Lingbo: Radio Subtitles

Lingbo turns live radio into listening practice you can actually follow. Pick one of ten languages, tune in to real stations, and let AI subtitles turn live speech into material you can read, replay and learn from. LANGUAGES YOU CAN LEARN English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, Japanese and Dutch. Each one comes with live stations, AI subtitles, tap-to-look-up and a built-in dictionary. FEATURES Live radio A curated set of news, talk and current-affairs stations, so you hear real speed, real accents and real phrasing instead of textbook audio. AI time-shift subtitles Turn subtitles on and Lingbo transcribes what you are hearing, kept in sync with the audio. Built for intensive listening, shadowing and review. Sentence replay Tap any subtitle line to jump back to that moment in the audio. Replay a hard sentence as often as you need instead of losing it. Native-language gloss Optionally show a translation in your own language to check meaning fast. Off by default, so it never interrupts pure listening practice. Tap to look up words Tap a word in the subtitles for its definition, part of speech and example usage, and build vocabulary while you listen. Word list and review Save the words you meet while listening, then review them later to make them stick. Grammar analysis Break a difficult sentence into its parts to see the structure, the grammar point and how the idea is expressed. WHO IT IS FOR Anyone learning English, Spanish, French or German who wants real material instead of textbook audio Anyone studying Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, Japanese or Dutch and struggling to find listening practice Anyone who has finished a textbook and wants real material Anyone building listening skill through news, radio and interviews Anyone who wants subtitles, lookup and replay to support close listening Lingbo is not a radio app with a dictionary bolted on. It is built around one goal: understanding real language as it is actually spoken. Real stations, AI subtitles, tap-to-look-up, native-language gloss and sentence replay turn scattered listening into practice you can keep up.