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Duolingo Reviews in October 2026: User Ratings, Pros & Cons

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Duolingo Reviews & Ratings

4.42

Very Good

Based on 376 ratings & 465 reviews

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Rating Distribution

Excellent

(259)

Very Good

(123)

Good

(77)

Poor

(0)

Terrible

(6)

Duolingo pros and cons

  • Reviewers praise the gamified, fun approach that keeps them motivated to learn daily.

  • The free version is solid and generous, covering a lot without paying.

  • Super Duolingo is seen as affordable and good value versus competitors.

  • Short daily lessons make consistent progress easy to fit in.

  • One reviewer wished for a more natural-sounding voice reading the words.

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AU

Anonymous User

12/08/15

4.5 out of 5

"Great casual language learning"

What do you like best about Duolingo? The gamification aspect makes it easy to motivate myself to sign on daily, and to keep practicing once I'm there. The "ding" for a correct answer is surprisingly satisfying. The spaced repetition of entire phrases leaves me with an intuitive feel for the language. Often, I'll write a phrase in French, then stop short, feel like something's "off," and catch errors. Instead of trying to memorize grammar rules with four or five exceptions, the system ...

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User in Computer Software

12/08/15

4.5 out of 5

"Great casual language learning"

What do you like best? The gamification aspect makes it easy to motivate myself to sign on daily, and to keep practicing once I'm there. The "ding" for a correct answer is surprisingly satisfying. The spaced repetition of entire phrases leaves me with an intuitive feel for the language. Often, I'll write a phrase in French, then stop short, feel like something's "off," and catch errors. Instead of trying to memorize grammar rules with four or five exceptions, the system teaches you useful ...

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User in Hospital & Health Care

12/07/15

5 out of 5

"Duolingo Review"

What do you like best? I love the repetition and how it goes back over words or phrases you struggled with on a lesson. Just like the overall app and how it functions. What do you dislike? If there was anything I could change it would probably how quickly your strength bars go down and you have to review a lot before advancing. Minor thing though. Recommendations to others considering the product: N/A What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? N/A

AU

Anonymous User

12/07/15

4.5 out of 5

"Have used Duolingo to gain a basic understanding of Portuguese speech and pronunciation"

What do you like best about Duolingo? The fact that Duolingo is free is its best feature - I was looking to gain some familiarity and practice in a new language but did not want to pay for instruction. Since it is free, one cannot expect it to be a tool for becoming totally fluent in the language, but it is excellent given that it is free tool. It has been very useful for vocabulary especially, helping me learn important, basic words (food, colors, household terms, even pickup lines). The ...

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Abigail F

12/07/15

5 out of 5

"Fantastic way to learn a new language at any pace "

What do you like best about Duolingo? Duolingo lets you work at your own pace and offers a wide variety of languages. I've always wanted to learn Spanish, brush up on French, and try some other languages like German. This allows me to learn in a useful and meaningful way, with feedback for reading, writing, listening and speech. I love that it monitors your "streak" of days you've used the app, and feel genuinely motivated to keep using it every day. I have convinced several other friends ...

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User in Renewables & Environment

12/07/15

4.5 out of 5

"Have used Duolingo to gain a basic understanding of Portuguese speech and pronunciation"

What do you like best? The fact that Duolingo is free is its best feature - I was looking to gain some familiarity and practice in a new language but did not want to pay for instruction. Since it is free, one cannot expect it to be a tool for becoming totally fluent in the language, but it is excellent given that it is free tool. It has been very useful for vocabulary especially, helping me learn important, basic words (food, colors, household terms, even pickup lines). The fact that it has ...

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AU

Anonymous User

12/07/15

4.5 out of 5

"A Superb, free way to have access to language learning tools"

What do you like best about Duolingo? I like the easy to follow layout of the learning webpages, slowly building up your vocabulary and understanding of the grammar in different sections. I also like the idea of rewarding duolingo learners with perks and additional bonus content such as "flirting". What do you dislike about Duolingo? I do find that sometimes the algorithms end up repeating the same phrases/sentences, it also is way too ridged within the many different ways that something ...

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User in Higher Education

12/07/15

4.5 out of 5

"A Superb, free way to have access to language learning tools"

What do you like best? I like the easy to follow layout of the learning webpages, slowly building up your vocabulary and understanding of the grammar in different sections. I also like the idea of rewarding duolingo learners with perks and additional bonus content such as "flirting". What do you dislike? I do find that sometimes the algorithms end up repeating the same phrases/sentences, it also is way too ridged within the many different ways that something can be said, as well as if you ...

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Quentin L

12/07/15

4.5 out of 5

"A great way to start learning a language."

What do you like best about Duolingo? I like that the program gives you plenty of help while learning new words. It doesn't leave you hanging if you forget some words you learned previously, it will guide you through so you don't become frustrated and give up. What do you dislike about Duolingo? I think some of the lessons are too short for some of the more complex vocabulary and sentences. The lesson lengths are perfect for learning the basics. Once you get into more complicated subjects, ...

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User in Real Estate

12/07/15

5 out of 5

"Duolingo is extremely useful for someone who is learning Spanish."

What do you like best? I like how easy it is to access and the great amount of vocabulary. What do you dislike? Often times, the words and phrases are repeated, so it needs more! Recommendations to others considering the product: Use it as a good starting tool, but it is not the end-all, be-all for learning Spanish. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? I am learning it to help me work as a teacher and a real estate agent. It has helped me to ...

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