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Hanqali, Hanqali, which is everyone knows, is Hauser for Ahtung, Ahtung.

But what I hear you cry is Hauser.

Well, dear listeners, it's a language spoken by around 63 million people in West Africa,

principally in southern Niger and northern Nigeria.

And now I hear you ask, but why, Al?

What relevance does this intriguing linguistic information have to the well-known popular podcast

known as We Have Ways of Making You Talk?

For a tell, it's James Holland.

Well, it's an interesting one.

We have one of our listeners to thank for this.

Andrew Walker, to be precise.

And Andrew got in touch to say,

Hanqali, Hanqali, hashtag We Have Ways.

That's Ahtung in West African language, Hauser, at Elmariah in James 1940.

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