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Is doulingo actually good for (...) No.223441172
Is doulingo actually good for total noobs?  No.223441172 Archived
I am A0 in my TL and i am considering using doulingo to become solid A1/A2, what do you think?
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Anonymous
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We have the /lang/ general, what’s with the narcissism?
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>>223441172
I’ts mediocre if you want to use it as an additional resource, just dont rely on it. I also wouldn’t recommend it for Asian languages. I haven’t used it in years though, so I have no idea how much it changed.
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I’d say that /lang/ might be more useful than Duolingo
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>>223441172
Duolsingo is asss
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