List of languages by number of native speakers in Indonesia

Population 5 years old and upward, Language Used at home Everyday 2011 ^[1]

Ranked	Everyday language group	number	%
1	Javanese	68,044,660	31.79
2	Indonesian	42,682,566	19.94
3	Sundanese	32,412,752	15.14
4	Malay	7,901,386	3.69
5	Madurese	7,743,533	3.62
6	Minangkabau	4,232,226	1.98
7	Banjarese	3,651,626	1.71
8	Buginese	3,510,249	1.64
9	Balinese	3,371,049	1.57
10	Batak languages	3,318,360	1.55
11	Cirebonese	3,086,721	1.44
12	Other Languages of East Nusa Tenggara	3,004,120	1.40
13	Sasak	2,691,127	1.26
14	Acehnese	2,550,055	1.19
15	Betawi	2,244,648	1.05
16	Malay-based creoles	2,243,000	1.05
17	Palembang Malay/Musi/Sekayu	2,181,769	1.02
18	Other languages of South Sulawesi	1,953,592	0.91
19	Makassarese	1,644,300	0.77
20	Papuan languages	1,643,325	0.77
21	Languages of Maluku	1,616,240	0.76
22	Other languages of Dayaks	1,478,696	0.69
23	Bengkulu Malay	1,438,278	0.67
24	Other spoken languages in Sumatra	1,345,387	0.63
25	Other languages of Southeast Sulawesi	1,047,750	0.49
26	Other languages of West Nusa Tenggara	1,020,035	0.48
27	Other languages of Lampung province	914,656	0.43
28	Other languages of North Sulawesi	875,861	0.41
29	Other Sulawesi languages	812,851	0.38
30	Languages of Kalimantan	758,010	0.35
31	Nias	747,168	0.35
32	Unknown	561,711	0.26
33	Other languages of Aceh	532,814	0.25
34	Foreign languages, including: Arabic Chinese Dutch English Filipino Hakka Hokkien Japanese Korean Mandarin Portuguese Punjabi Sindhi Spanish Tamil	443,973	0.21
35	Sign languages	40,373	0.02
	Total	214,056,929	100.00

References

Notes

1. Kewarganegaraan, Suku Bangsa, agama, dan Bahasa Sehari-hari Penduduk Indonesia: Hasil Sensus Penduduk 2010. (PDF), Badan Pusat Statistik