The Ewe language is a Niger-Congo language primarily spoken in Ghana and Togo. It is part of the Gbe language cluster, which includes several related languages. Ewe is known for its rich tonal system, where pitch can change the meaning of words. Ewe is used in various aspects of daily life, including education, media, and cultural expressions. The language has a significant oral tradition, with proverbs, stories, and songs that reflect the values and history of the Ewe people. Efforts are ongoing to promote and preserve the language in modern contexts.