Tshivenda

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Tshivenda

Spoken in

Republic of South Africa , Zimbabwe
speaker 1 million
Linguistic
classification
Official status
Official language in Republic of South Africa , Zimbabwe
Language codes
ISO 639 -1

ve

ISO 639 -2

ven

ISO 639-3

ven

Share of Tshivenda speakers in South Africa (2011)
Density of Tshivenda speakers in South Africa (2011)

Tshivenda (also: Chivenda , Venda ) is a Bantu language spoken in the Republic of South Africa by 1.87 percent (as of 2015) of the 15-year-old population .

It is from the ethnic groups of the Venda and Lemba spoken. A small number of speakers live in Zimbabwe . There is no uniform standard language.

During apartheid in South Africa, the Venda speakers should be united in the Homeland Venda .

Web links

Commons : Tshivenda  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Institute of Race Relations : South Africa Survey 2017 . Johannesburg 2017, p. 74