If you want to learn a new language there is an easier method: play the English audio and display the subtitles in your native language.
That's how I learned (and am still learning):
- Français
- English
- Deutsch
- Afrikaans
- по-русски
- ...
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manpreet
Best Answer
3 years ago
I would like to build a special script to learn English from a movie (dvd, mkv ...). I would like to extract the audio part in my native language then in English and the subtitles with the timeline. The subtitles will allow me to know when the actors speak.
From there, the native and English audio tracks are cut out. Then re-assembled to have for each sentence:
Sentence 1: The track in native && pause 2 seconds && the track in English && Pause 4 seconds.
Sentence 2: The track in native && pause 2 seconds && the track in English && Pause 4 seconds
etc.
How should I proceed?