There will be a delay from your brain to your mouth. However, when you try to speak it is a different story. If you spend hours to learn grammar rules you will eventually know them. There is a difference between “knowing” Japanese, and “speaking” it. Duolingo for using what you Know, not Learning it Duolingo will make it easier to memorize basic grammar structure though. You will still need to listen to native resources and read native Japanese texts to move beyond the beginner. Do not study expecting that Duolingo will teach you Japanese. Use it as a way to learn some basic words and grammar structures. If you are a beginner there are few other methods that can help build up a good foundation naturally for a language like Duolingo can. Duolingo is for using what you know, not Learning itĭuolingo is only an Introduction into the Language.If you do decide to use Duolingo to learn Japanese, I have a few suggestions and things to remember. Suggestions on How and When to use Duolingo Also do not expect to finish Duolingo to give you a large vocabulary or increase your comprehension of the language when you hear others speak. The downside is Duolingo will take a long time to go through the entire course and even though you will feel like skipping to get to new content Duolingo won’t let you. Also, if you go through the entire Duolingo course you will get a good grasp of the basic structure of Japanese making it easier to generate sentences from your head. Prosĭuolingo exposes you to reading, listening, typing all at the same time without having to think about it. After awhile though it starts to get tedious and boring to me. It really helps to ingrain some of the basic patterns or structure of a language. I like it as a nice starting app to get used to the language.
Me personally, I don’t really love Duolingo nor do I really hate it. Test out of Lessons and Skip as much as Possible.Duolingo for using what you Know, not Learning it.Duolingo is only an Introduction into the Language.Suggestions on How and When to use Duolingo.
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