Duolingo, a popular language-learning app, often frustrates users due to translation discrepancies between its correct answers and those provided by external sources like Google Translate. Users who utilize these tools often receive incorrect feedback from Duolingo, resulting in lesson failures. Duolingo does provide an option for users to report that their answer should have been accepted, but this does not effectively address the issue of inconsistency in translations, leading to challenges for learners trying to improve their language skills.
When I find discrepancies between Google Translate and Duolingo translations, it results in a 'fail' on the lesson, which can be frustrating for learners. I often rely on Google for research and guidance, especially for languages I am less familiar with, but this often leads to discrepancies.
Duolingo offers a feature that allows users to indicate that their answer should have been accepted when it doesn't match its correctness norms, but this doesn't resolve the underlying issue of inconsistent translations.
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