What it does
A free app for learning Igbo, built around a learning path rather than a dictionary. Lessons come with recorded Igbo voices, and the site carries a resources section and a blog alongside the practice material. It is aimed at people who grew up hearing the language and want to speak it.
Igbo learning material online is thin and rarely includes recorded speech, so learners practice from text alone.
- Stage
- Live
- Made for
- Igbo learners, Heritage speakers, Language students
- Platforms
- Web
- Company
- Asusu Oma
- Website
- asusuoma.com ↗
Timeline
- Asusu Oma released as a free Igbo learning app
A guided Igbo practice app with recorded voices and a learning path.
First release · Took effect · Proposed by @Jeetaksh25
Sources
Contributor credit
This profile adapts text by @Jeetaksh25 from profile PR #17, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Its factual claims were reviewed separately.
Publication record
- Release
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