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| states = Indonesia| region = West Java, Banten, Jakarta, small parts of western Central Java, southern Lampung, also spoken by the Sundanese diaspora all over Indonesia and throughout the world.Sundanese people>Sundanese(Baduy people{{•}}Bantenese people>Bantenese{{•}}Ciptagelar people{{•}}Cirebonese people>Cirebonese{{•}}Priangan)32.400000|2}} million| date = 2015| ref = e27| familycolor = AustronesianMalayo-Polynesian languages>Malayo-PolynesianMalayo-Sumbawan languages>Malayo-Sumbawan or Greater North BorneoBaduy language>BaduyOld Sundanese language>Old SundaneseClassical Sundanese language>Classical SundanesePriangan>Priangan SundaneseBaduy language>Baduy (considered a separate language)

• Banten
• Banyumas (extinct)
• Bogor
• Brebes
• Ciamis
• Northeast
  • Cirebon
  • Indramayu
  • Majalengka
• Priangan

Latin script (present)Sundanese script (present; optional)Pegon script>Sundanese Pégon script (17–20th centuries AD, present; religious schools only)Old Sundanese script (14–18th centuries AD, present; optional)Cacarakan (17–19th centuries AD, present; certain areas)Buda Script (13–15th centuries AD, present; optional)Kawi script (historical)Pallava Script>Pallava (historical)Pranagari (historical)Vatteluttu (historical)| nation = | iso1 = su| iso2 = sun| lc1 = sun| ld1 = Sundanese| lc2 = bacBaduy language>Baduy Sundanese| lc3 = osnOld Sundanese language>Old Sundanese| glotto = sund1252| glottorefname = Sundanese| lingua = 31-MFN-a| notice = IPA| map = Sundanese_language_distribution_map.svg#0000FF|Areas where Sundanese is a majority native language}}{{legend|#0080FF|Areas where Sundanese is a minority language with >100,000 speakers}}{{legend|#00FFFF|Areas where Sundanese is a minority language with