Quick 2-min survey: What's your biggest language learning frustration? (Building better tools based on your feedback)

Hey everyone! 👋

I've been researching why so many people start language learning apps but quit after a few weeks. For me personally, it seems like a lot of apps are great at one aspect but then the rest is either severely lacking or non-existent.

(i.e. Duolingo has great gamification and incentive to play but has 0 conversational practice and the content isn't super realistic or meaningful, while Pimsleur has great audio content and conversational practice but a practically non-existent incentive system to encourage you or keep you interested)

I'm working on solutions and would love 2 minutes of your time to understand what actually frustrates you most (it's just 5 questions). This isn't about selling anything - just trying to understand real problems from real people so I know where to put my focus.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSec7BYklA-qsgFq9sbvp2cPahqtonBXGHVWGynszEpvfwxauA/viewform?usp=pp_url&entry.1606443992=Reddit+r/languagelearning

I'll share the results once I get enough responses just in case you're all interested. I'm curious to see if the patterns I'm seeing in research match what you all experience day-to-day.

Thanks! 🙏

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