ENGLISH
THAI
INDONESIAN
JAPANESE
FILIPINO

By Cynthia Chou

[Dr. Cynthia Chou is associate professor in the Department of Asian Studies, Institute of Cross-cultural and Regional Studies–Language, Religion and Society, University of Copenhagen. She also serves as head of the Southeast Asian Studies Programme.]

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