Lerner_Adams
Re:500 days of Duolingo: What you can and can’t learn from a language app
on Saturday May 04, 2019 @09:20AM (#19826253)
I am a Chinese and I am learning German on Duolingo in English and sometimes learn English in German. I am on my 561 day streak today and I find it is very useful.
Before practice I can learn the related grammar and the newly added stories feature and tinycards function is of great help(glean words in context).
Re:500 days of Duolingo: What you can and can’t learn from a language app
on Saturday May 04, 2019 @09:13AM (#19826208)
But it doesn't apply when it comes to unpopular(frankly speaking I am a Chinese and several years ago I tried my best to find a partner for English but failed) languages like Chinese.
Re:500 days of Duolingo: What you can and can’t learn from a language app
on Saturday May 04, 2019 @09:06AM (#19826175)
I am on my 561 day streak today and I subscribed to Duolingo plus a month ago to repair my streak because my streak broke due to the jat lag disorder in the U.S.A. Before that I kept a 80 day streak but didn't know how to fix it when I just skipped just one day.
Now it becomes a part of my routine to practice German on Duolingo. Everyday for only about 10 minutes, and I like the Duolingo stories feature very much now and I can practice even for about 30 minutes on weekends.
Re:500 days of Duolingo: What you can and can’t learn from a language app
on Saturday May 04, 2019 @08:50AM (#19826094)
Actually we can jump up a level directly with fewer than 4 mistakes. To take the level 4 test we only need to take three additional tests which would cost only about 20 minutes.