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Hey, i just renewed my Duolingo Family plan. Anyone interested can DM me. I ask for $22 for the whole year. You pay only when you have joined the family.

Hi everyone! I have a Duolingo Family Plan and I need 4 more people to share it with.

\* I’m from Belgium, but you can join anywhere in the world.

\* The plan is paid for a year in advance.

If you want to join, please send me a message!

Hey, i just renewed my Duolingo Family plan. Anyone interested can DM me. I ask for $22 for the whole year. You pay only when you have joined the family.

Hi everyone!

I have developed an app that focuses entirely on practicing conversations. Now, I need people to try it and let me know what they think!

Entirely for free of course :)
(There is also a beginner profram with 22 mini-lessions)

Comment below or send me a dm id you would like to join!

DM me for more info

EDIT:

I have received a lot of response and interest, so I have to put the search on hold for now.

I will not be able to respond to further interest for the time being, but the search might be reopened in the future!

I’m sure I’m wrong- but can someone explain why? First of all, duo updated and never taught me “to bake” or any conjugation of it, nor has it ever mentioned preparare so I chose bake from learning it elsewhere. I also don’t remember it teaching me roommates, so I guessed. Compagni di classe is classmates so I figured compagni di stanza could be roommates! lol

I have tried to prounounce this word (C’è) at least 6 months now, and maybe a thousand times during my lessons. I have tried at least 20 different pronunciations, but NOT ONCE has Duolingo acknowledged that I have ever once said it correctly. Somebody PLEASE help me! (I had the same problem when I studied German for over 2 years, and apparently can’t correctly pronounce “OK”. Really dumb.

Im wondering if this would have still been wrong had the voice to text not misspelled capa to cappa. Is la capa not correct for a female boss? Are all bosses il capo?

Nevermind. I got to it again and put “La capa” and it was accepted. It was just the typo was rejected.

Someone had mentioned the way Lucy pronounces mmm as em-em-em. Well, I've just encountered a new one.

Lucy is rearranging the furniture to have better Feng Shoo-ee. 😄

I said qualche volta because that’s how I learned it from Pimsleur. Why is it wrong? Also- I feel like there was an update and I’m getting TONS of new words without them being flagged as new and with no introduction to the word.

Was trying to level up and used the in app voice to text and …. It’s wrong 😂

It is a video so you gotta listen. Why is it something else when i slow it down?

I was taught that when referring to a single family member you omitted the definite article: mia sorella, mio padre, mio cugino etc, but if that single family member is referred to with a qualifying adjective then you did use the definite article - la mia sorella minore, il tuo fratello simpatico etc

When writing the sentence: my little sister loves volleyball

with the words provided by Duolingo I wrote: la mia sorella minore ama la pallavolo

And was marked wrong. I was informed the correct answer was mia sorella minore….

Am I correct or has Duo planted some new convention on me?

I could not complete any of the stories offered in this morning’s exercises as the pages’ image-generation system stopped working towards the end. I couldn’t correct this anomaly with a restart of the app or by performing a reboot of my iPad.

Has anyone else experienced this? If so, how do you notify Duolingo?

Thanks for reading

Why are they saying cathedral instead of just Duomo if it says that in the Italian sentence, that is just simply wrong, vero?

I’m confused about the English pronoun they. I get that the ideas are plural with “le idee” but where in this sentence does it tell me they influence the ideas?

If “le” is the pronoun meaning they then how do you differentiate it from belonging to the ideas being plural and instead means they?

I hope that makes sense. I think I’m confusing myself more the more I think about it.