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this post was submitted on 28 Dec 2023
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What do apps have to do with this?
Try reading the article
I don’t come to Lemmy to read articles, I come here to speculate wildly based on titles and make brash assumptions.
Duolingo dropped Welsh as a language to learn.
The Welsh government partially subsidized Welsh being added as a learnable language on Duolingo, then duo says they’re going to cease development of it as it doesn’t get the traffic of larger languages like English, Spanish, French, etc. According to their metrics, 3 million people attempted to learn Welsh on Duolingo but that isn’t enough.
One thing to note is, the 3 million mark was reached AFTER Duolingo announced they were halting development and the subsequent publicity campaign. There's no indication how many (or few) users there were of Welsh prior to that.