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MovieLingo is a Chrome extension designed to learn foreign languages by watching Netflix. Stop feeling guilty binging a show on Netflix. With MovieLingo, it's learning. Re-watch your favorite shows for the hundredth time by switching the language. With MovieLingo, you choose what to learn by picking movies and TV series of interest. How to get started? 1. Add MovieLingo to Chrome. 2. Sign in to your streaming platform. 3. Start a movie or TV Series. 4. Two new icons will appear directly in the player right before the “Next Episode” button (Netflix): • The MovieLingo icon works as a switch to enable the extension features. To start learning, make sure the plugin is on. • The settings icon allows you to set the languages and customize the dual subtitles. Hit play when you’re ready, and follow the dialogue as you watch. You can save new words and phrases as notes. Your notes will be visible on the collapsible side panel. There's no better way to study than by entertainment. So pick a show or movie to watch and master Spanish, French, German… or all of them at once! Note: This extension is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to any of the companies or products mentioned. All trademarks and registered trademarks belong to their respective owners.
May 7, 2026
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