Learn Urhobo

I'm truly impressed. I only knew the basic Urhobo greetings and now my children are interested in learning lots about our culture. This is a great place for me and them to start learning the language. Please include the option to share the app with others from within the app. I had difficulty finding the share icon. That would be a good addition. Thumbs Up to the creators of this👍👍

For the first time i saw this app I thought is as same as the ones I have come across before but after opening I was impressed with what I saw inside. I would have loved to upgrade the purchase plan but we all know how difficult it can be try to get a master card in Nigeria banks this day. Never the less much love to the builder of this app. Thanks and God bless

Firstly! It is a most have for those of us that can't speak nothing in urhobo at least it build you vocabulary. However, I am not giving it 5 stars because I can't search for words except those that are already visible on the phone screen. (I mean it doesn't contain a lot especially in that greeting part I wanted to search "how was your day") There should also be an action section to for words like "display","come","slap","kick" and so on. I am expecting an upgrade soon. Wo ruru o guys!

I can't upgrade please ,I can only access the numbers and general. Food, drinks, and people are not opening.

Very good app. Makes it a lot easier for us to learn to speak in Urhobo. Love the Urhobo instrumental when taking the quiz...classic! Thanks for developing this app! Look forward to more content.

This is really impressive.. Thank you.. It's an easy app to use in learning.. At least if I try hard, I should be able to grasp the basics.. Again, thank you.

My kids really enjoy learning using the App. It truly complements all my efforts. Thanks so much for the initiative

The app is very educative. I will be happy if you can increase the learning process from this stage to a higher process. Thanks alot it really helped me.

Nice project ... I can help re do this UI tho... Sure need a touch Instagram: @uiuxdesign_pat

its interface design is easy to use. it's very useful if you wanna learn urhobo

You have done good job. But i ask that you include the general knowladge of the basic of urhobo. So one learn the basic at least common every day conversation and how to interact with other pls.

This is so great app and the pronunciation is top notch I gave it 5 stars. I am an urhobo but can't speak but I'm glad I would be able to

I'm really really excited about this app..; It makes urhobo an amazing language to learn. I'm so so so proud of the urhobos'

Nice app just needs a lot more words added and phrases and maybe even add a translation section

Very Good work, need more of this ,to cover more areas of urhobo language.

Very helpful in learning the vocabs and simple sentences.

Great work but funding it difficult to purchase the full lessons. Kudos

Pls i need a isoko learning app ..... And.. the urhobo app is a good one to start with... Just some limitations are not Good for some of us

Nice app, but needs improvement, and expand the vocabulary

Nice and helpful, but Add more to it just the App learn Efik. Thanks alot

This app is very impressive, its pronounciation is top notch...thanks

good for teaching Urhobo Children born overseas. ln fact l am recommending for my sons and daughters oversea.

I was blown away to see this app and the features it has,I will be waiting for updates

it's a very nice app to use in learning how to speak urhobo

Just doesn't have enough phrases or words

Lovely App. My kids now have it on their phones. I hope it helps brush up their Urhobo. Teaching them Urhobo in the West has been a daunting task.

I so much love this app..... Im actually a Yoruba girl but i love to learn urhobo Abd i think ive got the right app to help with that. Thanks again

It's good but why can't we write sentence we want to speak

I can't fail to appreciate a hard and educative work like this. But I have to point out some notes though. When counting numbers in Urhobo language, we add "gbe" only when we get to 16. i.e, we count ihwe(10), uhwovo((11) not "ihwe gbe ovo" ihwive(12) not ihwe gbe ive, ihwerha(13) not ihwe gbe erha, ihwene(14) not ihwe gbe ene, ihwiorin(15) not ihwe gbe iyorin. The when we get to 16, we can start adding the "gbe" i.e, ihwe gbe esan(16) ihwe gbe ighwren(17)...until we get to Uje(20). It's d rule

nice. my kids love to hear their mother tongue in a simple manner