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English citations of ǃKung
- 2000, Global sociology: introducing five contemporary societies (Linda Schneider, Arnold R. Silverman), page 120:
- The ǃKung live in the Kalahari Desert of southwestern Africa, a harsh, semidesert environment.
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- The The ǃKung themselves have no written language so only anthropologists have attempted to write down these click sounds and they have developed a system of denoting the different clicks with symbols like these: ǃ, ǀ, ǁ. The ǃ in ǃKung is a click sound.
- 2008, Marilyn French, From Eve to Dawn, A History of Women in the World, Volume I, page 28:
- The ǃKung (the ǃ represents a click) live mainly on high-calorie mongongo nuts