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Zulu in South Africa, Shona in Zimbabwe, Tswana in Botswana, swazi in Swaziland, and Sotho in Lesotho.

Samantha124:
Zulu in South Africa, Shona in Zimbabwe, Tswana in Botswana, swazi in Swaziland, and Sotho in Lesotho.

So No Nigerian language in your list?
In simba's voice "We will not take it".

But the op already mentioned Yoruba from Nigeria...

sageb:


So No Nigerian language in your list?
In simba's voice "We will not take it".

Swahili