The Nandi language is a member of the Nilo-Saharan language family and is primarily spoken by the Nandi people in Kenya. It is part of the larger Kalenjin group of languages, which includes several dialects. Nandi is known for its rich oral traditions and is used in daily communication among the community. Nandi has a unique phonetic system and features a variety of tones that can change the meaning of words. The language is also used in cultural practices, storytelling, and rituals, helping to preserve the identity and heritage of the Nandi community. Efforts are ongoing to promote and document the language for future generations.