If you've ever tried to use a learning language app, you've probably used one like Duolingo, Memorize, Drops, you name them. But apparently Duolingo is working on a music app. Do you think this will be helpful for those who are trying to learn a second language?

Yes I remember back when I was taking Spanish I just listen to a lot of Selena as a kid I just had to say about Selena but I learn a lot of Spanish through her music

Yes, it is definitely going to be helpful. I have used Duolingo for a long, long time and music one of the tools that I used to learn how to speak English.

Yeah actually hope so goes like when I'm I remember when I was learning French it was really hard though but the music's really help me even that much is your recommend me to always listen to the music so that will be able to understand the

That's a good question. It depends on the music though because I love Bad Bunny and couldn't tell you a ******* thing he says. So, there's that.

While I think that music is a great language learning tool I don't think it's great for a primary to just because we sing differently than we speak you know singing tends to be more poetic

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Oh absolutely it does. That's actually how I learned Italian when I was a kid. I'm relearning it now, but music helps so much.

I've learned multiple languages. English is my second, Greek is becoming my third quickly. And music has been great for pronunciation and phonetics, but it would be too distracting if it vocabulary and Rosetta Stone was the

I think listening to music or even TV shows for that matter in the language that you're learning could help tremendously. The more you can immerse yourself into the language the easier it'll be for you to understand it and become blue in it.

Yes, it definitely helps to a certain degree, I would say.