How to Say “Duolingo” in Chinese

多邻国
Duōlínguó
Duolingo in Chinese is 多邻国 (Duōlínguó).
多邻国 is the official Chinese name for the language-learning platform. If you wish to describe it neutrally, you can use the phrase 一个语言学习应用, which means a language learning application.

How do you pronounce it?

Duōlínguó

Did you know?

  • In Chinese, if you were to describe the 'Duolingo owl' mascot, you would use the word 猫头鹰 (māotóuyīng), which literally translates to 'cat-headed eagle'.
  • Chinese learners often use the word 刷 (shua), meaning 'to brush' or 'to swipe', to describe the act of completing lessons on 多邻国.
  • When discussing the app on social media, Chinese users often use the phrase 打卡 (da ka) to mean 'checking in' or maintaining a daily streak on 多邻国.

Examples in context

  • 昨天我在多邻国里完成了学世界语。
    Yesterday I finished learning Esperanto on Duolingo.
    This sentence shows how to use 多邻国 when talking about completing a language course on the platform.
    Tatoeba #8853843 by iiujik, translation #4240439 by shekitten
  • 你听说过一个语言学习应用叫Duolingo吗?
    Have you heard of a language learning application called Duolingo?
  • 今天多邻狗又给我发了一堆提示
    Today, Duolingo bombarded me with a bunch of reminders again!
  • 我正在用多邻国学日语。
    Wǒ zhèngzài yòng Duōlíngguó xué Rìyǔ.
    I am using Duolingo to learn Japanese.
  • 多邻国上的课程很有趣。
    Duōlíngguó shàng de kèchéng hěn yǒuqù.
    The courses on Duolingo are very interesting.

Example conversation

Two friends are talking about learning a new language.

  1. 志强 Zhiqiang

    佳怡,你在学法语吗?
    Jiāyí, nǐ zài xué Fǎyǔ ma?
    Jiayi, are you studying French?
  2. 佳怡 Jiayi

    是的,我在用多邻国学习。
    Shì de, wǒ zài yòng Duōlínguó xuéxí.
    Yes, I am using Duolingo to learn.
  3. 志强 Zhiqiang

    那个软件好用吗?
    Nàge ruǎnjiàn hǎoyòng ma?
    Is that app easy to use?
  4. 佳怡 Jiayi

    非常有趣,志强你也试试吧。
    Fēicháng yǒuqù, Zhìqiáng nǐ yě shìshi ba.
    It's very interesting, Zhiqiang, you should try it too.

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