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I got that exact one about 6 weeks ago and I reported it. Shame they haven't fixed it yet 😐
this post was submitted on 30 Sep 2024
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yeah, i've done it too
Using contextual clues, this person's 😏 face tells you they are messing with you.
Duo seems like they're churning out AI slop these days, so annoying to have gotten that wrong!
I'm not learning Japanese (here from /all), but just to pile on the owl, I am still super salty they removed the community comments. I'm learning Hawaiian, and there just aren't a lot of other learning resources. Having actual kumus (ʻŌlelo (Hawaiian language) teachers) answering questions about WHY the answer is what it is was super duper helpful.
I'm still salty they removed offline mode
How do you get the letters to show up without English above? I've been trying to get mine to do that.
you can switch it off in options (the cogwheel in top left)
After 1 or 2 modules it happens automatically.
They'll randomly return later if you use the browser version.
I like anki for vocabulary. What else is there, software wise?
That's why I really don't recommend Duolingo to anyone. It feels like they google translate solution. My favorite example against Duolingo: 「私はりんごです」 was translated to: "I'm an apple." Which technically isn't incorrect but it's ridiculous and they probably ment to put it like in an answer to a question. "What fruit do you like?" - "As for me an apple"
Btw why is there so much hiragana in this sentence? I understand they try to make it easy for beginners but seriously it's almost hard to read not to mention it can create bad habits.
I always speak German and Korean with my miso pork cutlet.
Yeah, I always wondered if you need to list items backwards when translating because of things like this.