To learn Tigrinya, there's no secret: you have to practice.

“My wife is Eritrean, her parents only speak Tigrinya. Level 1 really helped break the ice at family gatherings. Only issue — still waiting for a level 2 group slot to open up, been 3 weeks now”

“my dad is eritrean and never passed on tigrinya to me. now i'm catching up. i text him in tigrinya and he replies with heart emojis”

“Been on Targumi for 3 months. The small group format is exactly what I needed. My teacher takes time to correct accent, it's precious. Made more progress in 3 months than in 2 years of regular apps.”

“What sold me is you actually speak from class one. No 10 hours of theory before opening your mouth. And the platform between classes is well-built, I revise on the morning commute.”

“Honestly I had doubts at first because I'd tried plenty of methods without sticking. This is different, the teacher knows their stuff, adapts to your level, and we have fun on top of it. 6 months in and still motivated.”

“Really good experience overall, the rhythm between live classes and independent practice is well-balanced. Small note: the mobile app lags sometimes, but the teaching content is well worth the price.”

“The thing that makes a real difference compared to other platforms: teachers are native and trained. You feel it, especially on accent and everyday expressions you don't learn in textbooks.”