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Learn languages from videos with AI and bilingual subtitles

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LangScribe — Learn languages from videos with AI and bilingual subtitles

About LangScribe

LangScribe is a player for learning languages from video and audio. Subscribe to a public podcast RSS feed, transcribe and translate an episode, then follow along with bilingual subtitles line by line. The same study flow works for YouTube videos, lectures, and movies: A–B repeat, click-to-look-up, and vocabulary cards that keep the source sentence and clip.

Overview

Who is it for?

Language learners who study from YouTube videos, lectures, movies, and public podcast episodes, and want the original audio next to a transcript they can work through line by line.

Problem

Watching a video in another language is hard when you cannot stay on one line, look a word up inside the sentence that used it, or save that sentence together with the audio clip.

Solution

Transcribe and translate the episode or video, then study with bilingual subtitles. A–B repeat, click-to-look-up, and vocabulary cards keep the source sentence and clip. Free to start; Pro from $5/mo.

What makes it unique

Vocabulary cards keep the source sentence and clip, not only an isolated word. Transcription covers about 99 languages and translation about 109, with bilingual and AI subtitles for line-by-line study.

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What is LangScribe?

Learn languages from videos with AI and bilingual subtitles. From podcast to vocabulary list: subscribe to a public podcast RSS feed in LangScribe, transcribe and translate an episode, then follow along with bilingual subtitles line by line.

How much does LangScribe cost?

LangScribe is freemium, starting at $5/mo. Check langscribe.online/en/learn-english-with-youtube for current pricing.

Who is LangScribe for?

Language learners who study from YouTube videos, lectures, movies, and public podcast episodes, and want the original audio next to a transcript they can work through line by line.