Ju/'hoan language

Ju/'hoan is a Khoisan language of Botswana and Namibia. Its SIL code is KTZ. In total, it may have anywhere from 4,000 to 8,000 (or more) speakers. It might be related to =/Kx'au//'ein.

Dialects

It's made of a series of clicks

Dzu'oasi or Ssu Ghasi or Zhu'oase
Nogau or Agau

See also: language, Africa

External link

The Ethnologue Report for Ju/'hoan

Khoisan languages	Edit
!O!ung \| !Xóõ \| 'Akhoe \| //Gana \| //Xegwi \| /Anda \| /Gwi \| /Xam \| =/Hua \| =/Kx'au//'ein \| Deti \| Ganádi \| Hadza \| Hai//om \| Hietshware \| Ju/'hoan \| Korana \| Kung-ekoka \| Kwadi \| Kxoe \| Maligo \| N/u \| Nama \| Naro \| Sandawe \| Seroa \| Shua \| Vasekela Bushman \| Xiri

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