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I am working on the Spanish course (updated)

How many units will I need to do a day (or how long to spend) to finish the course in well 1 year. Thanks in advance!

How do I know if I am on the new updated Duolingo Course or the old one

My second unit is Greet People and say Goodbye

8 sections in total

Spanish course

THANK YOU IN ADVANCE!!!!

I need to learn a language, which one.

I primarly like German more but Spanish will be more useful in my country and my future

Thanks

Whatever Language you choose, I will do for a year!

Gonna give updates every single week

MUST BE ON DUOLINGO

Vote ends in 7 days!

If on the Spanish Duolingo course my Section 1 Unit 1 guidebook is looking like this, am I on the new course? Because I heard transitioning from old to new is a pain! Thanks!!

https://preview.redd.it/9mozvg7gbp2h1.png?width=1664&format=png&auto=webp&s=edbe908149a03398e216d480737d9b876328b2b6

I’m currently 25 hours into Dreaming Spanish and aiming for 2 hours of input a day, but I’m really struggling with it being boring. I also have a deadline because I’m moving to a Spanish-speaking country in about a year, so im trying to hit my goals (and eventually scale up to 3-4 hours a day when i unlock podcasts).

I’m finding the Superbeginner/Beginner videos pretty uninteresting, and it's making it hard to actually sit down and do the work even though I have the free time.

Does anyone have tips for staying motivated during this early stage? Or are there other comprehensible input sources you’d recommend that might be more engaging for a beginner? Thanks!

I need to be fluent in Spanish within 1 year, got about 1-2 hours a day

My age is under 18 (not gonna disclose the exact age) but anyone knows if that will help?

Are there any methods where I combine with Dreaming Spanish to get fluent under 1000 hours? I just need to be able to understand and communicate, as i am moving to a Spanish speaking country.
Thanks!