About that, they also have annual memberships where you pay the fee for the whole year at once. If not, it's pretty easy for them to lie. If you don't get what you want, that's when you call up your bank, explain everything in great detail and go from there. There are busy times and quiet times at the gym, just like everywhere else. I've had it for over a year.How to suspend your membership: Online by clicking on the My City Sports Make sure you actually reasonably attempt a negotiation with the gym and make it look you really tried in the event you don't get what you want. I don't know if it's $160 good, but I do recommend it. I do think Lingodeer is quite good for some people. Not sure why exactly, but I've drifted away from the app because of it.

I kind of find the lessons boring and not as engaging as I'd like. I'm not good speaking Korean and my listening skills aren't much better. I wish the speaking exercises used AI to grade my speech instead of relying on myself to determine if I matched the speaker or not. It's easy to do, but the UI seems weird with it. I'm much better if someone else decides that for me.įor some reason I find switching between the languages annoying. For example, instead of having reviews at regular intervals, I have to decide if I should review or not. A lot of what needs to be done (writing practice, reviews, timed reviews) is entirely on the user to figure out. I've gotten further with textbooks (I do realize not everyone wants to learn from textbooks). The cons: It's expensive and I'm not sure the expense is worth it. I really like the speaking exercises and comparing my voice to the speaker. Plus, depending on the language, there is also writing practice available. The biggest pro to Lingodeer: It has a wide variety of exercises and enough repetition and review so that you can actually learn from it.

However, other changes with Duolingo have kept me from recommending it anymore. I got it because I am learning Korean and Japanese and, at the time, Duolingo really sucked for those two languages (particularly Korean), although I hear Duolingo has improved a lot.

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