Learn English
with Songs using Dictation
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Most lyrics sites simply show you the words under the video or use a very light lyrics training English game. They are fun, but easy to play without really listening. FluentDictation is built around English song dictation and serious listening practice. In Song Mode, you learn English with songs by typing exactly what you hear, line by line. Every mistake is highlighted, so you notice where your ears are still guessing. You can switch between full song dictation and lighter lyrics training learning English exercises, but in every case you are actively training your listening, not just watching karaoke subtitles.

Yes. Beginners often think songs are too fast or too informal, but with the right support you can absolutely learn English with songs from A2 level. Our Starter Pack focuses on beginner English songs and easy English songs for beginners with very clear pronunciation. You can loop a single line, focus on a small lyrics gap or lyrics training English exercise and build your confidence step by step. If a full song dictation feels hard, you can start with just one verse or just the chorus. Over time, your ears will adapt to natural speech and you can move to more complex English songs for learning English.

Song dictation is a simple but powerful exercise: you listen to a short piece of audio and write exactly what you hear. When you learn English with songs using English song dictation, you are forced to notice small details in pronunciation that you usually ignore, such as word endings, linking sounds and reduced vowels. Those details are exactly what cause problems in real conversations and exams. By doing song dictation regularly with English songs for learning English, you build a stronger connection between what you hear and the words you already know from reading and vocabulary study.

Lyrics training is a lighter version of song dictation. Instead of typing the whole line, you fill in only the missing words in a focused lyrics training English task. This mode is perfect when you want to learn English with songs but do not have the energy for a full dictation session. It still trains your listening because you must catch the exact missing pieces, but it reduces typing load and keeps the flow more relaxed. Teachers also love using English songs for teaching English with lyrics training, because it can be used in class as a quick warm-up or homework task without overwhelming students.

No. One of the core ideas behind Song Mode is to let you learn English with songs instantly, without any barriers. You can open the page, choose from English songs for learning English or paste a link, and start a song dictation or lyrics training learning English exercise right away. If you later want to save your progress, track your history or sync across devices, you can create an account. But for quick English listening practice with songs, no login is required.

Yes. Many teachers already use music in class, but they spend a lot of time preparing worksheets and manual gap-fill activities. Song Mode automates most of that work. You can project the interface, select a track from our songs for English classes, and let students work through a live English song dictation or lyrics training English exercise together. Because the tool is designed to help students learn English with songs in a structured way, it is easy to adjust the difficulty: focus only on key words for lower levels, or require full-line dictation for advanced groups who already know many English songs for learning English.

Songs alone will not make you fluent, but they are a powerful part of a bigger study routine. When you learn English with songs using Song Mode, you are specifically training listening, spelling and pronunciation in a high-motivation environment with English music for learning English. That should be combined with reading, speaking practice and writing. The advantage of English song dictation and lyrics training English style exercises is that they turn something you already enjoy—listening to music—into targeted practice that fits easily into short daily sessions.