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Osias wrote:Eu tentei usar o Duolingo pra aprender coreano mas o curso de coreano era horrendo de ruim.
linguoboy wrote:I'm exciting about the Duolingo Yiddish course hatching tomorrow.
kevin wrote:But when did Duolingo make testing out of lessons a paid feature? At least testing out to the next checkpoint still works, and thankfully it was actually doable for the first two checkpoints (even though I lost three hearts and almost failed...)
linguoboy wrote:Bro you’re like at the first level.
aaakknu wrote:Indonesian, Catalan, French and Vietnamese mainly. But also Hawaiian, German, Hungarian and Finnish (my Finnish tree is completed, I tested out of most of it). I have also completed Portuguese.
The first language I did on Duolingo was Spanish, but I deleted the tree when I got to a higher level, cause there was no point continuing with simple beginner exercises.
vijayjohn wrote:Are you currently using Duolingo as well?
vijayjohn wrote:You post so much on your TAC it's hard for me to keep track of anything!
dEhiN wrote:vijayjohn wrote:You post so much on your TAC it's hard for me to keep track of anything!
Really? Haha, I always feel like I go long stretches of not posting anything.
dEhiN wrote:aaakknu wrote:Indonesian, Catalan, French and Vietnamese mainly. But also Hawaiian, German, Hungarian and Finnish (my Finnish tree is completed, I tested out of most of it). I have also completed Portuguese.
The first language I did on Duolingo was Spanish, but I deleted the tree when I got to a higher level, cause there was no point continuing with simple beginner exercises.
How do you juggle so many? Do you worry about some trees falling behind, especially for practice? For the ones that do, do you restart them, or try to catch up on the practice when you go back to it, or just continue the tree?
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