Bahasa

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Bahasa, Bhas a, Basa, or Phasa is the word for "language" in many Asian languages, which derives from the Sanskrit word ???? bh??? "spoken language". In many modern languages in South Asia and Southeast Asia which have been influenced by Sanskrit or Pali, bahasa and cognate words are used to mean "language" in general.

The term of Bahasa is mistakenly used in reference to the Indonesian and Malaysian languages.

Video Bahasa

Language names

Kannada language is ????? ???? (Kannada bhaashe)
Hindi language is ????? ???? (Hindi bha?a)
Gujarati language is ??????? ???? (Gujar?t? bh???)
Assamese language is ??????? ???? (Axomiya bhaxa)
Bengali language is ????? ???? (Bangla bhasha)
Nepali language is ?????? ???? (Nepal bha?a)
Newar language is ????? ???? (Nepal bha?a)
Burmese language is Myanma bhasa (Burmese: ??????????)
Mon Language is ??????? (pheisaa Mon)
Sinhalese language is Si?hala bh???va (Sinhalese: ????? ?????)
Malaysian language is bahasa Malaysia
Malay language is bahasa Melayu
Indonesian language is bahasa Indonesia
Tausug language is bahasa S?g
Betawi language is bahasa Betawi
Cia-Cia language is bahasa Ciacia
Javanese language is basa Jawa, also basa Jawi
Sundanese language is basa Sunda
Balinese language is basa Bali
Minangkabau language is baso Minangkabau
Acehnese language is bahsa Acèh
Khmer language is phiesa Khmae (Khmer: ?????????)
Lao language is phasa Lao (Lao: ???????)
Thai language is phasa Thai (Thai: ???????)
Bahasa Rojak means "mixed language" in Malay
Indonesian slang is sometimes referred to as bahasa gaul or bahasa prokem

Maps Bahasa

Usage

The word "Bahasa" in English is sometimes used to refer to both Malaysian and Indonesian, usually by Western expatriates and their English-speaking Malaysian-Indonesian associates, is of colonial origin and is "incorrect". When Malaysian or Indonesian speakers refer to other languages, the non-capitalized word "bahasa" is used; for example, English and Italian are called bahasa Inggris and bahasa Italia, "English language" and "Italian language" respectively.