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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

12/07/15

5 out of 5

"Excelent gamified language learning app"

What do you like best about Duolingo? The user interface is excellent, also the variety of exercices makes it easy to follow and specially the gamification keeps you "in the game" of learning What do you dislike about Duolingo? Grammar. It is not always clearly stated, or easily available. What problems is Duolingo solving and how is that benefiting you? Not really business benefits, just learning for my personal growth

JL

Jessica Leigh K

12/07/15

4 out of 5

"Good way to learn a new language if you're consistent."

What do you like best about Duolingo? Duolingo is a pretty neat app to learn a new language. It's great that it's a free app as well. The exams are repetitive so it really reinforces the new words and drills it into your head. I really like that there is an audio aspect to this app as well. It's great to be able to hear how the word should be pronounced, especially in languages like Italian where inflection of the word is really important. Along with being able to hear how the ...

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NR

Noel R

12/07/15

5 out of 5

"Easy, effective language learning tool on your schedule"

What do you like best about Duolingo? I cannot recommend Duolingo highly enough. The modules are structured to be easy-to-use, while still ensuring that the user digests the language. Grammar and vocabulary are concisely laid out in simple terms, and each module is actually fairly interesting and relevant for anyone seeking to travel in a country speaking their language of choice. What do you dislike about Duolingo? It would be useful to have access to a Chat or other method of asking ...

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RG

Rhett G

12/07/15

4 out of 5

"Learning French with Duolingo"

What do you like best about Duolingo? It's simple to use, has a game-like interface and is addictive. Especially lingots to take quizzes and track performance. What do you dislike about Duolingo? The vocabulary is a bit redundant. Grammar lessons could included and add to the effectiveness of learning. Recommendations to others considering Duolingo: Lingvist.io is complentary to Duolingo. Gameified vocabulary learning. What problems is Duolingo solving and how is that benefiting you? I've ...

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SR

Santiago R

12/07/15

5 out of 5

"Great deal of learning "

What do you like best about Duolingo? Free, Audio, repeatition, Long term memory What do you dislike about Duolingo? no able to skip or preview some of the lessons Recommendations to others considering Duolingo: pictures, video from speech thru movie clips where speech is used What problems is Duolingo solving and how is that benefiting you? better fluency, just came back from a trip where i used all my new skills

BH

Bill H

12/07/15

5 out of 5

"Duolingo Spanish"

What do you like best about Duolingo? Available 24/7 without setup and it's free! What do you dislike about Duolingo? I don't have more time to spend with it. Recommendations to others considering Duolingo: I have taken Spanish courses at Community College, and tried Rosetta Stone, but with Duolingo I have learned far more, and now make it a point to review almost daily. It has become part of my routine. There is no doubt I will be fully fluent in Spanish soon. What problems is Duolingo ...

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UI

User in Information Technology and Services

12/07/15

5 out of 5

"Excelent gamified language learning app"

What do you like best? The user interface is excellent, also the variety of exercices makes it easy to follow and specially the gamification keeps you "in the game" of learning What do you dislike? Grammar. It is not always clearly stated, or easily available. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Not really business benefits, just learning for my personal growth

AU

Anonymous User

12/07/15

5 out of 5

"Duolingo Review"

What do you like best about Duolingo? 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 about Duolingo? 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 Duolingo: N/A What problems is Duolingo solving and how is that benefiting ...

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MD

Matthew D

12/07/15

5 out of 5

"Success with Duolingo"

What do you like best about Duolingo? I like the easy to use interface which allows you to build onto you're understanding of grammar and vocabulary. It's easy to use and motivating to those with a busy schedule. The way Duolingo allows you to expand you're language fluency and challenge friends is a plus. The amount of languages that you can learn on duolingo is very impressive. What do you dislike about Duolingo? I wish Duolingo would expand upon lessons and vocabulary and create an ever ...

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BH

Ben H

12/07/15

5 out of 5

"The best way to learn a new language in a fun and challenging way"

What do you like best about Duolingo? My favorite part about Duolingo is the ability to pick it up anywhere. The hardest part about learning a language is finding the time to sit down and study a subject as difficult as a new language. Duolingo makes it easy to study a language in short burst lessons in your downtime; even if that is only five minutes. What do you dislike about Duolingo? It is hard to find something to complain about with Duolingo. The only gripe I have with Duolingo is ...

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