Hadza
A language of Tanzania
| Population | 800 (2000 M. Brenzinger). Ethnic population: 800. |
| Region | Singida region, southeast of Lake Eyasi, camps south and northwest; Manyara region, Iramba and Mbulu districts; Shinyanga region, Masawa District. |
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Tanzania, reference number 40 |
| Alternate names | Hadzabi, Hadzapi, Hatsa, Kangeju, Kindiga, “Tindiga” , Wakindiga |
| Dialects | Bali [bcp] may be a dialect. |
| Classification | Khoisan, Hatsa |
| Language use | Vigorous. |
| Comments | Nomadic. Population dwindling. Pressures from outside are resulting in less land, food, and more disease. Hunter-gatherers. Traditional religion, Christian. |
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