I downloaded the Duolingo app after hearing about it in a TV commercial.
Duolingo is a language education app, and the app’s logo is a registered trademark (International Registration No. 1640955).
It seems that if the language setting of the app is Japanese, you can only choose from four languages (English, Chinese, Korean, French), but because I have set the app language to English, I was able to choose from other languages (about 40 languages).
Among them, I am taking a course in Spanish, which I studied a little when I was a student, and French out of curiosity.
Spanish is fun because I can recognize some familiar words, but I’m struggling with French because the pronunciation and spelling of the words are difficult.
The learning method is not just translation, and there are also games and conversations with the computer in the lessons, so it’s very interesting.
What’s more, this app is free!
I never thought I’d have the chance to study a new language as an adult, but I’m going to do my best to become a trilingual or quadrilingual with Duolingo! (Rabbit)