Luhyaspeaking
Luhyaspeaking refers to the use of the Luhya language, a Bantu language spoken by the Luhya people, primarily in western Kenya and eastern Uganda. The language is also known as ili Luhyayo, meaning "Luhya speech."
There are several dialects of the Luhya language, with Bukusu and Wanga being the two most widely
Luhya-speaking communities are known for their vibrant culture, rich traditions, and strong musical heritage. Traditional instruments,
Education and economic development have led to an increase in Luhya language speakers moving to urban areas,
Efforts to document and standardize the Luhya language have been made by linguists, anthropologists, and community
Overall, Luhyaspeaking is an important aspect of the culture and identity of the Luhya people, and efforts