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Best for starting a new language! It’s more like a game than studying—match words, listen to pronunciation, fill in sentences, with instant feedback. Spend 5 mins on your commute and finish a level. Tons of languages, from English to rare ones, super easy for beginners. Not for deep learning, but building habits and intuition? Totally stress-free!

Fun, engaging, and surprisingly effective for daily language learning. Makes practice feel like a game — and I’m proud to have a 636-day streak!

Learning on Duolingo never feels like a chore. I can do it in tiny chunks of time, and the weekly leaderboard makes me come back just to keep my spot!

I've been using it to learn Spanish, it's good for beginners, but I wish there were more in-depth grammar lessons.

I use Duolingo every morning to practice Spanish, and it’s become a valuable part of my daily routine. The bite-sized lessons make it easy to stay consistent, even on busy days. I’ve noticed real progress in my vocabulary, reading skills, and listening comprehension since I started using it regularly. The gamified features, like streaks and XP points, keep me motivated without feeling too pushy. Occasionally, I find the repetition a bit much, and some grammar explanations could be clearer, but overall it’s an effective and enjoyable tool. It has made language learning feel manageable and even fun

Duolingo has made language learning fun and easy for my team and me. I use it every morning to practice Spanish and stay consistent. The lessons are quick, engaging, and keep me motivated. We even challenge each other on the leaderboard. It’s become part of our daily routine.

What I like the most is that Duolingo constantly evolving their mechanics. So you won't be bored. I'm with Duolingo since 2016, finished Italian course twice! And now I'm also have more that half of a thousand streak. Duolingo helps me to be multilingual

It's very engaging and easy to use. I think it can be also effective if you have at least some practical knowledge in the language you are studying but then it might not be as efficient as it could be should you not need to repeat as much what you already know.

I've been learning German on Duolingo for a while, and it’s been pretty good for me. But when I try to practice a language I’ve learned before (like Japanese), the exercises feel too basic to really help me improve (even I’m still far from mastering it). SO I wouldn’t say it’s best way to learn a foreign language, the sentences/vocabulary taught are NOT enough when it comes to real-world situations. But still a great beginner tool to foster interest in learning another language.

My phone's language setting is in English, but I still want to learn English using Duolingo. However, the app doesn't allow me to select English learning options without changing the entire phone's language settings.