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Duolingo - Language Lessons Pros

✓ A must have for language learners!I absolutely love Duolingo and believe it is one of the best ways to learn a language. Of course, learning a language is difficult and complex, and requires a lot of determination and dedication, but Duolingo makes it fun and, more importantly, makes it stick in your mind. I have been learning on Duolingo for around 2.5 years and I can confidently speak in Spanish now to a B1/2 level. Doing Duolingo alone probably isn’t enough, you have to immerse yourself with other means such as TV, books and music but with time, and as your ability develops, these become much easier. I go to a Spanish class once a week in addition which is great for practicing speaking in groups, but when I learn a new word I will often forget it because you need to read, write, speak and hear a word multiple times before it’s locked in your memory - and Duolingo is perfect for this. There is a huge variety of ways to learn and the newly added radio lessons to the Spanish course are amazing! I often hear people say that the sentences Duolingo teaches are unrealistic, but there is method behind this, because it forces your brain to really think about the translations and not assume a sentence just from knowing one or two words. I highly recommend this app as a companion and tool for anyone’s arsenal when learning a language!.RobSF20Version: 6.237.0

✓ Best app ever do not ever change it!This app is so good! You need it! This app is best for learning Spanish and other languages, I love it! Duolingo is very great to learn languages just you can’t learn any better! But I liked it better before the update just saying if there was a ten star I’d totally do that but going though the update made it a bit harder for me to learn I mean, I was in unit one and then when the update came I was suddenly in unit 11. I thought there was only 20! I’m just going to say that this app changed a lot of my Spanish. Now I speak to my friends in Spanish cause they do it too! Now I just can’t think of anymore things to say that is great about this. It’s just so good I even reached a 57 day streak. Until I went on holiday… now I’m trying to get it back. Also just saying that the cute little animations a SO CUTE! DON’T TELL THE PEOPLE THAT HATE THE UPDATE WHO CARES ABOUT THE UPDATE CARE ABOUT THE LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT!!!!!!!Thanks for this.Kirby animationsVersion: 6.223.0

Duolingo - Language Lessons Cons

✗ Used to be betterI enjoyed using Duolingo when I first joined a few years ago. The beginning basics were simple and I liked the picture format and the community explanations that native speakers provided to cover what the app did not. In the Polish course Marek was especially helpful. However, with the introduction of leaderboards, and now increasingly difficult badges, it is less a personal, no-pressure learning app and more a competition where you are penalised (and dropped from levels) if you don’t keep up with others. Also, often the badges goals are not reachable during learning session (such as ‘complete a level’ when it’s 5+ lessons away.) These things can be ignored but it is irritating as they are now the basis of the app. The new path format also makes it difficult to go back if you’ve forgotten things and need to refresh. No more explanations! The final nail on the coffin was when they removed the community chat/comments. This at times provided a bit of comedy relief but made you feel part of a wider learning community. You could see others with similar questions and could help each other out. I learned more about conversation and grammar here than from the lessons. This is now gone and it’s just a big competitive language game. It’s time to move on for me. So long Chouette (it’s hibou in French by the way, no one calls them chouettes or has them as pets.).Aoifeo'Version: 6.231.0

✗ RuinedI used Duolingo to learn German years ago with great success! Logged in again to learn a new language...to my surprise you completely ruined the app. The hearts scam is ridiculous and puts a learning cap on people’s progress! With the amount of ads you’ve thrown into the app, forcing us to pay for grammatical mistakes is ridiculous! You’re taking advantage of people, particularly immigrants who are already struggling in new countries with underpaid jobs because we don’t speak the language. To add to the joke, your ads are all about helping immigrants and providing education free to those in need! As if I’m not one of those people and you’re attempting to gouge me for money I don’t have. You offer an ad free paid version already, why add hearts to the mess? It’s disgusting. The learning platform is great. The problem is greed based education. Sort it out!.KtabroadVersion: 6.86.0

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