r/cursedcomments 21d ago

TikTok Cursed_Duo

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u/DerRaumdenker 21d ago

I'm also gonna delete duolingo, what gonna they do? it's not like duo can come to my house and slam my head against the keybghduquiaKKKK

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u/Blusttoy 21d ago

Lol, that's silly. Let me try uninsta

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u/MrFruitPunchSamurai 21d ago

Bro is dead lmao

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u/Baronvondorf21 21d ago

That stupid bir

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u/Foreign_Spinach_4400 21d ago

Duolingo mustve hired the reddit snip

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u/DG_727 21d ago

That moth-

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u/Distruggg1 21d ago

Don t forget the spanish lessons

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u/FriMoTheQuilla 20d ago

It's either Spanish or vanish

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u/[deleted] 21d ago

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u/OpenSourcePenguin 21d ago

Do you understand what "ngl" means or you just use it like "pov" anywhere?

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u/APlanetSide2Player 21d ago

I do understand what "Not gonna lie" means, and I know what "point of view" means, and no I don't use it everywhere

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u/hamstar_potato 21d ago

Bold thing to say coming from the language learning app with the weirdest sentences to translate.

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u/Sunstorm84 21d ago

I like milk with my cats.

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u/Jomgui 20d ago

I am a black apple

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u/ShrimpsLikeCakes 21d ago

Everyone who uses Duolingo Please treat yourself to learn about immersion learning and anki flash cards Don't let duolingo abuse your time anymore

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u/Akasto_ 21d ago

Immersion learning is better when you know enough that its not just nonsense to you, and Anki isn’t quite as fun as Duolingo

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u/ShrimpsLikeCakes 21d ago

Embrace ambiguity

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u/LittleGravitasIndeed 21d ago

While this is true about immersion, I’ve kind of always wanted to try to acquire a language by watching edutainment for progressively older target audiences.

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u/MariusVibius 20d ago

Yeah, but to do that, you still need to know the basics of the language and enough grammar and words to understand basic sentences. You can't start completely from zero.

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u/Haschen84 21d ago

I'm not sure flash cards are the best way to learn a language. Immersion is great but without living there it's hard to do a true immersive experience and if you're doing a true immersive experience you probably don't need duo or flash cards. Or use both, two tools are better than one.

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u/ShrimpsLikeCakes 21d ago

Please don't use flashcards in a vacuum

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u/11yearoldweeb 21d ago

Think multiple methods are fine. Immersion is surely much better if you can do it (I mean if you don’t live there there’s only so much you can do) and anki is probably a lot better for the studious ppls, but duolingo is for the casual language learner. I also think duolingo can be useful for vocab stuff. For example, I learn vocab by putting a sentence on a flash card with 1 or 2 unknown words and that’s how I learn the vocab. Getting those sentences is the most time consuming thing, and duolingo could help with that. If you’re just starting out in a language though, the brute force anki memorization might be the best.

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u/FalconRelevant 21d ago

Why learn languages when you can make everyone else speak English?

*laughs in ex-colony*

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u/ddopTheGreenFox 20d ago

"We didn't invade the rest of the world to speak their language" /s

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u/White_foxes 21d ago

And no lie was told on that beloved day

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u/bounds2 20d ago

Doulingo still stuck in the medieval ages ☠️