Duolingo offers
Super Duolingo Annual Plan on sale for
$59.99.
Thanks to Community Member
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 a gamified language app that works best for vocabulary, daily practice, and keeping skills fresh, especially for casual study or travel basics. The annual deal is framed as 60 percent off, though the pricing math and MSRP look inflated, and the offer can vary by account or disappear after a recent free trial. The app also has limits, with repetitive content in less common languages, weak grammar explanations, and little path to fluency without outside speaking and listening practice. It is a useful supplement if you want structured micro lessons, not a complete language solution.
Self-motivated learners supplementing with real conversation, because the app can reinforce study while outside speaking and listening fill the fluency gap.
Busy adults doing short daily language refreshers, because the app helps keep vocabulary and pronunciation fresh in micro sessions.
Beginners who want a gentle start in a popular language, because the lessons build basic vocabulary and simple conjugation without much setup.
Travelers who need tourist-level communication, because it can get you understood for everyday phrases and basic conversations.
Adults expecting deep grammar instruction or fluent conversation, because the app explains phrases but not sentence structure or why answers are wrong.
Learners of less common languages, because those courses can run out of content and repeat the same material.
Parents choosing a language app for a child who needs variety, because the lessons can repeat the same material and lose a kid's interest.
People learning Mandarin, Chinese, or Japanese seriously, because the app is described as weak for Asian languages compared with dedicated alternatives.
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with AI and things like the apple airpod live translate... not sure 5 yrs from now, peeps... aside from personal development...
would readily want to allocate their 'time' to learn languages... not just for a 1 week vacation, nope. at least not us americans so much
this might go the way of digicams to take pics and view pics on a PC (phones do it)
family time in lilving room all just listening to music on full tower speakers..
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I'm gonna stick with their free plan only so I can screw up their statistics about Super Duolingo subscribers being 4+ times more likely to finish their courses. 🤣
Are there better ways? Sure. Do what keeps you learning. I find this to be fine for micro learning sessions, and it's a deal, so I went for it.
Do whatever you can that will keep you learning.
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