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Has anyone else noticed a decline in the number of questions where you can type the answer instead of just picking from a word bank? If so is there a way to type more often, I found that more helpful?

Enzfj2 wrote: ↑Tue Dec 06, 2022 2:35 pm

The workaround www-internal.duolingo.com doesn't work anymore, at least for me: when I try to open a lesson, it shows some trivia and flips back to the home page.

Has anyone found a workaround? I tried a couple but nothing worked

One final one with some fun languages:

More translations:

Here they are:

Xohsa now shows as hatching with 6% done!

Checking back in, any good resources?

Does anyone still have the old version and is there a way to go back to it if you have the path?

What resources do you recommend for learning Chinese? Which are the most thorough and in depth and will help the most with fluency?

It's out! (no tips and notes though)

What are some other (free) resources for learning Welsh?

https://www.lingostar.ai/

It’s a new ai based chatbot that will discuss almost anything as well as show you any mistakes. The only downsides are that it’s still in beta and is repetitive at times.

LICA98 wrote: ↑Thu Jul 21, 2022 1:42 am

you coulda just put the image straight away so people wouldn't have to click

Sorry, I’d never used the formatting options on here before. Image is now embedded

(from Reddit, all credit to artist)

Any and all suggestions and genres welcome!

Zulu (isiZulu) has appeared at the bottom of the course options!

Duo says it’ll be released on the 15th

https://www.duolingo.com/enroll/zu/en/Learn-Zulu

In other words, what languages have you enjoyed learning? And, which languages were easy for you to grasp and begin using quickly?

Neat! From your experiences with the various courses, what are your thoughts on Duolingo's character voices (versus the audio in courses with TTS or native audio)?

As DL changes, its losing my favor and I'm curious what other free resources you've used, especially good or little known resources. Let me and others know below!

https://www.nrk.no/video/humor/gaar-det ... efaad36682

Thought this was hilarious, if you haven't seen it yet I highly recommend it for listening practice as well as culture

Does this update still include tips and notes?

Would it be possible to have an infinite scroll option instead of/as an alternative to the the current numbered tabs of posts and replies?

Thanks!

Which languages (in your opinion) are spoken very clearly? (That is, languages where words aren't often smushed together or where letters/words are cut off)

Why is jeg at the end here and det at the beginning?

Has anyone else noticed this animation during your practice even if animations are turned off?

(Sadly I was unable to attach the screen recording here, so here's a screenshot instead)