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3 vital Japanese phrases for social harmony

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

Duolingo Blog 12 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 12 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 12 months ago

14 business English idioms, explained

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

Duolingo Blog 12 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 12 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 12 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 about 1 year ago

Duolingo's Community Arts Program

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

Duolingo Blog about 1 year 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 about 1 year 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 about 1 year ago

Your guide to the German alphabet

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

Duolingo Blog about 1 year 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 about 1 year ago

How to use -ed and -ing adjectives in English

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

Duolingo Blog about 1 year 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 about 1 year 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 about 1 year ago

The most common English color words and how to use them

Make your English more colorful with these color words!

Duolingo Blog about 1 year ago

60+ English words for family members

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

Duolingo Blog about 1 year ago

What Every Engineer Should Know About FinOps

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

Duolingo Blog about 1 year 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 about 1 year ago

Dear Duolingo: Why do we have capital letters?

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

Duolingo Blog about 1 year 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 about 1 year ago

3 vital Japanese phrases for social harmony

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

Duolingo Blog 12 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 12 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 12 months ago

14 business English idioms, explained

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

Duolingo Blog 12 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 12 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 12 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 about 1 year ago

Duolingo's Community Arts Program

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

Duolingo Blog about 1 year 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 about 1 year 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 about 1 year ago

Your guide to the German alphabet

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

Duolingo Blog about 1 year 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 about 1 year ago

How to use -ed and -ing adjectives in English

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

Duolingo Blog about 1 year 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 about 1 year 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 about 1 year ago

The most common English color words and how to use them

Make your English more colorful with these color words!

Duolingo Blog about 1 year ago

60+ English words for family members

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

Duolingo Blog about 1 year ago

What Every Engineer Should Know About FinOps

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

Duolingo Blog about 1 year 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 about 1 year ago

Dear Duolingo: Why do we have capital letters?

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

Duolingo Blog about 1 year 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 about 1 year ago