How many times have you heard the question, “Is it like Duolingo?” When trying to describe another learning app? No list of the best apps  doesn’t mention this one. Luis von Ahn has successfully combined gamification and learning to make people fall in love with languages ​​and create an app with over 100 million users.

This app has become a prime example of mobile language learning. Many of his Duolingo his courses were created by his native his speakers themselves, and as a result courses such as Guarani and his Klingon  probably did not live up to expectations.

Another feature that makes Duolingo special to me is that it’s not just for native English speakers. Each language has specific courses for people with different native languages, and so far 81 courses have been created. The main problem with Duolingo (like Rosetta Stone) is that many students use the app and expect to be able to speak the language. Unfortunately, this is not a complete language program, but it will help you expand your vocabulary and introduce you to  new languages ​​in a fun way.