Damara is the name for the Damara people's variety of Khoekhoe, also called Nama, a Khoisan language of Namibia known for its click consonants and spoken as well in parts of Botswana and South Africa. It holds national-language status in Namibia. Britain has no established Damara-speaking community, and Namibian migration here is small, so the language appears only occasionally in our work. When it does, it is usually a single civil document or a supporting paper for a Home Office or UKVI application, or an academic transcript assessed by UK ENIC. Khoekhoe as a whole, including the Nama and Damara varieties, has roughly 200,000 speakers.
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