Stop nodding along.
Creeks teaches Ijaw, Pidgin and Urhobo out loud. Hear a real voice from the delta, say it back, and hear the two side by side. Four minutes a day, until one day you answer.
Hear it.Say it.Hear both.
Every card is one word or one line, spoken by someone who grew up saying it. Hold the button and talk, and the app plays them, then you. Your ear closes the gap, the way it always has.
On the bus? Tap can't talk right now and the card waits for later.
Sabi
Taught the way people actually talk.
- abi
- Right? Like when you're checking: you did this, abi?
- sef
- Me sef. Myself, personally.
- pipe low
- Reduce your voltage. Bring your energy down.
- gbam
- Correct. Exactly.
- wetin dey shele
- What's happening. Wassup.
- kukuma
- Kukuma just kill me. You may as well just kill me.
Every meaning in the Pidgin pack was written by someone who speaks it every day.
Then someone talks back.
Every lesson ends at a talk gate: a real person in a real place says a line to you and you answer out loud. The elder at the gate, the mother of the house, the woman at the market. That is where nodding along stops.
Say it and the gate opens. The path up the creek keeps every place you have passed, with the next one waiting.
Wherever you’re starting from.
You hear it at home, you are starting cold, or you are marrying in. Four minutes a day, from word one.
₦1,500$7.99 a month.
Less than any of the big language apps, because it was built for home. One plan with every language in it, three days free first, and you can cancel whenever you like.
Three lessons a day, Padi's review and Sabi's line stay free for good. The plan takes the tide away.
Price shown in naira because you are in Nigeria.
Price shown in US dollars outside Nigeria.
How pricing worksSpeak Ijaw, Urhobo or Pidgin?
The packs are built from real voices. We record sessions in your own dialect, in your own town.
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