Victor Piven, Java Software Developer from ELEKS, has created a useful web service for learning foreign languages, which allows you to learn languages through movies and TV series.
Victor Piven, Java Software Developer from ELEKS, has created a useful web service for learning foreign languages, which allows you to learn languages through movies and TV series.
«Learn languages through movies, TV series, and cartoons — create your own personal dictionary just while watching! I have developed an incredible web service that will help you learn new languages through your favorite content!», Victor wrote .
You can find the SubstreamEdu service at the link .
To download videos, create dictionaries, flashcards, and export them to Anki or Quizlet, you must log in to the site.
To watch videos and create a dictionary, you must use a PC, laptop, netbook, Chromebook, etc. Video playback is not available on mobile devices, but features such as cards, subtitles, downloads, and export are available.
The service only supports videos in MP4 format for download.
It’s a good idea to rename your video and subtitle files to be short and concise. For example, use 'Alvin.and.the.Chipmunks.2007' instead of 'Alvin.and.the.Chipmunks.2007.720p.BluRay.x264.[YTS.AG].'
Subtitle files must match the quality and timing of the video. Inappropriate subtitles can cause synchronization issues.
