800 -Day Streak ofn Duolingo App

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I got aAs of today, I have an 800 -day streak ofn Duolingo App today.

The version that @whimstories suggested is good, too :)

The app helps toyou study foreign languages not only, including English, but also Chinese, Fraench, and so on.

You can also learn Valyrian, a language which is introduced atin the series/show Game of Thrones.

The target use of this app is from new beginners to B1 level usersaudience is language learners from novice level to B1, so it doesn't help me with my English much.

So it isn't so helpful to my current English.

But it makes a way how to makedoes give me a way to stick with daily routines easily.

By the way, I can make many've also developed/I also stick to other learning routines like reading English books, writing English journals and speaking for ten minutes in English.

I hope I can travel to China without needing to use translating apps.

I get what you mean, but the way you wrote this sentence, it makes it sound like you don't want to use the apps to *travel*

800 Day Streak of Duolingo App

I gotam on an 800 day streak ofn the Duolingo Aapp today.

Or: "I hit an 800 day streak on Duolingo today."

The app not only helps towith study foreign languages not only English, but alsoing English but also other foreign languages, such as Chinese, Fraench and so on.

You can also learn Valyrian language which is introduced atthein Game of Thrones.

The target use ofrs for this app is from neware beginners to B1 level uslearners.

So it isn't sothat helpful ato my current English level.

But it makes a way how to makeencourages daily routines easily.

By the way, I can make manyhave other learnstudying routines like reading English books, writing English journals, and speaking ten minutes in English.

I hope I can travel to China without using translationg apps.