Duo Me
With the help of the Duolingo app, I’ve been learning Japanese since December. Inspired by my example, Inna began refreshing her Hebrew in March.
So we’ve had a little time to hear one another’s practice as well as compare notes on what we’re being taught. And the results are more than a little bit interesting.
To amuse my captain, I’ve included a few screen shots of the everyday phrases we’re learning. Let’s start with my newly-acquired Japanese language skills:
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And now let’s compare my Japanese phrases to the vocabulary that Inna is picking up in Hebrew:
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I’m sure no further elaboration is necessary.