Duolingo App

[Paris12]

There is a great free app (with advertising if you want it free) called Duolingo for learning languages. I am learning Spanish and finding it fun. There are quite a few languages to choose from. I do a few lessons every morning and find it is really sinking in. Would highly recommend. I spoke to a Spanish senior vet and she is using Duolingo to learn French. Think it is more suitable for adults as there aren't any illustrations.

There are lots of pictures on Duolingo website. Actually, it's all about looking at the pictures and naming them.

I agree it's great fun!!
DD is currently refreshing her Russian vocabulary and grammar using duolingo on her smartphone.

I started on Russian and I'm refreshing other languages I'm about to forget. I combine it with Babbel - for additional grammar explanations.

Is it more effective than other language learning app?

I've tried memrise app and despite loving it at first and buying an annual subscriptio, I've lost interest and find it quite boring and repetitive. I also dont feel like I've learned much and find it to remember what I have actually learned.

Trying to improve my French btw, I'm intermediate level.

It is better than Memrise IMO. Although I decided not to get the Memrise subscription.

Duo website version is better than the app for the main lessons, although I quite like the chatbots on the app.

Have you tried the news in slow French website/podcasts? There's beginner, intermediate and advanced levels and each podcast has a transcript online

My ds uses both Duolingo and Memrise.

With Duolingo you can start from either beginner level or intermediate with French.It started off with pictures and naming at first, but soon it changes and getting harder.

Memrise he uses for other language and there are so many different courses to choose from, and it's great. He currently does few different courses on same language, one for grammar, one for vocabulary and one for phrases.
I use memrise occasionally, and it's definitely fun, so much subject to choose from, not just language.

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I use Duolingo, Babbel and Memrise. They each have their strengths and weaknesses.
Babbel is much more polished and offers better explanations of grammar. Also lets you record words for pronunciation etc. It is subscription based though.
Duolingo is very good, if not a tad basic - you'll net get to an advanced level using it. It's free.
Memrise I prefer to use when making my own courses. I tend to use it much more than Duolingo. I am cautious about using courses other people have made as there could be errors (I've found a couple). Memrise is also free, but there is a subscription if you want to unlock certain features (not worth it IMO).

I also like using audio CDs like Michel Thomas and Paul Noble.

My daughter uses both Duolingo and Memrise. I am the CMO at frontdevelopers.com I understand how much effort it take to make a success app like Duolingo. Great Work by Developers.

We love it, I am learning really quickly on it and languages are v difficult for me.

We use Duolingo and Babbel. DD and I are learning Esperanto together, and she's learning Korean on her own.

My dd is teaching herself Japanese using duolingo- managed to translate someone's arm tatoo recently- it was 'power so she must be learning a bit

This looks rather like advertising....no question or issue you want to discuss, just 'i love this app'

I really like Duolingo and I sometimes feel like writing a post just to say that! It is free, and I have been using it for about 2.5 months 10 mins daily. I don't aim to become fluent in a language through an app, but the convenience of having something on the phone helps a lot, it is easy to learn and revise when I can steal a bit of time, otherwise I just spend all my time on MN!

I use duolingo. Currently on a 199 day streak!!

Another, how can people advertise free courses? We all love it, and want to share, that's all!

I don’t care if it’s advertising, I’ve used it a few times this week since I saw this post and I’m learning from it. What’s not to like

Hi mums,

I am a student of linguistics and looking for 6-11 year olds to be involved in my language experiment if any of you are interested? :)

Anna

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