For families raising children between cultures
Learn Igbo, Yorùbá and Hausa together, five minutes a day.
Five joyful minutes a day connects your child to your roots. They can greet mama, follow family conversations and answer back with confidence.
No card. Level 0 included on Free.
Try the first three words now.
Pick a language and play a one-minute lesson — no account and no email first.
Yorùbá · Round 1 of 3
Which phrase means “Good morning” in Yorùbá?
Children have no direct sign-up — a parent signs up and generates a unique code to keep them safe. The platform is monitored, and any reported breach is treated seriously.
A lesson is only finished when the word reaches home.
From “what does it mean?”
to “I know this story.”
Tone marks, greetings for elders, proverbs, songs, folktales and festivals sit inside the course—not outside it as decoration.
- Native-speaker audio and speaking practice
- Stories that explain when and why words are used
- Yorùbá, Igbo, Hausa and English
Parents do more than pay.
You turn practice into a family ritual.
Follow progress, listen to speaking attempts, set a chore or reward, and release coins only after you approve what your child submits.
Tonight in your family
Waiting for youAmara practised
3 greetings · 92% lesson score
Room tidied
Photo submitted · 50 coins held
Coins move only when you say so.
The whole language belongs to the learner.
Start with Level 0 for free.
Free includes Level 0 in every language. Paid card and bank plans unlock all lessons and unlimited hearts. Airtime plans include Level 1 only.
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