Tswana language
Also known as
- Beetjuans,
- Coana,
- Setswana,
- Sechuana,
- Chwana,
- Tsiwaha,
- Chuana,
- Cuana,
- Tshwana
Tswana (Setswana), is a Bantu language written in the Latin Alphabet. Tswana is the national and majority language of Botswana, whose people are the Batswana (singular Motswana). Although Setswana is the official language of Botswana, the majority of Setswana speakers are actually in the country of South Africa. There are also speakers in Zimbabwe and Namibia. Internationally there are about 4 million speakers. Before South Africa became a multi-racial democracy, the bantustan of Bophuthatswana...
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Language
| Main Country |
| Dialects |
| Language Family |
| Writing System |
| Region |
| ISO 639-3 Code |
- tsn
| ISO 639-2 Code |
| ISO 639-1 Code |
| Rosetta Project Code |
| Spoken in countries |
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