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No personal experience as I am not a weeb (please do not check my comment history) but I've heard Duolingo is generally a bad choice for learning Japanese.
Duolingo is a bad app if you want to learn a language, any language. Some years ago they thought grammar and explained things, now it's good only if you already know the language but don't want to forget it.
Unpopular take on Lemmy but I feel like I've actually really improved on my French in the last year using Duolingo
We're talking about real languages, not "Fr*nch"
I trust you. But when I used it, it looked more similar to those "Dictionaries" with some fixed sentences the sold back in the 80s/90s, not really an app to learn.
I bet you're the type of guy to speak gibberish French in Paris and get mad when the locals reply in English.