Standard Malay

Summary

Standard Malay is a standard variety^[1].

Key Facts

• Standard Malay was influenced by Malayalam^[2].
• Standard Malay was influenced by Standard Indonesian^[3].
• Standard Malay was influenced by Classical Arabic^[4].
• Standard Malay was influenced by Standard English^[5].
• Standard Malay was influenced by Standard Chinese^[6].
• Standard Malay was influenced by Standard Dutch^[7].
• Standard Malay is in the country of Brunei^[8].
• Standard Malay is in the country of Malaysia^[9].
• Standard Malay is in the country of Singapore^[10].
• Standard Malay's instance of is recorded as standard variety^[11].
• Standard Malay's instance of is recorded as register^[12].
• Standard Malay's ISO 639-3 code is recorded as zsm^[13].
• Standard Malay's subclass of is recorded as Standard Malay-Indonesian^[14].
• Standard Malay's writing system is recorded as Latin script^[15].
• Standard Malay's writing system is recorded as Jawi^[16].
• Standard Malay's IETF language tag is recorded as zsm^[17].
• Standard Malay's Commons category is recorded as Standard Malay^[18].
• Standard Malay's Wikimedia language code is recorded as zsm^[19].
• Standard Malay's has part is recorded as Brunei Standard Malay^[20].
• Standard Malay's has part is recorded as Malaysian Malay^[21].
• Standard Malay's has part is recorded as Singaporean Malay^[22].
• Standard Malay's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Standard Malay^[23].
• Standard Malay's Glottolog code is recorded as stan1306^[24].
• Standard Malay's Linguasphere code is recorded as 31-MFA-ab^[25].
• Standard Malay's native label is recorded as bahasa Melayu Standard^[26].