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'''Australian''' (''basang Astrelya''), also known as ''Australian Malay'' or ''Kasanaan'', is an Austronesian language spoken in [[Australia]], used by the ethnic [[Kasanaan]] in the Commonwealth of Australia, a nation comprised of Australia, the mainland of the Oceanic continent, as well as the island of Tasmania and numerous other islands. Australian itself is a standardized form of the Kasanaan language spoken around Sydney and Canberra, and is co-official with [[wikipedia:English_language|English]] and [[wikipedia:Chinese_language|Chinese]].
'''Australian''' (''basang Astrelya''), also known as ''Australian Malay'' or ''Kasanaan'', is an Austronesian language spoken in [[Australia]], used by the ethnic [[Kasanaan]] in the Commonwealth of Australia, a nation comprised of Australia, the mainland of the Oceanic continent, as well as the island of Tasmania and numerous other islands. Australian itself is a standardized form of the Kasanaan language spoken around Sydney and Canberra, and is co-official with [[wikipedia:English_language|English]] and [[wikipedia:Chinese_language|Chinese]].
== History ==
== Geographic distribution ==
== Official status ==
== Official policy ==
== Phonology ==
== Grammar ==
== Writing system ==
== Vocabulary ==
== Foreign language ==
[[Category:Languages]]
[[Category:Languages]]

Latest revision as of 10:02, 18 January 2026

Australian
Australian Malay
Kasanaan
Basang Astrelya
Pronunciation[bɐˈsaŋ ɐsˈt͡ʃeljə]
Native toAustralia
EthnicityKasanaan Australians
Native speakers
5.2 million (2025)
Australian
  • Malayo-Polynesian
    • Malayo-Kasanaan
      • Kasanaan
        • Eastern Kasanaan
          • Australian
Early form
Old Australian
Standard forms
Standard Australian
Official status
Official language in
Australia

Australian (basang Astrelya), also known as Australian Malay or Kasanaan, is an Austronesian language spoken in Australia, used by the ethnic Kasanaan in the Commonwealth of Australia, a nation comprised of Australia, the mainland of the Oceanic continent, as well as the island of Tasmania and numerous other islands. Australian itself is a standardized form of the Kasanaan language spoken around Sydney and Canberra, and is co-official with English and Chinese.

History

Geographic distribution

Official status

Official policy

Phonology

Grammar

Writing system

Vocabulary

Foreign language