Learn Swahili For Beginners

Name: Learn Swahili For Beginners
Rating: 4.4 (351 reviews)
Author: Ali Umer

By: Ali Umer

Learn Swahili, Travel In Kenya

Features & Capabilities

Learn Swahili For Beginners is a free offline language-learning Chrome extension that takes you from basics to advanced Swahili. Learn essential phrases, alphabets, and everyday terms, and practice listening, reading, and speaking at your own pace.

The extension offers structured classes from Swahili alphabets to travel, shopping, and city topics. No account is required, it runs offline, and the first lessons are available for free with a one-time purchase or subscription unlocking all content.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education

By:

Ali Umer

Rating:

4.40

(351) 1 ratings

Version:

5.5.12 Last updated: 2026-05-20

Version code:

885933077

Creation date:

2022-02-11

Compatible devices:

Size:

411.67MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-11

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 93,018 ▼ 89

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Developed by:

Ali Umer

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/learn-swahili-for-beginners/id1609646660

Website:

https://thejetcode-e754b.web.app

User Reviews

Reviews largely complain about poor pronunciation and translations, with a robotic AI voice and mismatched spoken content. Ads are intrusive and remain despite payment. High subscription costs and limited features add to frustration. A few users still find the app useful and visually pleasant, but overall audio and content quality undermine the learning experience.

Pros

The app is considered useful for learning Swahili (useful for beginners).
The app is described as good overall.
The user interface is pleasant/looks nice.

Cons

Pronunciation and voice quality are poor: robotic/AI-generated, often not Swahili (sometimes English spoken).
Translations and content accuracy are unreliable: some translations are incorrect and do not match what is spoken.
Ads are intrusive and persist even after paying to remove them; advertisement clutter interferes with learning.
Premium pricing is high/unaffordable and limits access to features.
Lack of native Swahili pronunciation and dialect guidance; audio does not use a native accent.