I know the words, but I can't hear them.
There is a reason why your skills don't improve easily, even when you play American TV shows or try dictation. It is because you keep listening without knowing where you missed the sound. If you don't know where you missed it, you will miss it every single time, no matter how many times you listen.
In actual speech, words stick together and sounds fade away. "What do you" arrives as "Wa-ra-yu." If you use all your brain just to understand that sound, there is no room left for the meaning to be conveyed.
Earo does not make you listen excessively. It points out where you missed and expands the space one step at a time until you can hear that spot.
■ Missed Spots Become Visible
You listen while filling in the blanks. If you get it wrong, it plays that specific section again and places the difference between what you heard and the actual sound side by side. "I just didn't hear it" changes to "I missed it here."
■ Start from Your Own Level
It identifies your current level through a brief diagnosis and adjusts the playback speed and blank size accordingly. You won't waste time because it's too fast to keep up or too easy. There is even a stage where you can start very slowly.
■ Your progress is recorded on a scale
When you encounter a sentence you've already solved, the blank space expands by one space. From a single word to a chunk, and then to an entire sentence. You can check if you can hear a sentence today that you barely managed to hear yesterday.
■ Use what you hear as your study material
Your MP3, M4A, MP4, or WAV files become the dictation questions exactly as they are. You can delve into your favorite podcasts or lectures instead of just skimming through them.
■ Prepare for continuous sentences
You can listen to clips you've solved in their entirety at any time. While it pauses after each sentence when filling in the blanks, the actual conversation does not stop. When you listen continuously, you can hear how the sentences connect.
■ Move from understanding to speaking
You exchange messages with the AI in English. If you get stuck, you can switch to Korean. It shows you how you should have said it in English and encourages you to try again.
** ■ Mistakes Return Just as You Forget Them
Missed sentences are automatically saved and reappear after a short interval. Frequently misspelled sounds are collected separately. There is nothing to organize.
■ No Subtitles. It Is By Design
If you look at subtitles, you are reading, not listening. Just 10 minutes a day, with short conversations in real-life situations like cafes, hospitals, or airports, is all you need.
■ For Those Who
· Cannot understand movies without subtitles
· Know the vocabulary and grammar but haven't opened their ears
· For those whose goal is to actually understand rather than just test scores
· For those who have tried various methods but don't know what the problem is
■ If You Have Something to Say
Please send a short message via "Send Feedback" in Settings. We do not ask for your name or email.
■ Subscription Information
You can try it for free after installation. A recurring payment is required to continue learning. You can cancel your subscription at any time via Subscription Management in the App Store, and even if you cancel, you can continue using the service until the current subscription period ends.
** ■ Required Permissions
· Microphone — Used only to recognize English speech during conversation training
· Notifications — Notifies you when there is a buildup of material to review (can be turned off in Settings)
It is a word I know, but I cannot hear it. This is because if you use your entire brain to understand the sound, there is no room left for the meaning to be conveyed.