The original "click languages" are Khoisan languages. Some of the oldest languages on earth. Most of those languages today are endangered, and several are moribund or extinct. Today, Southern Bantu (Nguni) languages like Xhosa, Swati, Northern Ndebele and Zulu have clicks in them as a result of mixing with the Khoisan people. So there is no one click language, there are many in Southern Africa and in Tanzania. Sodwana, spoken in Tanzania is a click language that is part of the Khoisan language g

10K views · 434 reactions | A click language is a group of African languages, primarily Khoisan languages, that incorporate click sounds as distinct consonants. These clicks are produced by a suction mechanism in the mouth, resulting in sharp popping or sucking sounds, and they are integral to the vocabulary of these ancient languages. #reelsvideoシ #reelsfbシ #reels #viralreels #instagram #viralreelsシ | Yemi Africa | Facebook