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The 13 pages that link to Nguni languages, each with the reason it gives.

• Ndebele peopleNarrower topic: Ndebele languages belong to the broader Nguni language family.

• UbuntuRelated: Ubuntu is especially associated with Nguni usage and related forms across Southern Africa.

• Zulu peopleNarrower topic: This linguistic family places isiZulu among neighboring Southern African languages.

• Xhosa languageNarrower topic: Xhosa belongs to this closely related language group.

• Xhosa peopleNarrower topic: The Xhosa language belongs to this closely related linguistic family.

• Swazi peopleNarrower topic: siSwati belongs to this wider linguistic family.

• ZuluNarrower topic: Zulu belongs to this closely related group of languages.

• Northern Ndebele languageNarrower topic: Northern Ndebele belongs to this closely related language group.

• MbabaneNarrower topic: siSwati connects Mbabane’s linguistic identity to a wider Southern African language family.

• Sotho languageCompared with: Their shared region can obscure their different linguistic subgroup from Sesotho.

• Southern NdebeleNarrower topic: Southern Ndebele belongs to this branch and shares its broad linguistic inheritance.

• Venda languageRelated: Nguni languages offer a contrasting Bantu branch within South Africa.

• Swazi languageNarrower topic: SiSwati belongs to this closely related group of southern African languages.