What is Duolingo?
Duolingo is a platform that includes a language-learning website and app, as well as a digital language proficiency assessment exam.
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Duolingo is the best in class when it comes to microlearning modules. We incorporated investing microlearning modules into Tykr to help investors get up to speed quickly.
My co-founder Zero and I learning Japanese from Duolingo (600+ & 1000+ day streaks for us respectively). It was only until we realized what Duolingo was missing for us to embark on this journey to make the best language learning platform!
We all know where to learn new languages with fun and a supportive community!
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•8 reviews
I'm learning Hebrew in this app. It's great! There are motivating competitions and rewards. Words and phrases from DuoLingvo stay in your head for a long time.
•5 reviews
I adore Duolingo! I even feel as an ambassador because some of my friends also join studying after me.
What I like the most is that Duolingo constantly evolving their mechanics. So you won't be bored.
I'm with Duolingo since 2016, finished Italian course twice! And now I'm also have more that half of a thousand streak.
Duolingo helps me to be multilingual
•3 reviews
I've been learning German on Duolingo for a while, and it’s been pretty good for me. But when I try to practice a language I’ve learned before (like Japanese), the exercises feel too basic to really help me improve (even I’m still far from mastering it).
SO I wouldn’t say it’s best way to learn a foreign language, the sentences/vocabulary taught are NOT enough when it comes to real-world situations. But still a great beginner tool to foster interest in learning another language.