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No lesson trees, no drills: Language Solitaire deals your vocabulary onto a card table and lets solitaire do the teaching. Match categories, build runs, win crowns — the learning happens on the way.

The polyglot feature nobody else ships: pick a pair of languages and play them in the same deck — with the game quietly dealing more practice to whichever one is weaker.

Evan Edinger kept a Duolingo streak for over five years, then tested himself with an unscripted 25-minute conversation in Berlin. What the owl gets right, where it stalls — and where we deal a different hand.
I know Duolingo is not the fastest way of learning a language… but it's an easy thing I can throw in during my day, and it has had huge benefits.
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The companion magazine to the card game that teaches you languages while you play.
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