What's happened to language learning? Is it still a thing for people to learn about cultures from around the world. Or do we just Google everything?

Sometimes you have to show off your language skills and just randomly speak in a different language. How did that work for you??

Never really got the hang of twitter and now it's X, it's like starting from A, all over again 😂

I'm sure some people will get our humour, others will just keep on swiping and miss out on the fun. Well, I guess not everything is for everyone and that's just fine.

Why not do something daring this month. We challenge 5 people to sign up to our Lingala language course starting in August. It may not have been on your bingo card for 2025. But, why not??

Anyone else tired of the divisive conversation between Africans and the FBA/Black Americans being highlighted? What is the solution, or is this the way we need to hash it out before moving on as a unit?

As an African language school, all the staff and tutors are learning new languages together. A school that learns together, stays together.🙏🏾❤️

The whole team is learning Swahili with our amazing tutor Mr Otieno. Ooh, what Swahili words do u know?

So, you've been wanting to learn a new language for so long. What's your excuse now?? Which language have you been putting off and why?

French 🇫🇷 is spoken in 31 African countries, but no two sound the same. From Congolese slang to Ivorian French, Africa makes it its own.

🧵 Why Africa is the world’s most linguistically diverse continent 👇 Thousands of languages Migration reshaped speech Oral traditions preserved history Colonisation added layers

Every African language carries a worldview 🌍✨ Not just words, but wisdom. Learn one this month → theschoolofafricanlanguages.com

Igbo, Yoruba & Hausa = spoken by 100M+ people. Imagine the stories, songs & proverbs exchanged daily! 🖤 #BlackHistoryMonth

🧵 The Afroasiatic family is divided into 6 key branches including Omotic and Semitic. Languages such as: Arabic Somali Hausa Amharic Connecting Africa and the Middle East for millennia.

What's your thoughts on this: Diaspora languages = survival & resistance 🌎 Languages such as: Jamaican Patois Haitian Creole Gullah Are all rooted in African languages. 🤔 We'd love to hear your thoughts.

Did you hear about Somalia rolling out Swahili in schools?? How true is this???

Swahili is Africa’s most taught language worldwide 🌍. From Beijing to New York, classrooms echo with “Habari gani?” Is that our hint to start learning Swahili??

Madagascar’s Malagasy isn’t African in origin, it’s Austronesian 🌏.

Yoruba refers to both an ethnolinguistic group and the traditional religion that originates from the Yoruba people of southwestern Nigeria (as well as parts of Benin and Togo).

During the transatlantic slave trade, enslaved Africans preserved their spiritual traditions by blending them with Catholicism and local beliefs, giving rise to new religions: Santería in Cuba, Candomblé in Brazil, and Vodou in Haiti, all rooted in Yoruba and related West Africa