Duolingo Buddies Group
- coldrainwater
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Re: Duolingo Buddies Group
I was afraid I might awake to broken skill shards strewn about everywhere. Then I read the fine print and realized you have to actually get some of them up to level 5 to trigger the cracks. I think I might be able to lazy my way under the radar for now.
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- Bex
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I am nuttyredhead
https://www.duome.eu/nuttyredhead
Haven't used Duolingo for a few years now, I finished the Spanish tree and then did the reverse tree.
I do check in every now and then to see the updates everyone talks about and then usually get bored with it after a couple of days. Seems there's a lot more levels now...
https://www.duome.eu/nuttyredhead
Haven't used Duolingo for a few years now, I finished the Spanish tree and then did the reverse tree.
I do check in every now and then to see the updates everyone talks about and then usually get bored with it after a couple of days. Seems there's a lot more levels now...
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I'm Sal767989 (my username is random generated, how awkward )
https://www.duome.eu/Sal767989
I'm studying Russian from Spanish. I had no idea there were different techniques for approaching Duolingo until I read this thread, and I've really liked the pyramidal one. I'll probably stick to that method from now on.
https://www.duome.eu/Sal767989
I'm studying Russian from Spanish. I had no idea there were different techniques for approaching Duolingo until I read this thread, and I've really liked the pyramidal one. I'll probably stick to that method from now on.
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- alexkelbo
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My Duolingo is http://duome.eu/alexkelbo.
I have recently started to using Duolingo again, after a few years of absence.
I have recently started to using Duolingo again, after a few years of absence.
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Duolingo has apparently already released "For Talking to Children" - I did not even know that this had been in the incubator!
https://twitter.com/nbcsnl/status/1190844899010260993
https://twitter.com/nbcsnl/status/1190844899010260993
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- lavengro
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Scottish Gaelic has been released, in beta. Looks pretty short (33 skill units) at present compared to most of the other languages.
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I have mixed feelings about Duolingo...But I still find myself coming back.
My profile name is hestia-edwards.
My profile name is hestia-edwards.
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I just started doing the Arabic course the other day. Is it just me or does the audio have a lot of pronunciation errors?
On the other hand, it shows that a lot of the Hebrew course's issues can be fixed. Both Hebrew and Arabic have optional vowel markings that are not used in normal life, but the Arabic course uses them completely at the beginning of the course so that you can unambiguously see how to pronounce each word. The Hebrew course doesn't use vowel markings at all so if you forget how a word is pronounced, you have to look it up.
Also, the Arabic course has full audio and Hebrew doesn't, although as I said, there seem to be a lot of pronunciation issues at the beginning of the course. It would be a huge improvement if full audio were possible for Hebrew as well.
On the other hand, it shows that a lot of the Hebrew course's issues can be fixed. Both Hebrew and Arabic have optional vowel markings that are not used in normal life, but the Arabic course uses them completely at the beginning of the course so that you can unambiguously see how to pronounce each word. The Hebrew course doesn't use vowel markings at all so if you forget how a word is pronounced, you have to look it up.
Also, the Arabic course has full audio and Hebrew doesn't, although as I said, there seem to be a lot of pronunciation issues at the beginning of the course. It would be a huge improvement if full audio were possible for Hebrew as well.
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did somebody have feedback about Duolingo, because i hesited to buy the premium version
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