Feb28

Duolingo Obsessed!!

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Duolingo Obsessed!!

Hey everyone and happy Hump Day! Okay, so on a recent post that I made talking about how I enjoy learning new languages, I got so much positive feedback and some great tips. Thanks for that, by the way! Many of you mentioned the Duolingo app in your comments, and I decided to give it a go and I am in LOVE!!

Normally, when I’m learning a new language, I just like doing the tapes in my car and practicing on my own. I had heard of the Duolingo app before but never thought of giving it a try until it got such positive reviews from my readers. I am SO thankful for that, because I am enjoying it so much!! I’m working my way through the French lessons as a fun refresher and then I plan on starting Spanish within the next month.

I just can’t emphasize enough how pleased I am that you guys shared such positivity for the app with me, because I’m bullheaded enough that I would have just kept trudging through doing things my own way without it. Learning a new language is such an amazing workout for your brain and if you are interested in a great mental workout, then Duolingo is the way to go. I can now join the rave reviewers, because within a handful of days, I have become obsessed!!

How do you practice a new language? Are there any other handy language apps that you like to use? I want to hear from all of you, so leave me a comment and let’s chat! Much love. -Sarah

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  2. This is the only app that I trust enough to use, to be honest. I have been on and off with it for a few years now. But, it’s definitely fun and easy to use. I need to get back into it, because I want to be multi-lingual. Knowing 5-ish languages (partly) is just not enough for me. I can’t wait to read more about your progress. Miss you, Sarah! XOXO ❤

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  5. I use it regularly too!! I use Rosetta Stone, which is great, but I love Duolingo because I can learn on the go without any restraints!

    What language that you are learning is your favorite?

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  7. Good for you!
    I’ve used a variety of different language learning tools, and came to the conclusion that:
    Despite the help of technology, we still need a huge dedication and practice to become competently fluent in a language. But langauge apps can certainly help you achieve conversation level, of that I am certain.

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  9. Try duolingo’s sibling Tiny Cards. It’s flashcards for pretty much anything. You can make your own flash cards too. I use both to learn Norwegian and crochet.

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  10. I am a huge fan of korean drama and movies so trying to learn korean language.. now i will check out this app.. never heard.. a big thank you dear from my little little heart 💕

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