Duolingo 1-Year Subscription | Invitation Link

Duolingo 12-month subscription for ₩9,900. Receive an invitation link after purchase and accept it using your own Duolingo account.

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Duolingo 1-Year Subscription

Purchase a one-year subscription to Duolingo language learning. An invitation link is provided after payment for you to accept using your own Duolingo account.

Product details

Subscription term 12 months (1 year)
Selling price ₩9,900
Delivery details Invitation link provided after purchase
Account to use Your own Duolingo account
Product type Digital subscription

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  1. Add the product to your cart, confirm the one-year subscription and ₩9,900 price, then complete payment.
  2. Enter a correct contact email at checkout. Receive your invitation link through the order contact details after purchase.
  3. Open the invitation link, sign in to the Duolingo account you want to use, and follow the prompts to accept the invitation.
  4. After joining, check the subscription status and benefits in your Duolingo account.

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This product is delivered by invitation link. Accept with your own account and check the signed-in account when opening the link.

Membership features follow the invitation plan you receive and what appears in your Duolingo account.

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BrandDuolingo
Subscription term12 months (1 year)
Delivery detailsInvitation link provided after purchase
Account to useYour own Duolingo account

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