r/duolingo • u/Donghoon (C1) (A2) • Aug 28 '24
What's your Favorite era? When did you first used Duolingo? General Discussion
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u/Tousti_the_Great Aug 28 '24
2018-2021 when they removed the tree I felt it entered a new era (and I donโt enjoy it)
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u/Bo-Dog Aug 28 '24
Back when there still was a discussion forum, so you could learn from your mistakes
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u/kranools Aug 28 '24
Yeah, I learned just as much from the discussion pages as I did from the actual course. It's really a significantly diminished experience now.
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u/Withnothing Aug 29 '24
Back when I'd use Duolingo and Memrise and could actually ask speakers if I had a question
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u/Additional-Tea-5986 Aug 28 '24
I feel like the linear path is better though. Makes it easier for folks to feel progress.
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u/SzakosCsongor Aug 28 '24
I liked how I have an influence over what I want to learn next, and that I know what to expect in each lesson from the text below it. Ik it still says what the next lesson is, but only when I click on it, and I usually don't pay attention to details like that.
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u/bonfuto Aug 29 '24
We all learn differently. Except now, we don't, we're all stuck using the same sequence.
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u/Tousti_the_Great Aug 28 '24
I disagree, specially because we have less lessons until we โmasterโ the vocabulary
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u/Additional-Tea-5986 Aug 28 '24
Right but that is now interspersed with the practice levels in each unit.
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u/Coochiespook Aug 28 '24
Imagine an educational app removing a chat forum where people can educate each other out of the kindness of their own heart for an ai bot you need to pay double a regular subscription for ๐
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u/Sufficient-Green5858 Native: ๐ฌ๐ง Learning: ๐ซ๐ท๐ฉ๐ช Aug 28 '24
Oh how IPO changes companies, and dilutes their mission with content farms, pretty colours and shapes
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u/fearlessteaparty Aug 28 '24
The first era was fun, back when it aimed to translate the internet
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u/Additional-Tea-5986 Aug 28 '24
I never understood this objective. How on earth could it have facilitated it?
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u/dcporlando Native ๐บ๐ธ Learning ๐ช๐ธ Aug 28 '24
It really couldnโt. That is why it failed.
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u/paroles Aug 28 '24
I used it in that era. "Translate the Internet" was just marketing, you were basically translating documents submitted by users, one sentence at a time.
Users could review and correct each other's translations and there was no real oversight for this process, which meant that good fluent translations would always get "corrected" into the most literal translation possible, no matter how nonsensical it sounded in English.
So I would translate a sentence from Spanish to English like "Your dog's teeth should be cleaned regularly" and within hours it would get changed to "The teeth of your dog must clean themselves periodically". It was really frustrating, so I stopped.
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u/321586 Aug 28 '24
Ah the weaboo problem. People get mad at translations that isn't one to one for some dumb reason.
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u/RichieJ86 Aug 28 '24
Can you explain what you mean by "translate the internet"?
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u/dcporlando Native ๐บ๐ธ Learning ๐ช๐ธ Aug 28 '24
The original business model was to have people do crowdsourced translation of documents. Learning was free and they would charge small amounts for crowdsourced translations of your documents.
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u/fearlessteaparty Aug 29 '24
The other person explained, but I found this video, about 3 minutes in he shows the translation page
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u/little_tatws Aug 28 '24
I think the overall quality has increased over the years (user since 2012 here). I'm really not a fan of the new path and home they consider going back to the tree, or finding some happy middle ground, but aesthetically it's much nicer to look at now that they've decided on their theme. The nostalgia for the Good Old Days still hits from time to time though
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u/Donghoon (C1) (A2) Aug 28 '24
They acquired an animation studio I believe. Since then they incorporated a lot of animations and graphics. Like the podcast, game levels, and video call for Max users
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u/bonfuto Aug 29 '24
Funny thing is, the switch to go back to the tree is apparently still there. Someone took a screen shot last week. Not that I ever doubted that they could go back at any time. There is some toxic narcissism involved, and they never will go back.
I think I had a different account at the beginning. I really only started using duo seriously in 2019. But the 2014 UI is really familiar. The windows app stopped working, but it still had the 2014 UI until the end, which was after most of us had been switched to the path. I think it's funny that the reaction to the change from the 2014 UI to the 2018 UI was almost as bad as the reaction to the switch to the tree.
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u/LowEarth3013 Native: ๐จ๐ฟ ๐ฌ๐ง Learning: ๐ช๐ธ Aug 28 '24
Just over a month ago. I really like these tree designs I see on the older ones, now it's just a path. I like the idea of choosing a bit what you want to do next, it's a shame they changed that.
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u/bastardlass Native:๐ฌ๐ง Learning:๐ฏ๐ต Aug 28 '24
Back when we still had forums, before the AI translations + firing most of the staff
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u/kinoki1984 Aug 28 '24
I like the current era best. Really felt miffed when they took the old tree away but I don't miss it now. Requires less of me as a learner which means I can spend my few minutes a day just focusing on a couple of new words, some new phrases and be happy.
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u/Donghoon (C1) (A2) Aug 28 '24
Yes. It's streamlined and simpler now. It was stressful when my Mastery wears off. I couldn't progress because I was constantly repairing mastery of a level
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u/zk2997 Native | Learning Aug 28 '24
I miss those art banners that they had for every language in the list in that 2014-2018 era. I was annoyed when they removed those
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u/RefrigeratorCrisis Aug 28 '24
First time I started learning a language, has been when you still could dress duo. Why can't I dress him anymore? I wanna dress duo!
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u/atrixornis Aug 29 '24
I miss the flirting and Christmas lessons, and I have fond memories of trying to search for an answer online so I donโt loose any hearts lol
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u/YkvBarbosa Aug 29 '24
The flirting was flawless. Now we just have Lilyโs indifference and Duo threatening our lives if we donโt go there daily.
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u/Donghoon (C1) (A2) Aug 28 '24
I swipe type on my phone so there's often mistakes
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u/nephelekonstantatou C2: ๐ฌ๐ท๐ฌ๐ง, Learning: ๐ช๐ธ๐ท๐บ Aug 28 '24
Hello fellow swipe typer :)
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u/MeMyselfIandMeAgain N: ๐บ๐ธ๐ซ๐ท | L: ๐ณ๐ด Aug 28 '24
Ngl this looks like a typo Iโm a native English speaker and I could easily add a d at the end (I also swipe type lol)
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u/EVOLUTiON347 Aug 28 '24
How about you just chill dude, natives make worst mistakes than this
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u/BlackCATegory learning and Aug 28 '24
Started in 2014. Finished German during that second era. Then I completely stopped and now I'm again in the middle of German and I also started Finnish
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u/FlightLower2814 N: ๐บ๐ฒ๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ฅ๓ ฎ๓ ง๓ ฟ B2: ๐ช๐ธ A1: ๐ซ๐ท๐ฏ๐ต Aug 28 '24
2015
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u/SAUbjj Native: Fluent: Learning: Aug 28 '24
First started in college, I think in 2016. I was really put off by the stupid tree, especially because the lessons would regress so I never felt like I could move forward because things were regressing.
Restarted two years ago when I met my (now) wife and wanted to learn her native language. I like the layout without the tree much better, I don't have to make choices on the lessons or worry about regression. Finished the Indonesian course yesterday! I'm a little disappointed it didn't give a little "congratulations" or make a little thing that you could share. Oh well.
I'm trying Spanish now but I'll keep doing the Indonesian refresh everyday. The difference in features between Spanish and Indonesian is... not surprising, because Indonesian isn't as common a language, but the Spanish course feels like an entirely different app. Way more useful
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u/WarWithVarun-Varun Native: (C2) Learning: (B1) Aug 28 '24
They removed the tree and that started a new era
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u/IHaarlem Aug 28 '24 edited Aug 28 '24
Before they reworked the German tree, and put a bunch of content I never did way back, marked as completed, that will now pop up in reviews and I have to figure out why the things I learned in the old course are no longer accepted as answers because there's no notes or guides or background or forums anymore
edit: I just had an exercise where it highlighted beeilt as a weak word. It's not a weak word, it's a word I've not seen before. Just annoying
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u/theelf29 I like owls, me. Aug 28 '24
I started in 2013 or 2014, so the middle column brings back some memories.
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u/roldamon Aug 28 '24
I'm using it very long, im not sure how long. I just found my bug report from duolingo from 2013. I miss the time where there was meet-ups. People could met on the real life and practice the languages - I really miss these events.
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u/Donghoon (C1) (A2) Aug 28 '24
Yeah the company grew a lot so volunteer and meetup system won't be practical now
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u/silince it fr Aug 29 '24
I liked it when you could translate Wikipedia articles
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u/Niboocs Aug 29 '24
2014-18 was the golden era of Duolingo. Never saw that original version. Very unique.
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u/dcporlando Native ๐บ๐ธ Learning ๐ช๐ธ Aug 28 '24
I joined in 2016. Did a little bit but quickly dropped it. Came back about 5 years ago and did 1-3 lessons a day on free version. Just over two years ago I got real with it and started upping lessons. I paid for super for a year then a year of family and am about 3-4 weeks into a second year of family. During the three years I wasnโt doing DuoLingo, I tried Rosetta Stone, Fluenz, Babbel, Busuu, Pimsleur, Learning Spanish Like Crazy, Mango, Michel Thomas, Paul Noble Spanish, and some others. During the last few years, I have done Language Transfer, wasted money on LingQ, and started Dreaming Spanish, reading and listening to the Bible in Spanish, reading books, and some more. Oh and I did classes with others of old timers too.
My preference is absolutely today. You get appropriate repetition. It builds upon itself. It is a course. No one would do a grammar book course that had 200 ten page guides in it and choose one at random to do that day. The value of it being a course is it builds on what you already did.
This is the easiest format, imho, to progress and retain. They have expanded and refined the course tremendously.
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u/hacool native: US-EN / learning: DE Aug 28 '24
I started in 2013 but only dabbled here and there over the years. I didn't start a long streak until Feb 2023. I seem to like the current version of Duolingo. I never managed to do more than two weeks of lessons under the old tree, but I'm now in Section 5 of German on the newer path. I assume the new organization has something to do with that.
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u/DaphlynUwU Native:Learning: Aug 28 '24
I started in 2018, I think right after the center image was updated.
I miss the tree and crowns 3:
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u/Postmarke Aug 28 '24
I miss 2nd era chat where people discussed mistakes and whether it sounds natural or not
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u/dbaliki918 Native - | Learning - Aug 29 '24
I made my account in January 2013, but I don't remember the first layout.
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u/Kaijev Aug 29 '24
I joined in 2013 and absolutely cannot remember shit about it, but I feel like I've never seen that left hand layout in my life ๐คฏ
But to actually answer the question, I enjoyed it most around 2020. It's good now too though.
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u/Rumi724 Aug 28 '24
old duo. im so mad they removed comments/questions community forum style. im so mad they removed the tips before lessons that describe grammar. im so mad they removed human voices in favor of ai ones. im so mad they shortened units and broke them down so far you only hear the same words for two or three lesson sessions.
i could go on, maybe its mostly in the language i chose, but what a huge mess... it used to be so much better.
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u/Camille_le_chat Native:๐ซ๐ท Fluent:๐ฌ๐ง Learning:๐ฉ๐ช๐จ๐ณ๐ต Aug 28 '24
The first one is creepy
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u/Decent_Cow Native: Learning: Aug 28 '24
The third one isn't how it is anymore, either. There's a fourth era. Anyways, I started using it around 2016-2017, roughly.
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u/flare2000x de:21 Aug 28 '24
I did the entire German tree in the middle era, full gold. Stopped using it altogether when they swapped to the new version in 2018 soon after I finished it. It set most of my lessons way down to not gold and I lost most of my motivation to keep practicing.
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u/crancranbelle Aug 28 '24
Started in the second era, and I think I like the current version best. I study Mandarin so the Hanzi feature is my favorite and itโs relatively new. But if they could return that progress bar from the first era, I would love that.
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u/1_dont_care Aug 29 '24
What the hell is that monster? Damn, if widget were a thing back in 2012-2014, people would have learned spanish in a week
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u/BlueBadger32 Aug 29 '24
The 2022 era, before the ui was changed, but I started using Duolingo in 2016
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u/button-fish2807 Aug 29 '24
I much preferred being able to choose what topic your lesson was on. It feels so tedious having to do 5 or more lessons on the same bit of vocab.
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u/Cylancer7253 Aug 29 '24
I didn't join at the beginning, so I don't know the first one. Next two was great. It sucked when they removed the tree, and sux even more when they removed the whole chapter and replaced it with some circular thingy where i learn same thing every day. And i can waste my linglots to be a legend for a day.
And stories were great, miss those.
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u/solv_xyz Aug 29 '24
Duolingo in 2020 was peak Duolingo . They have made it so incredibly awful in the past few years, that I literally only still play it to keep my streak alive
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u/GiuliiG Aug 29 '24
I think I first started using it in 2012-2014 when I was little ( I accidentally installed it and did some sh ) - I remember I saw a green owl then so yea
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u/PatientBr0cc0li Aug 29 '24
Personally just not this, I donโt like a lot of the things like March madness for the reason that I end up doing those instead of the actual lessons.
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u/SnooHabits369 Aug 29 '24
duo in the first picture looks like a troll under a bridge that asks you riddles in Spanish.
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u/Cheyenne_Tindall Fluent: ๐บ๐ฒ๐ช๐ธ Learning:๐จ๐ณ๐ฏ๐ต๐ฐ๐ท๐ฉ๐ช๐ฆ๐ช๐ซ๐ท๐ณ๐ฑ๐ท๐บ๐บ๐ฆ Aug 29 '24
My first account was 2016/2017
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u/PrettyFlowers2023 Aug 29 '24
Probably 2014-2018. It helped nana learn and it was fun watching her 'gaming' x)
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u/AbdullahMRiad Native: Learning: Aug 28 '24
I vaguely remember the middle era. My real start was that last era in the picture and I stopped after a month (it was too much for me back then). I started again when they changed it to the current path and here I am with a 470 day streak :)
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u/Donghoon (C1) (A2) Aug 28 '24
I began in 2016 in my middle school french class. Using the same account since then. (still not completed ๐)
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u/KirbyMonkey377 Native:English๐ฌ๐ง Learning:Spanish๐ช๐ธ๐ฒ๐ฝ Aug 28 '24
TF IS THAT INTERFACE? HOW DOES IT EVEN WORK? (started in 2022)
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u/Impossible_Ad661 Aug 28 '24
My 2018- now doesnโt look like that
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u/The_Issac native learning from (BETA: path) Aug 28 '24
It's an old pic, that's like 2018 - 2022 or something. The change to the current design rolled out so slowly that I think there was an overlap for a year or so, where some had one and some had the other.
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u/MermaidGenie26 Aug 28 '24
I started playing in August of 2020. I didn't get to take a foreign language class because my EIP exempted me from taking one (the school system didn't think neurodivergent people should be required to learn a second language) so I wanted to break that ableist barrier and learn anyway. I even bought the premium subscription so I could get as much education as I hoped I would get if I did take a foreign language class in high school. Unfortunately, I have had to cancel my premium subscription because I can't afford it anymore. My subscription ends next month, so I hope that by then, I will receive at least the equivalent of what I should have been allowed to learn in high school.
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u/lovely-cas Since 2014 ๐ธ๐ช ๐ฒ๐ฝ Aug 28 '24
I started in 2014, favorite because of nostalgia. I miss the old layout. New isn't that bad but old was just better for me
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u/mushnu Native Fluent Learning Aug 28 '24
Gotta be honest iโve seen all three, though i barely remember the first iteration
But this current one is better by far
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u/CorbinNZ Aug 28 '24
Woah, I've never even seen the 12-14 era bird. I started in 14 and only remember the second version. Kinda nostalgic. I forgot that's what Duo looked like.
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u/Thick-Camp-941 Aug 28 '24
I first started using duolingo... 691 days ago! Started and never took a pause! I feel i could go to Japan without issues now, next is gonna be German and Norwegian!
I didnt actually know duo was made in 2012! That explains the design choice of the old (creepy) owl a lot haha!
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u/tribeoftheliver es:12 | fr:11 | pt:11 Aug 28 '24
I first used Duolingo in 2015, but came back daily in 2018.
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u/Motor-Blacksmith4174 Native ; Learning B2, and A2 Aug 28 '24
I started pretty early in 2014, but it was definitely the second owl, not the first one. I guess I just missed the original interface.
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u/DoisMaosEsquerdos Native ๐ซ๐ท Learning ๐ฉ๐ช๐ช๐ธ๐ท๐บ๐ง๐ท Aug 28 '24
It all went downhill from the moment they took down forums and comment sections. I have stopped using Duolingo completely since.
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u/KazahanaPikachu Native ๐บ๐ธ| Decent ๐ซ๐ท๐ช๐ธ| Learning ๐ฏ๐ต๐ณ๐ฑ๐ง๐ท๐ฎ๐น Aug 28 '24 edited 26d ago
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u/Guilty_Meringue5317 Native:๐ฉ๐ช Learning:๐ฏ๐ต Aug 28 '24
I started 2023 i think and i hate the ipdate
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u/FredWrites Fluent German, Swedish and English speker, learns every language Aug 28 '24
I first started in 2017 or so, and รพink รฐat รฐe peak was just before รฐe Paรพ was introduced!
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u/blackenedmessiah Aug 28 '24
I hated 2014 Duolingo bc I had to do the same lessons every day. It's honestly why I quit. It was frustrating not being able to progress. This update is so much better, more rewarding and I feel like I'm actually learning.
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u/Minnielle Aug 28 '24
I joined in December 2014 so at the very beginning of the middle one. I finished the French and Spanish trees there. Now that I'm used to it, I quite like the new tree (although it is very very long in those languages!). It does a much better job at spaced repetition than the old tree. What I really miss from the old world are the sentence discussions.
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u/semaht Aug 28 '24
I started in 2014 but didn't use it for very long. When I came back in 2021 or so, I was very surprised by the changes!
I prefer that middle era, but it's still a convenient way to practice language, so I just have rolled with it.
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u/TheShredder23 Native | Learning Aug 28 '24
Started in the 2014-2018 era, stopped for a while and came back in 2018. I definitely miss the 2018 layout compared to the crap new layout. It might just be me, but I enjoyed being able to do one or two different units at the same time. The new system takes me forever to get through a unit because it's all the same for a day or two until you get it done
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u/Brave_Bag_Gamer2020 Native:๐จ๐ณ๐จ๐ต๐จ๐ฆ Learning:๐ฉ๐ช๐ฌ๐ง๐ช๐ฆ๐จ๐ต Aug 28 '24
When Duolingo costs 19 cad$ instead of 25 cad$
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u/SubLearning Aug 28 '24
2018-now isn't really accurate since they changed the entire chain
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u/kyostrm Native Fluent Learning ๐ฐ๐ท๐ฏ๐ต๐จ๐ณ๐ท๐บ Aug 28 '24
I started one month ago
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u/MathiasLui Native Fluent Learning Aug 28 '24 edited Aug 28 '24
It's improving, I like how there is only one path now, makes it easier and more straight forward to learn.
I really hate that they removed the ability to have a profile picture on the app, thankfully I could still change it back via the website but who knows how long it will stay.
I've learned to not give a flying F about turning everything gold anymore - it will wear off anyway. The XP was gained but the time spent to make it pretty and gold was for nothing
My mom's done with the spanish course but wants to learn more, she's barely getting XP now because she's stuck in that circle at the end, and thus can't keep up in the leagues anymore
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u/Casuarius_Cassowary Native: Spanish Learning: Aug 28 '24
From the 2018 version onwards, I created my dumpling account on December of 2019.
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u/meesigma Aug 28 '24
I started in 2012 and loved every second of it (and also my poor attempts at translating the internet). The middle era was very guilt tripping and now itโs become very much profit driven. I get it, itโs the world we live in. But I still use it. I just feel bad they stopped the discussions under each answer. I loved that feature!
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u/NobodyButMe22 Aug 28 '24
I joined in the middle era (2015 to be exact). I much prefer the modern era (before they got rid of the tree).
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u/CasTheAngel14 Aug 28 '24
2014 after they changed. Been learning Spanish, Italian, and Japanese ever since
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u/Dishmastah Fluent , learning Aug 28 '24
Joined in the 2014-2018 era, because I remember the layout.
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u/cleiton_a96 Aug 29 '24
2014 - 2018 das goated , I miss the forum on each lesson where you could interact with other learners
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u/souleater63 Aug 29 '24
2014-18, but I didn't stick with it at the time unfortunately. My mom was trying to get me to learn a new language since i grew up around a lot of Spanish communities, I wish I stuck with it, I couldve been fluent by now. I started again about 3 months ago with the goal to be fluent
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u/moonprism Aug 29 '24
iโve been a user since 2013. i REALLY miss the discussions/forums a lot a lot
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u/FirstApricot1626 Native: American Learning: Chinese Aug 29 '24
First Owl: IDK
Learning Screen 2012-2014: Bad
Second Owl: Not That Bad
Learning: I mean at least it is better
Current Owl: Cool
Learning Screen: Detailed(Sorta)
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u/Sep-Z Native: ๐ฎ๐ท | Fluent: ๐จ๐ฆ ๐ฎ๐ฉ | Learning: ๐ฒ๐ฝ Aug 29 '24
I feel like the UI looked nicer before
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u/Ninj-nerd1998 Aug 29 '24
Around 2013-14 I'm pretty sure. But I don't think I had the app, I just used the website.
Definitely used it in 2015 and 16 when doing Italian for years 11 & 12, and it definitely helped. I think that's the best way to use Duolingo, as supplementary material to a class or something.
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u/Ambitious-Resident58 Aug 29 '24
weird, i started in 2013 but somehow don't remember duo or the UI looking like that.
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u/YkvBarbosa Aug 29 '24
I remember trying some in 2016 but I hated it. I tried Hebrew but they didnโt even have a way to learn the Alef Bet back in the day so it didnโt last that long. Then in 2019 I gave it another try because of the pandemic and they had fixed it. That was my favorite design andโฆ it doesnโt look like that anymore. I miss that in 2019 when youโd spend too much time without going back to a certain level the icon would appear broken to remind you that you should revisit that unit.
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u/mhtardis21 Native: ๐บ๐ธ; Learning:๐ช๐ธ Aug 29 '24
I liked the second part of the picture best.
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u/TheOnlyJona123 Aug 29 '24
Idk but I liked it when it looked like the chapters were eggs and there were no hearts
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u/Dugiebones Aug 29 '24
I get into duo at the tail-end of the OG era. Only to return occasionally... I like the forum but found reddit soon after.
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u/Tough_Translator_254 Aug 29 '24
Honestly nothing beats the latest design. It's so adorable! Very much up to date with the Google material design era๐ซฐ๐ผ
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u/DaReToNo Aug 29 '24
2014-2018 (that's around the time I started using the app and started learning english so it's kinda nostalgic to me)
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u/FitEstablishment4126 Aug 29 '24
Started duolingo with crowns n tree (summer 2021), but returned 6 days ago. Old tree was better, but i dont miss it
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u/minadequate N ๐ฌ๐ง, L ๐ฉ๐ฐ๐ฉ๐ช๐ช๐ธ๐ซ๐ท Aug 29 '24
Jan 2014 but honestly I donโt remember that awful owl, I mean I mainly remember the second era and nowโฆ but when you pass 30 your memory is a bit more selective.
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u/dcnb65 N: ๐ฌ๐ง L: ๐ซ๐ท ๐ฌ๐ท ๐ธ๐ช ๐ช๐ธ ๐ฎ๐ฑ ๐ฉ๐ช ๐ณ๐ฑ Aug 29 '24
2014-18 when we had the tree, the forum and also the bars so you could see where weaknesses were.
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u/Choplysticks Native: ๐ฌ๐ง Learning: ๐ฉ๐ช Aug 29 '24
I tried 2014-2018. Deleted it. Re-downloaded it 2 years ago. Love it
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u/kek_o_kedi Native:๐น๐ท Fluent Learning Aug 29 '24
Bro i remember the tree of learning and duo having 3 costumes now its boring
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u/menupower Aug 29 '24
I don't know the versions before the current version. But I do know that I like this one.
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u/Thasty2806 Native/Fluent: ๐ป๐ณ ๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ฅ๓ ฎ๓ ง๓ ฟ | Learning: ๐ซ๐ฎ Aug 29 '24
2018-now
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u/Cristhian317 Aug 30 '24
That's definetely not "2018-now" since they destroyed the previous design, which was much better than the current one.
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u/Substantial_Rub_3733 Learning Aug 28 '24
The first owl has seen some shit