General Discussion

French and Spanish, though I should really be on more often.

Funny thing though, I also follow French at school, but I got stuck on the Duolingo French course because I didn't know enough animal names, among others.

I love Duolingo! I've been using it to learn French; I use it every day (307-day streak, haha), and it's been very helpful to me so far. I knew very little when I started, and although I'm still struggling with spoken French, my reading comprehension is miles better.

Duolingo is such a neat program.. I haven't touched it in awhile, but I used it for Portuguese and a refresher on Spanish.

The reason I put it on hold was because they reformatted it and introduced earlier chapters than what I had already done.. so I would have to go back and do them all again cause I didn't understand some of the terms in the current chapter I was in.

It is a super cool and a great idea. When I was avidly using it, I did it daily and it really helped. I didn't even mind doing some of the early chapters over again for a refresher.

@msnao German's not too hard until you get to sentence structure, which can take a while to figure out. Vocab's easy, conjugation usually follows recognizable patterns, but plurals and figuring out which article to use is hard because you basically just have to memorize it.

I started using it to learn Irish but I haven't been on it for awhile. I think with my 4 day weekend approaching I may go ahead and pick it back up from the beginning.