Southeast Asians
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Southeast Asians
Summary
Southeast Asians is a human population[1]. It draws 90 Wikipedia views per month (human_population category, ranking #122 of 132).[2]
Key Facts
- Southeast Asians held citizenship in Laos[3].
- Southeast Asians held citizenship in Philippines[4].
- Southeast Asians held citizenship in Myanmar[5].
- Southeast Asians held citizenship in Timor-Leste[6].
- Southeast Asians held citizenship in Vietnam[7].
- Southeast Asians held citizenship in Malaysia[8].
- Southeast Asians's instance of is recorded as human population[9].
- Southeast Asians's instance of is recorded as demonym[10].
- Southeast Asians's instance of is recorded as citizen[11].
- Southeast Asia is named after Southeast Asians[12].
- The location of Southeast Asians was Southeast Asia[13].
- Southeast Asians is a type of Asian people[14].
- Southeast Asians's Commons category is recorded as People of Southeast Asia[15].
- Southeast Asians comprises Bruneians[16].
- Southeast Asians comprises Cambodians[17].
- Southeast Asians comprises Indonesians[18].
- Southeast Asians comprises Filipinos[19].
- Southeast Asians comprises Singaporeans[20].
- Southeast Asians comprises Laotians[21].
- Southeast Asians comprises Burmese people[22].
- Southeast Asians comprises Thailander[23].
- Southeast Asians comprises Malaysians[24].
- Southeast Asians comprises Vietnamese[25].
- Southeast Asians comprises East Timorese[26].
- Southeast Asians comprises Papua New Guineans[27].
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Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include human population[9], demonym[10], and citizen[11]. Southeast Asians is a type of Asian people[14].
Origins
Southeast Asia is named after Southeast Asians[12].
Use and Application
Components include Bruneians[16], a human population[28], in Brunei[29]; Cambodians[17], a human population[30], in Cambodia[31]; Indonesians[18], a human population[32], in Indonesia[33]; Filipinos[19], a nation[34], in Philippines[35]; Singaporeans[20], a human population[36], in Singapore[37]; and Laotians[21], a human population[38], in Laos[39].
Why It Matters
Southeast Asians draws 90 Wikipedia views per month (human_population category, ranking #122 of 132).[2] It is known by 33 alternative names across languages and contexts.[40]