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How to use English adverbs of frequency

Do you know how often you'll use these adverbs? *Often!*

Duolingo Blog 5 months ago

30 English adverbs of manner and how to use them

Wait… Adverbs of what? Let's unpack *how* things are really done.

Duolingo Blog 5 months ago

The 7 most common types of English adverbs

Adverbs are *everywhere* in English. Here’s what you need to know about them.

Duolingo Blog 5 months ago

Dear Duolingo: How does a word’s meaning change over time?

All words have a history—but some have a more colorful past than others!

Duolingo Blog 5 months ago

6 memorable incidents in chess history

Chess is serious business… until someone brings flavored yogurt.

Duolingo Blog 5 months ago

3 vital Japanese phrases for social harmony

What do Japanese speakers *actually* mean when they use these expressions?

Duolingo Blog 5 months ago

3 tips to improve your opening moves in chess

Your pieces are napping. Your king’s exposed. Let’s fix that!

Duolingo Blog 5 months ago

Dear Duolingo: How can I learn to understand a dialect?

Are dialects holding you back? Here’s how to learn, listen, and join the conversation.

Duolingo Blog 5 months ago

14 business English idioms, explained

Let's have a little *sync* about business English—here are the most important phrases!

Duolingo Blog 6 months ago

5 unique words that reveal Japanese culture

Ever felt something you couldn’t name? Japanese might have a word for it.

Duolingo Blog 6 months ago

What I learned in my first year as an engineering director at Duolingo

So was it worth it to move from San Francisco to Pittsburgh? Yes!

Duolingo Blog 6 months ago

How to use “‑ito” and “‑ita”: Your guide to Spanish diminutives

When does *café* become *cafecito*? Learn the secrets behind Spanish’s cutest suffix!

Duolingo Blog 6 months ago

Duolingo's Community Arts Program

Here's how we support artists and our neighborhood in Pittsburgh!

Duolingo Blog 6 months ago

Dear Duolingo: How can I improve my new language through immersion?

Ready to learn in an immersion setting? Not until you’ve read these tips!

Duolingo Blog 6 months ago

The calendar in English: days, months, years, and more

Do you know what *day* it is? Today’s the day to learn English calendar vocabulary!

Duolingo Blog 6 months ago

Your guide to the German alphabet

ABCDEFG, learning the German alphabet is key (to understanding the language).

Duolingo Blog 6 months ago

The sweetest, silliest, and most surprising pet names in English

Show them how much you care by choosing an English pet name for your *sweetheart*!

Duolingo Blog 6 months ago

How to use -ed and -ing adjectives in English

Learning English? You'll be *interested* in this *interesting* post about adjectives!

Duolingo Blog 6 months ago

Dear Duolingo: Could I invent an easier language?

Are you sick of learning irregular forms in your new language? You’re not alone!

Duolingo Blog 6 months ago

What is the difference between “do” and “make” in English?

Don’t let these similar verbs *make* you crazy—here’s how to remember the difference!

Duolingo Blog 6 months ago

The most common English color words and how to use them

Make your English more colorful with these color words!

Duolingo Blog 7 months ago

60+ English words for family members

From moms to cousins to in-laws, meet the English words for your family tree!

Duolingo Blog 7 months ago

What Every Engineer Should Know About FinOps

At Duolingo, cutting costs doesn’t mean cutting corners.

Duolingo Blog 7 months ago

30+ common French phrases for your trip to France

A little bit of French goes a long way 🇫🇷 Use these phrases on your trip to France!

Duolingo Blog 7 months ago

Dear Duolingo: Why do we have capital letters?

Uppercase or lowercase? Turns out, that choice has a long, twisty history.

Duolingo Blog 7 months ago

When it comes to language, who decides what’s “correct”?

How do we know what’s good or bad in a language? Who decides the rules?

Duolingo Blog 7 months ago

How to use English adverbs of frequency

Do you know how often you'll use these adverbs? *Often!*

Duolingo Blog 5 months ago

30 English adverbs of manner and how to use them

Wait… Adverbs of what? Let's unpack *how* things are really done.

Duolingo Blog 5 months ago

The 7 most common types of English adverbs

Adverbs are *everywhere* in English. Here’s what you need to know about them.

Duolingo Blog 5 months ago

Dear Duolingo: How does a word’s meaning change over time?

All words have a history—but some have a more colorful past than others!

Duolingo Blog 5 months ago

6 memorable incidents in chess history

Chess is serious business… until someone brings flavored yogurt.

Duolingo Blog 5 months ago

3 vital Japanese phrases for social harmony

What do Japanese speakers *actually* mean when they use these expressions?

Duolingo Blog 5 months ago

3 tips to improve your opening moves in chess

Your pieces are napping. Your king’s exposed. Let’s fix that!

Duolingo Blog 5 months ago

Dear Duolingo: How can I learn to understand a dialect?

Are dialects holding you back? Here’s how to learn, listen, and join the conversation.

Duolingo Blog 5 months ago

14 business English idioms, explained

Let's have a little *sync* about business English—here are the most important phrases!

Duolingo Blog 6 months ago

5 unique words that reveal Japanese culture

Ever felt something you couldn’t name? Japanese might have a word for it.

Duolingo Blog 6 months ago

What I learned in my first year as an engineering director at Duolingo

So was it worth it to move from San Francisco to Pittsburgh? Yes!

Duolingo Blog 6 months ago

How to use “‑ito” and “‑ita”: Your guide to Spanish diminutives

When does *café* become *cafecito*? Learn the secrets behind Spanish’s cutest suffix!

Duolingo Blog 6 months ago

Duolingo's Community Arts Program

Here's how we support artists and our neighborhood in Pittsburgh!

Duolingo Blog 6 months ago

Dear Duolingo: How can I improve my new language through immersion?

Ready to learn in an immersion setting? Not until you’ve read these tips!

Duolingo Blog 6 months ago

The calendar in English: days, months, years, and more

Do you know what *day* it is? Today’s the day to learn English calendar vocabulary!

Duolingo Blog 6 months ago

Your guide to the German alphabet

ABCDEFG, learning the German alphabet is key (to understanding the language).

Duolingo Blog 6 months ago

The sweetest, silliest, and most surprising pet names in English

Show them how much you care by choosing an English pet name for your *sweetheart*!

Duolingo Blog 6 months ago

How to use -ed and -ing adjectives in English

Learning English? You'll be *interested* in this *interesting* post about adjectives!

Duolingo Blog 6 months ago

Dear Duolingo: Could I invent an easier language?

Are you sick of learning irregular forms in your new language? You’re not alone!

Duolingo Blog 6 months ago

What is the difference between “do” and “make” in English?

Don’t let these similar verbs *make* you crazy—here’s how to remember the difference!

Duolingo Blog 6 months ago

The most common English color words and how to use them

Make your English more colorful with these color words!

Duolingo Blog 7 months ago

60+ English words for family members

From moms to cousins to in-laws, meet the English words for your family tree!

Duolingo Blog 7 months ago

What Every Engineer Should Know About FinOps

At Duolingo, cutting costs doesn’t mean cutting corners.

Duolingo Blog 7 months ago

30+ common French phrases for your trip to France

A little bit of French goes a long way 🇫🇷 Use these phrases on your trip to France!

Duolingo Blog 7 months ago

Dear Duolingo: Why do we have capital letters?

Uppercase or lowercase? Turns out, that choice has a long, twisty history.

Duolingo Blog 7 months ago

When it comes to language, who decides what’s “correct”?

How do we know what’s good or bad in a language? Who decides the rules?

Duolingo Blog 7 months ago