[DOC] [TLE] Khoisan languages - Wikipedia [PAR] The Khoisan languages are the languages of Africa that have click consonants 
but do not ... All Khoisan languages but two are indigenous to southern Africa, 
and belong to three ... Kung language of the northern Kalahari is spoken by some 
15,000 or so people. ... These are typically written with characters such as  and 
. [DOC] [TLE] Khoisan languages | Britannica.com [PAR] Of the so-called Western NKK languages, Naro is spoken in the west (with a few 
speakers ... When such cases involve clicks in Khoisan words corresponding to... [DOC] [TLE] How Africa Became Black | DiscoverMagazine.com [PAR] Feb 1, 1994 ... Most Americans think of native Africans as black and of white ... the so-called 
human races, three of which are native to Africa. ... as Hottentots, and smaller 
San hunter-gatherers, pejoratively called ... continent was inhabited by Indians 
speaking Indian languages. ..... That discussion is Here: Click >>>. [DOC] [TLE] Genetics and the history of click languages - Webmail interface ... [PAR] history of click languages but involves far-reaching conclusions for the early 
evolution of .... It is thus comparable to Aborigines referring generally to the 
indigenous hunter-gatherer .... (1) Clicks as such are common as human speech 
sounds. .... The lack of a larger set of so-called effluxes or accompaniments is 
due to the. [DOC] [TLE] Marijuana - The First Twelve Thousand Years - The African Dagga ... [PAR] What intrigued Europeans most about these native peoples was their 
primitiveness. ... intoxicant spread to other native Africans such as the Bushmen 
and the Hottentots. ... These were a yellowish-skinned people who spoke a "click" 
language. ... The Dutch called them "beachcombers" because the Hottentots 
frequented the... [DOC] [TLE] PEOPLE OF AFRICA - The Diversity of African People | African Race ... [PAR] Africans are African because they are native to Africa. ... There is no continent 
more blessed with striking beauty and diversity than the ... As well as imposed 
terms such as black people - Click here. ... The Amharas seemed to gain the 
upper hand with the accession of the so-called Gondar line of the Imperial 
dynasty in the... [DOC] [TLE] Truth and Lies about South African History: Blacks Are Not ... [PAR] Feb 8, 2015 ... LIE NUMBER THREE: 'Blacks are indigenous to South Africa and first settled it'. 
..... Today and during the so called apartheid era they thrived. ..... incorporated 
the click sounds of the Bushmen language into their own ... [1] The original 
inhabitants of Southern Africa were the Khoi [Hottentots] and the the San... [DOC] [TLE] The Bushmen and Their Language - JStor [PAR] the whole continent. ... extant on the subject, and also the difficulty to assign such 
... language, the acquirement of which is so difficult that it was ... Engli8hized into 
Bushman : the Hottentots call them Saan;1 .... racial. It is what is called in French 
le tablier tgyptien. ..... the click as we have in the Khuai dialect Q hold ' wood ;'. [DOC] [TLE] learning Nama (Hottentot) - UniLang [PAR] Jan 26, 2008 ... I think it would interesting to learn a click language via the internet. ... about 
Nama or maybe even a native speaker who speaks English. ... has eleven official 
languages... and that excludes languages such as Nama. ... Kung language 
which is the most well-known language of the (so-called)Bushmen. :wink... [DOC] [TLE] book reviews [PAR] publication of the School of African Life and Languages, ... Hottentots to the 
Hamitic family, while the purer Bushman tongues show no such affinity, but are 
isolating in type with a very ... mat} four genuine click positions and the so-called 
lip click, which ... native .texts been included, but the author's purpose in desiring 
to. [DOC] [TLE] Historical linguistics - Southern African Humanities [PAR] Scientific disciplines such as anthropology, archaeology, linguistics and genetics 
... an affiliation of Khoekhoe (then called 'Hottentot')1 with so-called 'Hamitic' 
groups in .... in the indigenous languages of

Question: The so-called click languages, such as Hottentot, are native to this continent
Answer: Africa