The Austronesian Language Family

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1. Atayalic: Atayal, Seediq
2. East Formosan:
   • Northeast Formosan: 
     • †Basay, †Trobiawan
     • Kavalan
   • Central branch: Amis, Sakizaya
   • Southwest branch: †Siraya
3. Puyuma
4. Paiwan
5. Rukai
6. Tsouic: Kanakanabu, Saaroa (Lha'arua), Tsou 
7. Bunun
8. Western Plains:
   • Central Western Plains
     • †Taokas, †Babuza
     • †Papora, †Hoanya
   • Thao  
9. Northwest Formosan:
   • Saisiyat
   • Pazeh, Kaxabu
   • †Ketangalan, †Kulon, †Luilang, †Qauqaut, †Taivuan
10. Malayo-Polynesian:
1. Western Malayo-Polynesian: >  Click Here
   1. Chamorro:
   2. Palauan:
   3. Northern Philippines:
   4. Southern Philippines:
   5. Meso-Philippines:
   6. South Mindanao:
   7. Sama-Bajaw:
   8. Sundic:
   9. Borneo:
   10. Sulawesi:
2. Central-Eastern Malayo-Polynesian
:
1. Central Malayo-Polynesian >  Click Here
   1. Aru:
   2. Babar:
   3. Bima-Sumba:
   4. Central Maluku:
   5. Southeast Maluku:
   6. Teor-Kur:
   7. Timor:
   8. West Damar:
2. Eastern Malayo-Polynesian >  Click Here
   1. South Halmahera-Geelvink Bay:
   2. Oceanic:
      • Sarmi-Yotafa:
      • Siassi:
      • Markham:
      • Papuan Tip:
      • Kimbe:
      • New Britain:
      • New Ireland-Tolai:
      • Admiralty Islands:
      • Bougainville:
      • Choiseul:
      • New Georgia:
      • Santa Isabel:
      • Santa Cruz:
      • Southern Vanuatu:
      • New Caledonia:
      • Loyalty:
      • Remote Oceanic:
        • Micronesian:
        • Southeast Solomon:
        • Central and Northern Vanuatu:
        • Central Pacific:

Note:  Languages and language groups preceded by a dagger (†) are extinct.

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