LingoDeer
Reddit take
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Pros
- I’ve been using Drops (vocab) and LingoDeer (grammar). They’re the best I’ve come across.
- The apps I’m using are LingoDeer and Drops, which are the best apps I’ve come across, but I would still like something a little more structured.
- Lingodeer is pretty well-recommended here.
- Lingodeer and Lingory both get recommended here frequently.
- Lingodeer and Lingory both get recommended here a lot (I believe they both have free and paid versions).
Cons
- ChineseSkill / Lingodeer (pretty much the same app) has decent pacing and great review features, but lacks the endgame and length that HC/SC provide.
- I’ve mainly been using apps like LingoDeer and Drops... they’re largely out of context (eg is “big” in “the book is big” the same as “the big book”?). I largely have to come up with example sentence on my own to do this.
- Lingodeer to me wasn't worth the price, either. It felt like using a textbook but at a slower pace.
- I already had lingodeer and I like their jp course. However I found their chinese course lacking compared to hellochinese and superchinese. I would pay either of those two apps over lingodeer if I hadn't gotten lingodeer for free
- I second hello Chinese. As someone who’s used both I personally really like hello Chinese over lingodeer. But lingodeer is good too and has other languages.
Sentiment
88 positive (77%) · 19 mixed (17%) · 7 negative (6%)
Trust + time weighted score: +70% · raw score 71%
What redditors said (10 of 114)
ChineseSkill / Lingodeer (pretty much the same app) has decent pacing and great review features, but lacks the endgame and length that HC/SC provide.
I’ve been using Drops (vocab) and LingoDeer (grammar). They’re the best I’ve come across.
I’ve mainly been using apps like LingoDeer and Drops... they’re largely out of context (eg is “big” in “the book is big” the same as “the big book”?). I largely have to come up with example sentence on my own to do this.
The apps I’m using are LingoDeer and Drops, which are the best apps I’ve come across, but I would still like something a little more structured.
Lingodeer is pretty well-recommended here.
Lingodeer and Lingory both get recommended here frequently.
Lingodeer and Lingory both get recommended here a lot (I believe they both have free and paid versions).
Alternatively, use LingoDeer. It's similar to Duolingo, but DOES provide grammar explanations for each lesson.
Lingodeer to me wasn't worth the price, either. It felt like using a textbook but at a slower pace.
When I study, I use lingodeer as my main app (and pair that with memrise, reading etc)
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