1. Family compound
Greetings, names, the alphabet and the sounds of Igbo.
The learning path
From your first greeting to advanced Igbo.
More than 600 guided lessons in seven stages, each a place in Igbo life. Lessons take about ten minutes, and the path always shows what comes next.
The path, stage by stage.
2. Kitchen
Food, family, your home routine and telling the time.
3. Market
Numbers and prices, health, work and study, and life with friends.
4. Village square
Tone and natural listening, longer sentences, storytelling and long conversations.
5. School
Reading and writing Igbo, giving opinions, and dialect and register.
6. Festival
Ceremony and etiquette, oral literature, history and community.
7. River
Igbo at work and in public, literature and creative writing, and translation.
Learn, remember, and respond.
Lessons, review, conversations and games stay together in one path.
Guided lessons
Each one shows the Igbo at work, recorded by native speakers, then asks you to use it. Grammar and tone are taught along the way.
Review and games
Review brings back what you’re about to forget. Games like memory match and the talking drum are built from the words you’ve learned.
Speaking and conversations
Record yourself and compare your voice with the native speaker. Conversations put you in everyday scenes to choose your reply.
Continue later
Stop when you’re ready, then return to your saved activity.
Sign in to save progress. When you return, Asụsụ Ọma shows the activity you were doing.
- Start at the beginning, or take the placement check.
- Set a daily target for your week.
- Keep English support close by.
- Return to completed material for more practice.
Open the learning path.
Begin with the guided setup, or sign in to continue saved progress.