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Take “Xhosa”, a Bantu language spoken in South Africa. It’s known for its use of click sounds, which are rare in many languages. These clicks are part of a rich phonetic system that includes three types: dental, lateral, and alveolar. The use of clicks in Xhosa reflects a long history of linguistic development and cultural identity in the region.