Learn Karamojong
Learn Karamojong (Ŋakarimojoŋ) for free with Gumza: 40 game-like units, from “Mata” to real conversations. No account, works offline.
Start learning KaramojongYour first Karamojong words
| English | Karamojong |
|---|---|
| How are you? | Ijok? |
| I’m fine | Ejai |
| Good | Ejok |
| Thank you | Alakara |
| very much | noi |
| Okay | Kwana |
| sir | lokapolon |
| madam | toto |
| Yes | Ee |
| No | Mam |
| Good morning | Iperit bo? |
| I slept well | Aperit ejok |
What you’ll learn
Foundations · Beginner
Greetings, people, food, numbers, time, places, the home and health.
Greetings · People and things · Food and the market · Numbers and money · Time and days · Places and directions · The home · Health and the body
Everyday life · Elementary
Describe things, get dressed, talk about your day, the weather, animals, work, school and travel.
Colours and describing · Clothes · My day · Weather and seasons · Animals · Work and jobs · School · Travel and transport
Conversations · Pre-intermediate
Say no, ask questions, talk about the past and the future, feelings, hobbies, phone calls and cooking.
Saying no · Asking questions · What I did · Plans · Feelings · Hobbies and sport · On the phone · Cooking
Community and culture · Intermediate
Clans and totems, the kingdom, farming, celebrations, music, faith, business and nature.
Clans and totems · The kingdom · Village and farming · Celebrations · Music and dance · Faith and holidays · Business · Nature
Confident speaker · Upper intermediate
Compare, imagine, tell stories, use proverbs, follow the news, handle emergencies and show respect.
Comparing · If and when · Telling stories · Proverbs · News and community · Emergencies · Respect and etiquette · Folktales
How it works
- Five-minute lessons with listening, speaking, matching and translating.
- Streaks, XP and hearts keep you coming back, and spaced review brings words back just before you forget them.
- No account: progress stays in your browser, and the installed app works offline.
Learn Karamojong from
Acholi, Alur, Ateso, English, French, Kakwa and 15 more.