Learn English from what you watch, and more from what you play
Most people use Lanma to learn English: share a YouTube video from your phone and its transcript becomes a word set with meanings in your own language. The app itself speaks all 20 of its study languages and opens in yours. For Korean and Japanese, Lanma also curates sets from the artists learners actually listen to.
Learn English from YouTube →
Any video with English speech works: interviews, vlogs, tech reviews, lessons. Lanma reads the transcript, lists the notable words and expressions, folds away the ones you already know, and puts the rest on a spaced-repetition schedule with pronunciation audio and a live voice conversation to practise them in. The walkthrough shows every step with screenshots.
Learn Korean from K-pop →
12 artists · 118 sets
Learn Japanese from J-pop →
12 artists · 104 sets
Study any of these sets in the app
Import a set in one tap. Lanma schedules the reviews, plays the pronunciation, and puts you on air to say the words yourself.
