Duolingo4.3.2

Practice languages from a Linux desktop by opening Duolingo’s lessons and completing its interactive exercises in a dedicated client. Duolingo presents the official service’s web-based learning experience in a desktop window, giving learners access to activities such as vocabulary practice, translation, listening, and speaking exercises. Your progress and course content come from the official Duolingo web application rather than from a separate learning system maintained by this client. This makes the program useful for regular study sessions when you prefer a desktop application over a browser tab.

Learners can work through lessons at home, during study breaks, or as a supplement to classroom language instruction. Speaking exercises can use the computer’s microphone after audio recording is enabled for Duolingo in Ubuntu’s Apps settings.

Yuzukosho publishes this open-source Education software as an unofficial wrapper for Duolingo on Linux. Version 4.3.2 runs on x86_64 systems, also called amd64, and requires Linux with snapd. Its unofficial status distinguishes it from an official native Duolingo desktop release: the application packages the web app for desktop use while relying on the service it wraps.