Uploaded July 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I investigated every single course, and I know their secrets. Is this the definitive guide?
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Since I didn’t mention them explicitly:
Haitian Creole: audio was pretty good, and the course content was decent. I found the language a ton of fun, so I’m a little biased. It’s a short course, but this is a decent start and good supplement. 68 units is not massively long but it’s more than a lot of their other languages.
Finnish: I was not impressed with the audio but it wasn’t offensive. At 35 lessons, for a DLIFLC Category 3 language, at best it’s a start (“a taste”) but I wouldn’t treat it as anything other than a supplement to actual study.
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Edited with Gling AI: bit.ly/46bGeYv
#languagelearning #duolingo #polyglot #linguistics
I investigated every single course, and I know their secrets. Is this the definitive guide?
Start your journey with Lingoda today, with my exclusive link: try.lingoda.com/JonesJuly
Since I didn’t mention them explicitly:
Haitian Creole: audio was pretty good, and the course content was decent. I found the language a ton of fun, so I’m a little biased. It’s a short course, but this is a decent start and good supplement. 68 units is not massively long but it’s more than a lot of their other languages.
Finnish: I was not impressed with the audio but it wasn’t offensive. At 35 lessons, for a DLIFLC Category 3 language, at best it’s a start (“a taste”) but I wouldn’t treat it as anything other than a supplement to actual study.
Latin Textbook I mentioned (amazon affiliate link): amzn.to/3Y1OQ2n
Edited with Gling AI: bit.ly/46bGeYv
#languagelearning #duolingo #polyglot #linguistics
