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Khoisan
- family of African languages: a family of African languages spoken in parts of Namibia and Botswana and notable for the use of click consonants
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Mbira Music of the Khoi-San People ("Ndingo" traditional song performed by a Bushman sanza and vocal musician, from Namibia: Bushmen and Himba (Cat.# Buda 92632-2). All rights reserved.)Mbira Music of the Khoi-San People ("Ndingo" traditional song performed by a Bushman sanza and vocal musician, from Namibia: Bushmen and Himba (Cat.# Buda 92632-2). All rights reserved.)
Mbira Music of the Khoi-San People
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  • Khoisan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Khoisan (increasingly commonly spelled Khoesan or Khoe-San) is the name for two major ethnic groups of Southern Africa. Historically, they have been referred to as the Capoid race ...

  • Khoisan languages - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    The Khoisan languages (also Khoesaan languages) are the indigenous languages of southern and eastern Africa; in southern Africa their speakers are the Khoi and Bushmen (Saan), in ...

  • The Khoikhoi and the San

    Khoisan is a general term which linguists use for the click language of southern Africa. Khoikhoi is the name which the herding people of the Cape used for themselves.

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