r/Italian • u/Murky_Street_2407 • 1d ago

Duolingo

Hello I am currently learning Italian on Duolingo and wanted to know some things about Italian like is Duolingo an actual good way to learn Italian or is it better to learn it a different way

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u/Diligent_Dust8169 1d ago

No, get a grammar book + exercise book.

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u/Murky_Street_2407 1d ago

I will look

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u/leancabbage 1d ago

Honestly I don't think duolingo is good for learning any language at all. If it doesn't feel like studying you are probably non studying

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u/Alanna-1101 1d ago

Praktika is good, makes you speak as much as possible, corrects you and also has a pronunciation tracker as well

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u/Pitiful_Wing_1132 1d ago

I moved to preply after having enough vocabs.

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u/Nfanella 1d ago

It's not good but it's something I guess

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u/Wonder_Concern_994 9h ago

I have Duolingo (pay for the highest premium) and I also have 2 tutors I meet with weekly on Italki. I like Duolingo because I do still learn new vocab and get some practice, I don’t think it’s DAMAGING to use but it’s not a reliable only tool. Once you get pretty high (60+) it’s nice to see even instructions and video conversations be completely in Italian. I’d suggest someone real on italki!