Duolingo is a great way to begin with and learn the basics. BUT, after, you will feel that strange sentences, you will never use in real life.
So, yes. It's a great way to learn the alphabet (I learned Hindi this way), after that, you need to look for easy books, cartoons maybe? Now, I try to make myself read daily news in Hindi and translate the unknown words.
Topic: Anyone learning any languages? (Read 42 times)
Learning new languages is a great way to train your brain and improve understanding. The availability of language learning apps like Duolingo has made learning new languages fun and easy.
duolingo is fun and makes it extremely easy to be consistent and keep track of your progress but i have never heard anyone say they became fluent with a language because of duolingo Quote
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Duolingo is not enough read more books watch media content with that language and most importantly practice talking with native speakers I agree Apps are not necessarily enough to become fluent, but it is enough to get started. After you get the basics down, watching tv shows, reading books and real world conversations will get you to the next level.
Learning new languages is a great way to train your brain and improve understanding. The availability of language learning apps like Duolingo has made learning new languages fun and easy.
duolingo is fun and makes it extremely easy to be consistent and keep track of your progress but i have never heard anyone say they became fluent with a language because of duolingo Quote
Feel free to share any language learning tips or resources that you find useful.
Duolingo is not enough read more books watch media content with that language and most importantly practice talking with native speakers
Not yet. But I will start learning Korean language soon. I have great tendency to learn Korean. Because I want to go there for working.
Learning new languages is a great way to train your brain and improve understanding. The availability of language learning apps like Duolingo has made learning new languages fun and easy.
What languages do you currently speak and/or studying?
Feel free to share any language learning tips or resources that you find useful.
What languages do you currently speak and/or studying?
Feel free to share any language learning tips or resources that you find useful.
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