Erika
GBI’m sure it’s fine for under 3rd grade I’m sure it’s fine for under 3rd grade. I got it for my 5th and 7th grade girls because it’s supposed to be for under 14. The cartoons, games and voices are all *very* preschool. The girls felt like they were being talked to like babies. Unfortunately we didn’t last past the second day because they hated it. Which is unfortunate because otherwise, the content seemed fine and the price point was excellent compared to other products like it.
Maria
KGVery interesting app for kids to study… Very interesting app for kids to study languages (ours choosed chineese). What is important, it is also of a good quality (cartoons, pictures, texts, games, design).
ericakerr
GBStop charging me I only did freee trial. -
Ozgur Cebioglu
GBWe recently subscribed to Dinolingo… We recently subscribed to Dinolingo Spanish course for our daughter, and it has only been a couple of days but she absolutely loves it. The excitement she feels as she learns new Spanish words is amazing. We couldn't be happier with our decision to enroll her.
Roman Z, Week Trial Attempter
GBI wish more people knew about this As a long time Duolingo user I've always wished for more language options. Languages like Punjabi and Urdu are so intimidating to me for their pronunciation and scripts alone. It's important to recognize that these are skills that take time and patience to learn, even as an adult. Duolingo expects too many skills at the start. Dinolingo focuses on the core skills that develop language fluency from the start. If you want to learn a language in a more immersive manner then this is your way to go. Great for kids and adults alike