Bassa is a language spoken primarily in Liberia, particularly by the Bassa people. It belongs to the Niger-Congo language family and is one of the many indigenous languages in the country. Bassa is known for its unique phonetic system and is written using a Latin-based alphabet. In addition to its linguistic significance, Bassa culture is rich in traditions, music, and dance. The Bassa people have a strong sense of community and often engage in communal activities. Their cultural practices contribute to the diverse tapestry of Liberia's heritage, alongside other ethnic groups like the Kru and Kpelle.