Gǁana language

E1000651

The Gǁana language is a Khoe-Kwadi (Khoe) language spoken by the Gǁana people of Botswana, known for its use of click consonants and its status as a minority indigenous language of southern Africa.

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Gǁana language canonical 1

Statements (29)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Khoe language
indigenous language
language
minority language
country Botswana
ethnicGroup Gǁana people NERFINISHED
hasAlternativeName Gana
ǁGana
hasConsonantType alveolar clicks
lateral clicks
palatal clicks
hasFeature click consonants
tonal language
hasWritingSystem Latin alphabet
surface form: Latin script
ISO639-3 gla
languageFamily Khoe NERFINISHED
Khoe-Kwadi NERFINISHED
partOf Khoisan linguistic area NERFINISHED
region Central Kalahari NERFINISHED
spokenIn Botswana NERFINISHED
southern Africa NERFINISHED
status endangered language
minority language
subclassOf Khoe languages
Khoe-Kwadi languages NERFINISHED
usedBy Gǁana community NERFINISHED
usedIn oral tradition
ritual practices
traditional storytelling

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Khoe peoples language Gǁana language