Experimental, and free to try

Learn Nigerian languages through play.

These are small, experimental games we built for our own students to practice with - real native-speaker audio, real words. Since they might be useful to other learners too, we're sharing them here, starting with Yorùbá.

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Yorùbá · Vocabulary

See the picture, pick the word

No audio to start with - just a picture and a few Yorùbá words. Read them, pick the right one, and hear it spoken once you do. Tap the hint for the English meaning. Free to play, no sign-up.

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Yorùbá · Phonics

Build the word, syllable by syllable

Listen to a word spoken by a real Yorùbá speaker, then tap its syllables in order - sorted by tone, with a hint if you need it. Free to play, no sign-up.

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Yorùbá · Tone

Hear the word, pick its tones

Yorùbá words change meaning with pitch. Listen to a word, then tap high, mid or low for each syllable - the tone buttons play real pitches measured from our speakers' own recordings. Free to play, no sign-up.

Play the Tone Game →
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All it takes is a few minutes - recording a handful of words, helping translate, or just letting us know you're interested. These games grow one language at a time, thanks to people who speak them.

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