Virtual Children's Zulu Class
"We really enjoyed learning Zulu. We have started learning as a family and using the language in our day-to-day.
The teacher was very engaging, and patient, and my children looked forward to seeing her in each class."
--Zulu Class Parent (2023)
"“Thank you so much for the fantastic classes [My son] has truly enjoyed his experience and is begging for more classes!”
--Zulu Class Parent (2023)
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Weekly (1 Student)
16
Every week
Pay for classes as your child takes them.
Valid for 6 weeks
$8 per child per class
Classes are non-refundable
Best Value
Weekly (2 Students)
32
Every week
Pay for classes as your children take them.
Valid for 6 weeks
$8 per student per class
Non-refundable
Best Value
Pay and Save (1 Student )
72
Pay for all 12 lessons at once and save $2 per class
Valid for 6 weeks
$6 per child per class
Classes are non-refundable
Best Value
Pay and Save (2 Students)
144
Pay for all 12 lessons at once and save $2 per class
Valid for 6 weeks
$6 per student per class
non-refundable
Pricing Plans
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where will classes be held?
Classes are Virtual and will be held via Zoom
Who can participate?
Children residing in the US age 6-12
Do participants need any prior knowledge of Zulu?
No, The classes are designed for English speaking beginners
Will participants need any materials?
Yes, material will be emailed to parents. It will need to be printed prior to the start of each class OR parents can purchase a workbook from Amazon
How long is each class?
Each class is 30 minutes
What will be taught?
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Zulu Sounds & Blends
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Greetings
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Farewell
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Introductions
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Pronouns
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Family
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Numbers
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Animals
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My Body
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Clothing
What times are classes being offered?
Classes will meet twice each week.
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Mon & Fri @12 pm EST
OR
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Wed & Sat @10 am EST
About the Teacher
Desaray Wilson-Mnyandu
Desaray Wilson-Mnyandu is a black American by birth and a Zulu makoti by marriage. Her husband, Dr. Phiwokuhle Mnyandu was born and raised in Durban South, Africa. He created the Zulu language program at Howard University and is currently the Assistant Director of the Center for African Studies. Together they are raising and homeschooling their 4 children in a Washington DC suburb. Desaray is the co-founder of Zulunomics and an award winning author of several books about Zulu language and culture.
It is because of her children that Desaray began creating Zulu learning materials. It has been her ongoing goal to provide her children with a connection to their Zulu culture...especially because they live in America. It wasn't long before she realized that other children needed that connection too!
