Lingopie – Learn Languages by Watching

Have you ever thought about learning Japanese or other languages by watching movies, series, documentaries, and animes? Over the years, we’ve seen various tools with this proposal, but today I present a complete one called Lingopie.

Lingopie is a site that allows you to learn several languages through media such as movies, series, and animations. There, you can follow the subtitles in your native language and in the language you want to learn.

The tool is paid, but its prices are quite affordable and usually cost much less than a Netflix subscription or other streaming channels.

The main differentiator of Lingopie is that you already have a native flashcard system to review the selected words.

As our site is focused on Asian languages like Japanese and Korean, we will try to mention some TV shows available on Lingopie in this language. But if your goal is to learn Spanish or English, there are many programs available.

We also recommend reading:

• The 7 Best Apps to Learn Japanese
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Is it possible to learn languages by watching?

Not only is it possible, but it’s the best way to do it. Recently, on the date I am writing this article, I am finishing Xenoblade 3, which does not have native subtitles in Portuguese.

I set the original audio to Japanese and the subtitles to English, and thanks to that, I am rapidly developing my learning of both languages even without understanding the words.

By following the scenes and using the little we know of the languages, this will help us easily assimilate things and the dialogue in question, without the need to keep searching for meanings.

Children learn to speak by observing their parents and the environments around them. Similarly, we will learn much more by watching things accompanied by subtitles.

If you want to learn Japanese, Korean, or another language by watching programs, series, and movies? Access now and Learn with Lingopie!

Inside Lingopie

When selecting one of the available TV shows, in addition to the subtitles in both languages, you have the entire dialogue in text on the side, as well as seeing in detail the meaning and pronunciation when selecting any word from the text.

The subtitles also separate the particles or articles used in the sentence, helping to clearly separate and understand the grammar more easily.

The site also has a community with a performance ranking and also a forum for users. You also have access to a complete dictionary with all the terms used on the site.

At the top, you can see all your progress with hours watched, words added to the deck, and also words learned. It is truly a complete platform.

The only downside of the platform is that it does not have all languages available, but new TV shows and new languages are being implemented on the platform all the time.

Animes available on Lingopie

If your goal is to learn Japanese, see some animes available on the platform. Later, we will list more animes available.

Jitsu wa Watashi wa

A romantic comedy where a young student named Asahi has a crush on a beautiful girl named Yoko Shiragami. One day, Asahi ends up discovering that Shiragami is, in fact, a vampire.

Usagi Drop

Daikichi, a 30-year-old bachelor, gains custody of a 6-year-old girl named Rin, the daughter of his deceased grandfather. He knows nothing about taking care of children, turning it into a great adventure and “slice of life”.

Other Animes on the Platform

• Battery – About Baseball;
• Antique – BL;
• Roman;
• Chiko;
• Galilei Donna;
• We Rent Tshukumogami;
• Hyakko;
• Brave 10;
• Card Fight Vanguard;
• Saint Seiya – The Lost Canvas;
• Z/X Ignition
• Onihei
• Going to see Pecoro’s mother;
• White Rabbit;

Doramas to learn Japanese on Lingopie

Now we will see some Japanese programs available on Lingopie:

Three Dads

Three guys living together one day find a mysterious baby in front of their house. Many adventures are on the way for these three dads.

Moyashimon

Tadayasu is a new university student who hides a bizarre secret: he can see germs with the naked eye. Amid the machinations of an eccentric professor determined to unlock the power of the microbial world and the doomed agricultural experiments of his classmates, will Tadayasu find the cool university atmosphere he longs for?

Other doramas on the platform

• Swimming in the Dark – BL;
• Strange Love – Short Movie;
• Yasanohi – Culinary;
• Open Eyes;
• Countdown Travel;
• Fragments of Time;

Programs to Learn Korean on Lingopie

The Korean language is another language that attracts the readers of Suki Desu. Below are some doramas, movies, and programs available on Lingopie to study Korean:

Every Corner of Korea

This is a documentary that visits all corners of Korea. Thematic tours, exciting experiences, special restaurants, and much more.

Pairing

Jungsim received Bluetooth headphones as a gift from a mysterious someone. These headphones allow her to hear the inner thoughts of her classmates.

Pluto, Secret Detectives

4 Friends get inspired and take on the roles of famous skilled detectives like Sherlock Holmes, Cordelia Gray, Kogoro Akechi, and Arsene Lupin in order to become the best detectives of all time.

Other Korean Programs

• It’s Spring
• Rainbow Flowers
• Grandma’s old stories;
• SEVENTEEN’s SNAP SHOOT;
• Doonamme Scary Stories;
• Korean Life;
• YOunger Sister;
• Empty Room;
• Home Coffee;
• Vacation;
• Sun;
• Back of the moon;
• Shell;
• Escape;
• Masimon;