- Beginner
Chinese中文
Tones you can hum.
18 songsStart singing › - Beginner
Korean한국어
Sing it. Say it. Remember it.
18 songsStart singing › - Beginner
Japanese日本語
Kana, one chorus at a time.
18 songsStart singing › - Beginner
FrenchFrançais
Hear where the words run together.
18 songsStart singing › - Beginner
SpanishEspañol
Five vowels. Endless songs.
18 songsStart singing ›
How it works
- Learn the wordsEach song lists 3 or 4 chorus words with pronunciation and meaning. Read them before you sing.
- Sing the chorusTap Sing this to open a free room, pick a lyrics video and sing just the chorus two or three times.
- Say it backSing the whole song, say the new words out loud, and come back to it later in the week. Then try the next one.
Questions
Can you learn a language through songs?
Songs are one of the best ways to build vocabulary, pronunciation and listening. A chorus repeats the same words many times and the melody helps you remember them. Pair singing with a little grammar study and it sticks.
Which language is easiest to learn by singing?
Spanish is often the easiest to start with because it is spelled the way it sounds. Japanese songs are good for pronunciation, while Chinese, Korean and Japanese lists add pinyin or romanization to every word.
How do I use a Sing to Learn list?
Pick a language, read the "Words you'll learn" for a song, then tap Sing this. Your phone opens a free karaoke room with the song search ready; choose a lyrics video, sing the chorus a few times, then the whole song.
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