Duolingo

...・サイト】 - DuoLingoやDuolingoの英語コー...

... and doing a quick German Duolingo exercise (my father's heritage is...

Duolingoというゲー...

... к ЕГЭ, ОГЭ, Toefl, Ielts, Duolingo English Test. Работа со студентами...

Quietest place in the house. Once in the bathroom use toilet as a seat and catch up on headlines and duolingo in peace. Make the occasional heaving sound and flush toilet when too many questions regarding your absence are being asked.

間違えてDuolingo（デュオリンゴ）のSuperプランに入ってしまいました。解約を試みようとしたところ、購読をキャンセルの表示がなくどうしたらよろしいでしょうか。

It is too much like the grammar translation method. It is not the comprehensible input method of Rosetta Stone. Only after more experience with both do I now realize the problem with Duolingo. It teaches you to translate the sentence into English before you understand it. It doesn’t teach you to intuitively learn the language on it’s own like Rosetta Stone. The problem is not simply that using Duolingo is less effective, but that it will actually harm your ability to develop long term fluency with the language. I don’t understand why Duolingo doesn’t just copy the Rosetta Stone methods and go towards a comprehensible input model. submitted by /u/AccurateNorth422 to r/duolingo [link] [comments]

I literally signed up and paid for the Duolingo English Test because I needed test results for a school application as fast as possible. That is the whole reason I chose Duolingo instead of IELTS or TOEFL. They say schools accept it, they market it as convenient, and I thought it would save me time and stress. It did the exact opposite. Before the test, I did every single thing they asked. I scanned my whole room. I disconnected my computer from the big screen and my second monitor. I did the whole fucking process of showing my ears, using my phone, showing the room, showing the setup, showing everything. And while I was doing all of that, they accepted it. They did not stop me and say, “show this corner” or “that part wasn’t clear enough.” Nothing. They let me continue. Then I sat there and took the whole fucking test by myself, honestly, with no help from anyone. The screen behind my computer was off and not connected to anything. My phone recording shows my computer, my keyboard, my screen, and my whole setup. My webcam was recording my face the entire time. If anyone actually looked at the footage, it would be obvious that I took the test completely fairly and by myself. And now, after I already paid and after I already spent a whole fucking hour taking the test that I urgently need, they come back and say my room was not scanned the way they wanted and that I have to retake it. Are you kidding me? Why the fuck would they not tell me that while I was scanning the room? Why let me go through the entire process, waste my time, and then decide after the fact that suddenly it was not good enough? That is bullshit. If the room scan was wrong, their system should have flagged it right then and there. Not after the test. Not after the money is gone. Not after I already did everything they asked. It is such a stupid, frustrating, badly handled process. Do not use them. They are fucking full of shit. In my experience, this feels like an unreliable, AI-driven mess that wastes people’s time when they are already stressed and need results quickly. Honestly, you are probably better off taking the fucking IELTS or TOEFL instead of giving your money to a company that cannot even tell you in real time whether you are following their own rules correctly. submitted by /u/dalucct to r/DuolingoEnglishTest [link] [comments]

In the recent earnings report, they said they will no longer focus on money squeezing, but on making the app better and getting more users and giving them good experience. They want DuoLingo to spread organically by word of mouth. A great era is supposed to come in the following years! submitted by /u/Own_Elephant_5223 to r/duolingo [link] [comments]

This stock was $530 at the end of May 2025. 8 months later it's now at $91. submitted by /u/Independent-Cress382 to r/wallstreetbets [link] [comments]

This duolingo bar has been sitting there for a while, when I expand it, it shows an advertisement. isn't this against apple terms of service? submitted by /u/rapha3l14 to r/iphone [link] [comments]

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