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i studied french in school for a few years, but haven't practiced it in so long that i don't remember much

i'm currently learning japanese in school and in self-study, but know a good chunk of it conversationally because of where i live

Can anyone tell me if using duolingo is worth it?
From my perspective it just seems to teach you words and phrases, not how certain languages actually work.

English,French,Igbo, and Yoruba

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Can speak English, some Filipino Dialects, Spanish, and a very broken French
I tried at learning Italian at one point or another as well.

it's not like you're gonna learn too much about a language
not that i know anything about learning words

i can speak spanish and english. i'm also learning french in school.

English, Latvian, Russian and Eesti. Used to know Finnish, but oh well.

English because being raised in America, Laotian because it's my household language, and Spanish from classes in school.

trust me, it wont be worth it

Mandarin Chinese, English, Korean, Japanese.

I can't believe no one has said Vietnamese yet ;_;
Where my Viet people at

Dutch, English, French, German

English, german, spanish and danish.

I speak english and enough spanish to get me through mexico, but not 100% fluent yet (getting there!)

spanish, english and a bit of portuguese.

It's really helpful for embedding simple grammar and vocab. I've used it a lot this year for German (doing year 12) and it's really helped me with just remembering how to conjugate verbs and stuff (I barely knew any German at the start of the year, don't ask). The main advantage is the instant feedback which is really useful, I've found its lessons are also structured quite well. Best used in tandem with other things though, like classes or books or videos etc

Swedish, English and practically no Italian, but I am studying it in school if that counts.

Double spanish/us nationality.

Toi cung noi duoc tieng viet! And also English.

I'm also part of the massive pool of kids who learned Spanish in school,
but I'm terrible at Spanish so I consider myself to know 2.5 languages.

Lets see

Turkish (main language)
English
German (B1 level, learning it)
Norwegian (I used to live there)

Dutch, English, German, French, Spanish, and enough Russian to play in a team with crazy eblans

English and I'm fluent at talking shit.

making attempts at learning Russian the last few months. it's always sounded the most interesting by far imo. hopefully it doesn't take years отдых в кусок

Vietnamese, English, Spanish, and Chinese (Mandarin).

Learning Spanish and Korean although have no one to speak either language with so don't really know a whole lot. Can read 한글 though! Just need to learn vocab.

I speak a fair bit of Welsh

Cantonese, Mandarin, English. Considering Spanish. Is it easy/hard? Is it useful?

I can't really say anything in terms of difficulty, but it can be useful if you actually use it (if you're in an area of others that speak Spanish), or if you want to learn French.