20260923-0 език цоа Tsoa tsoa tsoa tsoa tsvanų tsoa tsoa coa tsoa tsoa Tsoa tsoa τσόα tsoa čvanština tsoa Tsoa tsoa Tsoa tsoa tsoa tsoa tsoa 2010-01-01 2025-02-14 1950-05-09 HIO 2012-06-27 2011-10-06 Gǁabak’e Hiechware Tcire-Tcire Tjwao Tsoa, Tshwa or Tshuwau, also known as Kua and Hiechware, is a language spoken in southwest Africa, belonging to the Khoisan language family. It is considered part of the Khoe-kwadi language group, the northern branch of the Khoisan languages. Tsoa is spoken by about 6 500 people, mainly pastoralists or hunter/gatherers settled in the northeastern part of Botswana and Zimbabwe. One of the dialects is Tjwao (or Tshwao) spoken in Zimbabwe, where it is a language officially recognised in the constitution. Tsoa is a tonal language and is distinguished (like all Khoisan languages) by the presence of numerous click consonants, produced by snapping the tongue against the palate or teeth. hio hio HIO false HIO 1950-05-09 HIO