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The Living Language Project 100 Voices of Krobo

Grandma’s voice becomes tomorrow’s language lesson.

A community-rooted language preservation movement helping children hear, learn and inherit Krobo through the voices of the people who carried it before.

Same people. Deeper roots. Brighter tomorrows.

Preserve the Voice

Capture the authentic voices of Krobo elders.

Teach the Language

Turn real voices into meaningful learning experiences.

Carry the Culture Forward

Empower future generations to keep Krobo alive.

A simple path. A lasting impact.

How It Works

From village stories to future generations — here’s how we turn voices into learning, together.

1

Record elders

We work with families and communities to record the voices and stories of Krobo elders.

Verify the language

Our language team reviews and verifies each recording for accuracy and authenticity.

3

Build joyful lessons

We turn verified content into engaging audio lessons, stories and learning tools for all ages.

4

Pass it on

Children, families and schools use these resources to learn, share and keep Krobo alive.

Real people. Real stories. Lasting learning.

Family Voices

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Portrait of Grandma Akosua, seated elder speaker from Somanya
Grandma Akosua
Somanya, Eastern Region

“Our language holds our history, our values and our way of life.”

18Stories
46Phrases
12Proverbs
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“Wɔ tsuo wa ngɛ saminya ngɛ Mawu biɛm.”

The project's verified founding phrase — meaning withheld pending Language Council review. Play Lesson →
Small places. A stronger tomorrow.

Launch Corridor

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We’re starting in the heart of Krobo, working with communities, families and local schools.

Somanya Odumase-Krobo Krobo Eastern Region, Ghana — regional detail only
Somanya & Odumase-KroboOur launch communities. Our starting point. A brighter future.
People. Families. Community. In action.

Community Recording Days

Bringing generations together to record, celebrate and preserve Krobo. These are more than recordings — they are moments of pride.

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An elder being interviewed and recorded by a young volunteer
Elders share. We listen.
Three generations of a family gathered together for a recording session
Families participate together.
A young woman with headphones recording an elder speaker
Young people help preserve.
A wider community group of multiple generations gathered together
A stronger tomorrow, together.
The Living Language Project

100 Voices of Krobo

Real voices. Stronger communities. A living legacy.

Start Preserving a Voice → Same Language.
Brighter Generations.