Duolingo

There's a great variety of languages available and I like that it offers a placement test if you're already a bit familiar with the language

Because I'm living in countries where I'm also learning the languages on Duolingo, I'm learning at a faster rate than the application and I find I eventually get bored at the level it put me at in the beginning as I've surpassed it with real-life learning and development. So I end up stop using the app. Would love to be offered a level placement reassessment for such cases.

It is a learning app that offers everything, from an entertaining and interactive way to learn a new language, certification programs, courses for new learners, advanced learners, or children, and a great variety of languages. To spur your language development they set up ranking lists, you can also view your progress.

The only drawback I found so far is the limited grammar lessons. For each lesson, the grammar explanation although they are well-written, only scratches the surface, they don't get into details.

I like the lessons, the ways to learn. Duolingo used to have Podcasts in the language I am learning and in English, so I could listen and learn. That was discontinued.

It's a total competition! And lately, either the points are wrong or I get no points at all (like this morning) for 20 minutes of learning.
Don't get me wrong, I'm still learning, but if Duolingo is going to force you to compete, I need my points.

Very good at reminding and motivating me to do another class to extend my streak. Duolingo's ability to engage users must be studied as a great business case.

Some of their icons when a Duolingo becomes ill. You can design better.

I love the fact that I can learn simple basic language skills on my phone.

one has to go through many simple part before getting to the complex part of the language.