Native Audio to Phrase Learner

The user wants to learn their heritage language but struggles with listening. They can read and speak the language well. However, they cannot understand native audio content. They face a lack of simple learning materials for their endangered language. They only find advanced news and radio shows. They tried slowing down the audio but it did not help much. They still cannot grasp the meaning of full sentences. This gap makes learning slow and frustrating. They feel stuck despite years of effort. They miss out on conversations with family members. They fear losing their connection to their culture. This problem is very important to them right now. They practice weekly with their mother but need more help. They cannot wait for new learning materials to appear. Others learning rare languages face the same issue. Immigrants and their children often struggle with this too. People studying low-resource languages need better tools.

This tool turns native audio into easy learning materials. It breaks down complex speech into small parts. The system uses text and audio to teach meaning step by step. Users can upload audio files or paste links to shows. The tool splits the audio into short phrases. It shows the text for each phrase at the same time. Users can click on words to see their meanings right away. They can also listen to phrases at slower speeds. Learners listen to a short piece of audio first. They read the text and check words they do not know. Then they listen again until they understand it fully. This builds a bridge to real native content. It works better than just slowing down audio. It focuses on meaning instead of just sound. The system learns from the words the user knows. It creates a personal library of common phrases. Users can add their own notes and voice clips. This helps them improve faster every day. They will understand more of the news and radio. They will feel more confident talking to family. Their connection to the language will grow much stronger.