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Where's the Dictionary?

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ShellBell
United States of America

Where's the Dictionary?

Post by ShellBell »

What happened with the Duo online dictionaries? Where'd they go??!!
The last time I accessed a Duo dictionary (Cz or Span) was May 18th. Now, nic...nada...nothing. Links just redirect to the lessons page.
I often use the online dictionaries to check spelling and accent/diacritical marks, etc while learning.
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Deleted User 114

Re: Where's the Dictionary?

Post by Deleted User 114 »

I typed in the Duolingo Arabic dictionary, looks like it is also gone for me.

I then looked up about 15 other Duolingo dictionaries, they are led me to the Duolingo homepage.

Possibly, Duolingo removed the dictionaries? Looks like it to me.

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Daniel589120

Re: Where's the Dictionary?

Post by Daniel589120 »

The French dictionary is gone for me too, I expect the Words feature to disappear next since it has not really worked correctly for a long time and interacted with the dictionary!

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Dana_Dany Danuta
Poland

Re: Where's the Dictionary?

Post by Dana_Dany Danuta »

Hi, I tried to check in several languages but unfortunately these dictionaries are no longer available. :(

There are only Schools and Words, and in some languages also: Classes.

It's a pity because they were very practical! :)

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Corinnebelle

Re: Where's the Dictionary?

Post by Corinnebelle »

I just looked for the Hebrew dictionary! Gone! :?

I guess now we use Glosbe!

The dictionary was a link to sentence discussions. I hope they aren't removing sentence discussions too! They barely work as it is.

I suppose we could look at the word lists [mention]dakanga[/mention] made for each language to see what words we know and search them with the search bar at the top of a topic. It's not the same, but that's the only way to see what words we know. Of course that doesn't have all the forms of words.

[Edit: I just tried Glosbe with a word from the schools word list and couldn't find it. Had to use Pealim for it.]

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Corinnebelle

Re: Where's the Dictionary?

Post by Corinnebelle »

It is always an option to create a schools account in order to view the word lists. The downside with a school account is it won't let you see updated trees until they are out of beta.

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buho

Re: Where's the Dictionary?

Post by buho »

if you're learning spanish, then you can use spanishdict as an alternative. it also has apps that work offline.

ShellBell
United States of America

Re: Where's the Dictionary?

Post by ShellBell »

Thanks for the suggestions. I'm coming to terms with the loss. 😉
My back-up has been DeepL translator which seems to work okay.

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