Levels Update

Just now I got to level 18 Norwegian (I was only two points away, so I did an extra lesson), and when I confirmed that, I also noticed that I'd leveled up in Dutch.  I'm now on level 21.

A couple years ago, I made a chart of what number of points corresponds to what level.  The threshold for level 21 is 17,000 points.  Since I have 17,028, I think I must have leveled up on Thursday or Friday.  I didn't do any Dutch lessons on Saturday, and I did one (and earned 10 points) early this morning, so on Friday I had 17,018 points.  But I can't remember how many lessons I did on Friday.  Either I'd already leveled up on Thursday and did only one lesson on Friday or I did two lessons on Friday and those 20 points pushed me into the next level.

Level 7 Turkish

Level 7 Turkish!

Duolingo Levels Update

This morning, after I reached Level 6 Romanian and discovered that Duolingo doesn't notify me when I reach a new level anymore, I compared my current Duolingo levels to the records I have on this blog and discovered that I'd unknowingly leveled up in five different languages.

I'm now on Level 15 Spanish:

Unsurprisingly (because I practice them everyday), I leveled up in all three of the non-Latin alphabet languages I'm learning:

I also got to Level 7 Irish:

Keeping track of when I leveled up in a language is most of the reason I started this blog.  Now that Duolingo doesn't notify me, I'll have to keep an eye on my levels myself.

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EDIT: I realized after posting this that I'd actually reached level 14 Russian back in January.

Level 6 Romanian

I didn't get the usual notification (in fact, I got no notification at all), but I reached level 6 Romanian!

I hope Duolingo didn't do away with levels in their shift to the new crowns system.

Level 25 Italian

Level 25 Italian!

I also reached a 1650-day streak to-day: