Has anyone here actually learned something with this? I mean,

>>71386481
It's a good suplementary tool, but just by itself it won't help much.

Is Duolingo better than Memrise?

it's good for giving you a very basic understanding of the language, especially if you already know one that is similar in structure

It works but I wouldn't say it's a full learning experience. But its great with basics and setting the foundation.

Currently 60% in my course and can understand the language to a basic level.

>>71386856
Different uses imo.

DuoLingo is nice to have just seen a couple sentences regarding a topic beforeI delve into the topic in my textbook.

Memrise is nice to just memorize some words.