What is Cushitic languages?
{{Infobox language family | name = Cushitic | region = [[Egypt]], [[Sudan]], [[Horn of Africa]], [[East Africa]] | familycolor = Afro-Asiatic | iso2 = cus | protoname = [[Proto-Cushitic]] | child1 = North Cushitic (''[[Beja language|Beja]]'') | child2 = [[Agaw languages]] <small>(Central)</small> | child3 = [[Dullay languages|Dullay]] | child4 = [[Highland East Cushitic languages|Highland East Cushitic]] <small>(Sidamic)</small> | child5 = [[Lowland East Cushitic languages|Lowland East Cushitic]] | child6 = [[South Cushitic languages|South Cushitic]] | iso5 = cus | glotto = cush1243 | glottorefname = Cushitic | map = Cushitic_languages_in_Africa.svg | ancestor = | glottoname = | notes = | map2 = Cushitic map.svg | mapcaption = Distribution of the Cushitic languages in Africa | mapcaption2 = Map of the Cushitic languages }} The '''Cushitic languages''' are a branch of the [[Afroasiatic languages|Afroasiatic language family]]. They are mainly spoken in the [[Horn of Africa]] and the [[Nile Valley]]. Some widely spoken Cushitic languages are [[Oromo language|Oromo]], [[Somali language|Somali]], [[Beja language|Beja]], [[Agaw languages|Agaw]], [[Afar language|Afar]], [[Saho language|Saho]] and [[Sidamo language|Sidamo]].{{sfnp|Appleyard|2012|p=202}} ==References== {{reflist}} {{stub}} [[Category:Cushitic languages| ]]