MikeyJun 3

After nearly 4 years on #DuoLingo , I quit with a 1375 day streak. Started Italian, switched to Spanish (got to level 54), then added German (level 31). Started Polish last year and got to level 14. (what do levels even mean?) The lack of explanation made it increasingly frustrating and the gaming approach got real old. I have some vocab and can read/understand a bit but still can't speak worth a damn. Time to move on in my #LanguageLearning journey.

Has anyone used #LingQ ?

Show threadGos Salsitxa
@MikeyU hi! Sorry for the self-promotion, but maybe my app (Frazely) could be something of interest to you for Spanish and Polish. It's similar to LingQ, but the stories and courses are already provided - and they are written and recorded by humans, and not AI. I'd love to hear your feedback :)
Re LingQ - a very good app, but imo too expensive for what it is. I guess for Spanish there are a lot of community materials already in the app, but for smaller languages you have to find them yourself.
Jun 7 at 9:21amWeb
Show threadMikeyJun 11
@learninglanguages Thank you for the recommendation, I will definitely check out Frazely.