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If you want to start learning your first words in an African language then you should install African First Words now. African First Words teaches you to say 135 essential words each in 12 topics. Below are the topics you will learn in each language.
1. Numbers
2. Colours
3. Shapes
4. Fruits
5. Food
6. Animals
7. Human body
8. Clothes
9. Things at home
10. Transport
11. Nature
12. Vegetables
In African First Words you will learn 8 African languages including Hausa, Igbo, Swahili, Twi, Wolof, Xhosa, Yoruba and Zulu. Even though the app can be used by anybody it is more suitable for children with it beautiful drawings and animations.
African First words uses beautiful drawings to teach you how to say all the words. All the words are voiced by native speakers from Ghana, Nigeria, Kenya, Senegal and South Africa. You can listen to the words normally or you can listen to them slowly so that you hear them properly.
African First Words uses beautifully drawn animated fun games to help you retain what you learn. Each topic includes a corresponding game where you help a bird get to its nest, a giraffe to eat leaves from a tree, a donkey to drink water in a stream and a bee to find a flower. These games will engage and help you to learn all the words.
You can also check your score to know how you are doing from the game stats or go to the Game Center and see how you compare to other people playing the games.
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1. Numbers
2. Colours
3. Shapes
4. Fruits
5. Food
6. Animals
7. Human body
8. Clothes
9. Things at home
10. Transport
11. Nature
12. Vegetables
In African First Words you will learn 8 African languages including Hausa, Igbo, Swahili, Twi, Wolof, Xhosa, Yoruba and Zulu. Even though the app can be used by anybody it is more suitable for children with it beautiful drawings and animations.
African First words uses beautiful drawings to teach you how to say all the words. All the words are voiced by native speakers from Ghana, Nigeria, Kenya, Senegal and South Africa. You can listen to the words normally or you can listen to them slowly so that you hear them properly.
African First Words uses beautifully drawn animated fun games to help you retain what you learn. Each topic includes a corresponding game where you help a bird get to its nest, a giraffe to eat leaves from a tree, a donkey to drink water in a stream and a bee to find a flower. These games will engage and help you to learn all the words.
You can also check your score to know how you are doing from the game stats or go to the Game Center and see how you compare to other people playing the games.
In-Apps
- Learn Twi First Words
- €2.99
- Learn Igbo First Words
- €2.99
- Learn Zulu First Words
- €2.99
- Learn Hausa First Words
- €2.99
- Learn Wolof First Words
- €2.99
- Learn Xhosa First Words
- €2.99
- Learn Yoruba First Words
- €2.99
- Learn Swahili First Words
- €2.99
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Is African First Words free?
Yes, African First Words is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
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African First Words has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is €2.99.
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African First Words Reviews
Nice
Very useful, and you dont need to know to much English to understand. Very sweet animations of animals. There are a lot of ads, however i understand this is because the developers need money. Thank you guys! Resources for Wolof are very hard to find, which is aggravating considering that 8 million people speak it. Another note is that the ‘boooo’ noise should be adjustable, it is effective but aggressive and alarming haha (i find it funny, but I’ve heard that can upset those with sensory issues and rejection sensitivity)
Paid for the full version but didn’t get it
The app is very cute, so I decided to buy the full version. The purchase went through and I was charged but the screen keeps saying loading product and it has been for hours. Stick with the free version. Don’t waste your money on the full version, it will only take your money.
Zulu
Good app only problem is when I got the Zulu first words it didn’t work
0 stars
I purchased the Wolof set of learning exercises but the app will not give me access. Restoring purchases does nothing. Just repeatedly takes me back to the purchase page, where it shows a check mark next to Wolof indicated I’ve already purchased it. What a frustrating waste.
I love it and it’s so fun
10 stars
Thanks
Great lessons
Sound issues
The sound doesn’t work. Seems like it would be a great app if there weren’t sound issues
This is good for beginners
This helps you learn a lot I think it’ll help if you are just learning it is a really great app
Love it
This is great...I love the languages of the world and am so happy to see an app representing a few of the language of the African people...As an African American, I have decided to learn a popular language spoken in Africa...👍🏾😁❤️
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App Info
- Category
- Education
- Publisher
- Nkyea Learning Systems
- Languages
- English
- Recent release
- 1.1.0 (7 years ago )
- Released on
- Dec 23, 2017 (7 years ago )
- Also available in
- United States, United Kingdom, South Africa, Canada, Germany, France, Nigeria, Ireland, Spain, Israel, Norway, Japan, South Korea, Slovenia, Belgium, Australia, Sweden, Switzerland, Italy, Singapore, Denmark, Dominican Republic, Romania, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Argentina, Belarus, Chile, Colombia, Czechia, Finland, Slovakia, Thailand, Tunisia, Türkiye, Taiwan, Mexico, Malaysia, Madagascar, New Zealand, Portugal, Austria, Estonia, Indonesia, Brunei, Brazil, Iceland, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, Kazakhstan, Egypt, Ukraine, Vietnam, Hong Kong SAR China, Hungary, Peru, Philippines, Pakistan, Poland, Netherlands, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, India, Lebanon, Algeria, Ecuador, Greece, Latvia
- Last Updated
- 3 months ago
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