The Tsogo languages are a group of Bantu languages of central Gabon, classified as Guthrie zone B.30, comprising five core members: Tsogo, Himba, Pinzi, Vove and Kande. The group sits within the Niger-Congo family's Atlantic-Congo, Benue-Congo and Southern Bantoid branches; some linguists include the divergent Myene language in the same grouping, while others add Viya and Bongwe instead.
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