Javanese

Java language is the language used ethnic Javanese population in Central Java,Yogyakarta and East Java.
Java residents who wander, making the Java language can be found in variousregions and even abroad. The number of Javanese who migrated to Malaysia helpedbring the Javanese language and culture to Malaysia, so there is a residential areathey are known by the name of the village of Java, Java field. In addition, people who use Java language also spread across the territory of the Unitary Republic ofIndonesia. Regions outside Java, the Javanese-dominated or in a significantpercentage are: Lampung (61.9%), North Sumatra (32.6%), Jambi (27.6%), SouthSumatra (27%). Special Java community in North Sumatra, they are the descendantsof contract laborers who were employed in different areas of tobacco, especially inareas that are often referred to as the Deli Deli or Pujakesuma Java (Java Birth SonSumatra). While Java community in other areas spread through the transmigrationprogram, held since the Dutch colonial era.
In addition to the Nusantara region, the Java community is also found in abundance inSuriname, which reaches 15% of the population as a whole, then in the New Caledonia region even to Aruba and Curacao and the Netherlands. A small percentage even spread to the territory of French Guiana and Venezuela. Labor export to Korea, Hong Kong, as well as some Middle Eastern countries alsoexpanded the spread of this language even though the user can not ascertain its sustainability.