Template:Languages of South Asia

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Main articles	Languages of India (list by number of speakers - scheduled) · Languages of Pakistan · Languages of Bangladesh · Languages of Nepal · Languages of Sri Lanka

Historic languages	Linguistic history of India • Dravidian: Kannada · Tamil · Telugu • Indo-Aryan: Vedic Sanskrit · Classical Sanskrit · Prakrit · Pāli

Contemporary languages	Austronesian: Sri Lanka Malay • Dravidian: Brahui · Kannada · Malayalam · Tamil · Telugu · Tulu • Indo-Aryan: Angika · Assamese · Bhojpuri · Bengali · Dhivehi · Dogri · Gujarati · Hindi · Hindko · Kashmiri · Konkani · Magahi · Mahal · Maithili · Marathi · Nepali · Oriya · Punjabi · Saraiki · Sindhi · Sinhala · Urdu • Iranian: Balochi · Pashto · Persian · Tajik • Isolates: Andamanese · Burushaski · Kalto · Kusunda • Mon-Khmer: Khasi · Nicobarese • Munda: Ho · Korku · Mundari · Santali · Sora • European influence: English · French · Portuguese • Tibeto-Burman: Ao · Bodo · Garo · Kokborok · Meitei · Mizo · Nepal Bhasa · Sikkimese · Tenyidie · Tibetan

Scripts	Indus · Brahmi • Brahmic family: Devanagari · Sinhala · Telugu · Tamil · Gurmukhi · Bengali · Ranjana · Oriya · Malayalam · Kannada · Gujarati • Arabic: Nasta'liq · Shahmukhi

Language activism	Hela Havula · Bengali Language Movement · Sanskrit revival · Language movement · Pure Tamil movement · Nepal Bhasa movement · Anti-Hindi agitations · Urdu movement

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