Two languages, side by side.
Read subtitles in the language you learn alongside their translation. Follow the meaning without losing sight of the original words. Break long sentences down into small words you understand.
The language you learn, its pronunciation written your way and a translation in your language, together on any YouTube video. Match what you hear to what you read, and click any word to understand it.
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Keep the original words and their meaning in view, and link each word to its translation.
Read subtitles in the language you learn alongside their translation. Follow the meaning without losing sight of the original words. Break long sentences down into small words you understand.
Every line comes with its pronunciation: romaji, pinyin, Cyrillic, IPA… you choose the reading system that suits you.
Click any word to see what it means in the sentence you just heard.
Use the translation to follow the story and the original subtitles to notice the words. Pause whenever something catches your ear.
Pick a video in the language you learn, or any YouTube video with subtitles: MotherSubs can turn subtitles in another language into the one you learn.
Read the original, its pronunciation and a translation in your language at the same time. Connect the sounds to the words and their meaning.
Pause on a useful phrase, explore an unfamiliar word, or replay a line. Keep watching at your own pace.
MotherSubs works with 27 languages, in any direction: Japanese for a Russian speaker, Spanish for an Arab speaker, Thai for a French speaker. Read the original script, follow the pronunciation, and check the meaning in your language, all in the same video.
Each line gives you a different way into the language. Follow them together as you watch.
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