Indonesia is a country with a variety of regional languages that characterize the
nation. Every region in Indonesia has its own local language and with its own
dialect and is characteristic of the region. Regional languages have become a long�established identity. Unknowingly, Indonesia is experiencing an increasingly rap�id cultural change in which young genes are already in a condition where many
require them not to use their local language. In addition, data collected by
UNESCO shows that there are approximately 30 regional languages that are
endangered and on average are in eastern Indonesia. Facing the existing problems,
this study aims to help young people to get to know their local languages through
mobile applications. The local language used as research is the lamaholot
language which is one of the native languages of the people of East Flores Regency
and uses the user-centered design method. The design will be tailored to the user
so that it can be more attractive and according to user needs. Respondents were
taken as many as 147 children with an average age between 7 years to 11 years
who are people in East Flores Regency