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Every single person studying a language when they recognize the most basic word of the language in a text or a video
LET DUOLINGO DIE (BRING BACK TEXTBOOKS)
I know Duolingo is fun, and I'm not saying it can't be useful for casual study. But it should come as a surprise to no one that Duolingo is far from perfect, and definitely not best way to learn a language.
If you're one of the many who are looking to ditch the app, I'd love to recommend a tried-and-true alternative: THE TEXTBOOK.
Switching out Duolingo for a textbook instantly solves pretty much every complaint I've seen people share about the app.
"I hate all of the advertisements on Duolingo!" Textbook.
"I hate Duolingo's stance on AI and their rampant use of it!" Textbook.
"I hate how Duolingo barely explains any grammar concepts to me!" Textbook.
"I hate that I can't control my own learning pace because Duolingo makes reviewing previous concepts a pain in the ass and pushes me forward even though I might not be ready to move on!" Textbook.
"I hate how I'm more invested in my streak than I am in actually learning a language!" Textbook.
I know it's not the most flashy or even fun option, but imho the owl app will never be as useful as a textbook.
With a textbook, there are no advertisements. There is no AI (yet). You control your own learning pace—you can breeze through easy concepts and slow down on difficult topics. You don't have to shuffle around vaguely-worded lesson titles to find that one grammar concept you're trying to review. YOU HAVE IN-DEPTH GRAMMAR EXPLANATIONS THAT ACTUALLY MAKE SENSE.
With a textbook, you can actually learn a language.
The best part is that many language textbooks can be found for free online. For example, here's the Japanese GENKI Textbook available in its entirety on Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/Genki/Genki%20-%20Elementary%20Japanese%20I/
I hope this post didn't come off as condescending. I'm just so sick and tired of watching my friends with 1,000+ day streaks stumble their way through basic sentences. I'm tired of seeing them waste so much time on a glorified vocab list while simultaneously complaining about every single aspect of the app.
please for the love of god can we just bring back textbooks
Space Vocabulary in Japanese
Yesterday in class we were talking about space and the universe and I ended up learning a few planet names in Japanese. Today, I started reading an article about space travel while watching a documentary about space in Japanese. So, here's a vocab list!
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宇宙(うちゅう)universe, cosmos, space
宇宙人(うちゅうじん)space alien, alien, extraterrestrial being
宇宙飛行士(うちゅうひこうし)astronaut
宇宙船(うちゅうせん)spaceship
国際宇宙ステーション(こくさいうちゅうすてーしょん)International Space Station
太陽系(たいようけい)solar system
太陽(たいよう)the sun
月(つき)the moon
地球(ちきゅう)the Earth, the globe
水星(すいせい)Mercury
金星(きんせい)Venus
火星(かせい)Mars
木星(もくせい)Jupiter
土星(どせい)Saturn
天王星(てんのうせい)Uranus
海王星(かいおうせい)Neptune
冥王星(めいおうせい)Pluto
星(ほし)celestial body, star, planet
衛星(えいせい)satellite
恒星(こうせい)star
惑星(わくせい)planet
軌道(きどう)orbit
軌道上(きどうじょう)in orbit
星座(せいざ)constellation (note: 〜座 is used as a suffix to denote a constellation eg 白鳥座 = Cygnus constellation)
流れ星(ながれぼし)shooting star
流星(りゅうせい)meteor
流星群(りゅうせいぐん)meteor shower
ブラックホール black hole
銀河(ぎんが)galaxy
天の川(あまのがわ)the Milky Way (specifically the luminous band corresponding to the plane of the galaxy)
星雲(せいうん)nebula
Any recommended resources to learn german? I tried to get into studying german again after a ling time. Thank u💖
Hello! Thank you for the ask! 🫶🏻🩷✨ Here are some resources to learn German:
Textbooks
grammar
vocabulary
idioms: 1 , 2 , 3
Listening comprehension
coffee break german
coffee break german advanced
news in slow german
german stories-learn german with stories
Youtube channels
24h Deutsch
Lingster Academy
Easy german
Reading comprehension
Projekt Gutenberg (you can find many books on this platform)

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2025.12.23.
Started the week strong with 4 hours of Italian yesterday. That's almost half of my weekly goal in a single day. I still can't prepositions without mistakes tho, I think I'll just keep guessing which one goes where until i get used to them.
Also I returned to studying with buusu cuz it gives a bit of a structure to the way I learn, but my own Notion page is still my primary study platform of course. I'm really proud of that one actually. It makes me happy to look at my materials finally being organized.