made a new years resolution to learn another language?

“Learn­ing a new lan­guage through im­mer­sion doesn’t mean you have to pack your bags and move to Eu­rope for three months. Now, you just need to turn on Net­flix. Lan­guage Learn­ing with Net­flix is a Chrome ex­ten­sion that lets you watch shows with two sub­ti­tles on at the same time so you can vi­su­al­ly pair trans­la­tions with di­a­logue and learn some new vo­cab­u­lary in the process. It’s a clever ser­vice that makes use of Netflix’s mas­sive cat­a­log and all of the ma­jor lan­guages in which it al­ready of­fers sub­ti­tles, in­clud­ing Dan­ish, Dutch, Eng­lish, French, Ger­man, Ital­ian, Nor­we­gian, Por­tuguese, Span­ish, Swedish, and Turk­ish.”
—Dami Lee, The Verge

Work­ing on learn­ing an­oth­er lan­guage? Let me make it eas­i­er for you:

I will be hap­pi­ly keep­ing up my Ger­man study­ing this year when­ev­er I de­cide to watch any­thing.

—car­nelian king

Flom­mist Car­nelian King is a per­form­ing artist, prod­uct de­sign­er, toy mak­er and non­bi­na­ry clown cur­rent­ly liv­ing in Berlin. Copy­right © 2020 Car­nelian King. Top Im­age: Baby­lon Berlin. Sea­son 3 drops (al­leged­ly) sum­mer 2020.

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