Tamil is the most widely spoken language among the Indian diaspora in Myanmar, with a significant population of Tamil speakers in the country.

The Indian diaspora in Myanmar is estimated to be around 200,000, making it one of the largest Indian diaspora communities in Southeast Asia.

The Chettiar community in Myanmar primarily speaks Tamil, as they have historical ties to the Tamil Nadu region of India.

English is the primary language of instruction in Indian diaspora schools in Myanmar, as it is the official language of the country and widely used in education.

The Gujarati community in Myanmar primarily speaks Gujarati, as they have historical ties to the Gujarat region of India.

Approximately 40% of the Indian diaspora in Myanmar speak Tamil, making it the most widely spoken Indian language in the country.

The Marwari community in Myanmar primarily speaks Marwari, as they have historical ties to the Rajasthan region of India.

Hindi is commonly used in Indian diaspora religious ceremonies and festivals in Myanmar, as it is widely understood among the Indian community and is associated with Indian culture and traditions.

The Punjabi community in Myanmar primarily speaks Punjabi, as they have historical ties to the Punjab region of India.

Approximately 30% of the Indian diaspora in Myanmar speak Hindi, making it the second most widely spoken Indian language in the country.

The Sindhi community in Myanmar primarily speaks Sindhi, as they have historical ties to the Sindh region of Pakistan.

English is commonly used in Indian diaspora newspapers and media outlets in Myanmar, as it is the official language of the country and widely used in communication and media.

The Malayalam community in Myanmar primarily speaks Malayalam, as they have historical ties to the Kerala region of India.

Approximately 20% of the Indian diaspora in Myanmar speak Telugu, making it the third most widely spoken Indian language in the country.

The Bengali community in Myanmar primarily speaks Bengali, as they have historical ties to the Bengal region of India and Bangladesh.