Selam Reviews: Is It Legit?

Customer Experience

Positive experience76.2% of reviews
Neutral9.5% of reviews
Negative experience14.3% of reviews

~ Based on 21 written reviews from the US App Store.

Is Selam Safe?

Selam—Learn Amharic & Tigrinya appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Selam is 92/100.

This assessment is based on 124 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.8/5.

Safety Analysis

94.4% of ratings point to a safe experience
1.6% of ratings suggest some concerns
4.0% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 124 App Store ratings for Selam.

Is Selam Legit?

Selam—Learn Amharic & Tigrinya appears legitimate, with a few gaps. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Selam is 63/100.

Based on 63 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

First of its kind

I’ve been trying to learn a Amharic and Tigrinya for so long with plenty of apps. This app, I’ve begun to use it and it approaches it in a way that is digestible and fun to learn, so excited to learn

Great

Great app to learn pronunciation and word but I don’t know abt the slangs yet

Written alphabet

Basically words must have been written in Amharic alphabet, not Latin alphabet!

Great!

love this app, great for learning from scratch and it’s really interactive too! It helped me pick up a new language really quickly and the way it’s designed make learning a new language so much more fun! The icons are also super cute and thoughtful.

Great app

Helped a lot and really easy to use.

Good

A good start. Much better than other apps on offer. Needs more grammar lessons at the beginning, along with sentence construction exercises to use new vocabulary.

Selam

Good app, for learning betam conjo

Eh, 2 stars

I wish I could put what level I’m on. Is too fast for beginners

Great teaching app

Amazing app to start learning Amharic

Thank you!

This app has been amazing, truly helping me keep my Amharic skills sharp.

Not free like Duolingo!

There are better apps that don’t charge you after 3 mini lessons! Otherwise you’ll have to subscribe.

My daughter loves the app

My daughter has been using this for about two weeks now and she’s really been enjoying it. She sees it
as a game. She’s learning Amharic and we can practice together in person too

10/10

Amazing app, I can finally learn Amharic

Amazing Learning Experience

This app is super easy to use, with a clean and straightforward interface that’s perfect a learner of any level. it goes beyond just teaching the language. you can also explore Ethiopian culture, history, and traditions. The interactive alphabet with audio pronunciation makes learning both fun and engaging. Lastly the stat tracker makes it easy to keep you on point with your progress through the app. Overall, it’s an amazing app for anyone looking to learn Amharic. 10/10!
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Finally can learn Amharic

Easy to use, fast, clean, and helps me learn efficiently. I just started using it and I already love it !!🦾

Horrible and sloppy copy of duolingo

This is a horrible and sloppy copy of duolingo. Audio is not even good quality and there is no professionalism. The way it was copied, it looks like a money grab. Design looks like it was all created with ai. The images all look ai. The worst part is they are charging for a sloppy app. 9.99? A month? Or $70+ a year? No way! At least be original and put some real effort into building an app. I don’t recommend this at all. Stop being lazy and create an original app that is made to help people instead of looking like a “money grab”
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Best way to learn Amharic!

I needed to learn the basics quick for a trip to Addis and Duolingo didn’t offer a course. This app helped me learn!

Try out this new app!

I am already loving it! It’s a really good app to use when you’re struggling with your Amharic. Since I just started I haven’t made any progress yet but I’m sure I’ll get better when using this app daily!!! Try out the app!!

I love it

It’s so cuteee I love it so much 😭🩷

Reading and learning

People shouldn’t have to pay to learn the Amharic language. If I want to speak Amharic, let it be free so anyone can use it. Also, the reading (Fidel), it should not JUST be flash cards but just like the lessons. For example, lesson one, we will cover these letter families, etc. It’s a great resource I’m sure but there are also good recourses that are free and open to everyone. God bless you.
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