Duolingo offers
Super Duolingo Annual Plan on sale for
$59.99.
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Lukkie for sharing this deal.
Note: If not already done so, you will need to
create an account and profile to be given an option to purchase Super Duolingo Annual Plan. The option and offer will appear as a popup. Plan will renew at 60% off regular price at time of renewal unless you cancel.
Super Duolingo Plan Includes:- Learning content
- Unlimited Hearts
- Unlimited Mistakes
- Skills practice
- Personalized Practice
- Mistakes review
- Free challenge entry
- Unlimited Legendary
- No Ads
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Community Reviews
Super Duolingo is framed as a useful language practice tool for building vocabulary, daily habit, and basic conversation support, especially when paired with real world speaking, videos, or other study methods. It can help with pronunciation, reading, and keeping skills fresh, and some courses like Spanish seem stronger than less common languages. The main limits are thin or repetitive content in smaller languages, weak grammar explanation, and a ceiling well short of fluency. The deal itself is also clouded by pricing and eligibility quirks, including the 60 percent off math, trial restrictions, and a family plan at $120.
people who already know they'll supplement with real-world speaking/listening because commenters report Duolingo helps with phrases/pronunciation and meaning, but they emphasize you still need outside conversation practice to reach real proficiency.
people who want an easy daily practice to reinforce vocabulary because commenters say Duolingo "really helps with vocabulary" and works well as an "easy daily practice" even if it's only one tool in a bigger language-learning routine.
adults learning a language for day-to-day travel and basic communication because commenters say it can help you "get by living day to day" and "learn enough to travel and be understood," even though it won't make you fully fluent by itself.
families who want the Super Family option for a year because one commenter says they signed up, immediately cancelled, and still had access for a full year on the $120 family offer.
parents trying to keep kids engaged with actual language lessons because commenters say the course repetition and lack of variety can cause kids to lose interest and even use the app for other activities (like keeping a streak going with chess) instead of doing language lessons.
adults who want deep grammar explanations and "why/how" sentence structure because commenters say Duolingo helps with phrases and pronunciation, but doesn't really explain why sentences are structured the way they are.
people learning Asian languages (Chinese/Japanese) who want serious learning progress because commenters say Duolingo is "absolutely garbage" for learning Asian languages beyond an initial spark and recommend other apps for serious study.
people who need a program that teaches beyond reinforcement because commenters say Duolingo can help reinforce what you already know, but it's not effective for learning a new language well (especially after feature removals and shifting toward paid add-ons).
people who want to rely on the app alone to become fluent because commenters say there's "0% chance" you'll become fluent with Duolingo alone and that speaking/listening practice is still required.
people who are considering the deal but recently took a 7-day free trial because commenters warn that taking the trial shortly before the promotion can make you ineligible for the offer until the trial ends.
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For about 2 of those years, I concentrated on Spanish (now I've branched out quite a bit).. and in that time I'd say I developed a limited working proficiency of the Spanish language.
Augmented by real-life interactions a few times a week, I can comfortably carry on conversations with Spanish-speaking vendors. I can watch Spanish t.v. without subtitles. I read Spanish posts on social media.
My grammar is atrocious, but meaning is consistently conveyed with little problem. Duolingo provided the elementary education from which I have been able to (very uncomfortably, at first) use Spanish in the real world.
That said, you aren't going to get there via Duolingo, alone.
Also I have in the next couple days a 10 year streak (Italian, German, Japanese, Spanish). Duolingo is not to learn a new language at all especially free since they make it harder and harder to learn. It can help reinforce but that is it. There are better ones out there. Go and research it.
Rmeember that they fired a bunch of their staff for AI. So this should be free since AI is just everyone's stolen data. There is nothing it learns but is a large chatbot that hallucinates. Just think you are paying the CEO so that he can get a yacht for his yacht.
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Duolingo is great to get that initial spark but for serious learning, you are better off using other apps. The fact that Duolingo is now full of ads in your face is just even more reason to avoid them.
Duolingo is great to get that initial spark but for serious learning, you are better off using other apps. The fact that Duolingo is now full of ads in your face is just even more reason to avoid them.
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