Duolingo sentences are madness

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Publicado 2022-07-14
Whilst I sourced some of these myself, a big ol thanks for the help from Twitter @DuolingoStrange for the rest. I don't know how that Twitter user's sanity is robust enough to look through these crazy phrases every goddamn day, good luck to em.

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  • @darkshado9510
    Norwegian has a bunch of good ones that form a story "My wife hates me", " I am getting divorced", "She is taking the kids" and " I am eating bread and crying on the floor"
  • @pacifistcowboy
    they could make a horror movie out of someone learning a language but all the translations get gradually more specific, personal, and threatening
  • @Ze0do0Gas
    "Love is blind, but the neighbors ain't" must be the greatest sentence ever written by an human being
  • @dm44444
    When I learned Ancient Greek, our textbook had sentences like "We threw the babbling old man off the cliff" and "Some children do not deserve to live".
  • @Eggslovemetoo
    My mum used to do Dutch on Duolingo (before giving up and doing Welsh instead) and one phrase she used to get quite frequently was "You might be a duck."
  • @rayeraykaydenn
    I’m currently learning Greek. So far, I’ve only learned one color. Pink. It pops up in practically all my sentences. The pink water. The pink toast. The pink soup. The bread and the fish are pink. The pink water. The pink water. THE PINK WATER. STOP TELLING ME WATER IS PINK.
  • @madbeef.
    "He shouted so loudly when the birds were eating his eyes" is legit haunting.
  • “I thought it was an apple store but they only sold computers” is genuinely hilarious
  • @EarlHare
    The silly and weird sentences are very deliberate. They are something you are extremely unlikely to hear out in the wild so it trains you to listen to each word and actually comprehend what is being said rather than just guessing the sentence based on what it's most likely to be saying.
  • @swiftkillerrr
    I love how "I want to live in your shoes so I can be with you every step of the way" is really wholesome and then after that its just "The end is soon."
  • @nadie823
    1:59 Love is blind, but the neighbour ain't (El amor es ciego, pero el vecino no) is an actual proverbial phrase in spanish. It means that the lovers may not see the toxic traits or red flags that their couples may have because they are in love, but people outside the relationship can see them more objectively because their judgement is not affected by the feeling of afection, thus why it is a good idea to look for advice from friends or people outside of the relationship
  • @EarlyOwOwl
    The amount of times I had to write "No, I am perfect" in german Duolingo has transformed me into a narcissist.
  • "Love is blind, but the neighbors ain't." That quote had me rolling. 🤣
  • @Robin_Gray
    I don't remember any disturbing sentences, but once I was learning English and I got this: "The princess wanted to kill the monster, but then she saw three baby monsters. The monster had a family!" and it was so cute 😭✨
  • @Ashorterhandle
    Me waiting for the “Please take a shower immediately 🤨”
  • @literallylanie
    “Is two half brothers one brother?” Absolutely KILLED ME 😭💀
  • Fun fact: Every sentences in duolingo ISN'T computer-generated, all of them are typed by humans
  • @tandemdwarf745
    My new favorite sentence from German Duolingo is "Markus is going for a walk with his plants"
  • @blep-ir2jp
    The fact that the lady is smiling and giving thumbs-ups as she says "The lion is eating a boy" ... 💀