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AfroTongues

AfroTongues

African language learning

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 23, 2019
  • August 5, 2021

Developer

Derek Smith
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Discover and learn various African languages, including their alphabets, numbers, and common phrases. Contribute to expanding the app's language offerings by becoming a contributor.

βœ“Learn alphabets
βœ“Learn numbers
βœ“Learn phrases
βœ“Multiple African languages
βœ“Become a contributor
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What's New in AfroTongues

1.1.0

August 5, 2021

Updated interface, offline mode warning, new lessons.

User reviews

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Add Hausa.

Please add Hausa and Igbo.
organboymusicloverorganboymusiclover

Love It

Hii I’m half Sierra Leonean and Ghanaian my parents never really taught me the language so this was a really good way for me to understand the basics but please do add more west African languages like Krio thank you ❀️
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Thank you

I’m American but being black with no history is hard. This has helped bridge that gap.
Godschoice137Godschoice137

Love it!

Love it. Simple. Only things I’d recommend is to add a pause button on the greetings so that the program does not move on to the next automatically while we’re still trying to learn how to say something. Thanks for the tangibles brother!
Asapp Da ThrillaAsapp Da Thrilla

No sound

When I press the speaker button to hear the it does not work
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FAQ

What African languages can I learn with AfroTongues?

AfroTongues currently supports Ga (Ghana), Kinyarwanda (Rwanda), KiSwahili (Kenya/Tanzania), Shona (Zimbabwe), isiXhosa, and Yoruba (Nigeria). The app aims to add more languages through community contributions.

How does AfroTongues teach languages?

AfroTongues focuses on teaching the alphabet, numbers, and common phrases in the supported African languages. It provides a foundational understanding for beginners.

Can I contribute a new language to AfroTongues?

Yes, you can sign up to become a contributor and help introduce new African languages to the app. This feature allows users to expand the app's educational content.

What devices is AfroTongues available on?

AfroTongues is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed for Apple's mobile operating system.

Is AfroTongues free to use?

AfroTongues is free to download and use. However, it does contain advertisements.

What is the age rating for AfroTongues?

AfroTongues has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for young learners and children. The content is designed to be accessible and engaging for this age group.

How often is AfroTongues updated?

The latest version of AfroTongues is 1.1.0, last updated on August 5, 2021. While updates may not be frequent, the core content remains valuable for language learners.

Does AfroTongues have ads?

Yes, AfroTongues contains advertisements. These ads help support the development and maintenance of the free application.