Strictly speaking, Malaysia's official language is called Bahasa Melayu, in the Malay language. A "standardised" version of this language is known as Bahasa Baku, and is widely used by newsreaders and in school oral examinations.

Malaysian is the language spoken in Malaysia. Malaysia is located in southeast Asia. The capital of Malaysia is Kuala, Lumpur.

English,chinese,hokkien,hakka,teochews.........................n most importantly our national language-MALAY^^

The National Language is Malaysian Language (Bahasa Malaysia) or formerly known as Malay(Melayu).

English is the official second language. Most Malaysian are English literated as English Language is taught since the age of 7.

Malaysia consist of various races, some Malaysian knows up to 3 languages. Usually the 3rd language is their native language like Chinese, Indian, Iban, Kadazan, Melanau and others...

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Bahasa Malaysia (official), English, Chinese (Cantonese, Mandarin, Hokkien, Hakka, Hainan, Foochow), Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Panjabi, Thai
Yes many languages. Bahasa Malaysia is the main language (Official Language) but almost everyone can also speak English. In addition you have Chinese (Cantonese, Mandarin, Hokkien, Hakka, Hainan, Foochow), Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Panjabi, Thai. In East Malaysia there are several indigenous languages; most widely spoken are Iban and Kadazan.

Here is a list of all 139 languages spoken in Malaysia:

1. Abai Sungai

2. Bajau, West Coast

3. Bakati', Rara

4. Balangingi

5. Balau

6. Banjar

7. Batek

8. Belait

9. Berawan, Central

10. Berawan, East

11. Berawan, West

12. Bidayuh, Bau

13. Bidayuh, Biatah

14. Bidayuh, Bukar-Sadong

15. Bidayuh, Tringgus-Sembaan

16. Bintulu

17. Bisaya, Brunei

18. Bisaya, Sabah

19. Bonggi

20. Bookan

21. Brunei

22. Bugis

23. Bukitan

24. Cheq Wong

25. Chinese, Hakka

26. Chinese, Mandarin

27. Chinese, Min Dong

28. Chinese, Min Nan

29. Chinese, Pu-Xian

30. Chinese, Yue

31. Duano

32. Dumpas

33. Dusun, Central

34. Dusun, Sugut

35. Dusun, Tambunan

36. Dusun, Tempasuk

37. English

38. Gana

39. Iban

40. Ida'an

41. Iranun

42. Jah Hut

43. Jakun

44. Javanese

45. Jehai

46. Kadazan, Coastal

47. Kadazan, Klias River

48. Kadazan, Labuk-Kinabatangan

49. Kajaman

50. Kalabakan

51. Kayan, Baram

52. Kayan, Rejang

53. Kelabit

54. Keningau Murut

55. Kensiu

56. Kenyah, Mainstream

57. Kimaragang

58. Kinabatangan, Upper

59. Kintaq

60. Kiput

61. Kota Marudu Talantang

62. Kota Marudu Tinagas

63. Kuijau

64. Lahanan

65. Lanoh

66. Lelak

67. Lobu, Lanas

68. Lobu, Tampias

69. Long Wat

70. Lotud

71. Lun Bawang

72. Mah Meri

73. Malaccan Creole Malay

74. Malaccan Creole Portuguese

75. Malay

76. Malay, Baba

77. Malay, Cocos Islands

78. Malay, Kedah

79. Malay, Sabah

80. Malay, Standard

81. Malaysian Sign Language

82. Mapun

83. Melanau, Central

84. Melanau, Daro-Matu

85. Melanau, Kanowit-Tanjong

86. Melanau, Sibu

87. Minokok

88. Minriq

89. Mintil

90. Molbog

91. Murik

92. Narom

93. Negeri Sembilan Malay

94. Okolod

95. Orang Kanaq

96. Orang Seletar

97. Paluan

98. Papar

99. Penan, Bah-Biau

100. Penan, Eastern

101. Penan, Western

102. Penang Sign Language

103. Punan Batu 1

104. Remun

105. Rungus

106. Sa'ban

107. Sabüm

108. Salako

109. Sama, Southern

110. Sebop

111. Sebuyau

112. Sekapan

113. Selangor Sign Language

114. Selungai Murut

115. Semai

116. Semaq Beri

117. Sembakung Murut

118. Semelai

119. Semnam

120. Seru

121. Serudung Murut

122. Sian

123. Tagal Murut

124. Tamil

125. Tatana

126. Tausug

127. Temiar

128. Temoq

129. Temuan

130. Tidong

131. Timugon Murut

132. Tobilung

133. Tombonuo

134. Tonga

135. Tring

136. Ukit

137. Uma' Lasan

138. Wolio

139. Yakan
Bahasa Malaysia is the official language but English remains the second language.
Malay
That would be Bahasa Malaysia and English, but English is only official for some purposes.
Bahasa melayu or known as Bahasa Malaysia
bahasa Malaysia
Bahasa Malaysia
National Language is Malay or Bahasa Melayu.

However, English, Mandarin, Cantonese and Hindi is widely spoken as well
The official language of Malaysia is Malay language and it is a bit different from Indonesian language.
Malay
malayans speak malay.
Bahasa Melayu, Bahasa Indonesia, Yawi
Malay
The Malay language. Or called "Bahasa Melayu". Sometimes to a certain extent, its called Bahasa Malaysia (Malaysian language). Other Malaysians such as those from Sabah and Sarawak speak their own dialects that have much more similar words so some of the southern Philippine languages. The Tausug people in Malaysia, speak Bahasa Sug, the Tausug language. These people aren't ethnic Malays, but are related to Malays. Malaysian-Indians also speak Hindi and Tamil.
27 million counting Malaysians only, but that's not counting

Indonesian (Indonesians speak Indonesian but the 2 languages

are sister language and are greatly linked together), so counting Indonesian

I would say about 300Million.

Salam & Ramadan Mubarak 2011
Tha official language of Malaysia is Bahasa Malaysia.
Malay, of course
They can speak English, but with an accent. I've been to Malaysia, and their native language is Malaysian, or Standard Malay.
Bahasa Malaysia
Malaysian people speak the Malay language, or Bahasa Melayu. The Malay language sometimes differenciates in other Southeast Asian countries. Sometimes, to a certain extent, the Malay language in Malaysia is called Bahasa Malaysia. Literally meaning "Malaysian language". People in Sabah and Sarawak speak their own dialects. Such as the Tausug people in Sabah, they speak Bahasa Sug; the Tausug people's dialect. Hindi and Tamil are spoken by the Malaysian-Indians.
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Malay
Malaysian and English.
German
Chinese and Tamil
National Language is Malay or Bahasa Melayu.

However, English, Mandarin, Cantonese and Hindi is widely spoken as well
The Major Languages spoken in Malaysia is Chinese and Tamil
Malaysian people speak Malay or Bahasa Melayu. But in Malaysia, there is also a large Chinese and Indian population. Therefore many speak Chinese and Indian as well. English is thought as mandatory second language and therefore most everyone speaks English as well.

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