Titres dans Langues africaines

The Somali language, known as Af-Soomaali, is a member of the Cushitic branch of the Afro-Asiatic language family. It is the official language of Somalia and one of the national languages of Djibouti. An introductory Somali course offers a unique opportunity for beginners to immerse themselves in this rich linguistic tradition. The course is designed to teach key words and phrases essential for basic communication. Students will learn greetings, common expressions, and essential vocabulary, enabling them to navigate everyday situations with ease.

Discover the rich and vibrant language of Zulu with our beginner-friendly course designed to help you learn essential words and phrases effortlessly. Zulu, or isiZulu, is one of the 11 official languages of South Africa and is spoken by over 12 million people as their first language. Our five learning sessions are crafted to be engaging and enjoyable, ensuring that you stay motivated throughout your learning journey, helping you to perfect your pronunciation and understand the natural rhythm and intonation of the language.

The intermediate Hausa language course is designed for learners who already have a basic understanding of the language and aim to improve their proficiency. Through a series of ten audio-based sessions, the course focuses on expanding vocabulary, enhancing grammatical understanding, and developing conversational skills. This immersive approach is particularly effective for learners who prefer to practice on the go, making it convenient to integrate language learning into daily routines.

This five-session course provides an overview of basic, frequently used Amharic words and phrases for beginners. The course assumes no prior knowledge of the language and by the completion of the course you will reach A1 (beginner) level on the CEFR scale. As an audio course the focus is on correct pronunciation and comprehension. The course only covers grammar through example.

This four-session audio course is designed specifically for beginners. It offers a simple introduction to the Oromo language, emphasizing speaking and comprehension skills. This course is ideal for those eager to communicate effectively in Oromo, whether for travel, business, or better connecting with their own heritage. This audio course focuses on practical language skills, enabling learners to quickly build confidence in frequently used vocabulary. Students can expect to develop their listening and speaking skills efficiently.

A five session introduction to core words and phrases in the Luganda language. The focus is on speaking and comprehension. Luganda, also known as Ganda, is a Bantu language within the larger Niger-Congo language family. It is predominantly spoken in Uganda, especially in the Buganda region. The primary speakers of Luganda are the Baganda people. Additionally, millions more use Luganda as a second language.

This simple Swahili audio course focuses on pronunciation and comprehension of common words and phrases across five sessions. Designed for beginners, the course emphasizes practical language skills without delving deeply into grammar or cultural insights. Each session builds on the previous one, helping learners develop a solid foundation in Swahili for everyday communication.

This 15-session course teaches the basics of the Hausa language to complete beginners, starting with greetings and introductions and then advancing to more complex topics and sentence structures, but always keeping the focus on commonly used words and phrases. The first 14 sessions teach progressively more challenging vocabulary and the 15th and final session is a complete vocabulary review from the course. This is the ideal way to start learning the Hausa language as spoken primarily in West and Central Africa.

This audio course is designed to introduce complete beginners to the Xhosa language, one of South Africa's 11 official languages, spoken by approximately 8 million people. Originating from the Bantu-speaking peoples of the Eastern Cape region, Xhosa is rich in history and cultural significance, representing a profound aspect of South Africa's heritage. The language is known for its distinctive clicks, which add to its uniqueness and beauty.

Learn Afrikaans, though this simple five-session course for complete beginners. Afrikaans is spoken by 7 million people across Africa. This beginner's audio course will educate you to CEFR A1 level, focusing on simple and useful phrases that beginners can easily put to use. For example, you will learn how to greet someone, order food, or ask for directions as well as many other day-to-day scenarios. You'll hear the pronunciation and intonation that are crucial in effective language learning and accent development given the focus on pronunciation and comprehension.

This is a Setswana course for complete beginners. You'll receive an introduction to this key language of Southern Africa by learning Setswana, a language widely spoken in Botswana and parts of South Africa. Throughout this experience, you'll gain essential skills that will help you confidently communicate in Setswana-speaking communities. This course is crafted for learners like you who are eager to embrace new languages and cultures.

This is a simple five-session language course for learning key words and phrases in Sesotho. Sesotho, also known as Southern Sotho, is a Bantu language spoken primarily in Lesotho and South Africa. The language has a rich history, deeply intertwined with the history of the Basotho people. It was standardized in the 19th century by Christian missionaries, who developed a written form using the Latin alphabet.

This simple five session Akan language course teaches you the essentials of this key Ghanaian language. Akan, encompassing dialects like Twi and Fante, has been used across Ghana for centuries. This course targets the A1 level on the CEFR scale and, as such, is designed for complete beginners.

Not only will you understand practical conversations, but you'll also be able to use the same phrases. Learn Afrikaans Bundle—Afrikaans for Beginners (Level 2) focuses on everyday Afrikaans—the kind that you yourself will use in South Africa.

Not only will you understand practical conversations, but you'll also be able to use the same phrases. Learn Swahili Bundle - Swahili for Beginners (Level 2) focuses on everyday Swahili—the kind that you yourself will use in Kenya.