Brunei : (17 living languages ) Belait, Bisaya Brunei, Brunei, Chinese Hakka, Chinese Mandarin, Chinese Min Dong, Chinese Min Nan, Chinese Yue, English, Iban, Lundayeh, Malay, Melanau, Penan Eastern, Penan Western, Tutong 1, Tutong 2

Cambodge (19 langues vivantes) : Brao, Cham-Western, Chong, French, Jarai, Kaco', Khmer-Central, Kraol, Kravet, Kru'ng 2, Kuy, Lamam, Mnong-Central, Pear, Samre, Sa'och, Somray, Stieng-Bulo, Suoy, Tampuan.

Indonesia :

- Java and Bali : (20 living languages) Badui, Bali, Bali Sign Language, Betawi, Chinese, Hakka, Chinese, Mandarin, Chinese, Min Dong, Chinese, Min Nan, Chinese, Yue, Indonesian, Indonesian Sign Language, Indonesian, Peranakan, Javanese, Kangean, Madura, Malay Balinese, Osing, Petjo, Sunda, Tengger.
- Kalimantan : (83 living languages) Ahe, Ampanang, Aoheng, Bahau, Bakumpai, Banjar, Basap, Bekati', Benyadu', Biatah, Bolongan, Bukar Sadong, Bukat, Bukitan, Burusu, Dayak, Land, Djongkang, Dohoi, Dusun Deyah, Dusun Malang, Dusun Witu, Embaloh, Hovongan, Iban, Kahayan, Katingan, Kayan Mahakam, Kayan Busang, Kayan Kayan River, Kayan Mendalam, Kayan Wahau, Kelabit, Kembayan, Kendayan, Keninjal, Kenyah Bahau River, Kenyah Bakung, Kenyah Kayan River, Kenyah Kelinyau, Kenyah Mahakam, Kenyah Upper Baram, Kenyah Wahau, Kereho-Uheng, Kohin, Lara', Lawangan, Lengilu, Lundayeh, Ma'anyan, Malay Berau, Malay Bukit, Malay Kota Bangun Kutai, Malay Tenggarong Kutai, Malayic Dayak, Modang, Mualang, Ngaju, Nyadu, Okolod, Paku, Punan Aput, Punan Merah, Punan Merap, Punan Tubu, Putoh, Ribun, Sa'ban, Sajau Basap, Sanggau, Sara, Seberuang, Segai, Selako, Selungai Murut, Semandang, Sembakung Murut, Siang, Tagal Murut, Taman, Tausug, Tawoyan, Tidong, Tunjung.
- Sumatra : (49 living languages) Abung, Aceh, Batak Alas-Kluet, Batak Angkola, Batak Dairi, Batak Karo, Batak Mandailing, Batak Simalungun, Batak Toba, Bengkulu, Enggano, Enim, Gayo, Kaur, Kayu Agung, Kerinci, Komering, Krui, Kubu, Lampung, Lematang, Lembak, Lintang, Lom, Loncong, Lubu, Malay, Malay Jambi, Mentawai, Minangkabau, Muko-Muko, Musi, Nias, Ogan, Palembang, Pasemah, Pekal, Penesak, Pesisir, Southern, Pubian, Ranau, Rawas, Rejang, Semendo, Serawai, Sikule, Simeulue, Sindang Kelingi, Sungkai.
- Maluku : (129 living languages) Alune, Amahai, Ambelau, Aputai, Asilulu, Babar North, Babar Southeast, Banda, Barakai, Bati, Batuley, Benggoi, Boano, Bobot, Buli, Buru, Dai, Damar, East, Damar, West, Dawera-Daweloor, Dobel, Elpaputih, Emplawas, Fordata, Galela, Gamkonora, Gane, Gebe, Geser-Gorom, Gorap, Haruku, Hitu, Horuru, Hoti, Huaulu, Hukumina, Hulung, Ibu, Ili'uun, Imroing, Kadai, Kaibobo, Kamarian, Kao, Karey, Kayeli, Kei, Kisar, Koba, Kola, Kompane, Kur, Laba, Laha, Larike-Wakasihu, Latu, Leti, Liana-Seti, Lisabata-Nuniali, Lisela, Lola, Loloda, Lorang, Loun, Luang, Luhu, Maba, Makian, East, Makian, West, Malay Ambonese, Malay Bacanese, Malay Banda, Malay North Moluccan, Mangole, Manipa, Manombai, Manusela, Mariri, Masela Central, Masela East, Masela West, Masiwang, Modole, Naka'ela, Nila, Nuaulu, North, Nuaulu, South, Nusa Laut, Oirata, Pagu, Patani, Paulohi, Perai, Piru, Roma, Sahu, Salas, Saleman, Saparua, Sawai, Seit-Kaitetu, Selaru, Seluwasan, Sepa, Serili, Serua, Sula, Tabaru, Taliabu, Talur, Tarangan, East, Tarangan, West, Tela-Masbuar, Teluti, Teor, Ternate, Te'un, Tidore, Tobelo, Tugun, Tugutil, Tulehu, Ujir, Waioli, Watubela, Wemale, North, Wemale, South, Yalahatan, Yamdena. Extinct languages : Moksela, Palumata, Ternateño.
- Nusa Tenggara : (73 living languages) Abui, Adang, Adonara, Alor, Amarasi, Anakalangu, Bilba, Bima, Blagar, Bunak, Dela-Oenale, Dengka, Dhao, Ende, Hamap, Helong, Ile Ape, Kabola, Kafoa, Kamang, Kambera, Kedang, Kelon, Kemak, Ke'o, Kepo', Kodi, Komodo, Kui, Kula, Lamaholot, Lamalera, Lamatuka, Lamboya, Lamma, Laura, Lembata South, Lembata West, Levuka, Lewo Eleng, Lewotobi, Li'o, Lole, Malay Kupang, Mamboru, Manggarai, Nage, Nedebang, Ngad'a, Ngad'a, Eastern, Palu'e, Rajong, Rembong, Retta, Ringgou, Riung, Rongga, Sabu, Sasak, Sawila, Sika, So'a, Sumbawa, Tereweng, Termanu, Tetun, Tewa, Tii, Uab Meto, Wae Rana, Wanukaka, Wejewa, Wersing.
- Papua : (271 living languages) Abinomn, Abun, Aghu, Airoran, Ambai, Anasi, Ansus, Anus, Arandai, Arguni, As, Asmat, Casuarina Coast, Asmat, Central, Asmat, North, Asmat, Yaosakor, Atohwaim, Auye, Awbono, Awera, Awyi, Awyu Asue, Awyu Central, Awyu Edera, Awyu Jair, Awyu North, Awyu South, Bagusa, Baham, Barapasi, Bauzi, Bayono, Bedoanas, Berik, Betaf, Biak, Biga, Biritai, Bonerif, Bonggo, Burate, Burmeso, Burumakok, Buruwai, Busami, Citak, Citak, Tamnim, Dabe, Damal, Dani Lower Grand Valley, Dani Mid Grand Valley, Dani Upper Grand Valley, Dani Western, Dao, Dem, Demisa, Demta, Dera, Diuwe, Doutai, Dubu, Duriankere, Dusner, Duvle, Edopi, Eipomek, Ekari, Elseng, Emumu, Eritai, Erokwanas, Fayu, Foau, Gresi, Hatam, Hupla, Iau, Iha, Iha Based Pidgin, Irarutu, Iresim, Isirawa, Itik, Iwur, Kaburi, Kais, Kaiy, Kalabra, Kamberau, Kamoro, Kanum Bädi, Kanum Ngkâlmpw, Kanum Smärky, Kanum Sota, Kapori, Karas, Karon Dori, Kaure, Kauwera, Kawe, Kayagar, Kayupulau, Keder, Kehu, Kemberano, Kembra, Kemtuik, Ketengban, Ketum, Kimaama, Kimki, Kirikiri, Kofei, Kokoda, Kombai, Komyandaret, Konda, Koneraw, Kopkaka, Korowai, Korowai, North, Korupun-Sela, Kosadle, Kowiai, Kuri, Kurudu, Kwer, Kwerba, Kwerba Mamberamo, Kwerisa, Kwesten, Legenyem, Lepki, Liki, Maden, Mai Brat, Mairasi, Maklew, Mander, Mandobo Atas, Mandobo Bawah, Manem, Manikion, Mapia, Marau, Maremgi, Marind, Marind, Bian, Masimasi, Massep, Matbat, Mawes, Ma'ya, Mekwei, Meoswar, Mer, Meyah, Mlap, Moi, Molof, Mombum, Momina, Momuna, Moni, Mor, Mor, Moraid, Morori, Moskona, Mpur, Munggui, Murkim, Muyu, North, Muyu, South, Nafri, Nakai, Nalca, Narau, Ndom, Nduga, Ngalum, Nggem, Nimboran, Ninggerum, Nipsan, Nisa, Obokuitai, Onin, Onin Based Pidgin, Ormu, Orya, Papasena, Papuma, Podena, Pom, Puragi, Rasawa, Riantana, Roon, Samarokena, Saponi, Sauri, Sause, Saweru, Sawi, Seget, Sekar, Semimi, Sempan, Senggi, Sentani, Serui-Laut, Sikaritai, Silimo, Skou, Sobei, Sowanda, Suabo, Tabla, Taikat, Tamagario, Tanahmerah, Tandia, Tangko, Tarpia, Tause, Taworta, Tefaro, Tehit, Tobati, Tofanma, Towei, Trimuris, Tsakwambo, Tunggare, Una, Uruangnirin, Usku, Wabo, Waigeo, Wakde, Walak, Wambon, Wandamen, Wanggom, Wano, Warembori, Wares, Waris, Waritai, Warkay-Bipim, Waropen, Wauyai, Woi, Wolani, Woria, Yafi, Yahadian, Yale, Kosarek, Yali, Angguruk, Yali, Ninia, Yali, Pass Valley, Yamna, Yaqay, Yarsun, Yaur, Yawa, Yei, Yelmek, Yeretuar, Yetfa, Yoke.
- Sulawesi : (114 living languages) Andio, Aralle-Tabulahan, Bada, Bahonsuai, Bajau, Indonesian, Balaesang, Balantak, Bambam, Banggai, Bantik, Baras, Bentong, Besoa, Bintauna, Boano, Bobongko, Bolango, Bonerate, Budong-Budong, Bugis, Bungku, Buol, Busoa, Campalagian, Cia-Cia, Dakka, Dampelas, Dondo, Duri, Enrekang, Gorontalo, Kaidipang, Kaili, Da'a, Kaili, Ledo, Kaili, Unde, Kaimbulawa, Kalao, Kalumpang, Kamaru, Kioko, Kodeoha, Konjo Coastal, Konjo Highland, Koroni, Kulisusu, Kumbewaha, Laiyolo, Lasalimu, Lauje, Lemolang, Liabuku, Lindu, Lolak, Maiwa, Makasar, Malay Makassar, Malay Manado, Malimpung, Mamasa, Mamuju, Mandar, Moma, Mongondow, Mori Atas, Mori Bawah, Moronene, Muna, Napu, Padoe, Pamona, Panasuan, Pancana, Pannei, Pendau, Ponosakan, Rahambuu, Rampi, Ratahan, Saluan Coastal, Saluan Kahumamahon, Sangir, Sarudu, Sedoa, Seko Padang, Seko Tengah, Selayar, Suwawa, Tae', Taje, Tajio, Talaud, Taloki, Talondo', Toala', Tolaki, Tomadino, Tombelala, Tombulu, Tomini, Tondano, Tonsawang, Tonsea, Tontemboan, Topoiyo, Toraja-Sa'dan, Totoli, Tukang Besi North, Tukang Besi South, Ulumanda', Uma, Waru, Wawonii, Wolio, Wotu.

Laos (81 Langues vivantes) : Aheu, Akha, Alak, Arem, Bit, Bo, Bru-Eastern, Chut, Con, Français, Halang Doan, Hani, Hmong Daw, Hmong Njua, Hung, Ir, Iu Mien, Jeh, Jeng, Kado, Kaduo, Kang, Kasseng, Kataang, Katu-Western, Khlor, Khmu, Khua, Khuen, Kim Mun, Kiorr, Kuan, Kuy, Lahu, Lahu Shi, Lamet, Lao, Laos Sign Language, Lave, Laven, Lü, Mal, Maleng, Mlabri, Ngeq, Nung, Nyaheun, O'du, Ong, Oy, Pacoh, Phai, Phana', Phong-Kniang, Phu Thai, Phuan, Phunoi, Pu Ko, Puoc, Rien, Saek, Salang, Sapuan, Sila, Sô, Sok, Sou, Tai Daeng, Tai Dam, Tai Dón, Tai Loi, Tai Long, Tai Mène, Tai Nüa, Tai Pao, Talieng, Ta'oih-Lower, Ta'oih-Upper, Tareng, Tay Khang, Thai-Northern, The, Yoy.

Malaysia (Peninsular) (37 Living languages) : Batek, Besisi, Chewong, Chinese-Hakka, Chinese-Mandarin, Chinese-Min Dong, Chinese-Min Nan, Chinese-Pu-Xian, Chinese-Yue, Duano', English, Jah Hut, Jakun, Jehai, Kensiu, Kintaq, Lanoh, Malaccan Creole Malay, Malaccan Creole Portuguese, Malay, Malay-Baba, Malay-Kedah, Malaysian Sign Language, Minriq, Mintil, Negeri Sembilan Malay, Orang Kanaq, Orang Seletar, Penang Sign Language, Sabüm, Selangor Sign Language, Semai, Semaq Beri, Semelai, Semnam, Tamil, Temiar, Temoq, Temuan, Tonga

Philippines (171 Living languages) : Agta-Alabat Island, Agta-Camarines Norte, Agta-Casiguran Dumagat, Agta-Central Cagayan, Agta-Dupaninan, Agta-Isarog, Agta-Mt. Iraya, Agta-Mt. Iriga, Agta-Remontado, Agta-Umiray Dumaget, Agutaynen, Aklanon, Alangan, Alta-Northern, Alta-Southern, Arta, Ata, Ati, Atta-Faire, Atta-Pamplona, Atta-Pudtol, Ayta-Abenlen, Ayta-Ambala, Ayta-Bataan, Ayta-Mag-Anchi, Ayta-Mag-Indi, Ayta-Sorsogon, Balangao, Balangingi, Bantoanon, Batak, Bicolano-Albay, Bicolano-Central, Bicolano-Iriga, Bicolano-Northern Catanduanes, Bicolano-Southern Catanduanes, Binukid, Blaan-Koronadal, Blaan-Sarangani, Bolinao, Bontoc-Central, Buhid, Butuanon, Caluyanun, Capiznon, Cebuano, Chavacano, Chinese-Mandarin, Chinese-Min Nan, Chinese-Yue, Cuyonon, Davawenyo, English, Filipino, Finallig, Ga'dang, Gaddang, Giangan, Hanunoo, Higaonon, Hiligaynon, Ibaloi, Ibanag, Ibatan, Ifugao-Amganad, Ifugao-Batad, Ifugao-Mayoyao, Ifugao-Tuwali, Ilocano, Ilongot, Inabaknon, Inonhan, Iraya, Isinai, Isnag, Itawit, Itneg-Adasen, Itneg-Banao, Itneg-Binongan, Itneg-Inlaod, Itneg-Maeng, Itneg-Masadiit, Itneg-Moyadan, Ivatan, I-Wak, Kagayanen, Kalagan, Kalagan-Kagan, Kalagan-Tagakaulu, Kalinga-Butbut, Kalinga-Limos, Kalinga-Lower Tanudan, Kalinga-Lubuagan, Kalinga-Mabaka Valley, Kalinga-Madukayang, Kalinga-Southern, Kalinga-Upper Tanudan, Kallahan-Kayapa, Kallahan-Keley-I, Kallahan-Tinoc, Kamayo, Kankanaey, Kankanay-Northern, Karao, Karolanos, Kasiguranin, Kinaray-A, Magahat, Maguindanao, Malaynon, Mamanwa, Mandaya-Cataelano, Mandaya-Karaga, Mandaya-Sangab, Manobo-Agusan, Manobo-Ata, Manobo-Cinamiguin, Manobo-Cotabato, Manobo-Dibabawon, Manobo-Ilianen, Manobo-Matigsalug, Manobo-Obo, Manobo-Rajah Kabunsuwan, Manobo-Sarangani, Manobo-Western Bukidnon, Mansaka, Mapun, Maranao, Masbatenyo, Molbog, Palawano-Brooke's Point, Palawano-Central, Palawano-Southwest, Pampangan, Pangasinan, Paranan, Porohanon, Ratagnon, Romblomanon, Sama-Central, Sama-Pangutaran, Sama-Southern, Sambal-Botolan, Sambal-Tinà, Sangil, Sangir, Sorsogon-Masbate, Sorsogon-Waray, Spanish, Subanen-Central, Subanen-Northern, Subanon-Kolibugan, Subanon-Western, Subanun-Lapuyan, Sulod, Surigaonon, Tadyawan, Tagabawa, Tagalog, Tagbanwa, Tagbanwa-Calamian, Tagbanwa-Central, Tausug, Tawbuid-Eastern, Tawbuid-Western, Tboli, Tiruray, Waray-Waray, Yakan, Yogad. 4 Extinct languages : Agta-Dicamay, Agta-Villa Viciosa, Ayta-Tayabas, Katabaga.

Singapore (20 Living languages) :Bengali, Chinese-Hakka, Chinese-Mandarin, Chinese-Min Bei, Chinese-Min Dong, Chinese-Min Nan, Chinese-Pu-Xian, Chinese-Yue, English, Gujarati, Javanese, Madura, Malaccan Creole Portuguese, Malay, Malay-Baba, Malayalam, Orang Seletar, Panjabi-Eastern, Sinhala, Tamil.

Thailand (73 Living languages) : Aheu, Akha, Ban Khor Sign Language, Bisu, Blang, Bru-Eastern, Bru-Western, Cham-Western, Chiangmai Sign Language, Chinese-Hakka, Chinese-Mandarin, Chinese-Min Dong, Chinese-Min Nan, Chinese-Yue, Chong, English, Hmong Daw, Hmong Njua, Iu Mien, Karen-Pa'o, Karen-Phrae Pwo, Karen-Pwo Northern, Karen-Pwo Western Thailand, Karen-S'gaw, Kayah-Eastern, Kensiu, Khmer-Northern, Khmu, Khün, Kintaq, Korean, Kuy, Lahu, Lahu Shi, Lamet, Lawa-Eastern, Lawa-Western, Lisu, Lü, Lua', Mal, Malay, Malay-Pattani, Malay-Satun, Mlabri, Mok, Moken, Moklen, Mon, Mpi, Nyahkur, Nyaw, Nyeu, Palaung-Pale, Phai, Phu Thai, Phuan, Phunoi, Pray 3, Saek, Shan, Sô, Tai Dam, Tai Nüa, Thai, Thai Sign Language, Thai Song, Thai-Northeastern, Thai-Northern, Thai-Southern, Tonga, Ugong, Urak Lawoi', Yong, Yoy.

Vietnam (99 Living languages) : Akha, Arem, Bahnar, Brao, Bru-Eastern, Cao Lan, Cham-Eastern, Cham-Western, Chinese-Yue, Chrau, Chru, Chut, Côông, Cua, En, Gelao-Green, Gelao-Red, Gelao-White, Giáy, Haiphong Sign Language, Halang, Halang Doan, Hani, Hanoi Sign Language, Haroi, Hmong Daw, Hmong Dô, Hmong Don, Hmong Njua, Hmong Shua, Ho Chi Minh City Sign Language, Hre, Hung, Iu Mien, Jarai, Jeh, Katu-Eastern, Katua, Kayong, Kháng, Khao, Khmer-Central, Khmu, Khua, Kim Mun, Koho, Lachi, Lachi-White, Laghuu, Laha, Lahu, Lahu Shi, Lü, Maa, Maleng, Mang, Mantsi, Mnong-Central, Mnong-Eastern, Mnong-Southern, Monom, Muong, Ná-Meo, Nguôn, Nung, O'du, Pa Di, Pacoh, Pa-Hng, Phu Thai, Phula, Phuong, Puoc, Qabiao, Rade, Rengao, Roglai-Cacgia, Roglai-Northern, Roglai-Southern, Romam, Sedang, Sila, Stieng-Budeh, Stieng-Bulo, Sui, Tai Daeng, Tai Dam, Tai Do, Tai Dón, Tai Hang Tong, Tai Thanh, Takua, Ta'oih-Upper, Tày, Tày Sa Pa, Tày Tac, Tho, Thu Lao, Todrah, Trieng, Ts'ün-Lao, Vietnamese. Extinct languages : Tay Boi.

    - Asie du Sud / Southern Asia

Bangladesh (39 Living languages) : Arakanese, Assamese, Bengali, Bishnupriya, Burmese, Chak, Chakma, Chin-Asho, Chin-Bawm, Chin-Falam, Chin-Haka, Chin-Khumi, Chittagonian, Darlong, Garo, Hajong, Ho, Khasi, Koch, Kok Borok, Kurux, Megam, Meitei, Mizo, Mru, Mundari, Pankhu, Pnar, Rajbanshi, Riang, Sadri-Oraon, Santali, Shendu, Sylheti, Tangchangya, Tippera, Usui, War

Bhutan (24 Living languages) : Adap, Brokkat, Brokpake, Bumthangkha, Chalikha, Chocangacakha, Dakpakha, Dzalakha, Dzongkha, Gongduk, Khengkha, Kurtokha, Lakha, Layakha, Lepcha, Lhokpu, Lunanakha, Nepali, Nupbikha, Nyenkha, Olekha, Tibetan, Tseku, Tshangla

Myanmar (Burma) (108 Living languages) : Achang, Akha, Anal, Anu, Arakanese, Blang, Burmese, Chak, Chaungtha, Chin-Asho, Chin-Bawm, Chin-Bualkhaw, Chin-Chinbon, Chin-Daai, Chin-Falam, Chin-Haka, Chin-Khumi, Chin-Khumi Awa, Chin-Mara, Chin-Mro, Chin-Mün, Chin-Ngawn, Chin-Paite, Chin-Senthang, Chin-Siyin, Chin-Tawr, Chin-Tedim, Chin-Thado, Chin-Zotung, Chittagonian, Danau, Gangte, Hmong Njua, Hpon, Hrangkhol, Intha, Jingpho, Kado, Karen-Brek, Karen-Bwe, Karen-Geba, Karen-Geko, Karen-Lahta, Karen-Manumanaw, Karen-Paku, Karen-Pa'o, Karen-Pwo Eastern, Karen-Pwo Western, Karen-S'gaw, Karen-Yinbaw, Karen-Yintale, Karen-Zayein, Kayah-Eastern, Kayah-Western, Kayan, Khamti, Khmu, Khün, Kiorr, Lahu, Lahu Shi, Lama, Lamkang, Laopang, Lashi, Lisu, Lopi, Lü, Lui, Mahei, Maru, Meitei, Mizo, Moken, Mon, Naga-Khiamniungan, Naga-Tase, Nga La, Norra, Nung, Palaung-Pale, Palaung-Rumai, Palaung-Shwe, Palu, Pankhu, Parauk, Purum, Pyen, Ralte, Rawang, Riang, Samtao, Sansu, Shan, Tai Loi, Tai Nüa, Taman, Taungyo, Tavoyan, Wa, Welaung, Wewaw, Yangbye, Yinchia, Yos, Zaiwa, Zome, Zyphe. Extinct languages : Pali

Seven Sister States (northeastern India) (110 Living languages) : Adi, Adi-Galo, Aiton, Amri, Anal, Apatani, Arakanese, Assamese, Bengali, Biete, Bishnupriya, Bodo, Bugun, Chakma, Chin-Bawm, Chin-Falam, Chin-Haka, Chin-Mara, Chin-Paite, Chin-Thado, Chiru, Darlong, Deori, Digaro-Mishmi, Dimasa, Gangte, Garo, Hajong, Hmar, Hruso, Idu-Mishmi, Kachari, Karbi, Khamba, Khamti, Khamyang, Khasi, Koireng, Kok Borok, Kom, Kudmali, Kurmukar, Lamkang, Lisu, Meitei, Miri, Mizo, Moinba, Na, Naga Pidgin, Naga-Angami, Naga-Ao, Naga-Chang, Naga-Chokri, Naga-Chothe, Naga-Inpui, Naga-Kharam, Naga-Khezha, Naga-Khiamniungan, Naga-Khoibu, Naga-Konyak, Naga-Liangmai, Naga-Lotha, Naga-Mao, Naga-Maram, Naga-Maring, Naga-Monsang, Naga-Moyon, Naga-Mzieme, Naga-Nocte, Naga-Phom, Naga-Purum, Naga-Rongmei, Naga-Sangtam, Naga-Southern Rengma, Naga-Sumi, Naga-Tangkhul, Naga-Tase, Naga-Thangal, Naga-Tutsa, Naga-Wancho, Naga-Yimchungru, Naga-Zeme, Nefamese, Nepali, Nisi, Panchpargania, Pankhu, Pnar, Rabha, Rajbanshi, Ralte, Riang, Ruga, Sajalong, Sakechep, Sherdukpen, Sherpa, Simte, Singpho, Sulung, Sylheti, Tamang-Eastern, Tibetan, Tiwa, Tshangla, War, Zakhring, Zome, Zyphe. (The total number of languages in India is 415)