duolingo

yo this app is actually good huh

oh fuck sry mods i forgot to out put in off topics

what language youre learning?

If you do not do daily lessons, bird will be your nightmare

the paid one is pretty gooood, i have been trying to learn german but i always forget to take the classes for it ;((

no_noise_979 [#3]

what language youre learning?

japanese, i already spoke a good amount i just don't know how to write and read

rekt1v1 [#5]

the paid one is pretty gooood, i have been trying to learn german but i always forget to take the classes for it ;((

german grammar is one of the most difficult in the world

ilovefrozenblueberries [#4]

If you do not do daily lessons, bird will be your nightmare

what happens? it's my second day

no_noise_979 [#7]

german grammar is one of the most difficult in the world

yess, but fortunately, my native language's grammar is somewhat relatable to that of german i.e mein, meine lol

the best way to learn a language is to learn the grammar first then the rest comes way easier

NG1nS [#8]

what happens? it's my second day

what happens? you will get some notifications in the start, if you still don't take your class, the bird will track down your family and hold them hostage unless, well you take your classes of that day.

NG1nS [#8]

what happens? it's my second day

duolingo intelligence agencies will be after you

it feels so slow in the start, is it actually worth to grind?

Yeah, duolingo is one of the best app to learn language.
Been using it for a month to learn Japanese and Russian.

NG1nS [#8]

what happens? it's my second day

you don't wanna know. speaking from personal experience

please. believe me when i say; do your lessons every day. i can't say much more, i'd be in serious danger

Hai!

No, learning apps are kind of bad, if you are interested search matt vs japan (what i've learned). He is pretty much at a native level on his second language which is insane.

Mbappe [#13]

it feels so slow in the start, is it actually worth to grind?

Yea, learning a second language stimulates your brain and people will respect you for it. For example knowing Spanish in southwest United States is very useful because there is a high percentage of Latinos who live here.

1phnxe [#18]

Yea, learning a second language stimulates your brain and people will respect you for it. For example knowing Spanish in southwest United States is very useful because there is a high percentage of Latinos who live here.

would be 3rd, but feels like there should a more effective way to learn without having to wait on hearts regenerating

Mbappe [#19]

would be 3rd, but feels like there should a more effective way to learn without having to wait on hearts regenerating

idk how the app works because I learned Spanish in school and by talking to native speakers

Netero [#16]

Hai!

konnichiwa netero-san, Ng1ns desu

kyrielight [#17]

No, learning apps are kind of bad, if you are interested search matt vs japan (what i've learned). He is pretty much at a native level on his second language which is insane.

i thought so too, but for learning hiragana and katakana(the japanese alphabet) it's really good

minte [#15]

you don't wanna know. speaking from personal experience

please. believe me when i say; do your lessons every day. i can't say much more, i'd be in serious danger

you guys had fun answering this, didn't you?

Mbappe [#13]

it feels so slow in the start, is it actually worth to grind?

it does feel very slow, so it's something you do when you wanna learn a language but you're day to day life or school don't depend on it

kyrielight [#17]

No, learning apps are kind of bad, if you are interested search matt vs japan (what i've learned). He is pretty much at a native level on his second language which is insane.

whats so special about matt vs japan

I used duolingo for a bit but I found it wasn't very helpful for learning a language from scratch by itself, but as a supplement for lessons elsewhere it was pretty good

1phnxe [#20]

idk how the app works because I learned Spanish in school and by talking to native speakers

have to do challenges, like match the correct words. But it starts out with girl, boy, apple. And if you make 3 mistakes you're basically soft locked for the day

no_noise_979 [#25]

whats so special about matt vs japan

essentially learning a second language after the age of 6 or so to a native level is very hard if not impossible, almost everyone has a foreign accent or at least some other issues. He speaks the language perfectly, even his reading level is better than most japanese people which is impressive
tldr there is a "better method" to learn language if you're thinking about pronunciation and time is not a problem.

kyrielight [#28]

essentially learning a second language after the age of 6 or so to a native level is very hard if not impossible, almost everyone has a foreign accent or at least some other issues. He speaks the language perfectly, even his reading level is better than most japanese people which is impressive
tldr there is a "better method" to learn language if you're thinking about pronunciation and time is not a problem.

thanks

rekt1v1 [#11]

what happens? you will get some notifications in the start, if you still don't take your class, the bird will track down your family and hold them hostage unless, well you take your classes of that day.

That was actually so funny

There are people that grind that app. Grind it harder than ranked. Grind it harder than their lives.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0Ncawy2LJc

if i were you, i would lose sleep over this perfect app. the bird keeps me awake at night to make sure i pass my classes!!

widepeepofrosty [#32]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0Ncawy2LJc

if i were you, i would lose sleep over this perfect app. the bird keeps me awake at night to make sure i pass my classes!!

lmfaoooo

NG1nS [#23]

you guys had fun answering this, didn't you?

absolutely