Duolingo

With Duolingo, a free language learning app, users can now learn Spanish, French, German, Italian, Russian, Portuguese, Turkish, Dutch, Irish, Danish, Swedish, Ukrainian, Esperanto, Polish, Greek, Hungarian, Norwegian for free , Hebrew, Welsh, English. The app now offers two additional languages ​​to learn; Swahili and Romanian.

While a user is playing a game, he can improve his following foreign language skills.

• Speaking of
• reading
• Listen
• Write

Duolingo helps the user to efficiently improve their vocabulary and grammar of a given language by answering simple questions and completing different lessons. The app starts users by following the basics of the language.

• verbs
• phrases
• sentences

Learn new words every day

Some of the best comments and recommendations for Duolingo from the various top critics of our time are as follows.

• distinction of being google play‘s Editor’s Choice and Best of the Best apps for 2013 and 2014.
• Wall Street Journal; “This is the fastest and best learning app to date.”
• TIME Magazine; “The secret to the future of education may be in the hands of Duolingo.”
• PC Magazine; “Of all the language learning apps out there, no one can beat Duolingo.”
• One of the easiest ways to learn the means of procrastination. Short lessons of the app are easy to prepare and allow for a stable teaching method that makes the habit of progressing to the next language level quite addictive.

The way of learning is changed by Duolingo.

• It is absolutely and completely free.
• With its small lessons and tracking of your achievements as you study, language learning is fun.
• 34 hours on Duolingo is actually equivalent to one semester of a university-level course.

Disadvantages:

• Duolingo often has massive lag issues that cause the screen to suddenly freeze and lag in responses. This sometimes makes it unbearable to use.
• Excessive ads when the app is running.
• The constant notification popups when not responding to Duolingo’s reminders for a while.