Watching movies with delayed subtitles (Additional Information) - EngFluent

Hello there. Thanks for watching my YouTube video (How to Learn English with Movies). On this page, you’ll find additional information to help you get started with the Delay-Subtitles technique. The easiest way is to use a media player called VLC. With VLC, you can delay subtitles by pressing the H key on your keyword. Each time you press the H key, the subtitles are delayed by 50 milliseconds. So, to delay the subtitles for 2 seconds, just press the H key 20 times (until it shows 2000 ms). If you’ve accidentally delayed the subtitles too much (say 2200 ms), press the G key to make them appear sooner. When you begin to learn English with this approach, you’ll find that, sometimes, you can’t keep up with the subtitles (especially if you’re not very good at reading in English). But don’t worry. I have a few tips on how to deal with this problem. When you watch a movie, there will be some sentences that don’t contain any important information. It doesn’t matter if you don’t understand the

Hello there. Thanks for watching my YouTube video (How to Learn English with Movies). On this page, you’ll find additional information to help you get started with the Delay-Subtitles technique. The easiest way is to use a media player called VLC. With VLC, you can delay subtitles by pressing the H key on your keyword. Each time you press the H key, the subtitles are delayed by 50 milliseconds. So, to delay the subtitles for 2 seconds, just press the H key 20 times (until it shows 2000 ms). If you’ve accidentally delayed the subtitles too much (say 2200 ms), press the G key to make them appear