What was the Ndwandwe language?

The Ndwandwe people, a Zulu-speaking group, did not have a distinct language. They spoke isiZulu, the same language spoken by the Zulu people and other Nguni groups in Southern Africa.

It's important to remember that language is not a defining characteristic of a tribe or ethnic group. Often, different groups within a larger language family will have distinct dialects or variations in their speech, but they still share a common, understandable language.

Therefore, while the Ndwandwe may have had their own cultural traditions and practices, their language was isiZulu.