The Hangul learning portion of this app blew me away, to be honest. Anyway, just be aware that you might run into some loading screens. I think maybe it has something to do with my Wifi, because my phone was showing a less-than-perfect connection strength when I was testing the app. I experienced some loading delays more than once, but my friends who tested the app out with me said that they didn’t get much of that at all, if any.
The first thing I noticed that the LingoDeer app’s design and interface is very crisp and clean, which I appreciate a lot. When I was told about this app, the person who linked me to it said that it was developed by teachers of those three languages rather than just volunteers like Duolingo uses, so that’s a bonus. In this review, I will focus on the Korean course and give my views on the Chinese one in a later post. LingoDeer is a language-learning app for the three major east Asian languages, Korean, Mandarin Chinese, and Japanese.
Actually, I find this app a bit more similar with the Chinese-learning app HelloChinese than with Duolingo for a few reasons, which we’ll see later. Just like with DuoLingo, I took some extensive notes as I was playing through the levels (and some of my friends were doing it at the same time, so they reported abnormalities to me as well). Honestly I was a bit skeptical, but I decided to try it out… and I’m glad I did! This app also has its problems, but it’s generally fairly solid. I posted my review of the Korean Duolingo on Reddit, and the comments just exploded… it got a little messy, but one of the gems to come out of it was the recommendation of another language learning app called LingoDeer.
Sorry for shuffling my upload schedule around so much lately! However with these new apps coming out, I want to jump on them and give my first impression ASAP! **EDIT** The LingoDeer team read my review and fixed some of the things I pointed out :>
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