Duolingo launched 148 courses, making seven popular non-English languages available across 28 interface languages. The new courses initially focus on beginner levels A1 and A2.
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Duolingo
Language learning in short lessons
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Provides interactive language courses and practice through its website and mobile apps.
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Learners building a regular language practice
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