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40 Of Duolingo’s Funniest And Most Random Translation Prompts, As Shared By This Twitter Account
Have you ever been on a trip overseas and found yourself lost and unable to ask for directions? Or maybe you went to visit your foreign relatives and couldn’t keep up with the conversation?
With 2023 being right around the corner, perhaps it’s time to think about your New Year’s resolutions and, at last, commit to that language-learning journey that you keep bailing on.
I get it: learning a new language is tricky, irritating, and sometimes plain tiring. We’ve all been there at one point or another – with a wall full of sticky notes with rules and keywords, countless shows with the original audio and subtitles on, a pile of textbooks, and random literature. Although the process is very rewarding, sometimes we just need a little push to stay on track. But we can all agree that a certain green owl has got a great trick up his... wing?
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kitten levels tokyo 3 years ago
This is absolutely the best sentence to convince your new friends in a foreign country that you are heroic.
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Doofus Jerry 3 years ago
Yes I do! It's just in multiple pieces at the moment. I know where they all are though. Unless there's a secret extra piece I don't know about in the boy I'm trying to kill.
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kitten levels tokyo 3 years ago
…Please help me find her. I need her much more than a fish needs a bicycle.
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What do you think ?
CT 3 years ago
I use duolingo for Klingon, it doesn't really help to learn, but it's fun and I'm also training my English (I'm really not fluent). It's true that there are weird sentences and not the ones we would use on a daily basis
Nothing_To_See_Here_Folks 3 years ago
Wait i didnt know you can learn klingon on duo, thats awesome
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too indesicive to choose name 3 years ago
Duolingo is having an emo phase, an existential crisis, and a sexual awakening all rolled into one.
N Miller 3 years ago (edited)
Mae Owen eisiau prynu pannas yn Norwy = Owen wants to buy parsnips in Norway. On it's own it's a little odd, but when it comes at the end of a lesson where Owen is buying parsnips in most European countries, one has to wonder about the parsnip import situation in Wales...
CT 3 years ago
I use duolingo for Klingon, it doesn't really help to learn, but it's fun and I'm also training my English (I'm really not fluent). It's true that there are weird sentences and not the ones we would use on a daily basis
Nothing_To_See_Here_Folks 3 years ago
Wait i didnt know you can learn klingon on duo, thats awesome
Load More Replies... too indesicive to choose name 3 years ago
Duolingo is having an emo phase, an existential crisis, and a sexual awakening all rolled into one.
N Miller 3 years ago (edited)
Mae Owen eisiau prynu pannas yn Norwy = Owen wants to buy parsnips in Norway. On it's own it's a little odd, but when it comes at the end of a lesson where Owen is buying parsnips in most European countries, one has to wonder about the parsnip import situation in Wales...
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