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Open source Duolingo alternative?
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this post was submitted on 19 Jul 2023
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The US Foreign Services Institute releases their learning materials, so if you're okay with a lack of structure I hear they can be very useful, including both reading and listening.
It can be accessed on several different sites. Here's one that came up, but you can find a few more with some searching: https://www.livelingua.com/fsi/
Holy shit this is an excellent resource. Thanks a lot
Edit never mind just looked at the pdf for my native language and it's full of errors for the most basic shit.
I just checked my native language and they are using an older version of the language that ceased to be used around 1975 or so.