Duolingo : Cours de langue 4+

Duolingo is a app to learn different languages with these cute characters Duo, Lily ,Zari Vikram, Lucy Lin ,Fofo, Eddie and Junior you can learn a lot of languages and also math and music. You can learn Spanish Italian French, Korean Japanese, Chinese, Mandarin and lots more and it’s free for everyone to just have the option to buy more gems and also buy super Duolingo, which you can learn with without any ads and there’s also the option to get Duolingo Max
Which is even better, but if you don’t want to, you don’t have to get them. You can also learn without paying any money, but you have three hearts if you make three mistakes, you either have to wait until they refill or do a lesson to refill them. they are speaking lessons to see if you’re pronouncing the words properly and they are listening lessons typing lessons and lots more. You can also have friends on Duolingo. You can follow some of your friends and congratulate them when they do stuff you can also do quest that means that you and your friend have to complete the right amount of lessons to complete your quest. there’s also monthly requests. Where you have to get a certain amount of quests to earn a batch there’s one for every month January February February March April May, June, July August, September, October, November, December download Duolingo today. It’s the best learning app for any language you’d like and there’s also math and music.💚

As usual, “upgrades” to computer products destroy functionality and make things progressively worse for the user. Latest update now has all lessons in sequence so that the learner has much less flexibility than before. Maybe its better if you are a school teacher trying to control what your students learn but I am nearly 60 and don’t need a nanny. The problems I wish they would have fixed include tiny pictures that I can see on my iPhone and occasional screens that don’t have enough room to see the text you are typing. They have fixed some of the regionalisms and no longer force me to use continental Spanish, for example. One continual annoyance with all academic language instruction is the insistence on “school grammar” instead of how people actually speak and write. Since I learned Spanish in an immersion program, I continually run into grammatical elements not actually used that I have to put in, like the “se” reflexive pronoun. Duolingo puts it in all the time, street Spanish leaves it out unless there is no other reference to the object.

Since I still can’t type reliably on virtual keyboards, I rely heavily on voice recognition, which works poorly. Most of my mistakes are due to voice recognition errors and secondly word order. Decent voice recognition would be a real plus for me. In some cases, the voice recognition just pumps out complete absurdities that bear no resemblance to what I said, recently, “darmelo” became “Dave my load”.

I love this app and I am learning a lot. I’m taking the German one. In your tips you say when you want to learn the noun. put the der, die, or das with it. however in your matching quizzes you do not put the der, die, or das with it. it would make it much easier to learn the gender of the nouns if the der, die or , das was put with the noun in the matching quizzes. Thank you I went to the word list and once again there are no genders with the nouns. English only has two genders while German has three it would make it much easier to learn the nouns if the genders were included in the matching list and in the word list. Thank you I do like the app.

OK it will not let me write a second Review so I will add to the first and hope that it gets seen. I am currently in the Explorer tier at the end of the sixth set and the beginning of the seventh set. At the beginning of each month I like to go back to the first round, called rookie to just review things and to brush up on wording and the die, Der, DOS, that kind of thing. today I went to the rookie tier To do my review, and in the second sept under personalized practice I was given a lesson from a much more advanced set than I had even seen. this was very disturbing to me, and used up all of my hearts at the very beginning of my practice of my German.I think this is a very wrong thing to do because it took me out of any familiar words or sentence structure I was trying to reinforce.