Started on New Years 2025 as a resolution to learn a language (French) and have used a couple of streak freezes so its not the max that it could be. I thought I would get free super for 3 days or something but I just got a streak freeze 🫠. My French Score is only 17 though 🫣
I would have expected: On est content.
Explain the answer didn't explain
so im and indian high school student thinking to study in france as its not too expensive there but k dont know french so should i learn it or join an english taught program university btw im in 11th grade so i have 2yrs of time till university and can you all also recommend me some good and affordable colleges in france or eu. Thank you
I don’t know how to feel, but I’m very glad I was consistent with this app! I’m really not a disciplined person so this is huge for me I guess 😭. I’m on Lower level B2 if anyone is wondering!
It really sounds like a cognate still
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While I get that the former might be used more often, aren't both meanings pretty much the same?
I guess I learned today nous is formal while on is casual. Is this the same as tu contre vous?
This is suuuper annoying: my Duolingo has been stuck on one level for MONTHS. Does anyone know how I can fix this — I have tried everything:
- tried completing the level on browser
- deleting and redownloading the app
- clearing app cache
- skipping ahead and then coming back (when i skip ahead i can complete a level, but because i have to go to a whole other section i miss loads of stuff and don’t want to have those gaps in my knowledge)
- contacting support 2 times — they never responded
the only thing i haven’t been able to do (because you can no longer make a duo for schools account) is creating a separate teacher account and adding it to a classroom to skip it ahead one level….
it’s extra frustrating because i pay for premium and have not had any use of it on the language that i want for MONTHS. pls someone help….
Figured that, in Spanish, we don't say pay more attention, but to lend more attention.
Also confused as of why a lack of the de article.
Honestly, I would had gotten this wrong if it wasn't a plug in, because I would had used des. Does this mean that if an adjective or adverb is plural, the article preceding it can be singular?