[auxbuss]

After Duolingo, I've been using clozemaster (for Spanish). I paid the USD 40 pa for the audio version. I type responses rather than answer via multiple choice. It's a lot more challenging than Duolingo, and I've learned a _lot_ more vocab.

I don't think language is about memorization so much as it becoming part of your zombie mode, as the learning folks like to call it. Kind of a innate understanding.

Other sites I've used:

* yabla [1] for listening comprehension

* lang-8 [2] for writing

newsinslowspanish [3] do a free podcast of the first 10-15 minutes of each of their shows. Reading Spanish news' sites helps; most have additional videos these days. I read EuroNews in Spanish. They also have an app.

Of course, there's tons of stuff on YouTube.

[0] https://www.clozemaster.com/ [1] https://www.yabla.com/ [2] http://lang-8.com/ [3] https://www.newsinslowspanish.com/