Interestingly enough, two of them are not Russian words (Tim & Tom in Russian). Lesson 1 of 5 covers the 7-8 words listed down below. Let’s get into the Duolingo App review…Īnd it starts feeding me the first lesson. So when I signed up, I wanted to learn Russian as a Beginner. If you’re a complete beginner, you should probably start with a textbook first. You won’t learn to speak, grammar, alphabet, but since it’s free, it’s a nice supplementary tool to someone that’s already learning a language. It’s very much translation and text oriented – although you can hear the native speaker’s pronunciation as well.
It’s VERY similar to Rosetta Stone… think matching words to pictures… without the hefty $300 price tag. So… how will you learn a language? Well, it takes the gamification approach of games, points and quizzes to teach you words and phrases. It’s available for iOS, Android and as a Windows App. You can learn around 15 languages with this app. What’s Duolingo? It’s an online language learning app/software that prides itself in being completely free. Hello Junkies! Here’s my Duolingo App Review.
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