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this post was submitted on 08 Mar 2026
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I finished the Finnish course on duolingo (what a nice sounding sentence). You can see it's tiny but stopping before getting to the past tense? Come on. There is no way I could follow any sort of media so it's probably time to look for other courses and maybe drop duolingo all together. RIP streak.
I think Duolingo is only good for very few languages and often only if you speak English.
I didn't know they still had courses you could finish. I remember back in the day it seemed like the courses were all managable chunks of lessons and pretty fun. When I look at it now it seems like it'll just go in forever. I'm sure it varies a lot for each language.
Props for completing it! Hope you find a good next step.