Zaza Language is a member of the Northwestern Iranian languages, primarily spoken in eastern Turkey. It is mainly used by the Zaza people, who have a rich cultural heritage. The language has two main dialects: Northern Zaza and Southern Zaza, which can differ significantly in pronunciation and vocabulary. Although Zaza is not widely recognized, it has a growing body of literature and is increasingly being taught in schools. The language faces challenges due to the dominance of Turkish, but efforts are being made to preserve and promote its use among younger generations.