Tshiluba
Tshiluba is a Bantu language primarily spoken in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, particularly in the Kasai region. It is one of the four national languages of the country and serves as a lingua franca among various ethnic groups. Tshiluba is known for its rich oral traditions and cultural significance.
The language has several dialects, with the most prominent being Luba-Katanga and Luba-Lulua. Tshiluba uses a Latin-based alphabet and has a unique system of noun classes, which affects verb conjugation and agreement. It plays a vital role in education, media, and daily communication in the regions where it is spoken.