Lingodeer Duolingo: A Unique Language-Learning App for Korean, Mandarin Chinese, and Japanese

I recently discovered Lingodeer duolingo through a friend who recommended it to me. As someone familiar with language-learning apps like Duolingo, I was curious to see how Lingodeer compared. My friend told me that Lingodeer was developed by teachers of Korean, Mandarin Chinese, and Japanese, rather than just volunteers, which piqued my interest.

In this review, I'll focus on the Korean course, while saving my thoughts on the Chinese course for a later post. Lingodeer is a language-learning app designed specifically for these three major east Asian languages: Korean, Mandarin Chinese, and Japanese. After using it, I found that it shared some similarities with HelloChinese, another popular Chinese-learning app.

As with Duolingo, I took extensive notes as I progressed through the levels, and even enlisted the help of friends to report any anomalies they encountered. Initially, I was skeptical about Lingodeer's effectiveness, but after trying it out, I'm glad I did. While it has its issues, the app is generally well-structured.

My review of Lingodeer's Korean course on Reddit sparked a lively discussion, with many users sharing their own experiences and recommendations. One comment led me to discover another language-learning app called Lingodeer, which piqued my interest. I'm excited to share my first impressions of this new app and explore its features further.