I have not tried using Duolingo to learn languages. Thank you for the recommendation! I do have languages that I want to learn like Spanish, will find the time to explore it! It seems like the more the US wants to ban Chinese apps, the more Americans flock to them. The Chinese apps are indeed more appealing to users and having a good community feeds into the creation of better and more relevant content.


Looking at the current demand in the top 2 economies and the sheer population size, I am bullish on Duolingo!


There is no good way to learn languages besides practice, practice and practice. Being immerse in the environment of the language is definitely needed. This environment for mandarin in Singapore is not great and many use them only in schools or simple daily use. Very few would consider themselves expert in the language.


I definitely use translation tools when I travel. Traveling is for relaxation. Time is too short and too tedious to learn a new language.
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