Notice how English sounds
Listen to how words connect and how a sentence flows. Replay a line whenever you want to hear it again.
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Make more room for English in your day. Earglish brings you audio to enjoy, with transcripts that follow the sound and translations when you need them.
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Babies recognize familiar voices before their first words. Around six months, many recognize basic native-language sounds; early words often arrive around their first birthday.
Adults learn differently. Still, you can give English more space in your daily life: a conversation, a story, a few minutes of listening that interest you.
Sources: NIDCD
Listen to how words connect and how a sentence flows. Replay a line whenever you want to hear it again.
Follow the transcript as you listen. Open the translation when you need help with the meaning.
Hear words as part of a conversation or a story, with a reason to keep listening.


Play audio in the background and control it from your lock screen or headphones.
Create a playlist and download it in advance to listen offline.
Try listening
A short conversation at home. Follow the English lines and show a translation if you need one.
No translation needed: the transcript is in English.
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Explore conversations, short stories, talks and more. Search by title or filter by level in the app.
No. Start listening and create playlists without signing in. Sign in with Google to sync your playlists, current track and listening statistics across your devices.
Yes. Download a playlist first. Its audio, transcripts and available translations can then be used offline. Browsing the library needs a connection.
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Earglish is currently an Android app.
The interface is available in English, Vietnamese, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese and Indonesian. Audio and transcripts are in English; available translations cover the other four languages.
Listening gives you more contact with English. Earglish is a listening tool, with no promise of fluency or required study method.