Aramaic app - Learn Aramaic

Aramaic app - Learn Aramaic

Aramaic, Assyrian, Chaldean.

506 ratings
26 reviews
Free
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Released
December 3, 2024
Updated
October 14, 2025

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Master an ancient language with interactive lessons, native speaker audio, and engaging exercises. Learn vocabulary, grammar, and conversational skills at your own pace, even offline. Track your progress and enjoy fun mini-games to reinforce your learning.

✓Interactive learning tools
✓Personalized learning experience
✓Engaging video lessons
✓Clear grammar explanations
✓Practical vocabulary
✓Dialogue practice
✓Audio from native speakers
✓Offline learning
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What's New in Aramaic app

3.0

October 14, 2025

Improved Performance & Personalized Learning for a Smoother Experience

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

All Access - Monthly

Gives access to all app learning contents

$19.001 Month
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User reviews

Wanted to learn my language, but the price turned me away

I downloaded this app because I wanted to learn my native language, Aramaic, and I was willing to pay for something that would help. But after creating an account and reaching the subscription screen, I was disappointed to see $140 per year or $250 for lifetime access. That was enough for me to delete the app.

Our churches offer free in-person classes, and I was hoping to use this app for extra practice between lessons. I understand that developing an app costs money, but this pricing is hard to justify for that purpose.

Learning my language and staying connected to my culture matters to me. I wish there were a more affordable option for people who want to learn but can’t justify spending that much. I would reconsider if the pricing changed, but at these prices, I’ll pass.
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Pay to learn

Every single lesson in the app is locked behind a paywall which sucks cause you’d expect at least the very basic beginner lessons to at least be free :/

Sad

Sad that the church helped create this and you’re still charging people just to learn. I could understand locking some lessons but the app is unusable without a payment. This is why beautiful languages die because people have to pay for them . Putting knowledge behind a paywall is not only a sin but also a bad look.
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Response from developer

Thank you for your feedback. The Church helped make this project possible, but building and maintaining a professional learning app is not free. Development, teachers, content production, servers, support, updates, and advertising all require continuous investment. All revenue from the app is reinvested into developing and improving the platform, creating new lessons and features, maintaining the service, and promoting Aramaic learning to more people around the world. We also find it unfair to expect the people behind the project to personally cover these costs for everyone. If someone does not want to pay even a relatively small amount for the service, it is difficult to understand why they believe the developers, teachers, and contributors should be expected to pay those costs on their behalf. A sustainable paid model is exactly what allows us to continue preserving, teaching, and spreading Aramaic instead of relying on donations or eventually shutting the project down. We completely understand that a paid service may not be suitable for everyone, but calling it a “sin” simply because the project needs funding to survive is neither fair nor reasonable.

Great to begin with but the app seems unfinished

Going through the app I was impressed by how good it was. However, I got to level 4 and the learning just stops. I can’t go any further. Also, it doesn’t record that I passed the exams despite getting 100% in all but one. Maybe this is why it won’t progress further. I don’t know. There has never been an update and this is the only review. I imagine they ran out of money developing it and put it out anyway. It’s a real shame as it is the beginnings of a great app.
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Response from developer

Thank you for your feedback! We’re already working on expanding the app, and new levels and learning content will be available soon. We’re also improving the exam/progress tracking to make the experience smoother. We really appreciate your support and patience!

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FAQ

What does the Aramaic app do?

The Aramaic app helps users learn Aramaic, Assyrian, and Chaldean through modern, effective learning methods. It offers interactive lessons, vocabulary building, grammar explanations, and conversational practice with audio from native speakers.

What are the key features of the Aramaic app?

Key features include interactive learning tools, personalized lessons, engaging video lessons from native speakers, clear grammar explanations, practical vocabulary, dialogue practice, audio for listening and speaking skills, progress tracking, fun mini-games, and offline learning capabilities.

How much does the Aramaic app cost?

Access to the full learning materials requires a subscription. Subscriptions are set to auto-renew by default but can be managed or turned off in your Apple Account settings at least 24 hours before the renewal date.

Can I learn Aramaic offline with this app?

Yes, the app supports offline learning. You can download lessons and access them anytime, anywhere, without requiring an internet connection.

Who is the Aramaic app for?

This app is designed for passionate learners who want to reconnect with Aramaic culture and master this ancient language. It's suitable for those interested in cultural studies, religious exploration, or simply learning a historically significant language.