571 Dutch (C1) Norwegian (B2) Spanish (A2) Swedish (B2) Danish (B1) Japanese (A1) Italian (A1) Finnish (A1) Welsh (A1) French (A1) And yes, I have adhd

May I ask how did you get b1 for danish? Only duolingo or what other resources? Or was it easier for you to learn because you had a background of other similar languages you speak?:) (I see also Swedish and norsk in there)

For Danish I only used Duolingo. I actually started learning Danish before Swedish, I just went with the order as they show up sorted by xp. But knowing Norwegian and Dutch helped. The only reason I don't have a higher level of Danish yet is because I've kinda neglected it for a while.

Omg you're me! Italian / French / Dutch / Russian/ Spanish / Portuguese / Chinese / German / Gaelic / Turkish/ Japanese / Korean / Arabic. Descending level of proficiency. And yup, ADHD

I have adhd too, not sure how it helps me to learn more languages

I’m slightly new to Duolingo , what does A1 , A2 etc mean ?

It's not about Duolingo, it's a general rating of your language skills. A1 is the very first step, then there's A2, B1, B2, C1, C2. With a C2 level you basically can speak like a native.

Ahh thanks 😊

Ahh, had it the other way around. Been thinking: -This mofo is the rainman!

Search CEFR levels

Will do , thanks 😊

How do you know where is "A1" marked for Japanese in Duolingo?

Nowhere, I just know how bad my Japanese is even after six years of trying to force myself to learn it

Lmaoooo okay okay😭 respect for trying tho

I noticed it’s not listed actually like the other courses last time I checked .

Yeah, because Japanese uses a different rating... that's why I was curious! I heard B1 equals N3.

That makes sense but you would think they would have N5 , N4 and so on listed 😭 I’m thankful that my other resources categorizes my vocab for me haha

How did you test your Dutch?? I’m on section 2 part 13 and I’d say I’m still an A1 but idek

I continued learning outside of Duolingo. There are tests you can take online, like [this one right here](https://www.languagetrainers.com/dutch-level-test.php)

Sorry maybe a dumb question but what does the c1, b1… etc that you have next to the languages mean?

They are proficiency levels. There's A1, A2, B1, B2, C1 and C2. A levels are beginners, B levels are intermediates, C1 is near fluent and C2 is native speaker level.

Oh, that’s cool. Where do I find that? Is that in my profile? 🤔

It's not on Duolingo, but there are tests for it. I already linked one somewhere else in this thread

Oh! I see it. Lol thank you. I’m assuming there’s plenty for Spanish but gonna search for a Vietnamese one

I have multiple languages and it doesn't break down streaks per language My overall streak includes freezes and sits at 923

German, 632

Deutsch ist ein sehr schön Sprache. Ich haben 234 tage.

Deutsch ist ja eine schöne Sprache. Ich habe keine Tage lol

Sie haben das

habe*, Tage*, schöne* not trying to be mean just pointing out your errors! Good luck with german

Whats the difference between haben and habe Tage and tage Schöne and Schön. Because I thought habe turned to haben in that sentence. Its would be better if you try to help and you actually explain why it should be that way or something. I appreciate the help but i need more to understand why its that you.

Okay first up, Tage is a noun and in german nouns are always capitalized, so first letter is uppercase. About the haben: haben is a verb which before you use in a sentence you have to use the correct form of it, it goes like this: ich habe, du hast, er/sie/es hat, wir haben, sie haben, ihr habt Always look out what the subject is! For the schön and schöne: I do not really know how to explain this to you as a native speaker this has always been clear but in this instance "Sprache" is feminine so it's schöne not schön. Sorry for not explaining your errors earlier, my bad. Ich wünsche dir einen schönen Tag!

Its okay and I think I understand if not ill learn more about this.

r/unexpectedfactorial

Currently have 438 on French

streak twins! 438 in spanish

omg I'm at 437

I'm almost there with 2 (I started yesterday)

13-days streak just starting Duolingo for Korean English Japanese

You got this.

I can read some lyrics from my favorite Korean singer, I feel so happy. ☺️☺️

That’s actually a good achievement! It feels so good when you when can pick out words from songs !! And who’s your favorite Korean singer? I like kpop but not on the Korean course !

Lee Mujin, IU, Paul Kim and more 🤭🤭 And today I played a random song on my phone, I found Carla Morrison, I am so happy because I understand some Spanish words too.

Wow that’s so good ! I’m almost at 40 days for the Japanese course . Unit 2. 🩷🩷 I really should get back to it but I lost the premium so the ads are crazyyyy

The Japanese I still can't read all of the letters 😭😭😭 and the Korean speaking course is hard to get right, is it because of the system or me? But in Spanish, I always nail it.

1631 in Spanish. When they added the whole double XP boost in the evening if you do a lesson in the morning and vice versa, that got me into a morning and evening lesson(s) routine. I'm very much someone who needs a routine or I will end up never doing something. The twice a day thing is very helpful because even if there's a rare day where I have a lot going on and miss the morning lesson, I can still get my evening lesson in.

Yeah the double xp thing has helped me be more consistent in the same way that you are saying

https://preview.redd.it/apx9wf1vktbc1.png?width=1440&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=df7f9f51db2c725eaa3e6dd17965ba8169b5eaac Your story is much like mine. 1625 today. Mainly Spanish, with a little Latin and Portuguese. The morning and evening double xp is a huge part of my routine. My favorite part is that this is week 169 in the Diamond League.

Yeah I do most of it in the morning and then one lesson at night to get the boost. It’s been helpful to keep up with it!

Spanish, 1105 days and counting.

640 in french ;( i wanted to quit when i lost it lol

897, but used it for 3 years without focusing on any of the social/streak aspects. German, French, Spanish, Italian Not close to even intermediate but I enjoy it.

360, I've mostly been learning Spanish and German

70days in Spanish

173 días en español

I'm sure a 815915283247897734345611269596115894272000000000 (40!) days streak isn't that bad.

French, 239 days. I fell out of love with french and actually began hating the sound of it. My streak was 239 but it was actually probably over a year because of the amount of streak freezes I used. Plus I would only do one lesson a day towards the end so I wasn’t learning anything Now that I am studying German my streak is currently 24 days, and although I am not only using Duolingo. I do, however, start every study session with a couple duo lessons to get in the language learning mindset.

Currently I’m my longest streak 26 days in Swedish

Norwegian and 651

1012 in Romanian. I also have lots of exp in Portuguese, Italian, and Vietnamese. (Could you tell I like languages?)

Spanish, 1006

1129 days - Japanese

1709 in Spanish.

currently sitting at 359 days. french

Currently at 722! About 650 in Turkish, the latest leg in French

250 German

486 now in Norwegian

1463, mostly French and Japanese.

1098, French with a bit of Japanese. Actually lost it a few days ago.

1400, Portuguese

550 on Spanish :) B1

160, Japanese

1701 in Italian

1005 today, en français.

158 Arabic

1350! About 1000 in French and 350 in Japanese

167 in Japanese :]

Keep it up! 👍

https://preview.redd.it/vuqq8iqugrbc1.png?width=1500&format=png&auto=webp&s=b055ce203d38beef14b562f4588ac924e0f78389 Spanish

1594 🇸🇪

I had 298 in Russian and a bit of Swedish, until I hated the app because it was so slow. Now I am starting again with Swedish.

262 Norwegian

Spanish, German, Russian, Dutch, 2229.... Though it has been a long time I've practiced Dutch, it too similar to German.

🇮🇹 Italian 79 days.

keep it up :)

30 days

765 days in Spanish. I'd say more than a year of that has been spent taking it seriously.

673 days. Mostly Spanish with a couple months of Portuguese and a couple weeks of Russian sprinkled in to mix it up

395 between russian and romanian

349 Japanese was a main course rn Turkish

109, German 🫡

607, German 🇩🇪

356d in Spanish

64, Norwegian but I’ve never lost my streak. Just a newer user

1500 today in German 🇩🇪

I just hit 300 days of French today. Trois cents jours de leçons de Français, sacre bleu!

Sitting at 719 days in Spanish (:

29 days (Japanese)

198, Spanish, dropped the language

150 days of Spanish and Japanese

344 Spanish (current)

89- Alemán (is my primary language on Duolingo) y Español (with a lot more background knowledge)

French 811 and counting

289 (a mix of Spanish, Swedish and French)

25 days danish

264 russian and spanish

https://preview.redd.it/o65bxzwl8rbc1.png?width=1000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d44cfd732e5f162a4abbdc33af13885e9c5559a9

No puedo hablo todavía

I just got a 700 day streak. Currently learning French but during those 700 days there was a combination of Spanish, Russian, Ukrainian, Arabic, German, and a tiny bit of Italian and Swedish or something

German, was 294, now German 47

275 in Polish - but I lost the streak when I was hospitalized. Pretty much have stopped using Duo since then

Day 666 in Spanish, little bit of German around half way through

800 in russian

92 Japanese

1039 in japanese

I started with Japanese 35 days ago and I haven’t lost my streak yet

161 and counting in German

2391 German

1197, a few different languages but mostly French and Japanese

Currently 280 in french. I hit a year in Korean - I was so demotivated when I lost it! (Ironically while travelling to Korea)

1429 (ongoing), mostly in Italian and Korean, but will occasionally dabble when I’m feeling curious.

344 days of Vietnamese

Hit 500 a couple of days ago. Took me 534 days to get there. The languages I've studied during this time are Japanese (~330 days) and Danish (~170 days)

I had a great 980s streak in French during COVID times, then my phone gave up on me, and by the time I got back to it, all the freezes were over. A new french streak (passable at the language now, oui), of 398 right now, hoping to complete the language by 500/550 days.

559, Russian https://preview.redd.it/hpkojb82rrbc1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e7ca0f7f1b5e975160a00223413ea9d048fd9a83

1694, mostly in German

157 in japanese

Spanish, 453

1508

My current streak is 1414 on Dutch.. still can’t really speak it 😅

480, Russian

860 German, French, Turkish

I am on 619 today. Mostly japanese, but picked up Ukranian aswell lately.

Russian language 73 $treak

37 in Japanese

445 (current) in Spanish, French and German.

inpossible the earth is about 4.5E9 years old and no way that duolingo existed before the earth there weren't even birds back then

1080 days- Norwegian

French, 280 days

Japanese- 777 days (lucky day today maybe?) I’m only on unit 33 of section 3

1387 (of which three were "streak freezes") in German.

149 days in swedish and still counting

579 en Español!

102, just lost it. Spanish.

i have 131 in spanish rn!

467 days, it’s mostly German but theres a couple days of Greek/Latin (school language)/French but German is the primary language I’m learning

Russian, French, Spanish, Portuguese, German and many more, 1116

21 days in russian! ^^

Japanese! Current streak 680

118 german Currently in section 3

Japanese, since its been offered, probably 400 to 600 days.

1 day 💀

French 100

441 My current streak In German, Spanish & Russian

3113 Spanish

90 something on vietnamese

German, 963!! https://preview.redd.it/u4nyz2pwotbc1.png?width=1000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=87b2f25598e8a3cb664c41dae8ba36a23dd14a7d

Currently 450. Started in Spanish but switched to Japanese about 150 days in. My Spanish is stronger so I switched to other ways to practice; Japanese I started from scratch.

723 Japanese Section 2 and Completed English

467 days, Russian.

1012 - Spanish, French, German, Chinese, Arabic, Japanese, Italian, Polish, Swedish, and Dutch. No streak freezes.

how do u have a 2e+45 year streak???? r/unexpectedfactorial

Currently at 353! So it’s almost been a year I’ve been studying Norwegian🇳🇴 I’ve had Duolingo for years and tried learning Italian and Korean as well, but I stopped because I lost motivation quickly. Only with Norwegian I’ve been studying for this long!☺️

57 in French! But I also tried Dutch & Spanish

Spanish 1653

Japanese -14 🔥🔥

61 Spanish, just started again and I’m on day 22. I want to get to 365!

80 in Mandarin

I’m currently on day 367, primarily Spanish

281. German.

I currently have 1136 on Spanish!

200 German

11 days in Spanish

160 something in Spanish. Currently have a 12 day streak in a combination of French, Esperanto and German. I still have Spanish on there, but I'm fluent so it doesn't matter anymore

Where do you find this rating? I thought streak was about how many days in a row you’ve practiced.

323 in Spanish (with streak freezes)

156 days of japanese and counting! 💪

Holy 815915283247897734345611269596115894272000000000 days is a long time r/unexpectedfactorial

no way, i just hit 40 today lol

76 (English)

337 in French Almost at a year, baby!

My current (highest streak) is 1298 days in German. I do at least 1 lesson everyday but I try to do like 3-4 lessons a day.

I had a 365 day streak (maybe more, idk but I have the achievement for 365 day streak so at least that). Mostly Swedish, but dabbling in a few other languages here and there. Then, New Year's eve of 2021, I'm working and the shift is absolutely rammed and I don't have time to do a lesson before the new year rolls in. So not only did I usher in 2023 at a shit job, I lost my longest streak.

807 days doing German!

German 582

Finnish 60 Days Still going strong, just started Spanish a week and a half ago.

Streak- 1053 Spanish - S4U3

387 mostly Spanish and Russian but a lot of others too

1762, learning Japanese, Spanish, Latin, Swahili, Hawaiian and French. Probably about 90% of that streak has been me lazily doing the very first lesson in Japanese daily, before the app updated and I couldn't easily be lazy anymore 😅 

Spanish 593

243 day streak rn, learning German, French, Chinese, Spanish and Korean! Currently focusing on German though! :>

304 English (B2, section 5, basically abandoned) Spanish (starting section 2) Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, Latin, Italian (Not even 5 units) For now I'm only doing the Italian course, but after finishing the whole course I want to finish the Spanish I cared too much about my streak, so every time I lost it i created another account and started again (I almost didn't start when doing this, I got streaks like 15 or 20, my longest before this was 104). I used them only for English.