Tshiluba language

Tshiluba is a Bantu language spoken primarily in the Democratic Republic of Congo, mainly in the Kasai region. It is one of the country's national languages and has a rich oral tradition, including stories and songs. Tshiluba uses a Latin-based alphabet and features noun class systems and complex verb conjugations common in Bantu languages. It serves as a key part of cultural identity and communication within its community, alongside other languages like Lingala and French. Efforts are ongoing to standardize and promote its use in education, media, and literature.