
Duolingo Reviews in August 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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Bobby W
10/30/15
"A place to practice"
What do you like best about Duolingo? I came to duolingo.com after having done Rosetta Stone for Spanish and Transparent Language for both Spanish and Portuguese. One advantage DuoLingo has over these two is the price: It is free. Rosetta Stone is expensive for what you get; I will defer writing more about that because this is about RS. Transparent Language is reasonably priced and is similar in philosophy as far as it goes. Duolingo is FREE (as of this writing) and goes farther. Duolingo ...
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David T
10/30/15
"Love Duo Lingo"
What do you like best about Duolingo? I think Duo Lingo is great. I love that it allows for practicing on come computers and mobile devices. It has so many languages to choose from! Plus the XP system keeps me coming back, even after I've put it down for a while. What do you dislike about Duolingo? I'd tweak it in a few small ways: First, the mobile app doesn't always accurately reflect the amount I've practiced a particular language module. I figure this is a bug that will get fixed with ...
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Kenny V
10/30/15
"Easy to learn, but you have to stick with it"
What do you like best about Duolingo? Duolingo is a great mix of "holding your had" as you learn and "throwing you to the wolves." You're going to make mistakes as concepts are thrown at you and you're constantly tested, but when combined with the repetitive nature of the lessons, it's really effective. I also really like the business model of the site -- it teaches us new languages for free, and in return users build their way up to where they are translating documents for people who hire ...
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Joshua D
10/30/15
"Duolingo - a solid resource for vocab building and practice. "
What do you like best about Duolingo? The ease of access, zero cost, and the design being based around small chunks make it easy to fit in to one's schedule and eliminate most of the barriers that similar, paid products suffer from. This is a fantastic way to practice a couple thousand words in your target language on the cheap, however there are some caveats. What do you dislike about Duolingo? Some translations in the younger courses can be a bit strange and sometimes unforgiving until ...
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Lucy T
10/30/15
"Really helped with my Italian. Super app! "
What do you like best about Duolingo? Lovely graphics - especially the cute owl. This app really helped me to remember a lot of the things that I had forgotten. It brought back a lot of the Italian I had learnt at university. I like the variety of learning techniques available. What do you dislike about Duolingo? Nothing! It suits my needs completely. Well done Duolingo! It would be even betterif you could add some more languages in the future. I am especially keen to learn some ...
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User in Law Practice
10/30/15
"Excellent product, great learning tool."
What do you like best? Being able to practice speaking, and the summary tests. What do you dislike? It seems a bit disjointed in the order of learning. I would like to learn common greetings first, and also how each letter should sound. Recommendations to others considering the product: Definitely put in 30 points a day. You learn more quickly that way, and it helps keep everything in context. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? I can use it to ...
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Richard B
10/30/15
"Great Way of improving knowledge of language if you already have a base knowledge for the language"
What do you like best about Duolingo? I love how it is free and easy to use. The lessons are simple but then become harder as you gain more knowledge. There are all kinds of different topics and categories that one can choose to focus on. One can leave comments on learning activities they have questions about and receive feedback from other students. The aesthetics of the website are nice and simple. What do you dislike about Duolingo? Sometimes it's hard to actually learn new concepts ...
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Anonymous User
10/30/15
"I like Duolingo"
What do you like best about Duolingo? For a free program/app, it provides a daily learning methodology that allows you to progress rapidly. What do you dislike about Duolingo? Having to refresh already learned material occurs too often. You need more grammar with verbs. What problems is Duolingo solving and how is that benefiting you? NA
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Stephanie G
10/30/15
"How Much I love Duolingo"
What do you like best? I love that Duolingo ; -tracks my progress -lets me play offline -has a web version in addition to the app -Has the option to play with/without sound games -Has game style incentives such as earning points and characters -Lets me play against friends What do you dislike? I wish it had more listening features that didn't require a response. Recommendations to others considering the product: I recommended Duolingo to someone close to me who had to learn a new language ...
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User in E-Learning
10/30/15
"I like Duolingo"
What do you like best? For a free program/app, it provides a daily learning methodology that allows you to progress rapidly. What do you dislike? Having to refresh already learned material occurs too often. You need more grammar with verbs. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? NA
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