Duolingo Reviews

Overall, everything is brilliant and could be entertaining enough as well! My sister and i have been using it for a while and i can definitely say it's awesome. First of all, it's as simply (has a nice interface and an appealing, especially for kids, design),as well as curiously to use(variety of different interesting lessons). Recommend it to everyone who's looking for a splendid tool for your languages skills improving!

Simple to use, cute design, variety of different interesting lessons, can be curious for kids in account of its kind of game-alike studying system.

Might be slightly annoying with constant, frequent reminders, although it also may serve as a good way to keep you consistent with learning.

Overall, this app had provided me with such a fun way to explore new languages and keeps me very engaged and wanting to go back to learn more.

I love the creative ways that Duolingo teaches me any new language of choice! They have expanded so much with the resources and lessons they have to offer.

That you can run out of hearts with the free version of the app, but that helps me to focus more and not want to get any wrong.

I absolutely love Duolingo and how easy it makes learning another language. It is fun for all ages and makes it so you actually want to learn a language. It truly feels more like a game than a task to be done.

I rated this all five stars not to be lazy, but because it is actually that good. Duolingo makes learning fun through different interactions; writing, talking, drawing, etc. I also love how you can do Duolingo on your phone, that way you truly can practice each and every day. No matter how busy a person is, they can find 10-30 minutes a day to spend time on their phone.

If you do the free version there are definitely limitations, so if you are very serious about learning the language I would pay for the product in full.

Overall, Duolingo is a great application for people who want to increase their speaking skills, As an Indian, English is not our native language and because of that many of us struggle to speak fluently, but, Duolingo helps immensely in practising and overall increase the fluency.

- Duolingo is one of the few language applications that really works.
- The intuitive environment helps to English-speaking fluency.
- The teachers are experienced and makes the users comfortable to talk to, resulting in increasing the spoken English or any other language skills.
- The user interface of the application in intuitive and easy to understand, also, it is available on both android and iOS.
- It also has a free trial which helps in trying the service before paying.

- The push notifications can be annoying sometimes.

For a fun way of learning language, Duolingo is a no-cost easy app to put on any smart device. It makes picking up a language easy on the tech side and give plenty of opportunities to drive your attempts to learn regularly.

This simple app contains a wealth of knowledge for learning languages. Its gamification of language learning means that we always find reasons to go back and keep trying our best at advancing our skills.

Sometimes it gets obnoxious with notifications when you want to step away from Duolingo. It can oversaturate itself and lead to burnout.

Duo Learning or DuoLingo is a highly recommended language learning app which supports around 23 languages. It makes learning language enjoyable like playing a game.

Very easy to use for all age groups.
Interactive & fun interface.
Short & quick lessons.
Free to use.
Daily reminders.

Voice recognition needs improvements.
Some of the translations are not exactly accurate.

Duolingo is a great application, depending on what language you're trying to learn. I'd recommend it most for the romance languages, but it's not so great for the languages outside of that group, especially languages like Korean and Japanese. So, it really just depends on what you want to learn how useful it it. Their best route is definitely Spanish.

For some languages, like Spanish, Duolingo is a great application to use. Other languages have gotten better over time and I'd expect the others will gradually get close to how good the Spanish version is.

As I said, some languages are pretty lacking. Japanese isn't anywhere near as good as Spanish or Italian, and there are far better apps for Asian languages.