"我用多邻国学习中文。"

Translation: I use Duolingo to learn Chinese.

[Hedwigechouette]

haha, I like the choice of characters to transliterate Duolingo...more neighbouring countries....so if you use duolingo you can converse with folk in more neighbouring countries...or by extension I like to think of it as the whole world becomes your neighbour, hehe

[Wilson.Ta]

Agree! Duolingo's Chinese name is so meaningful. 多领国 literally translates as "many neighbouring countries", a whole level of appreciation in bridging different cultures and languages.

[RobinThor]

It is 多邻国, not 多领国

[dTanMan]

Agree! I was so mindblown the first time I saw their translation while poking around Duolingo haha

[DianaI915160]

Awesome way to see it

[YumeKuchik]

I like it too!

[VeroMic]

or more literly, a lot neighboor country

[Hedwigechouette]

"I use Duolingo to study chinese" was rejected but should be accepted

[elmanisero777]

just submitted this and got accepted :)

[bugwine]

我用我的男朋友学习中文...哈哈哈 ^^

[steven16]

Sounds like self promoting to me

[small_jip]

Nothing wrong with a bit of shameless self promotion. Gotta keep us hooked!

[nashih]

I think they're makong fun of themselves :)

[Mariyammy]

How did they know?! :-D

[SoeMyint5]

I want burmese is added in Duolingo, as it is a neighbor country of china.

[RobinThor]

Why not "I learn chinese on duolingo"?

[LeChatParle]

Most likely because they want you to use the word "to use" since that's the one used in the Chinese sentence

[Richi946080]

PLEASE stop referencing Dlingo in the sentences. This is really stupid.

[JaydenLaury]

They marked wrong when I put app after duolingo. Is it because they really think the duolingo is an own proper noun?