
Duolingo Reviews in October 2026: User Ratings, Pros & Cons
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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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Anonymous User
12/07/15
"Duolingo is extremely useful for someone who is learning Spanish."
What do you like best about Duolingo? I like how easy it is to access and the great amount of vocabulary. What do you dislike about Duolingo? Often times, the words and phrases are repeated, so it needs more! Recommendations to others considering Duolingo: Use it as a good starting tool, but it is not the end-all, be-all for learning Spanish. What problems is Duolingo solving and how is that benefiting you? I am learning it to help me work as a teacher and a real estate agent. It has helped ...
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Anonymous User
12/04/15
"Amazing website to learn languages !"
What do you like best about Duolingo? I'm currently learning Russian through Duolingo, even tough the course is still in a beta state officially, my experience has been really really good so far. The social experience is also really good with reminders and virtual goods. I quite like the fast that you can post on the forum for every single question with just a link on the bottom, this is a feature which is missing most of the time in this kind of tools. What do you dislike about ...
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User in Electrical/Electronic Manufacturing
12/04/15
"Amazing website to learn languages !"
What do you like best? I'm currently learning Russian through Duolingo, even tough the course is still in a beta state officially, my experience has been really really good so far. The social experience is also really good with reminders and virtual goods. I quite like the fast that you can post on the forum for every single question with just a link on the bottom, this is a feature which is missing most of the time in this kind of tools. What do you dislike? Having a small tutorial to get ...
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Anonymous User
11/27/15
"Almost perfect for free"
What do you like best about Duolingo? I like the way it makes you learn. The conversational level What do you dislike about Duolingo? Sometimes i feel like it doest recognize well accent Recommendations to others considering Duolingo: Improve the voice récognition What problems is Duolingo solving and how is that benefiting you? I realized that i am much more confident when I talk to native speaker
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User in Entertainment
11/27/15
"Almost perfect for free"
What do you like best? I like the way it makes you learn. The conversational level What do you dislike? Sometimes i feel like it doest recognize well accent Recommendations to others considering the product: Improve the voice récognition What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? I realized that i am much more confident when I talk to native speaker
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Jordan T
11/25/15
"Free learning and it's FUN!"
What do you like best about Duolingo? Duolingo allows you to learn a language on your own time. It gamifies language learning to make it a fun experience. the adorable mascot doesn't hurt either! It's particularly great if you want to brush up on some basics before going on a trip. It's fantastic for people who have never taken the language at all AND for people try to recapture some of their already-learned albeit buried language skill. Also, when you have a question about something, you ...
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Paul S
11/12/15
"Duolingo is fantastic!"
What do you like best about Duolingo? Each exercise in Duolingo has its own crowd-sourced discussion page to which users and highly skilled, in-house native-speaking administrators respond with nuanced answers regarding the grammar points the question covers. I am finding answers to questions and misunderstandings I've had for years about the French language. I've tried just about every method on the market (Pimsleur, Rosetta Stone, Michel Thomas, Living Language,Berlitz, etc.) I find that ...
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Yasamin N
11/10/15
"Excellent tool for learning a new language!"
What do you like best about Duolingo? I like that this app is free to use and offers a variety of material for every language. It can be utilized on the user's time, which is very valuable. It also encourages visual learning. The layout, too, is intuitive and natural in progression. What I have found useful the most, though, is the app's ability to teach language as pragmatically as possible; I can actually hold a conversation with a native speaker of the language I am learning. What do you ...
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User in Apparel & Fashion
11/02/15
"Duolingo helps reinforce my intalian classes"
What do you like best? Practice sessions you can go back to months later to help reinforce what you have learned earlier but not have to redo the whole exercise. What do you dislike? wish the earlier levels had more day to day vocab you would need vs animals, etc What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? it helps reinforce any grammar i am working on in class
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Justin M
11/02/15
"So far so good. It helps. The full site has more features than the mobile app, so I use both."
What do you like best about Duolingo? Ease of use. Explains words and usage well. I like the explanations if you get something wrong. and I like that you don't have to have all the terms and words exactly right for you to get an exercise right. What do you dislike about Duolingo? Mobile app lacks some features of the full site. Would like to have "immersion" available for mobile app. Chose maybe "industry" to learn more specific words and terms for certain jobs. What problems is Duolingo ...
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