Dictionary & translation 📖
Dictionary
Section titled “Dictionary”Spot a word you don’t know while studying? You can look it up on the spot.
How to use it
Section titled “How to use it”- While studying, tap and hold a word
- A dictionary popup appears
- Read the meaning and example sentences
- Hit “Save” to add it to your Library
Changing the dictionary source
Section titled “Changing the dictionary source”Go to Settings → “Select Dictionary” to pick from several dictionaries. Your choice is saved on the device and stays the same the next time you open the app.
Subtitle translation language
Section titled “Subtitle translation language”The translation language for video subtitles follows your app interface language. There’s no separate setting — one option controls both UI and translation.
More details → App language settings
Machine translation notice
Section titled “Machine translation notice”Korean / Japanese / English translations are written by humans by default. Some other languages may be machine-translated, in which case the app shows this message:
“This video’s translations are currently being provided through machine translation.”
Word tap menu
Section titled “Word tap menu”When you tap and hold a word, an action menu appears:
- 📖 Look up in dictionary — see the meaning
- 💾 Save — add it to your Library → Saving
- 📋 Copy — paste into another app (notes, etc.)
- 🌐 Translate — translate just that word
1. Don’t try to memorize on the spot
Section titled “1. Don’t try to memorize on the spot”“Oh, that’s what it means” — that level of attention is enough. Keep studying. Once you bump into the same word in different videos, it’ll stick on its own. → Words in your Library
2. Always check example sentences
Section titled “2. Always check example sentences”Memorizing only the meaning leads to “translator-style English.” Study the example sentences alongside, so you also pick up the typical context.
3. Want to immerse in English?
Section titled “3. Want to immerse in English?”Once you’re comfortable, switch the interface language to English. Subtitle translations follow along, giving you an “English-to-English dictionary” learning style.