The Chin language refers to a group of related languages spoken by the Chin people, primarily in Myanmar and parts of India and Bangladesh. It belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language family and includes several dialects, such as Hakha, Falam, and Tedim. These languages are characterized by their tonal nature and unique phonetic features. Chin languages are used in daily communication, cultural expressions, and local governance among the Chin communities. They play a vital role in preserving the identity and heritage of the Chin people. Efforts are ongoing to promote literacy and education in these languages to ensure their survival for future generations.