Ten minutes a day, real Rwandan voices, and lessons that move at your pace — from your first muraho to holding a conversation.

No timetable, no classroom. Just a short session that fits into a commute or a coffee break.
Family, work, travel or study. A two-minute placement check sets your starting level.
Listen to native speakers, build sentences, then say them out loud. Everything is graded as you go.
Kanyarwanda tracks your streak, hands out badges, and issues a certificate at the end of each level.
A language is not only something to study. It is how a country talks to itself — at home, at work, and in every room where a decision gets made. Four minutes, and worth it before you start Level 1.

E-Kinyarwanda started with a simple gap: millions of people want to speak Kinyarwanda — returning diaspora, expats, students, visitors — and almost nothing existed to teach them properly. We work with Rwandan teachers and voice artists so every lesson sounds like the language people actually speak.
We reply within one working day. For team and school licences, tell us roughly how many learners.