8.8K views · 148 reactions | The Hadza language, from Tanzania. Roughly 800 people speak this language, making it one of the rarest & endangered languages in existence - Via: TikTok/Vardan_traveler : @africachanneltv | The Africa Channel | Facebook

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The Hadza language spoken in Northern Tanzania and is also known as a click language. It’s one of the worlds most distinct and ancient languages. The Hadza people have proven to be an extremely resilient culture, persisting in isolation through the advent of pastoralism and agriculture. Today, however, land use issues and cultural diffusion present more of a challenge to the future of the Hadza people and their language than ever before. 🇹🇿 Via: @musahadzabetour #OhAfrika #PocaTribe | Oh Afrik

The Hadza people of Tanzania are among the last remaining true hunter-gatherer societies, living in a way that closely mirrors how humans survived for tens of thousands of years. They depend on wild foods, hunt with handmade bows, and gather berries, honey, and roots. Their way of life is deeply communal, built around shared resources, flexible social roles, and an intimate understanding of the land. Despite growing modern pressures, the Hadza have preserved their traditions, language, and cultu