Hello. It’s called Our Generation.

I remember at the time having to pay for hearts. Thanks for letting everyone know, just in case.

@@GarnetsWeb Yes, you can practise to earn hearts. That's been the case for a long, long time. It's a great system and you even earn XP on each practice lesson. Perhaps you weren't paying proper attention. Duolingo has always promised to keep language learning totally free. Paying for stuff is optional. I ended up in the top 10 of the Diamond League just using the free version and I learned a great deal.

That's alright, thanks for respectfully sharing your opinion!

@@GarnetsWeb streaks is stressful what if your parent takes away your phone what if you dont want to login everyday

@@DecidiousGreens I agree.

Yes! Also, as I mentioned, you don't need to pay for hearts on the free version if you don't want to. You can practise to earn hearts. That's been the case for a long, long time. It's a great system and you even earn XP on each practice lesson. Perhaps you weren't paying proper attention. Duolingo has always promised to keep language learning totally free. Paying for stuff is optional. I ended up in the top 10 of the Diamond League just using the free version and I learned a great deal.

@@ayoutubechannel.1733 also duolingo is slowly making unlimited hearts normal

You're welcome! Hope it helps.

Thank you! It's for people like you, thank God I didn't give up, lol!

Thank you for your opinion on this topic. Everyone learns differently as you know, and what pressures one may be perfectly fine for the next.

As I mentioned, you don't need to pay for hearts on the free version if you don't want to. You can practise to earn hearts. That's been the case for a long, long time. It's a great system and you even earn XP on each practice lesson. Perhaps you weren't paying proper attention. Duolingo has always promised to keep language learning totally free. Paying for stuff is optional. I ended up in the top 10 of the Diamond League just using the free version and I learned a great deal.

Yeah, punishing mistakes in the case of language learning hasn't really helped anyone, as far as I know.

As I mentioned, you don't need to pay for hearts on the free version if you don't want to. You can practise to earn hearts. That's been the case for a long, long time. It's a great system and you even earn XP on each practice lesson. Perhaps you weren't paying proper attention. Duolingo has always promised to keep language learning totally free. Paying for stuff is optional. I ended up in the top 10 of the Diamond League just using the free version and I learned a great deal.

I haven't always used detangling spray, (though it does work best,) but before that, I used to use a spray bottle with warm water and conditioner, shake it, and it detangles fairly well. Sorry for my late response, hope that helps.

Greetings to you too! And that's very true.

@@GarnetsWeb 🤝😁

@@GarnetsWeb Hello again do you plan to realize more videos or nor never again.

@@onthatilemvelo6494 Hello! Eventually. (:

@@GarnetsWeb 🤝

Thank you for your input, that's very true!

In my opinion, duolingo should remove leagues, people now think it's a game, and just uses duolingo for the XP, which is dumb they're not learning, they're doing lessons for XP.

@@knightthenerfer I never thought about removing the leagues altogether, but that's honestly a good idea. I just think the public factor of the leaderboard causes unnecessary feelings of defeat, as well as constant notifications. Perhaps they could refine the leaderboard a bit. If they're going to keep these "hearts" in the game, maybe have each league you level up in give more hearts instead of it being basically useless.

@@knightthenerfer - 👍Good idea.

@@knightthenerfer i agree or just a option to not do the leagues -

I'm so glad to hear that!

They removed the discussion forum? No way... It's been so long since I've used Duolingo, and that's just so sad to hear.

Hi- You can refill your Duolingo hearts for free by repeating previously completed GOLD LEVEL activities in any of your languages. I do agree that there are things about Duolingo’s game-like nature that are turning me off: I don’t need to practice the activities that are gold already. They aren’t challenging enough. The “race the timer” activities only practice beginner vocab AND the speed of your hand-eye coordination. The iPhone app users can’t earn as many points for the same activities as computer users score. Doing “leagues” kept me using the app, but instead of trying for higher levels, I would often repeat lower activities (so I learned nothing) just to get to the next league. I’ve been in Diamond League a long time now, so long I feel this is an obsessive-compulsive thing, not an admirable trait. I have found this level so competitive that to stay in there, I actual skip a few days which the most seriously competitive users don’t, so the scores aren’t as unreasonable. If not for this level of competitiveness, I’d used Duolingo more often. I’ve set myself a goal of being in Diamond league for the rest of the year, then I’ll turn off viewing the leagues so I can just focus on learning some of the more advanced aspects of language learning that Duolingo offers. I’ve already listened to all the podcasts and participated in all the interactive stories. There are some more advanced grammar topics I can use practice with. in summary, learning languages should be more fun than the Duolingo “leagues game” has made it, but doing the activities (minus the leagues) can be a fun way to get into a language. The points for spaced repetitions need to lead to higher level activities than the completed beginner levels.

​@@GarnetsWebthey still have a discussion forum

The discussion forum is very likely got removed because of EU regulations about making things more safe for children. So the duolingo has to follow the regulations since they want to sell the product on the EU markets too. And that's why they removed the forum, because they didn't want to invest in better moderation and stuff to qualify for the regulations. Even if they not telling it publicly, but it's clear as sun if you think about it.

Yeah, I actually have another Our Generation doll that has tangly hair as this one had. Strange!

Thanks so much! 😄

Of course

And thank you for replying

That's great! :) I'm signed in too, but I still have the issue of hearts running out.

As I mentioned, you don't need to pay for hearts on the free version if you don't want to. You can practise to earn hearts. That's been the case for a long, long time. It's a great system and you even earn XP on each practice lesson. Perhaps you weren't paying proper attention. Duolingo has always promised to keep language learning totally free. Paying for stuff is optional. I ended up in the top 10 of the Diamond League just using the free version and I learned a great deal.

Sorry, I don't know.

Open it in your browser on pc or use the full version of site on mobile phone. Go to privacy settings and uncheck public profile. You could google this in a second, Chad.

Then don't look at it. How about that genius

Have you tried yet? I thought mine was going to be impossible to detangle as well, but with a bit of patience, the process worked. The biggest tip I can offer you is to begin the detangling on dry hair, not wet. The same can be said for human hair, once the hair is wet, it's much harder to detangle. You may consider cutting off the bigger knots/mats as well. I chose not to cut a lot so it could still be nice and long, but cutting would definitely be helpful. I wish you the best, let me know how it goes!

Good job though it didn't really out

It went away naturally after the whole process of soaking, etc. Lots of frizz is on the bottom still as is noticeable at the end, but I chose not to cut it off.

After i was done combing through all the hair, I microwaved water for 1min and 30 sec then poured it over the dolls hairthen quickly combed through it. Now she is air drying until morning then I will come back and let you know how it has dried😊

​@@aprilturner2974it's been a month, how did it go?

@@ashleyluna4497 it looked beautiful and manageable

@@aprilturner2974 ok I'm currently trying it, but does the frizz go away? Does the frizz become less or does the frizz on the hairs end stay frizzed, if so, how do I get rid of the frizz? I heard you can get rid of frizz with a hair straightener but I don't have one and was wondering if there are any other ways to get rid of the frizz without cutting it

Thanks!

Thanks so much! Yep, I've ripped out the tangles with a brush before. Your doll will end up with a lot of bald spots afterwards. It's not worth it.

@@GarnetsWeb I do all my dolls the way you did it by hand its hard work and takes a long time but its worth it in the end ..

@@GarnetsWeb that happened with mine 😅

@@Celestia6098 Ooh, yeah. It's the worst! It's rally easy to get impatient and start using a brush, not worth the bald spots, though!

Thank you 💗 It's fun to do, and they sure do deserve another chance at being pretty dolls!

I hope so too! If you did it already, how'd it go?

Hello 👋

but this is doll hair?

Haha 😂 Procrastination got the best of me! I don't think it will take that long for most people though :D