5 stars: Used Duolingo for months recently. Though it was fun, I found that it never explained things. For example, there was one course where each session would alternate between casual and formal. Nothing mentioned that this was the case, and as a result I often had to Google \
5 stars: This is the best language learning app I have used in a long time. LingoDeer does an excellent job of providing just enough explaination for you to understand, and allows you access to more thorough explainations if you need. I used it for a few days and knew it was worth the premium subscription
5 stars: Great app for learning Japanese on. Haven't felt the need to buy the full version yet either but more than likely will in the near future. Only thing is it's a little annoying that it pops up after every lesson with the option to buy the full version and I noticed certain symbols are missing a small part of the lines for certain words.
4 stars: It's a really good app. Because it breaks down each sound in a phrase. It also is known for teaching good grammar. I haven't purchased the full thing yet but I am heavily considering it since it's fun and actually learnable unlike mr green owl. Also it's not like a fancy flashcard like memerise. The reason it's not a 5 star is because it's now subscription based. I think it should offer a 1 time purchase instead of a year. :/ Just saying
5 stars: Better than duolingo and well worth the upgrade . I'm learning Japanese and korean . edit...