This alphabetic list contains many of the languages we are lacking from South East Asia with more than one million speakers: Batak (Indonesia) Bihari/Bhojpuri/Maithili/Magahi (India) Buginese (Indonesia) Burmese (Myanmar) Chuang (China) Gujarati (India) Indonesian (Indonesia) Javanese (Indonesia) Kashmiri (Kashmir) Khmer (Cambodia) Lao (Laos) Madurese (Madura) Malay (Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore) Marathi (India) Miao (China) Mongolian (Mongolia) Oriya (India) Pashto (Iran, Afghanistan) Persian/Farsi/Pahlavi/Dari (Iran, Afghanistan) Punjabi/Panjabi (India, Pakistan) Sindhi (Pakistan, India) Sinhalese (Sri Lanka) Sundanese (Indonesia) Tamil (Sri Lanka, India) Telugu (India) Tibetan (China) Uigur (China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan) Urdu (Pakistan) Visayan (Indonesia) Yi/Lolo (China) We kindly ask for a message, if you speak one of those languages or if you can make contacts to a speaker.