My Duolingo Levels #1

Here are my Duolingo Levels on September 22nd 2018

You can find me on Duolingo HERE.

I've started most of the languages, but some are really challenging... A few language trees I have finished, even though the Level might not be high, I haven't been back to them for  a bit. I try to increase each language level where I can each week...

14 Spanish
14 Hindi (FINISHED)
14 French (FINISHED)
14 German
14 Portuguese
12 Welsh
12 Esperanto
10 Italian
10 Czech
10 Russian
10 Danish
10 Indonesian
10 Swedish
9 Chinese
9 English (from Hindi)
9 Norwegian
9 Ukrainian
9 Dutch
9 Japanese
9 Greek
9 Catalan (from Spanish)
8 Polish
8 Swahili
7 Irish
7 Romanian
6 Korean
6 Hebrew
5 High Valyrian
4 Turkish
3 Hungarian

DUOLINGO

I've been using DUOLINGO now for 3 years or more.

I think it's the best of the free apps for language learning out there, but here's my evaluation as of now:

PROS:

It's FREE! (unless you pay extra, but I've never felt the need to )
It's PROGRESSIVE. You only study the next lesson when you're ready.
There's a COMMUNITY who will answer every grammar query.
There are so MANY languages available to learn.
The AMUSING phrases are on purpose. They make you smile - and remember!
A daily lesson takes FIVE MINUTES only!
PRACTISE! it will let you learn your weakest words.
TIPS & NOTES: always read these if you can.


CONS:

The VOCABULARY is limited/restricted.
You can't JUMP to a certain topic or level, unless you've reached that stage.
There are so FEW languages available to learn if you're a foreign learner.
It's not a PHRASE BOOK. Does it teach you what you need to say?
Some languages have less Moderator SUPPORT than others
STREAKS... I never bother. Yes, there are advantages to keeping them, but...
TIPS & NOTES are not available on all platforms... certainly not on iPhone
TIMEWASTERS on comments... especially from India. What's that all about?

Lifelong Language Learning

I've been learning language since I was born, and foreign languages since I was 7.

I was never always that good at it, but now I teach them.

Here's my attempt to share this passion with you!