

I was fortunate enough to be one of the first two people selected to start making the course from the very beginning. So, Esperanto was recently added as one of the new languages in its Incubator, which means that it’s open to collaborators to create the course. Luis von Ahn once said that Esperanto has been, by far, the most commonly requested language on their site as you can hear yourself from his lecture about Duolingo at Duke University. Then people collaborate in a manner similar to Wikipedia and when the translations are good enough, they send the results to their clients and this is how they make money.
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His next dream is to translate the entire Internet in every language, an ambitious goal to say the least! Through this new website, anyone can learn a language for free and once they progress far enough in learning the language, they can practice by translating real texts from their target language.

Have you heard of the latest language-learning website that’s sweeping the globe: Duolingo? It was founded by Luis von Ahn, previously best-known for creating Captcha, those boxes on the Internet where you have to type a mangled word to prove that you’re human.
