A simple way to begin

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Actual LingoTube transcript and dictionary · Steve Jobs’ Stanford speech
Actual LingoTube transcript and dictionary · Steve Jobs’ Stanford speech

A small daily ritual

Three steps. One useful habit.

  1. Choose your story01

    Choose your story

    Browse speeches, interviews and TED talks. Pro users can also create a lesson from a supported YouTube link.

  2. Stay with one sentence02

    Stay with one sentence

    Listen, read the translation, and replay. Tap an unfamiliar word whenever you need a hand.

  3. Bring it into your English03

    Bring it into your English

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A rhythm you can follow

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A vocabulary with context

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Before you begin

A few things worth knowing.

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Where should I start?

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How do I practise shadowing?

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