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Is there an open source alternative to #Duolingo with support for #Esperanto?

My Esperanto has gotten quite rusty.

Like 3 December at 15:19 | Open on bitbang.social

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Peter Kotrčka

@profoundlynerdy Mi ne pensas tiel.

3 December at 15:20 | Open on mas.to

das-g

@pk84 If you want to express «I don't think so.», use e.g. «Mi kredas, ke ne.» (verbatim «I think that no.» or «I think that not.»). «Mi ne pensas tiel.» would mean «I don't think that way.» or «I don't think in that manner.».

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3 December at 15:42 | Open on chaos.social

Peter Kotrčka

@das_g
Sorry, I only used translator and wanted to be funny 😄 Maybe next time 🙂
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3 December at 15:46 | Open on mas.to

Profoundly Nerdy

@das_g @pk84 And here I chalked up momentary confusion to skill atrophy.

Mi nebone parolas la esperanta lingvo. 😕

3 December at 17:01 | Open on bitbang.social

Peter Kotrčka

@profoundlynerdy
Sorry 😟
@das_g

3 December at 17:08 | Open on mas.to

das-g

@profoundlynerdy AFAIK, there are no open source clones of Duolingo. There are though other ways to teach yourself Esperanto for free. The one I can recommend most is https://lernu.net. (Not open source, but not as commercial as Duolingo.)

https://esperanto12.net is Open Source, but less extensive and last I checked of lower quality than Lernu!.

More options at https://esperanto.net/en/learn-esperanto/ (View the desktop site. The mobile one seems not to display all content.)