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No. When the reception asks if you want to check in or the shopkeeper asks if you need a bag.. you won't get that from Duolingo. You'll learn the word for an ap
by gardenhedge 4y ago
No. When the reception asks if you want to check in or the shopkeeper asks if you need a bag.. you won't get that from Duolingo. You'll learn the word for an apple though and if your memory is good you'll be able to recall it when needed.
- gs17 4y agoThe Japanese course did in fact teach me what "apple" is, but for some reason it taught me to apologize (appleogize?) for being one.
- dyno12345 4y agoor my personal favorite, getting tripped up by a followup question from a server like "do you want mustard with that?" etc.
- gardenhedge 4y agoAnd then when they see you slightly confused they inevitably just say it in English.. rendering your months of using Duolingo pointless
- benatkin 4y agoOne of the first places I ate at in a majority Spanish speaking country was called Mostaza. It means mustard in Spanish and is a burger place.