Kinyarwanda is a Bantu language spoken primarily in Rwanda, where it is the official language alongside French and English. It is also spoken in parts of neighboring countries like Uganda and Democratic Republic of the Congo. Kinyarwanda is known for its rich oral traditions and is used in everyday communication, education, and media. The language has a unique phonetic system and grammar structure, making it distinct from other languages in the region. Kinyarwanda uses a system of noun classes, which affects verb conjugation and adjective agreement. This complexity adds to its cultural significance and reflects the identity of the Rwandan people.