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What languages do you learn on Duolingo?

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Reply 20

Asolare

I learn French for German speakers and Welsh for English speakers.

Reply 21

Imperion

Original post by TheOtherSide.

Nope, I don't.. :indiff:

Yeah, like I'd wake up in the mornng to do anything productive. :rofl:

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Well... you should. It's so refreshing when you use it and you're like 'YEAH! Putting it to good use'

Wake up, browse imgur, TSR, IG, go on snap, realise you're late. Lyf in general

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Reply 22

TheTechN1304

German, Portuguese, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish and Italian. I started Russian and French, but haven't got very far with them lol.

Reply 23

booksandcats

spanish, french and swedish

Reply 24

TheOtherSide.

Original post by Imperion

Well... you should. It's so refreshing when you use it and you're like 'YEAH! Putting it to good use'

Wake up, browse imgur, TSR, IG, go on snap, realise you're late. Lyf in general

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Except everyone else will be like, "What just happened.." :rofl:

Guess so.. :moon:

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Reply 25

emmald583

Original post by Isambard Kingdom Brunel

What is memrise like? I thought it was a just a database of language learning texts and not an actual guide itself?

If you use the language courses on there, it takes you through vocab learning in a similar way. There are listening exercises too, but you have to pay for them.