic
3. Hindi
   
4. Russian
   
5. Japanese
6. Korean
7. English (as a second language)
8. Urdu
9. Farsi
10. Hebrew

Here is a list of more than 700 Asian languages

1. Achang
   
2. A-Pucikwar
   
3. A'tong
   
4. Aariya
   
5. Ache
   
6. Adi
   
7. Adi, Galo
   
8. Agariya
   
9. Ahirani
   
10. Ahom
    
11. Ai-Cham
    
12. Aimol
    
13. Ainu
    
14. Aiton
    
15. Aka-Bea
    
16. Aka-Bo
    
17. Aka-Cari
    
18. Aka-Jeru
    
19. Aka-Kede
    
20. Aka-Kol
    
21. Aka-Kora
    
22. Akar-Bale
    
23. Akeu
    
24. Akha
    
25. Allar
    
26. Alugu
    
27. Aluo
    
28. Amri Karbi
    
29. Anal
    
30. Andaman Creole Hindi
    
31. Andh
    
32. Angika
    
33. Apatani
34. Arabic
35. Aramaic
36. Aranadan
    
37. Armenian
38. Assamese
    
39. Asuri
    
40. Awa
    
41. Awadhi
    
42. Awu
    
43. Axi
    
44. Ayi
    
45. Ayizi
    
46. Azha
    
47. Azhe
    
48. Badaga
    
49. Bagheli
    
50. Bagri
    
51. Bai, Central
    
52. Bai, Northern
    
53. Bai, Southern
    
54. Baima
    
55. Balochi, Eastern
    
56. Balti
    
57. Bareli, Palya
    
58. Bareli, Pauri
    
59. Bareli, Rathwi
    
60. Bateri
    
61. Bauria
    
62. Bazigar
    
63. Bellari
    
64. Bengali
    
65. Bhadrawahi
    
66. Bhalay
    
67. Bharia
    
68. Bhatola
    
69. Bhatri
    
70. Bhattiyali
    
71. Bhilali
    
72. Bhili
    
73. Bhojpuri
    
74. Bhunjia
    
75. Biao
    
76. Biao Mon
    
77. Biao-Jiao Mien
    
78. Biete
    
79. Bijori
    
80. Bilaspuri
    
81. Birhor
    
82. Bishnupriya
    
83. Bisu
    
84. Biyo
    
85. Blang
    
86. Bodo
    
87. Bodo Parja
    
88. Bokha
    
89. Bolyu
    
90. Bonan
    
91. Bondo
    
92. Bouyei
    
93. Braj Bhasha
    
94. Brokskat
    
95. Bugan
    
96. Bugun
    
97. Buksa
    
98. Bundeli
    
99. Bunu, Bu-Nao
    
100. Bunu, Jiongnai
     
101. Bunu, Wunai
     
102. Bunu, Younuo
     
103. Buriat, China
     
104. Buxinhua
     
105. Buyang E'ma
     
106. Buyang, Baha
     
107. Buyang, Langnian
     
108. Byangsi
     
109. Cao Miao
     
110. Chadong
     
111. Chakma
     
112. Chamari
     
113. Chambeali
     
114. Changthang
     
115. Chaudangsi
     
116. Chaura
     
117. Chenchu
     
118. Chepya
     
119. Chesu
     
120. Chetti, Wayanad
     
121. Chhattisgarhi
     
122. Chin, Bawm
     
123. Chin, Falam
     
124. Chin, Haka
     
125. Chin, Khumi
     
126. Chin, Mara
     
127. Chin, Matu
     
128. Chin, Paite
     
129. Chin, Tedim
     
130. Chin, Thado
     
131. Chinali
     
132. Chinese
     
133. Chinese Sign Language
     
134. Chinese, Gan
     
135. Chinese, Hakka
     
136. Chinese, Huizhou
     
137. Chinese, Jinyu
     
138. Chinese, Mandarin
     
139. Chinese, Min Bei
     
140. Chinese, Min Dong
     
141. Chinese, Min Nan
     
142. Chinese, Min Zhong
     
143. Chinese, Pu-Xian
     
144. Chinese, Wu
     
145. Chinese, Xiang
     
146. Chinese, Yue
     
147. Chiru
     
148. Chodri
     
149. Choni
     
150. Chug
     
151. Churahi
     
152. Cun
     
153. Darang Deng
     
154. Dari
155. Darlong
     
156. Darmiya
     
157. Daur
     
158. Deccan
     
159. Degaru
     
160. Deori
     
161. Desiya
     
162. Dhanki
     
163. Dhanwar
     
164. Dhatki
     
165. Dhimal
     
166. Dhodia
     
167. Dhundari
     
168. Digaro-Mishmi
     
169. Dimasa
     
170. Dogri
     
171. Dogri
     
172. Domari
     
173. Dong, Northern
     
174. Dong, Southern
     
175. Dongxiang
     
176. Drung
     
177. Dubli
     
178. Dungra Bhil
     
179. Duruwa
     
180. Dzao Min
     
181. Dzongkha
     
182. English
     
183. Enu
     
184. Eravallan
     
185. Ersu
     
186. Evenki
     
187. Gadaba, Bodo
     
188. Gadaba, Mudhili
     
189. Gadaba, Pottangi Ollar
     
190. Gaddi
     
191. Gahri
     
192. Gamit
     
193. Gangte
     
194. Garasia, Adiwasi
     
195. Garasia, Rajput
     
196. Garhwali
     
197. Garo
     
198. Gata'
     
199. Ge
     
200. Gelao
     
201. Geman Deng
     
202. Gepo
     
203. Godwari
     
204. Gondi
     
205. Gondi, Northern
     
206. Gondi, Southern
     
207. Gowlan
     
208. Gowli
     
209. Groma
     
210. Groma
     
211. Guanyinqiao
     
212. Guiqiong
     
213. Gujarati
     
214. Gujari
     
215. Gurung, Western
     
216. Hadothi
     
217. Hajong
     
218. Halbi
     
219. Hani
     
220. Haryanvi
     
221. Hebrew
222. Hindi
     
223. Hinduri
     
224. Hlai
     
225. Hlersu
     
226. Hmar
     
227. Hmong
     
228. Hmong Njua
     
229. Ho
     
230. Holiya
     
231. Hong Kong Sign Language
     
232. Honi
     
233. Horpa
     
234. Hrangkhol
     
235. Hruso
     
236. Hu
     
237. Idu-Mishmi
     
238. Ili Turki
     
239. Indian Sign Language
     
240. Indo-Portuguese
     
241. Irula
     
242. Iu Mien
     
243. Japanese
244. Jad
     
245. Jangshung
     
246. Jarawa
     
247. Jaunsari
     
248. Jiamao
     
249. Jiarong
     
250. Jingpho
     
251. Jinuo, Buyuan
     
252. Jinuo, Youle
     
253. Juang
     
254. Juray
     
255. Jurchen
     
256. Kachari
     
257. Kachchi
     
258. Kadar
     
259. Kaduo
     
260. Kaikadi
     
261. Kalanadi
     
262. Kalmyk-Oirat
     
263. Kamar
     
264. Kamta
     
265. Kanashi
     
266. Kanauji
     
267. Kang
     
268. Kangjia
     
269. Kangri
     
270. Kanikkaran
     
271. Kanjari
     
272. Kannada
     
273. Karbi
     
274. Kashmiri
     
275. Kathu
     
276. Katkari
     
277. Katso
     
278. Kazakh
     
279. Kemiehua
     
280. Khakas
     
281. Khaling
     
282. Khamba
     
283. Khamti
     
284. Khamyang
     
285. Khandesi
     
286. Kharia
     
287. Kharia Thar
     
288. Khasi
     
289. Khirwar
     
290. Khlula
291. Khmer
     
292. Khmu
     
293. Khowar
     
294. Khuen
     
295. Kim Mun
     
296. Kinnauri
     
297. Kinnauri, Bhoti
     
298. Kinnauri, Chitkuli
     
299. Kinnauri, Harijan
     
300. Koch
     
301. Koda
     
302. Kodaku
     
303. Kodava
     
304. Koireng
     
305. Kok Borok
     
306. Kolami, Northwestern
     
307. Kolami, Southeastern
     
308. Koli, Kachi
     
309. Koli, Wadiyara
     
310. Kom
     
311. Kon Keu
     
312. Konda-Dora
     
313. Konkani
     
314. Konkani
     
315. Konkani, Goan
     
316. Koraga, Korra
     
317. Koraga, Mudu
     
318. Korean
     
319. Korku
     
320. Korlai Creole Portuguese
     
321. Korwa
     
322. Kota
     
323. Koya
     
324. Kuanhua
     
325. Kucong
     
326. Kudiya
     
327. Kudmali
     
328. Kui
     
329. Kukna
     
330. Kulung
     
331. Kumaoni
     
332. Kumarbhag Paharia
     
333. Kumbaran
     
334. Kunduvadi
     
335. Kupia
     
336. Kurdish
337. Kurichiya
     
338. Kurmukar
     
339. Kurumba, Alu
     
340. Kurumba, Attapady
     
341. Kurumba, Betta
     
342. Kurumba, Jennu
     
343. Kurumba, Kannada
     
344. Kurumba, Mullu
     
345. Kurux
     
346. Kuvi
     
347. Kyerung
     
348. Kyrgyz
     
349. Lachi
     
350. Ladakhi
     
351. Ladakhi
     
352. Lahu
     
353. Lahu Shi
     
354. Lakkia
     
355. Lalo, Dongshanba
     
356. Lalo, Xishanba
     
357. Lalu, Eastern
     
358. Lalu, Western
     
359. Lambadi
     
360. Lamkang
     
361. Lamu
     
362. Lang'e
363. Lao
     
364. Laomian
     
365. Lashi
     
366. Lepcha
     
367. Lhaovo
     
368. Lhomi
     
369. Lhomi
     
370. Limbu
     
371. Limi
     
372. Lingao
     
373. Lipo
     
374. Lish
     
375. Lisu
     
376. Lisu
     
377. Lodhi
     
378. Lohar, Gade
     
379. Lohar, Lahul
     
380. Lolopo
     
381. Lolopo, Southern
     
382. Lü
     
383. Luoba, Boga'er
     
384. Luoba, Yidu
     
385. Lyngngam
     
386. Macanese
     
387. Magahi
     
388. Magar, Eastern
     
389. Mahali
     
390. Mahei
     
391. Maithili
     
392. Majhi
     
393. Majhwar
     
394. Mak
     
395. Mal Paharia
     
396. Mala Malasar
     
397. Malankuravan
     
398. Malapandaram
     
399. Malaryan
     
400. Malasar
     
401. Malavedan
     
402. Malayalam
     
403. Maldivian
     
404. Malvi
     
405. Man Met
     
406. Manchu
     
407. Manda
     
408. Mandeali
     
409. Mang
     
410. Manna-Dora
     
411. Mannan
     
412. Maonan
     
413. Marathi
     
414. Maria
     
415. Maria, Dandami
     
416. Marma
     
417. Marwari
     
418. Marwari
     
419. Mawchi
     
420. Meitei
     
421. Merwari
     
422. Mewari
     
423. Mewati
     
424. Miao, Central Huishui
     
425. Miao, Central Mashan
     
426. Miao, Chuanqiandian Cluster
     
427. Miao, Eastern Huishui
     
428. Miao, Eastern Qiandong
     
429. Miao, Eastern Xiangxi
     
430. Miao, Horned
     
431. Miao, Large Flowery
     
432. Miao, Luopohe
     
433. Miao, Northern Guiyang
     
434. Miao, Northern Huishui
     
435. Miao, Northern Mashan
     
436. Miao, Northern Qiandong
     
437. Miao, Small Flowery
     
438. Miao, Southern Guiyang
     
439. Miao, Southern Mashan
     
440. Miao, Southern Qiandong
     
441. Miao, Southwestern Guiyang
     
442. Miao, Southwestern Huishui
     
443. Miao, Western Mashan
     
444. Miao, Western Xiangxi
     
445. Miao, White
     
446. Miji
     
447. Miju-Mishmi
     
448. Mili
     
449. Mina
     
450. Miqie
     
451. Mirgan
     
452. Miri
     
453. Mizo
     
454. Moji
     
455. Monba, Tawan
     
456. Mongolian, Peripheral
     
457. Monpa, Kalaktang
     
458. Monpa, Tawang
     
459. Mru
     
460. Muda
     
461. Muduga
     
462. Mugom
     
463. Muji, Northern
     
464. Muji, Qila
     
465. Muji, Southern
     
466. Mukha-Dora
     
467. Mulam
     
468. Munda
     
469. Mundari
     
470. Muria, Eastern
     
471. Muria, Far Western
     
472. Muria, Western
     
473. Muthuvan
     
474. Muya
     
475. Muzi
     
476. Na
     
477. Naga Pidgin
     
478. Naga, Angami
     
479. Naga, Ao
     
480. Naga, Chang
     
481. Naga, Chokri
     
482. Naga, Chothe
     
483. Naga, Inpui
     
484. Naga, Kharam
     
485. Naga, Khezha
     
486. Naga, Khiamniungan
     
487. Naga, Khoibu
     
488. Naga, Konyak
     
489. Naga, Liangmai
     
490. Naga, Lotha
     
491. Naga, Makuri
     
492. Naga, Mao
     
493. Naga, Maram
     
494. Naga, Maring
     
495. Naga, Monsang
     
496. Naga, Moyon
     
497. Naga, Mzieme
     
498. Naga, Nocte
     
499. Naga, Northern Rengma
     
500. Naga, Phom
     
501. Naga, Pochuri
     
502. Naga, Poumei
     
503. Naga, Puimei
     
504. Naga, Purum
     
505. Naga, Rongmei
     
506. Naga, Sangtam
     
507. Naga, Southern Rengma
     
508. Naga, Sumi
     
509. Naga, Tangkhul
     
510. Naga, Tarao
     
511. Naga, Tase
     
512. Naga, Thangal
     
513. Naga, Tutsa
     
514. Naga, Wancho
     
515. Naga, Yimchungru
     
516. Naga, Zeme
     
517. Nagarchal
     
518. Nahali
     
519. Nahari
     
520. Naluo
     
521. Namuyi
     
522. Nanai
     
523. Nasu
     
524. Nasu, Wumeng
     
525. Nasu, Wusa
     
526. Naxi
     
527. Nefamese
     
528. Nepali
     
529. Newar
     
530. Nicobarese, Car
     
531. Nicobarese, Central
     
532. Nicobarese, Southern
     
533. Nihali
     
534. Nimadi
     
535. Nisi
     
536. Nisi
     
537. Nisu, Eastern
     
538. Nisu, Northern
     
539. Nisu, Southern
     
540. Nisu, Southwestern
     
541. Noiri
     
542. Nung
     
543. Nuosu
     
544. Nusu
     
545. Oko-Juwoi
     
546. Öñge
     
547. Oriya
     
548. Oriya, Adivasi
     
549. Oroqen
     
550. Pa Di
     
551. Pa-Hng
     
552. Pahari, Kullu
     
553. Pahari, Mahasu
     
554. Palaung, Pale
     
555. Palaung, Rumai
     
556. Palaung, Shwe
     
557. Pali
     
558. Paliyan
     
559. Panang
     
560. Panchpargania
     
561. Pangwali
     
562. Paniya
     
563. Panjabi, Eastern
     
564. Panjabi, Mirpur
     
565. Panjabi, Western
     
566. Pankhu
     
567. Pao
     
568. Parauk
     
569. Pardhan
     
570. Pardhi
     
571. Parenga
     
572. Parsi
     
573. Pashto
574. Pathiya
     
575. Pattani
     
576. Pela
     
577. Pengo
578. Persian
     
579. Phake
     
580. Phala
     
581. Phola
     
582. Phola, Alo
     
583. Pholo
     
584. Phowa, Ani
     
585. Phowa, Hlepho
     
586. Phowa, Labo
     
587. Phudagi
     
588. Phukha
     
589. Phuma
     
590. Phupa
     
591. Phupha
     
592. Phuza
     
593. Pnar
     
594. Powari
     
595. Pumi, Northern
     
596. Pumi, Southern
     
597. Purik
     
598. Qabiao
     
599. Qiang, Northern
     
600. Qiang, Southern
     
601. Queyu
     
602. Rabha
     
603. Rajasthani
     
604. Ralte
     
605. Rangkas
     
606. Ranglong
     
607. Rathawi
     
608. Ravula
     
609. Rawang
     
610. Rawat
     
611. Reli
     
612. Riang
     
613. Riang
     
614. Rongpo
     
615. Ruga
     
616. Russian
     
617. Sadri
     
618. Sakachep
     
619. Salar
     
620. Samatao
     
621. Samei
     
622. Samtao
     
623. Samvedi
     
624. Sangkong
     
625. Sani
     
626. Sanie
     
627. Sansi
     
628. Sanskrit
     
629. Santali
     
630. Sarikoli
     
631. Sartang
     
632. Saurashtra
     
633. Sauria Paharia
     
634. Savara
     
635. Sentinel
     
636. Seraiki
     
637. Shan
     
638. Shangzhai
     
639. She
     
640. Shekhawati
     
641. Shendu
     
642. Sherdukpen
     
643. Sherpa
     
644. Sherpa
     
645. Shina
     
646. Shixing
     
647. Sholaga
     
648. Shom Peng
     
649. Shumcho
     
650. Sikkimese
     
651. Simte
     
652. Sindhi
     
653. Singpho
     
654. Sinicized Miao
     
655. Sirmauri
     
656. Sora
     
657. Spiti Bhoti
     
658. Stod Bhoti
     
659. Sui
     
660. Sulung
     
661. Sunam
     
662. Surjapuri
     
663. Sylheti
     
664. T'en
     
665. Tai Dam
     
666. Tai Dón
     
667. Tai Hongjin
     
668. Tai Nüa
     
669. Tai Ya
     
670. Takpa
     
671. Talu
     
672. Tamang, Eastern
     
673. Tamil
     
674. Tanglang
     
675. Tatar
     
676. Telugu
     
677. Teressa
     
678. Thachanadan
     
679. Thai
680. Thangmi
     
681. Thangmi
     
682. Tharu, Chitwania
     
683. Tharu, Dangaura
     
684. Tharu, Kathoriya
     
685. Tharu, Kochila
     
686. Tharu, Rana
     
687. Thopho
     
688. Thulung
     
689. Tibetan
     
690. Tibetan, Amdo
     
691. Tibetan, Central
     
692. Tibetan, Khams
     
693. Tinani
     
694. Tinani
     
695. Tiwa
     
696. Toda
     
697. Toto
     
698. Tsat
     
699. Tseku
     
700. Tshangla
     
701. Tshangla
     
702. Tu
     
703. Tujia, Northern
     
704. Tujia, Southern
     
705. Tukpa
     
706. Tulu
     
707. Turi
     
708. Turung
     
709. Tuva
     
710. U
     
711. Ullatan
     
712. Urali
     
713. Urdu
     
714. Uyghur
     
715. Uzbek, Northern
     
716. Vaagri Booli
     
717. Vaiphei
     
718. Varhadi-Nagpuri
     
719. Varli
     
720. Vasavi
     
721. Vietnamese
     
722. Vishavan
     
723. Wa, Vo
     
724. Waddar
     
725. Wagdi
     
726. Wakhi
     
727. War-Jaintia
     
728. Waxianghua
     
729. Wutunhua
     
730. Xiandao
     
731. Xibe
     
732. Yakha
     
733. Yerong
     
734. Yerukula
     
735. Yugur, East
     
736. Yugur, West
     
737. Zaiwa
     
738. Zakhring
     
739. Zangskari
     
740. Zauzou
     
741. Zhaba
     
742. Zhuang
     
743. Zhuang, Central Hongshuihe
     
744. Zhuang, Dai
     
745. Zhuang, Eastern Hongshuihe
     
746. Zhuang, Guibei
     
747. Zhuang, Guibian
     
748. Zhuang, Lianshan
     
749. Zhuang, Liujiang
     
750. Zhuang, Liuqian
     
751. Zhuang, Minz
     
752. Zhuang, Nong
     
753. Zhuang, Qiubei
     
754. Zhuang, Yang
     
755. Zhuang, Yongbei
     
756. Zhuang, Yongnan
     
757. Zhuang, Youjiang
     
758. Zhuang, Zuojiang
     
759. Zokhuo
     
760. Zou
     
761. Zyphe
     

Answer 6

The only language spoken internationally across all of Asia is English.

If you are asking for the languages with the most number of speakers, they are:

1. Mandarin Chinese
   
2. Hindi
   
3. Bengali
   

Answer 7

Asia is a continent, so there are many languages of Asia. They include Chinese, Hindu (India), Naganese (nagaland), Korean, Japanese, Thai, Mongolian and many others.

Answer 8

Because of the large numbers of Oriental people populating Asia, the language spoken by the most people is Mandarin.

Answer 9

Well, every country in Asian except the Arabic region speaks its own language.
So I guess Chinese, Arabic, Japanese/Korean.

Answer 10

The most common language of Northern Asia is Russian.