豪萨语 (Hausa) is a Chadic language spoken primarily in West Africa, particularly in countries like Nigeria and Niger. It is one of the largest languages in Africa, with millions of speakers. The language serves as a lingua franca in many regions, facilitating communication among diverse ethnic groups. Hausa is written using the Latin alphabet, and it has a rich oral tradition, including proverbs, poetry, and storytelling. The language is also used in trade, education, and media, making it an important cultural and economic asset in the region.