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When most people think of a language learning app, they usually think of Duolingo. Founded and based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Duolingo is one of the most prominent language learning apps, due in part to it's wide accessibility. Instead of requiring users to pay for a subscription, Duolingo gives its users the option to use the app for free or subscribe to Super Duolingo, which adds some extra features like unlimited hearts and no ads. Duolingo offers a wide variety of languages and a simple, easy-to-use interface. The app almost plays like a game, including an in-app currency called gems. As time goes on, the Duolingo team continues to add more and more features and improvements to ultimately better users' language learning experiences!
Duolingo Languages Offered
Duolingo Languages Offered
Spanish
French
Japanese
German
Korean
Hindi
Italian
Chinese
Russian
Arabic
Portuguese
Turkish
Dutch
Vietnamese
Greek
Swedish
Ukrainian
Latin
Polish
Irish
Norwegian (Bokmal)
Hebrew
Indonesian
Danish
Finnish
Romanian
Hawaiian
Czech
Welsh
Swahili
Scottish Gaelic
Hungarian
Zulu
Created Languages Offered
Created Languages Offered
High Valyrian
Klingon (BETA)
Esperanto
Beta Tested Languages
Beta Tested Languages
Haitian Creole
Klingon
Navajo
Yiddish
Xhosa (hatching)
Pros
Pros
Offers an extensive amount of languages for free
Lessons are engaging and cater to all language levels
Covers reading, writing, speaking, and listening when learning a language
Feels like a game when learning
Good for beginners
Cons
Cons
Inconsistency between Duolingo mobile app and Duolingo desktop website
Some lessons have incorrect translations or unnatural sentence compositions
Not all languages are very 'fleshed out'
In the past, Duolingo has taken away beloved features of the Duolingo community
ex. Forums, grammar tips, 'tree' layout
Doesn't focus much on grammar
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