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Make threads offering AMAs, unless you have knowledge in a specific field or specialty. Make threads asking for help to cheat in exams. Offer/ask for money in exchange of solving homework. Post threads asking for or offering private exchange conversations through Skype or other services (try /r/languagebuds or /r/Language_Exchange). PM other users or mods with inquiries or to request private lessons or help. All participation must be of public nature If posted here, it will be removed and a 3 or 7-day ban will apply for the helper, and a variable ban for the poster. For translations, please visit /r/translator. No homework, proofreads or translationsĪny homework, school project help or proofread request must be done in /r/Spanishhelp (be kind to read the rules first). Self-promotion links are allowed ( conditions apply). Just for being written, recorded or streamed in Spanish will not be taken as a valid reason. When posting a link, add a description about why your post is helpful or an educational resource for speakers or learners. For Spain-related matters, please try /r/es or /r/Spain. This subreddit is intended for educational talk about the Spanish-language: learning, grammar, usage, history, etymology, etc. Content must be relevant to the scope of this sub The conversation sections are very realistic and the sentences throughout the entire app are pertinent to real life.Rules 1. The photos are all very attractive, which actually ads so much more than one might think. I really like Ouino, and think the potential it has for expanding can potentially make it phenomenal. Ouino is a great adult-oriented app, but, like Duo, just an aid. That said, there is a lot I dislike about Duolingo, it has some clear agenda issues I am in clear opposition to, it is very immature in many ways. A lot of “professional” reviews make it very clear to me that the reviewers never really used Duolingo. I find university level books much easier than novels, but that may just ve my head.Īnyway, I speak pretty fluently on any subject I am familiar with as well as small talk, and Duolingo is way more helpful than naysayers claim. I use Duolingo daily, but I have also gone through the original 4 levels of Pimsleur, got partway into Rosetta Stone level 4 until my computer stopped working, I have worked through a number of workbooks and watch series on Netflix and Prime in Spanish as well as reading books (so far on theology, history, philosophy and spirituality). At present, the tree, for me, is divided into 9 sections and I am on section 4:Trailblazer.
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