What is Language Reactor?

Language Reactor, previously known as Language Learning with Netflix or LLN for short, is a free Google Chrome extension. It allows you to learn languages on Netflix, YouTube and some other platforms by providing subtitles in two languages, translations, examples of the use of words and a lot more! It is a tool you can enable/disable at any time during watching, so no need to be scared to added functions on your Netflix/YouTube.

How to download Language Reactor?

You can download Language Reactor by searching Language Reactor' on Google or clicking here to go directly to the Google download page. The setup is very easy and only takes a few seconds.

Why use Language Reactor for Netflix?

You can use Language Reactor on Netflix to study your target language in a new fun way, putting apps and school manuals aside for a bit. We all have different ways to learn. Some people can learn with school manuals only, writing vocabulary down again and again. Others will need to diversify their study materials to keep an interest in the language or learn best by listening. Language Reactor is just another fun way of enjoying movies/series while learning languages and developing the reading and listening aspects of a language.

How to use Language Reactor for Netflix?

Download the extension, set it up, open your Netflix and start watching your favorite show. Able the Language Reactor extension at the bottom left of your screen, select you target language in the settings and here you go! But you can also refer to our blog for a more detailed step by step tutorial with pictures.

How to unsubscribe from the Pro Mode of Language Reactor?

You can have access to your subscription details on https://languagelearningwithnetflix.com/ by clicking on the top right corner button "Manage Your Subscription" To report any issues, you can contact the developers directly at LanguageLearningExtension@gmail.com

Marine Colliot, Author at LTL School

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Marine Colliot

Marine is our Marketing Associate from France. Her history with China dates back many years, as does her time with LTL where she has been a student, intern and now a member of our Marketing team!