Lingopie
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Pros
- LingQ and Lingopie, why not, they are very good supplements, but not really the main tools.
- You might like Lingopie. It has a free trial period so you can see what you think
- Lingopie provides shows and has features especially for language learners. You can choose German speech and both English and German subtitles. It has a free trial.
- I also recommend lingopie for French language media.
- Personally, I also like languageplayer.io and Lingopie for more practical language from Chinese TV programming. I use the paid version a lot but they have free versions.
Cons
- I just signed up for the free trial of Lingopie as I am determined to improve it... I set it to beginner despite studying for a year and attempted to watch some shorts shows and I hardly understood a thing. I feel totally out of my depth.
- Similar apps include LingQ, Lingopie, and ReadLang.
- Alternatives to LR include at least Lingopie, LingQ, ReadLang.
- I used it for French too. Honestly, the selection wasn’t very good EXCEPT they had the show Bref, which is not only a very enjoyable show, but it helped my learning a lot because the narrator speaks extremely fast and the vocabulary of t...
- I was really excited to score their black Friday deal only to find the content in my TL was really lacking.
Sentiment
26 positive (62%) · 7 mixed (17%) · 9 negative (21%)
Trust + time weighted score: +39% · raw score 40%
What redditors said (10 of 42)
LingQ and Lingopie, why not, they are very good supplements, but not really the main tools.
You might like Lingopie. It has a free trial period so you can see what you think
Lingopie provides shows and has features especially for language learners. You can choose German speech and both English and German subtitles. It has a free trial.
I also recommend lingopie for French language media.
I just signed up for the free trial of Lingopie as I am determined to improve it... I set it to beginner despite studying for a year and attempted to watch some shorts shows and I hardly understood a thing. I feel totally out of my depth.
Similar apps include LingQ, Lingopie, and ReadLang.
Alternatives to LR include at least Lingopie, LingQ, ReadLang.
I used it for French too. Honestly, the selection wasn’t very good EXCEPT they had the show Bref, which is not only a very enjoyable show, but it helped my learning a lot because the narrator speaks extremely fast and the vocabulary of the show is very “realistic” in a day-to-day sense.
I was really excited to score their black Friday deal only to find the content in my TL was really lacking.
Personally, I also like languageplayer.io and Lingopie for more practical language from Chinese TV programming. I use the paid version a lot but they have free versions.