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    Crunchyroll, Duolingo Team Up to Teach Anime Fans Japanese

    Breana CeballosBy Breana CeballosMay 16, 20233 Mins Read
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    Wanna know how you can learn all of your favorite phrases easily from all of your favorite anime? Duolingo and Crunchyroll have teamed up to create a fast tracked learning program for anime fans like you! To help language learners and anime fans dive deeper, Crunchyroll and Duolingo are also providing limited-time promotions of their subscriptions. 

    In celebration of all things anime, Crunchyroll and Duolingo have partnered to bring “Over 9000” (just kidding!), nearly 50 iconic phrases from fan-favorite anime into immersive Japanese lessons on Duolingo.

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    “Anime is a dynamic medium and we know viewers have a curiosity for learning. Now on Duolingo, fans worldwide can celebrate anime through learning iconic phrases from their favorite series,” said Terry Li, Senior Vice President of Emerging Business, Crunchyroll. “We also hope anime-curious learners will be intrigued by their Japanese lessons on Duolingo and will explore all that anime has to offer on Crunchyroll.” 

    Nearly a third (26%) of Duolingo Japanese learners cite fun, like watching their favorite anime shows, as their top motivation for learning. Japanese is the third most popular language for English speakers to learn on Duolingo.  Not only can you watch more anime and understand, but you’ll be able to have simple conversations with people at anime conventions and other fun get togethers.

    “We chose to partner with the leader in anime entertainment, Crunchyroll, to advance our Japanese course because we know watching TV shows and films in the language you’re studying is a great way to learn and we wanted to offer our learners a way to further immerse themselves in the Japanese language through anime,” said George Audi, Senior Director of Business Development. “We hope this partnership will be as delightful to anime fans as it was for our Learning, Design and Marketing teams to work on!”

    As part of the partnership, premium Crunchyroll subscribers will be eligible for a two-month trial of Super Duolingo, the premium, ad-free tier of the language learning app. Free Crunchyroll users will be eligible for a one-month trial of Super Duolingo. Duolingo learners studying Japanese may be eligible for one free month of Crunchyroll Mega Fan premium access, which provides ad-free viewing of the world’s largest anime library of more than 44,000 episodes and 18,000 hours of series and films. 

    To encourage language learners looking to dive into the world of anime, Crunchyroll is also making a roundup of series with easy to understand, everyday vocabulary available on AVOD for a limited time, including: “Bananya”, which features an adorable kitty who lives in a banana, “Free! – Iwatobi Swim Club”, a sports anime following a high school swim club, “Laid-Back Camp”, the beloved slice of life series, and “Nichijou – My Ordinary Life”, a surreal comedy following three ordinary girls.

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