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The smallest language group in East Africa is often considered to be the Hadza language, spoken by the Hadza people in Tanzania. The Hadza are a hunter-gatherer community, and their language is unique, with no known relation to other languages in the region. The number of speakers is very limited, often estimated to be around 1,000 individuals, making it one of the most endangered languages in East Africa.
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What is a group of long narrow valley in east Africa?
Answer to the question what is a group of long narrow valley in East Africa
What were some of the effects of east African trade on different cultural group?
West African empires became wealthy because they were doing alot of trading with East Africa (west Africa and east africa ARE different cultural groups believe or not) ,and Persian and Muslim traders formed the Swahili language.
What do zulus live in?
the zulu group live in the north east of Africa ;p
What does swahili mean?
The term Swahili refers o the blended African-Arab culture that had become common in East Africa
Did the Bantu language develop in East Africa?
true
What is the name of the group of islands east of Africa?
china
What is the smallest country in East East Africa lying between Ethiopia and Somalia?
Djibouti is almost surrounded by Ethiopia
What group of the Germanic family is extinct?
The east germanic language group
What is the language most commonly spoken in East Africa?
arabic
What is the predominant language of North Africa and the middle east?
The predominant language of the Middle East is Arabic, followed by Farsi, Kurdish, and Hebrew.
Is Africa the capital of Seychelles?
No Africa is a continent, it has no capital. The Seychelles are an island group off the east coast of Africa
What is the importance in the Swahili language in East Africa?
It is used for buisnesses and communication
