If you don't keep up your streak, Duolingo will keep up his.
this post was submitted on 13 Nov 2024
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These streaks are terrible. When I get to streak 99 or 100, I take a break from Duolingo for a couple of days so that I lose the streak on purpose.
I'm almost at a year. Very proud of myself
Still can't really speak German though
Yeah, it is a bad tool for learning to speak a language.
I disagree with this. It can be used like any other tool. If you put the proper effort into it, you can be successful.
I got a 161 day streak for Japanese and I can understand about 1 out of every 5 sentences watching anime now. But I literally never do the speaking lessons; just the listening.
Streaks don't mean as much as how long you're actually spending learning, but at the end of the day you can't beat immersion.
I'm doing their music course and it includes a song called Spanish or Vanish. With some lyrics, too.
This fucking shitbird...