Hausa Heritage Language Learner Survey

Thank you for being part of Hausa Heritage.

This short survey helps us understand what Hausa learners need most, so we can create better lessons, books, stories, audio resources, and heritage materials.

There are 9 questions, which should take about 3–5 minutes in total.

Learn the language. Discover the traditions. Carry the heritage forward.

1. What brings you to Hausa Heritage?

I want to learn Hausa from the beginning

I understand some Hausa but want to speak better

I grew up around Hausa and want to reconnect

I want to teach my children or family

I am interested in Hausa culture and traditions

I am interested in Hausa stories and reading materials

I am interested in West African / Hausa heritage knowledge

I am learning for travel, work, study, or community reasons

2. What is your current Hausa level?

I know a few words

I can understand some Hausa but struggle to speak

I can speak a little but want more confidence

I can hold basic conversations

I grew up hearing Hausa but want to improve

3. Which skill matters most to you right now?

Understanding spoken Hausa

Grammar and sentence structure

Cultural understanding

Teaching Hausa to children or family

4. What do you find hardest about learning Hausa?

Finding beginner-friendly materials

Knowing where to start

Listening and understanding spoken Hausa

Finding audio to practise with

Feeling shy speaking

Not having anyone to practise with

Understanding culture and context

Staying consistent

5. What kind of Hausa Heritage materials would you like most?

Beginner Hausa lessons

Audio-supported PDF guides

Hausa in Pictures and Practice: Book 1

Hausa stories / First Readers

Speaking practice sessions

Children and family learning materials

Culture and tradition videos

Proverbs and expressions

Hausa food, household, and everyday culture

Hausa medicinal plants and traditional knowledge

YouTube Shorts / short lessons

Longer YouTube lessons

6. Are you interested in joining the Hausa Heritage Speaking Circle?

The Speaking Circle is a monthly practice space for Hausa learners, with guided speaking practice, a live session, replay, and monthly activity material.

Maybe, I want more details

I prefer self-study materials

I am only interested in free content for now

7. In what country or region are you based?

8. What would you most like Hausa Heritage to create next?

9. Would you like to hear from Hausa Heritage by email? If yes, please provide your email, anything you share is confidential and will be deleted upon request:

Thank you for sharing your thoughts.

Your answers will help shape future Hausa Heritage lessons, books, stories, audio resources, and cultural materials.

Learn the language. Discover the traditions. Carry the heritage forward.