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I've got to give it to then, their marketing team is like no other

Έλα εδώ και θα σου πω. Έχω ετοιμάσει και την ψησταριά ειδικά για σ'ένα. Google translate at your own will😇

Basically, Duolingo will only teach you certain words and phrases. As you progress to higher levels, the words will become slightly repetitive, and the phrases will start getting odd, and very unnatural. I can't really say that Duolingo, or any of the language apps teaches you colloquial...

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According to Duolingo I need to "brush up on my Greek" :smack

OK I totally though I was up to date with the happening in this thread. Anyhow, hi everybody:frow:caf

Duolingo has excellent marketing, I'll give them that

I don't even remember. It's probably above 20°C in march

What the heck even is this sentence

Το ντούζ/μπάνιο δεν είναι καθαρό :p

I use Google translate as well. I probably shouldn't, considering it does Greek pretty dirty

So dancing whipped cream🤣? I mean...it is Verka

Yeah some of it is in Ukrainian. It's a bunch of different languages, but Verka does say "one, two, three" (in German), and then the dansen, tanzen, mystery word. I have no clue

So dancing lasha tumbai is in Dutch?

@BDutch

Dansen is some butchered spelling of dancing, as per the Eurovision song "Dancing lasha Tumbai". After a quick Google search it appears to be Tanzen, or something like that. I have no clue. I just like the song. And yes, I can pronounce them well. The added bonus of learning languages before the...

Impressive! Let's see what I can do in German! Warning: spelling will be all over r the place: ain, zvai, trai, dansen, kartoffel, doitch, yeah that's about it

Glad you're up for it. Lemon-drop has been learning through Duolingo, so...yeah I don't think I need to explain

@PanosGR come join. You can help teach the aspiring Greek speaker @Lemon-Drop :p