I can understand that Duolingo is already feature rich and well maintained. It has a number of really well developed language offerings. But is there something that it doesn’t have that you see value in having a libre version you can make the way you want?

  • bwv1004OPM
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    116 days ago

    I study Italian in Duolingo. I like the course as a more conversational, learn-by-use, but I would also like a separate course that focuses on explaining grammar.

  • @ccunning
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    116 days ago

    Prioritizing actual languages over fictional languages.

    • bwv1004OPM
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      116 days ago

      Totally agree. Librelingo has a lot of fiction. Duolingo has klingon. But for Libre lingo the focus could be whatever you feel led to contribute to

      • @ccunning
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        316 days ago

        I wish I could contribute to the language I want to learn 😅