December 14, 2019
Myanmar:

See also

Notes

  1. ^ The final r in Myanmar is not intended for pronunciation but exists to represent the broad ah (/ɑː/) sound of British English.
  2. ^ Based on the estimated overall population, including both the enumerated and non-enumerated population (51,486,253), and on the assumption that the non-enumerated population in Rakhine State affiliate with the Islamic faith.

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