Duolingo is a language learning platform that allows users to learn new languages. However, some users have reported that the platform can be difficult to remove languages from their account. Some users have reported that they are able to remove a language from their account by going to the “Settings” page and clicking on the “Remove Language” button. However, this button does not work when the user is using a Duolingo account that has been registered with another language learning platform such as Rosetta Stone or flashcards. If users are unable to remove a language from their account after trying different methods, they may want to contact Duolingo support in order to discuss how they can improve their experience with the platform.
You can delete a language from the Duolingo iPhone app if you’ve amassed too many. To do so, you must use your computer. Prior to this update of mobile and web applications, users could delete their chosen language from their phone’s side menu.
Here are some of the problems with Duolingo: the course developers have no teaching experience. The course offerings and most of their lessons are developed by people who, in their own words, never taught it before – and they’re not provided with any sort of training beforehand on how to develop courses.
Although some reviews online indicate Duolingo is a bad way of learning as a beginner, I have found it to be rather suitable.Although Duolingo doesn’t allow for fluidity in sentences or other advanced features, it is an appropriate method of learning German especially if you’re new to the language.
Swedish. … Spanish.Dutch. … Portuguese.Italian.French
If you wish to learn a language with a large number of speakers and which is spoken in many countries, the following languages are listed in order of ‘usefulness’: English, French, Spanish, Russian, Arabic, Chinese (Mandarin), German, Japanese.
