20260923-0 Nǁng 2010-01-01 2026-04-27 1950-05-09 NGH 2012-06-27 2011-10-06 Nǁng Nǁng is an endangered Tuu language of South Africa within the Ghaap-Khalahari group. It was historically spoken north of the Orange River, between the Namibian border and the Vaal, as well as near the Molopo River by the southernmost point of Botswana. Tuu languages were once accepted as a branch of the now-obsolete Khoisan language family. Khoisan languages are characterised by the presence of numerous click consonants, produced by snapping the tongue against the palate or teeth. The Tuu languages, along with neighboring ǂʼAmkoe, are known for being the only natural languages in the world to have bilabial clicks as distinctive speech sounds. ngh ngh NGH false NGH 1950-05-09 NGH