Using duolingo to learn japanese, I made a mistake to translate this sentence in japanese : "There is one chair next to the table." My translation is : 「テーブルの横は椅子が一個あります。」 but duolingo told me I was wrong and the correct answer is : ...
aI'm wondering if there's a bank in the shopping center 我想知道是否有一家银行在购物中心[translate] aI’m Duo the owl and I’ll give you a quick tour on how to learn with Duolingo. 我是二重奏猫头鹰,并且我将给您速成教学关于怎样学会与Duolingo。[translate]...
Created by language experts, Duolingo relies on a scientific teaching-learning pedagogy that ensures smooth understanding and long-term retention. The portal has game-centric lessons and interactive characters to help you enhance your speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills in your preferred la...
Duolingotranslates from English to Spanish and back again. Most questions letyou tap or click on theSpanish word to translate it in case you getstuck. The app offers additional learning resources if you chick thelightbulb icon(图标), aswell as the ability to fast-track your lessons if you ...
I just passed level 9 in Japanese on Duolingo but obviously as the lessons get harder so does the content. I have spent countless lessons learning すみません (Excuse Me) and ありがとう (Thank you) but on todays lesson when asked to translate these two into English they've been wrong...
It is downright amazing that Duolingo is available for free! There is a paid version, but even without it you can spend all day on this site (and the mobile app.) Not only does it have dozens of languages, it makes learning fun by having these game-like quizzes and it tracks your ...
声音的,音频的8.context n.背景;上下文话题佳句提升1.【语法填空】Memrise is not as smoothDuolingo, but it is easy to work with, supportsoffline courses, and(let) you learn a massive number of languages.【中文释义】Memrise不像 Duolingo那么流畅,但它很容易使用,支持离线课程,并让你学习大量的语言。
I’ve dabbled withonline resourceslikeDuolingoandLiveMocha, but honestly, for me interactive activities work better. Online stuff rarely retains my attention for long. I have also listened to a lot ofmp3s(Pimsleur,BBC Active Talk 2) especially while walking somewhere or working out at the gym....
Lessons Learned from 200 Hours of Teaching English Abroad September 27, 2013 at 3:06 am […] strip down and simplify the way I speak to them. Which, in essence, is the only way you really can learn a language. Baby steps. It’s also something that you need to experience firsthand ...
While teachers do not manipulate or change any features within the app, they select and assign features (e.g., language lessons from Duolingo, videos from KhanAcademy, pronunciation exercises in GoogleTranslate or Amazon Echo) to customize the learning experience to encourage relevant practice beyond...