Speedrunning Japanese Duolingo
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Sad fact my nephew said his french class gets passing grades based of on how much duo lingo they complete. They do no actual speaking or writing.
it's time to red pill your nephew
Duolingos Asian languages are not as good as their European... but actual speaking and writing is necessary for learning a language
I wish my Spanish class was like thisđ
We use Duolingo for Japanese, but itâs only really to help, itâs got nothing to do with marks
So I've been using duolingo for a while and after watching this video I can see that duolingo seems to be misinterpreted. So they point out about the Kanji and there being no way to actually know what it means without actually getting it wrong and then being told the answer. Kanji in duoling is introduced in the lessons telling you how to pronounce and read them first and then tell you the meaning. The guys were taking a "test" so all the help that's normally there to help you with knowing what the sentence is, is gone. Not saying that duolingo is the best, I just feel like it was misunderstood by this video.
No; you only think itâs âtrial and errorâ because you jumped to a check point without taking the prior lessons. Had you done any, youâd know they drill you in the hiragana, then the kanji, then mix them up. So by the time youâre seeing that kanji and donât recognize it, a learner on duolingo would know it because they would have been taught it previously with graduated repetitions, which help you remember it. In this video you guys arenât trying Duolingo at all, youâre talking solely about the proficiency tests youâve jumped to. You should redo the video after taking a few actual lessons to understand the teaching method, imo.
8:16 you're doing the tests, the regular lessons are different and will show you what the answer is if you hover over the new word
Duolingo is also spaced repetition...you cannot see it as you were somehow flying through it, I am doing Duolingo, it "forces" you to review in a spaced fashion. It progresses slowly as it aims for people who only have 20 minutes a day. Immersion requires someone who is in a position to devote many hours a day...guys, your attitude and the lack of ability to make a distinction based on your experience and observation...it is difficult to take you seriously.
8:00 (Jumps to the end)
"How would you learn what this is?"
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i liked this video! i like seeing more of your personalities in a non interview setting.
Glad you enjoyed! We'll definitely make more of these in the future!
Unironically anki streak freeze would be lit, dont wanna have to do an hour of anki on christmas lmao
Doesn't the vacation add-on basically do this
@@Lahoje should look into that
I remember doing rushing to do my Anki on new years eve last year
just do 1 card and it keeps the streak
That sounds like a recipe for success. Who cares if it's christmas?
Nice content bro. You two got a nice humor
Waiting for the 100,000 hours immersion speedrun...
100k subs 100k hours
I can't believe you guys don't have a million subs
you guys are hilarious together! keep it up
You guys should try Bunpro next, it's like what Wanikani is to kanji except for grammer
great suggestion!
This was fun. Thank you tho korekara squad. You should show the final answers though, just for our learning purposes.
Will do it in the next time we speedrun!
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I strongly dislike duolingo. Giving people sentences to translate already is not really a great learning method if you want to learn to think in a another language. The sentences they give you have no context which can make translating very difficult for a heavily context dependent language like Japanese. This is especially bad because Duolingo is very picky about how you translate the sentence. You should not be marked wrong because you didn't put a "a bit" in your translation. A teacher should use your answer to judge whether or not you understand rather than looking to see if your answer perfectly matches one of the answers that the software has deemed acceptable.
If I wanted to be told by someone that my correctly translated Japanese sentences are actually wrong, because they're different than what they wanted, I would subtitle anime.
it's a way to feel like you're learning a language without actually learning the language
works much better for european languages to european languages.
My favorite comedy duo.
wait til you see our japanese manzai debut
Watching them fail out of the tests due to the weird and unnecessary specificity demanded of the users is so vindicating.
that was the past tense and your input used the present tense "her attitude was negative"...đ
Hey the app updated also duolingo should give a everyday vocab use other apps to expand but also when you do lesson it teaches you how to translate word by word and if you are fluent you just get a general idea not the way you would of been taught that's why it's hard because skipping make you take a L
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Just by hearing you, you sound like silly teenagers, it was funny. The only discordant note was the mention of "a lot of time in Anki", frankly I could have supposed that Anki is just a new TikTok., lol. That was hilarious to me.
Extremely frustrated you didn't show the right answers for the hard questions
It was a test not a lesson
Which app would make me fluent in Japanese?
maybe one where you can talk to natives!
One of the most frustrating aspects of Duolingo Japanese is that if you type in answers, the app frequently recognizes only kana and not kanji.
Lingodeer is much better for this, but it's not free
Me: "ăă"
Duolingo is extremely formal, I used the finnish course, and some Japanese before I switched to Mango. Anyways, with Duolingo you arenât taught how to hold proper conversations, nor, do you learn informal. What people speak more of today, so, for beginner beginners duo might be alright to grasp some conversations, but more weathered speakers should move on to different platforms.
I hadn't heard of Mango before! What's your experience using it?
@@KoreKaraPodcast its very useful, it has many languages, I believe 72? They all have many lessons and teach you many phrases, grammar rules and pronunciation. They also have small quizzes and you can replay reach lesson many times.
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im kinda late but the they were only messing around and why does it stand on learn japanese also it really wasnt a speedrun bassicaly only discussing and reporting
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Dude learn past tense
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I'm sure they don't know what it is.
you complain a lot for someone who doesn't know the word extremely...
teach me senpai
Christopher Luke your making yourself sound real ignorate with this comment of yours...
Look at the monolingual andy here.