>Duolingo has High Valyrian but NONE of the Yugoslav languages.

It's full of errors anyway.

>>79081029
High Valyrian is more popular.

>>79081029
There are more manchildren willing to learn a made up language from a mediocre series of books than manchildren role-playing as kebab removers

duolingo is for normies who want to learn a language but only willing to put into the bare minimum work required to learn the basics.

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I use Duolingo

>>79081029
>duolingo
Asides from that it doesn't really surprise me that it has a fictional language. More people know high valyrian than Greek for one.

>>79082313
Oh come on, it's not *that* bad. At least as good as a 101 course.

>>79081029
who cares about balkan subhumans

>>79082393
A lot of the sentences they use are wrong or unnatural, by the time you've sussed out the right one you might as well have just got it from another source

>>79081050
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>>79082313
>>79082419
reddit

>>79082199
I know right? What kind of disgrace chooses to make their learning faster and easier?
It's almost as if that might help them absorb the information easier or something?
Woah, so strange.