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Language Reactor

Learn languages from Netflix and YouTube subtitles

Language Reactor is a browser extension that shows dual subtitles and word lookups on Netflix and YouTube.

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Questions

Is Language Reactor free?

Language Reactor is free to start, with paid plans.

What platforms does Language Reactor run on?

Language Reactor is available for Browser extension, Web.

What are some alternatives to Language Reactor?

Similar indie products include LingQ, Busuu, Clozemaster, Memrise and 3 more.

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