Khoisanspeaking
Khoisanspeaking refers to the languages spoken by the Khoisan peoples, an indigenous group of hunter-gatherers who have inhabited Southern Africa for thousands of years. The Khoisan languages are part of the larger Khoisan language family, which includes the Khoekhoe and San languages. These languages are characterized by their unique phonetic and grammatical structures, which differ significantly from the Bantu languages that dominate the region today.
The Khoekhoe languages, also known as the Tuu or Damara languages, are spoken by the Khoekhoe people,
Khoisanspeaking languages are known for their complex phonetic systems, which include a large number of clicks,
Despite the unique features of Khoisanspeaking languages, they are facing significant threats due to language shift,