Titres dans Langues africaines

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.

Descubre la rica herencia cultural del África Oriental a través de nuestro curso integral de suajili, diseñado para llevar a principiantes completos al nivel CEFR A1. Como uno de los idiomas más hablados de África y lengua franca en numerosos países, el suajili abre puertas para establecer conexiones significativas en Tanzania, Kenia, Uganda y las crecientes comunidades de la diáspora africana en todo el mundo.

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.

This Ndebele language course introduces learners to a significant Southern African language, spoken by communities in Zimbabwe and South Africa. Ndebele, a Bantu language, is part of the Nguni language group, alongside Zulu, Xhosa, and Swati. With a strong oral tradition and expressive style, Ndebele holds cultural importance, reflecting the traditions, values, and perspectives of its speakers.