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Rating apps for learning Japanese 🇯🇵

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1.🦉 Duolingo Duolingo is free, fun, and gamified, making language learning feel like a game. I use it to practice Spanish, squeezing in quick lessons whenever I have time. The downside? It’s great for vocabulary but lacks speaking practice, and the lessons can get repetitive after a while. Still,

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