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Some of it’s statistics were pretty interesting, like the huge amount of Arabic speaking people that wanted to learn Swedish.
by dep_b 5y ago
Some of it’s statistics were pretty interesting, like the huge amount of Arabic speaking people that wanted to learn Swedish.
- vr46 5y agoDriven by many refugees that sought asylum in Sweden, I believe. https://blog.duolingo.com/our-commitments-to-helping-refugees/ https://blog.duolingo.com/our-commitments-to-helping-refugee...
- gurkendoktor 5y agoDuolingo's loading screen regularly highlights that: "Did you know that most people learning Swedish on Duolingo are in Sweden (refugees)?" (quote from memory)
- uniqueid 5y agoI don't know how recent that statistic is, but the statistics Duolingo released a few years back were misleading. I believe Duolingo claimed, for example, that Swedish speakers were most interested in learning Arabic, but they left out the fact that they only offered one course for Swedish-speakers aside from Arabic.