Yeah exactly... my laptop isn't going to grow more ram so I don't see the point in upgrading. When October 2025 rolls around I may need to upgrade my laptop to freebsd
I study Italian in Duolingo. I like the course as a more conversational, learn-by-use, but I would also like a separate course that focuses on explaining grammar.
Awesome, I see on reddit that people post they just study from duolingo for a couple of years and passed their Russian proficiency test for university or other things like that. For me I feel like I understand the grammar of a language better from a textbook or website but I can put it into practice in duolingo
I get the impression from others that duolingo is "unproven" or "unscientific". Which I agree with. BUT... to really make a language mine I need to practice in a couple of different ways which I feel duolingo hits pretty good. I look for answers to my questions in text books or YouTube but duolingo is where I get consistent practice
Yeah exactly... my laptop isn't going to grow more ram so I don't see the point in upgrading. When October 2025 rolls around I may need to upgrade my laptop to freebsd
So by linux, you mean not every open OS? Can we add freebsd? Not the easiest but lots of users willing to help on a forum post.
Totally, it would be great to work in san fran but not have to spend my life paying off a house there.
Totally agree. Librelingo has a lot of fiction. Duolingo has klingon. But for Libre lingo the focus could be whatever you feel led to contribute to
I study Italian in Duolingo. I like the course as a more conversational, learn-by-use, but I would also like a separate course that focuses on explaining grammar.
Awesome, I see on reddit that people post they just study from duolingo for a couple of years and passed their Russian proficiency test for university or other things like that. For me I feel like I understand the grammar of a language better from a textbook or website but I can put it into practice in duolingo
I get the impression from others that duolingo is "unproven" or "unscientific". Which I agree with. BUT... to really make a language mine I need to practice in a couple of different ways which I feel duolingo hits pretty good. I look for answers to my questions in text books or YouTube but duolingo is where I get consistent practice