Ibibio Language Classes

Nwa gị, Ọ na-asụ Igbo? “Ee, Ọ na-anụ mana Ọ naghị asụ.” Ajambele!
Register your child today and watch them master Igbo within months.

The Ibibio Literacy Project Online Language Class is a transformative initiative aimed at preserving and promoting the rich linguistic and cultural heritage of the Ibibio people. Designed for Ibibio descendants living outside Nigeria as well as individuals from diverse backgrounds with an interest in the Ibibio language and traditions, this program provides a gateway to reconnecting with one of Nigeria’s most vibrant cultures. Spearheaded by Omenka App LLC in partnership with Indigenous Hands and Voices, the project stands as a testament to the power of technology in cultural preservation.

Omenka App, widely recognized for its dedication to safeguarding African heritage, serves as the digital bridge between tradition and modern life. Built from a passion to ensure that the Ibibio language and culture remain accessible to future generations, the app offers a dynamic collection of resources, from beginner-friendly language lessons to cultural narratives, folk songs, and interactive learning tools, all carefully crafted to bring the Ibibio experience to life.

The online class, specifically designed for beginners, adopts a personalized approach to learning. Understanding that each learner’s journey is unique, the course is adaptable to different goals, whether it’s a young learner wishing to converse with elders, a professional seeking cross-cultural communication skills, or a language enthusiast eager to explore African linguistic diversity. Lessons go beyond vocabulary and grammar, delving into Ibibio proverbs, cultural etiquette, oral traditions, and storytelling that reflect the depth of Ibibio identity.

Through this initiative, Omenka App and Indigenous Hands and Voices are fostering both language mastery and cultural pride. By equipping learners with the ability to communicate in Ibibio and engage with its traditions, they are building a bridge between generations, nurturing a sense of belonging, and ensuring that the Ibibio language continues to flourish well into the future.

The Organization

IHAV is a U.S. non-profit research organization focused on minority and endangered languages.

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