The Xhosa language is one of the official languages of South Africa, primarily spoken by the Xhosa people. It belongs to the Bantu language family and is known for its distinctive click sounds, which are represented by letters such as "c," "x," and "q." Xhosa is widely used in the Eastern Cape province and has a rich oral tradition, including storytelling and poetry. Xhosa is also an important cultural marker for the Xhosa community, reflecting their history and identity. The language has various dialects, with isiXhosa being the most recognized. Efforts to promote and preserve Xhosa include its inclusion in education and media, ensuring its continued relevance in modern society.