Language Reactor
Learn languages effectively by watching films and series in your target language.
The smartest way to learn a language: watch TV shows and movies with dual subtitles, translations, and vocab tools in every episode.
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Turn every show into an immersive language learning experience!
With clickable bilingual subtitles, interactive vocabulary tools, and AI-powered grammar assistance, the Lingopie Chrome extension transforms your streaming experience into a powerful language acquisition tool - right in your browser.
Enjoy dual subtitles, real-time translations, and intuitive grammar support that help you learn while you watch.
💡 Why Lingopie?
Unlike Language Reactor, Trancy, LingQ, or InterSub, Lingopie offers the smoothest, most reliable dual subtitle experience across streaming platforms. Each show is carefully rated by difficulty and features clickable subtitles reviewed by native speakers.
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Hands down, The BEST way to learn a language
I've been using this app for a few days now, and I'm really impressed with how helpful it is for remembering new vocabulary. The way it provides context for each word makes it much easier to understand and retain the meaning. The exercises are also well-designed and help reinforce what I've learned. One suggestion I have is to make the flashcards reversible, so you can practice translating from your native language to the new language as well. I think this would be a valuable addition to the learning process. The integration with Netflix is a fantastic feature, and it's been great to be able to watch shows and movies while learning new words at the same time. However, there seems to be a glitch for those of us who have a Netflix subscription with commercials. The app doesn't seem to work properly during ad breaks, which is a bit frustrating. Overall, I highly recommend this app to anyone looking to expand their vocabulary and improve their language skills. Despite a few minor issues, it's a well-rounded and effective learning tool.
Have been using it for a day and so i love it
I tried watching Netflix in French with English subtitles, but it in no way compared to watching through Lingopie with the tools and support needed to really learn. Fantastic interface and way to learn!
Great integration. You get to watch something really compelling and learn a new language at the same time.
Excellent integration -- the interface feels a lot like Lingopie itself. No complaints here. :)
really increadible. Idk why it is only 3.7 stars - i have never found something like this. Previously I was making flash cards and having to look up the words while watching... and now this does it for me!! its so great. Eventually it would be amazing to have every single show on netflix with this capability but I am really happy about it.
I'm really enjoying Lingopie! If you're starting off as an A1 learner, this tool is great since you can slow things down, pause after each line, and get a grammar lesson while you're at it. I'd say it's optimal for people in the B1 range who are trying to up their listening and gain vocabulary. It's similar to Language Reactor but the interface feels a bit more intuitive in my opinion. For languages like Japanese and Korean it would be nice to be able to use Lingopie on Crunchy Roll or Viki, but I think the options provided on Netflix are still great. It would also be nice to be able to use this on YouTube. I'm not sure if I just missed a setting to turn on furigana, but if you're a beginner Japanese learner, the subtitles can contain a lot of Kanji. It can be nice to kickstart your Kanji learning but it's a bit of pain. 4/5 stars - great overall, but some more selection would make it a 5/5
Jeg hadde russisk på videregående en gang på 80-tallet. Jeg erstattet tysk med russisk de siste to årene. Språklaboratorium, dvs. at vi kunne ta på oss hodetelefoner og lytte til innfødte snakke på sitt morsmål var en luksus som vi ikke hadde mer enn en gang hver tredje måned. Nå kan jeg omslutte meg med det russiske språk samt 8 andre ved hjelp av Netflix og Lingopie sine egne språkkurs. Gramatikk har jeg tilgjengelig for oppslag for hver setning i alt innhold jeg ser istedet for å ha gramatikken separat fra innholdet. Dersom jeg vil snakke med levende språklærere, har jeg tilgang til det også. De lager tester skreddersydd for deg basert på ordene du selv velger ut at du vil bli testet i. Den kurerte listen med filmer Lingopie har Lingopie sitt eget tekstlag der de har både enkeltord of fraser du kan lære i den konteksten de står i. Jeg kunne ikke vært mer fornøyd.
I love the platform! But I wish Despacito would make a come back on the music side. :)