Chorus · Listening guide
How to use word-level subtitles for listening practice
Listen before looking, then use word-level highlighting to locate the exact sound you missed. Hide the text again and replay the sentence until the sound and meaning connect.
A practical routine
- Listen to the sentence with the text hidden.
- Reveal the words and find where your hearing diverged from the audio.
- Hide the text, replay, and recall the sentence aloud.
Frequently asked questions
Are word-level subtitles better than normal subtitles?
They are useful when you need to identify exactly which sound or word caused the problem.
Should I always show a translation?
No. Use it only after trying to understand the target-language sentence.
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