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Language learning is about immersing yourself, practicing regularly, and following a structured approach. It’s not instant, but every small effort you make adds up to something extraordinary. The journey might take time, but the ability to connect with others in their language is truly rewarding! 💪🌍 #LifelongLearning #LanguageSkills #Discipline

THE FUTURE OF LEARNING What Duolingo is doing with learning Languages is more interesting than learning mathematics, physics or accounting with educational softwares and applications. A billionaire in dollars will soon appear using edutech to provide learning experience based on the accreditation of a renown institution to commence operations just like we have with Coursera, edx.org, etc for preschool, basic education, college and university without having to go through the four walls of the school setting. This will happen before 2030 and it will be sustainable. Learning from such platforms will automatically make you a global citizens because the students received global education.

Have you ever stumbled over words while learning a new language, feeling frustrated and embarrassed about not quite getting it right? I know I have! I was raised in a bilingual home and still struggle with German, especially when trying to communicate with relatives. Babbel has been a game-changer for me. It offers structured lessons and interactive exercises that build confidence and improve fluency. With its live classes, personalized review sessions, and award-winning courses, I'd almost go so far as to say that it's better than Duolingo for serious learners... In my latest article, I dive into how Babbel can transform your language-learning journey. I cover: - Babbel’s structured lessons and interactive exercises. - The pros and cons of using Babbel. - How it compares to top alternatives like Pronounce, Duolingo, and Langua. Read the full review to determine if Babbel is the right fit for you! 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eS3FEv6P #LanguageLearning #Babbel #LanguageApp #Duolingo #PronounceAI #Langua #LanguageSkills #TechReview

How Duolingo Made Microlearning Addictive 2 hours and 24 minutes That’s the average time spent on social media. What if we could leverage this habit to promote microlearning? Duolingo achieved this to a certain degree. In his TED talk, 'How to Make Learning as Addictive as Social Media', Luis Von Ahn elaborates on the creative ideas that made his language learning app extremely successful on a global scale. Duolingo borrowed social media techniques to keep audiences hooked and applied them to the microlearning platform for foreign languages. This played a huge role in helping learners stay consistent with their bite-sized lessons every day. Can you guess what is the longest streak they have had on the platform? Watch the video for more insights into this maverick microlearning approach. How are you re-imagining your learning strategy for 24-25? Let us know in the comments below. #continuouslearning #microlearning #futurelearning #duolingo #2024goals

🌟 Unlocking Habits: How Duolingo Turns Language Learning into a Daily Delight with the Hook Framework 🌟 Growing up, my mom always dreamed of learning English, but life kept getting in the way—until she discovered Duolingo. One day, I found her distressed about missing her learning streak, and it struck me how deeply motivated she had become. This experience got me thinking about the powerful design behind Duolingo and how it forms habits. In my latest blog post, I dive into the Hook Framework and explore how Duolingo creates engaging and habit-forming language learning experiences. Discover the key principles behind user engagement and how they can be applied to any product! Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/dDUXSdxT #Duolingo #HookFramework #ProductManagement #UserEngagement

Remember how Shrikant Tiwari nailed it with “Dimaag ka dahi mat kar”? Now imagine if he had said, “Don’t spoil my brain.” Would it hit the same? Probably not. Languages carry emotion and depth that translations just can't replicate. This struck me while watching Spanish crime thrillers like Money Heist. The raw intensity of the original language inspired me to learn Spanish. 785 🔥 days into Duolingo, I’m hooked—not just on learning but on immersing in stories the way they’re meant to be experienced. Now, with the AirLearn vs. Duolingo debate heating up, I can’t help but wonder: 🔸 Is gamification enough, or does deeper learning make the difference? 🔸 Can AirLearn truly rival Duolingo, or is this David vs. Goliath in edtech? In the caraousel below I share my perspective based on my experience! What’s your take? Let’s discuss the future of language learning! Pooja Dhanuka #LanguageLearning #EdTech #Duolingo #AirLearn

I've recently joined the Duolingo community, and I have to admit, I'm slightly hooked… Are there any language learners in my network who would be happy to share: 🔍 Any tips or tricks for making the most out of Duolingo and language learning in general 💬 Have you used Duolingo or other language learning apps? What has your experience been like? 📚 Are there any other resources or methods you recommend for learning a new language? #LanguageLearning #PersonalGrowth #Duolingo

Hayai! Maxing Out the Speed Racer Badge on Duolingo I'm excited to announce that I've achieved the Speed Racer badge on Duolingo, reaching the maximum 120 XP! This badge may seem simple, but it embodies a crucial aspect of language learning: consistency. While the daily sessions might have been short, the regularity proved to be incredibly beneficial. It helped me retain information more effectively and build momentum in my language learning journey. This experience has highlighted the importance of taking consistent action, even in small doses, to achieve significant results. Just like small, regular deposits can grow into a sizable sum over time, consistent language learning efforts, no matter how brief, can significantly improve your fluency and confidence. So, if you're aiming to learn a new language, remember the power of consistency. Even short, daily practice sessions can yield impressive results in the long run. And most importantly, enjoy the ride! Celebrate your milestones, big or small, and find ways to make language learning a fun and rewarding experience. #duolingo #languagelearning #consistency #motivation #neverstoplearning #smallwin

🚀 Break Through Plateaus in Language Learning! 🌟 Hitting a plateau in your language learning journey can be frustrating, but it's a common part of the process. Here are some tips to help you push through and continue progressing: 1. Variety in Learning: Mix up your learning methods. Switch between apps, books, and conversation practice to keep things fresh and engaging. 2. Set New Challenges: Challenge yourself with more complex tasks like writing essays or giving presentations in the target language. Pushing your boundaries helps you grow. 3. Seek Feedback: Regularly get feedback from teachers or language partners to identify areas for improvement. Constructive feedback is invaluable for making progress. Remember, plateaus are temporary. Stay persistent, keep challenging yourself, and you'll continue to improve. 🌍💪 How do you overcome learning plateaus? Share your strategies in the comments! 👇 #LanguageLearning #OvercomingPlateaus #PersonalGrowth #LearningJourney #ChallengeYourself #ContinuousImprovement

1 Step You Should Take Towards Being Intentional This Month is to not be “everywhere “ at every point in time. Especially when it has to do with learning a language. That is, if you’re just starting to learn a language, you can’t keep learning bits from EVERY video on social media or from every application. While it’s not completely a bad idea , the danger in it is⬇️ If it’s a language with different dialects, you might end up confusing yourself from the very beginning. Some apps can be rigid and not exactly portray how a language is used in real life. Also, online teachers might adopt different approaches or have different opinions of how to solve a learning challenge faced by learners of a particular language. So you might end up with too much advice and zero knowledge on how to start applying them. DO THIS INSTEAD: 1. Have just 1-2 apps you use, but make sure they’re not serving the exact same purpose. ( For instance, one for reading practice, and the other for grammar and vocabulary building. OR one application that has all these features) 2. Have a few pages or YouTube channels you learn from but don’t completely depend on them. Was this helpful? Leave a comment to let me know. If you’re still confused or you’re actually feeling like you’re not progressing with your target language, leave a comment under this post. #learninglanguagesshouldnotbecomplex #languages #learnalanguage #intentional #polyglot #languagelearningstrategist #happynewmonth #happyeaster