Hadza also known as Hadzabe is a vulnerable language spoken in Karatu District of Arusha Region in Tanzania by the Hadza people.
Hadza language has approximately 1,300 native speakers.
Hadza Language
Help Keep Hadza Alive
Join 1,000+ speakers preserving different African languages for future generations
The Future of Hadza Is In Our Hands
Every day, new words shape our world - from artificial intelligence to blockchain, from climate change to social media.
While languages like English grow and adapt, what about Hadza?
How do we explain quantum computing in Hadza?
What's the word for 'cryptocurrency'?
Without action today, how will future generations express tomorrow's ideas in Hadza?
The Choice Is Yours
If not you, who will keep Hadza alive?
If not now, when will we start?
If not here, where will it happen?
This is our language. This is our responsibility.
Our Mission
We're building a living bridge between tradition and innovation - documenting and growing African languages for the digital age. Every word you contribute helps preserve our cultural heritage while preparing it for the future.
Start Contributing Today
Choose how you'd like to help preserve Hadza
First time here?
See our quick guide
Want to Do More?
Whether you want to become a sponsor, provide recordings, share written materials, or suggest improvements, we'd love to hear from you.
Contact us at: Ongeanasi