In every other regard I've found Duo to be the superior of the two. The only thing that Lingodeer has over Duolingo are the grammar explanations that accompany the lessons. I have to say that I was thoroughly unimpressed with Lingodeer. Last month I finally decided to pay for lingodeer and see just how much better it is than Duolingo. Duolingo has made a lot of great improvements from when it first dropped its Japanese course and I think a lot of the comparisons between the two were made before those improvements.
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