Introduction

What is Language Reactor?

Language Reactor is a powerful toolbox for learning languages. It helps you to discover, understand, and learn from native materials. Studying will become more effective, interesting, and enjoyable!

How does Language Reactor work?

Language Reactor offers various features to enhance your language learning experience, including:

Features

Dual language subtitles on Netflix
Popup dictionary
Precise video playback controls
Automated language content feeding with TurtleTube
Importing text with machine translation and text-to-speech
Vocabulary suggestions and tracking with What to Learn
PhrasePump for improving vocabulary, listening skills, and grammar knowledge
Chatbot for conversational practice

Pricing

Language Reactor offers a Pro mode with additional features, including:

Saving words and phrases
Subtitles for dubbed movies on Netflix
Machine translations on Netflix
Support for developers

Pro mode is available for a monthly, quarterly, or yearly subscription.

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Language Reactor: your language learning toolbox. Discover, understand, and learn from native materials, including Netflix and YouTube. (Formerly called 'Language Learning with Netflix'.)