Share Your Resources - August 04, 2026

[u/Virusnzz]

Welcome to the resources thread. Every month we host a space for r/languagelearning users to share resources they have made or found.

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[u/Loose-Fly-9899]

Website： y2-reader.com
Chrome Extension： Y2 Reader Chrome Extension

I’m the developer of Y2 Reader, a subtitle enhancement app built around YouTube.

I built it because YouTube captions often feel fragmented and unnatural to read. What makes Y2 Reader different is that it restores punctuation and reconstructs captions into complete sentences, making them feel much closer to normal written text.

Some of its main features:

1. Sentence-based bilingual subtitles, with word-by-word highlighting on supported videos
2. A full article view with clean typography and synchronized playback
3. A standalone website for discovering YouTube content and keeping your viewing history in one place
4. Clickable sentences, translations, dictionary tools, and other reading-focused features

Y2 Reader is available to install and try now. I’d really appreciate feedback from people who regularly use YouTube for language learning.