Families abroad
Keep your children talking to ouma and oupa. Weekly classes with kids their age, timed for the UK, Europe, Australia and New Zealand.
Praatjie is a new way to learn Afrikaans: a five-minute daily game, plus small online classes with friendly South African teachers. We're getting ready to welcome our first families in early 2027.
Free to sign up. No payment details, no commitment. Or try a lesson first.
Which one means “lekker”?
Keep your children talking to ouma and oupa. Weekly classes with kids their age, timed for the UK, Europe, Australia and New Zealand.
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Teach small online classes from home, on your own schedule. Qualified and retired teachers especially welcome.
Bite-sized games with streaks, leagues and real pronunciation practice. Kids play it because it's fun, not because they have to.
Three to five children of the same age and level, with a vetted South African teacher, online and recorded for safety.
Short notes after every class and a parent dashboard showing words learnt, minutes practised and what's next.
Pick a lesson and play it. Each one takes about a minute.
Which animal is a kameelperd?
Lekker! The full app has hundreds of lessons like this, plus a teacher every week.
Founding family sign-ups close on 31 December 2026.
You're on the list. We'll email you before 31 December with your next step and an invite to a free trial class.
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We're planning to open the first classes in early 2027. Founding families hear first and get the first pick of class times.
We'll share prices before launch. Signing up is free, and you'll try a class for free before deciding anything.
We're starting with times for the UK and Europe, Australia and New Zealand. Tell us where you are so we can plan around you.
South African Afrikaans teachers, many of them qualified or retired school teachers. Each one is interviewed, reference-checked and background-checked.
Classes happen only inside Praatjie, are recorded, and parents can join any lesson. Teachers never contact children outside the platform.
Yes. Children are grouped by age and level, so complete beginners learn alongside other beginners.