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Duolingo Scholar 11/21/14 (Fri) 05:44:44 No.74

Duolingo is a completely free language learning website that teaches countless languages and is always working on improving and adding new languages for you to learn.

It's completely free, but if you wish to support the website, there's a little "Support" button on the left side of the page.

Website: https://www.duolingo.com/

Scholar 11/21/14 (Fri) 06:23:11 No.77

Also,

"According to an independent study conducted by the City University of New York and the University of South Carolina, an average of 34 hours of Duolingo are equivalent to a full university semester of language education."

Scholar 11/21/14 (Fri) 09:02:16 No.78

>>77
Does it teach you proper pronunciation, writing and translating, or just words and grammar?

Scholar 12/02/14 (Tue) 00:15:11 No.89

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If anybody wants to follow each other, my username is Justin_Carr

>>78
It does all of that. After the beginning it's mostly full sentences, and everything has audio files. In all the languages that are not in beta you can mouse over any word and it'll play the sound for that individual word.
The site is also used to crowdsource documents translations. It's a way of learning extra vocabulary.

I think what makes duolingo so great is it that it makes a game out of language acquisition. It's got scores, levels, a currency, etc.

Scholar 12/28/14 (Sun) 03:37:29 No.117

Looks cool!

I hope they do courses for oriental languages such as mandarin, korean or japanese

Scholar 01/27/15 (Tue) 23:19:31 No.134

>>117
Not yet. They have Spanish, Italian, French, German, Dutch (Netherlands), Swedish and a couple more. They also have a few that are coming soon and some in beta; Polish, Hungarian, Turkish, Russian.

Scholar 01/27/15 (Tue) 23:19:30 No.135

>>117
Not yet. They have Spanish, Italian, French, German, Dutch (Netherlands), Swedish and a couple more. They also have a few that are coming soon and some in beta; Polish, Hungarian, Turkish, Russian.

Scholar 01/27/15 (Tue) 23:20:06 No.136

>>117
Sorry about that double post, idk what happened.

Scholar 01/28/15 (Wed) 18:31:06 No.139

>>135
There were talks about esperanto, what happened to that?

Scholar 01/28/15 (Wed) 20:17:57 No.147

Thanks op

Scholar 03/17/15 (Tue) 18:49:48 No.335

Also, there is the >>>/spanish/ board. One of my friends is the owner, and it seems like it shall be fun and informative.

Scholar 03/19/15 (Thu) 22:20:06 No.338

How do I change the interface language? I want it in the language I'm learning

Scholar 11/17/15 (Tue) 23:29:36 No.443

>>117

you could try http://ninchanese.com/ for learning chinese

Scholar 01/23/16 (Sat) 00:30:40 No.483

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>>117

Don't forget.