Takeaway: Babbel goes much more quickly than Duolingo, and allows for fewer mistakes. Weirdly, you can’t use special characters (ie é, è, ç, etc) on Babbel, but you can on Duolingo. When typing in a translation into Babbel, getting one letter wrong means you’ve missed the question. Image courtesy of Duolingo Spelling Mistakesīoth apps use your phone’s microphone to practice speaking, and they both have listening and spelling components. There’s a lot loss repetition on Babbel versus Duolingo, and Babbel starts throwing full sentences at you from the get-go.ĭuolingo has much more repetition. I’m not an educator, but on my end of things, Babbel goes MUCH MUCH more quickly. Okay, now we’re getting into the nitty gritty of learning a language. List of Babbel courses for English Speakers: Image courtesy of Duolingo List of Duolingo courses for English Speakers:īabbel, on the other hand, is a bit more eurocentric. This is where Duolingo shines, as the platform offers quite a few more languages than Babbel. If you’re serious about learning a language on Duolingo, I recommend that you buy premium – the ads take a lot of time. Babbelĭuolingo has a free version, while Babbel does not. I’ve also included a bit on user experience and branding, for my fellow app design nerds!! Image courtesy of Babbel #1: Cost: Duolingo Plus vs.
Image courtesy of Babbel Babbel vs Duolingo: Language App Comparisonīelow, I’m compared Duolingo and Babbel across 5 categories: Cost, Languages Available, Speed, Vocabulary, and Conversational Proficiency.
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