Listen first
Listen once or twice before checking any hints. Try to notice rhythm, stress, and chunks of speech rather than isolated sounds.
The goal is not simply to “get the sentence right.” The real goal is to identify exactly what you failed to hear, correct it, and replay the sentence until you can recognize the sound pattern naturally.
Listen once or twice before checking any hints. Try to notice rhythm, stress, and chunks of speech rather than isolated sounds.
Do not get stuck on one word for too long. Type the whole sentence as best you can, then press Enter to check.
When the app shows a wrong or missing word, press Ctrl to replay, correct it yourself, and press Enter again. This correction loop is the most important part of the exercise.
Use short lessons of about 5–15 minutes and study them carefully. After dictation, listen to the full passage once more at natural speed and mentally follow the transcript.
Do not replay a sentence too many times before typing. Do not simply look at the answer and move on. Avoid audio that is so difficult that you cannot understand most of the sentences.
Enter — Check / Next after completion · Ctrl — replay current sentence · Ctrl + ←/→ — previous/next sentence · Ctrl + ↑ — play the full audio.
Open My Library and choose Export Library Backup. Listenise creates a small JSON file containing your resource structure and saved learning progress. The backup does not contain your MP3/MP4/SRT files.
Listenise uses stable resource/lesson IDs and relative lesson paths, so completed and in-progress lessons can reconnect to the copied resource set without importing each lesson again.
Open any lesson and choose Shadowing from Practice mode. The media plays continuously while the current subtitle is highlighted automatically.
For lessons opened from My Library, the app saves the last shadowing position and subtitle progress locally on this device.