Frequently Asked Questions
Here are clear answers to the questions we hear most about Wika.
Getting started
Yes. Wika is free to download, and the core lessons, including Dialecto practice, are free to use.
Wika teaches Tagalog, Cebuano, Ilocano, Hiligaynon, and Asi.
Wika works on iOS and Android phones and tablets.
Wika is in early access now. Join the early community to start before the public launch. Join here.
Yes. A free account lets Wika save your progress and personalize your path. Sign-up takes under two minutes.
The languages
Yes. Wika is an app for learning Tagalog, plus four more Philippine languages.
Wika starts you with simple Cebuano greetings and builds from there, one short lesson at a time.
Yes. Wika places you at the right starting point, whether you are a beginner, a heritage speaker, or nearly fluent.
Yes. You can switch between language tracks in your account.
Lessons and culture
Native speakers from each community review every lesson, so the words, tone, and culture sound right.
Both. Wika teaches not just what to say, but how and when to say it.
Dialecto is your AI practice buddy. You chat in your target language, it replies naturally and nudges you when something is off, and the goal is to build confidence.
Joining
Head to the Join page and fill out the short form. Spots are limited and reviewed on a rolling basis. Go to the Join page.
Not quite, and that is the point. You will see something real and usable, but still growing. Your feedback helps us polish it.
Yes. Native speakers help review lessons and add authentic phrases. Get in touch.
A real person will reply to every message. Contact us.
If something is missing, just head over to our Contact page and ask us directly.