Level 9 Irish

Level 9 Irish!

Level 8 Irish

Level 8 Irish!

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 Irish

Level 6 Irish!

Level 5 Irish

Level 5 Irish!

Level 4 Irish

Level 4 Irish!

This seems like a good time to note that there's really only a very loose relationship between what level I'm on and my actual proficiency in the language.  I'm at level 4 Irish now, but I'm really not very good at it; I've just been repeating the same lessons in the first three skills because I haven't quite got them yet.

Level 3 Irish

Level 3 Irish!

Level 2 Irish

Level 2 Irish!

Irish

To-day my sister told me that she finished the Irish Duolingo course, and I figured if she could do it (despite mentioning multiple times that "Irish is hard"), so I could.  So I started Irish:

Before I started Czech a few days ago, my language practicing schedule had workt out nicely.  There were a handful of languages I practiced everyday, and I had seven remaining, so I practiced one for each weekday.  Adding Czech disrupted this schedule, so I might as well add an-other language while I try to come up with a new one.