AsianFin -- Duolingo may be headquartered in Pittsburgh, but its green owl mascot is making waves far beyond American borders—particularly on Chinese social media. On platforms like Douyin and ...

Duolingo's popularity is largely driven by its transformation of language learning into a mobile gaming experience. The platform's game-like interface—complete with treasure chests, XP points, and ...

When the threat of a TikTok ban sent millions of users flocking to Xiaohongshu/RedNote as an alternative to the platform, Zaria Parvez, a senior global social media manager at Duolingo, saw an ...

On Jan 14, with the looming deadline of TikTok’s potential ban in the US, the account poked fun at American users jumping over to Chinese app Xiaohongshu, calling them out for learning Mandarin ...

Duolingo reported 216% year-on-year growth in January in new Mandarin learners, with a sharp spike in mid-January as RedNote gained popularity. Duolingo’s internal survey revealed a corresponding rise ...

Duolingo gamifies language learning, offering experience (XP) points, Lingots (virtual currency), badges, achievements, and rewards for completing interactive lessons.

According to TechCrunch, 700 million TikTok users have migrated over to RedNote, also known as Xiaohongshu, another TikTok-like popular Chinese social video platform. Additionally, American users ...

SCOTT SIMON, HOST: When TikTok looked doomed in the U.S., many users quickly signed up for another Chinese-owned app called Xiaohongshu in protest. It's known as RedNote in English.

As the situation unfolded last weekend, press coverage and social comments about the adoption of Chinese social media app Xiaohongshu (referred to as RedNote in the U.S.) took off. Duolingo, a ...

Xiaohongshu, described as a Chinese version of Instagram, became the most downloaded free app on Apple’s iPhone download charts and climbed into the top 10 on Alphabet’s Google Play Store.