Tswana:
		
		What is interesting about the Sotho language group is  that each language is mutually intelligible to the native speakers of the other  languages. This means that their differences are phonological in nature.  Setswana is spoken largely in the North West  province, parts of Northern Cape, Mpumalanga, Northern province  and Namibia and Botswana as a  whole. It comprises various dialects including Sekgatla, Sekwena, Sehurutshe,  Serolong, Setlhaping, Setlharo,  Sengwaketse and Sengwato. The Setswana dialects are classified under the 
following dialect clusters:
		
		  - The Eastern dialect cluster comprising Sekgatla and  Kwena dialects and is spoken mainly in the Hammanskraal and Brits areas.
-  The Central dialect cluster comprising  Sehurutshe dialect and is spoken mainly in the Zeerust area.
-  The  Southern dialect cluster comprising Serolong, Setlharo and Setlhaping dialects  and is spoken mainly in the Mafikeng and  Vryburg areas.
- 	         The Western dialect cluster comprising  Sekgatla, Sekwena and Sengwaketse dialects and is spoken mainly in the  Rustenburg area and in Botswana  and Namibia.
- 	         The Northern dialect cluster comprising  Sengwato dialect and is spoken mainly in the Gaborone area.