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Learn to speak English from real vlogs

Hand-picked real English vlogs: listen line by line, shadow, review with cards — from “I get it” to “I can say it”.

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Every tool on one page

  • Live dual subtitles

    Subtitles follow the video; switch languages in one tap

  • Sentence loop

    Replay any line as often as you like, at any speed

  • Shadow & record

    Listen → record yourself → compare

  • Highlighted phrases

    Natural expressions are highlighted — tap to learn

  • Flashcards

    Review words, phrases and natural expressions

  • Self-check

    Hide subtitles or fill in blanks to test your ears

  • Saved

    Keep your favourite lines and cards

  • Study calendar

    Check in daily and watch your streak grow

A gentle 5-step shadowing method

  1. Listen without subtitles

    Guess the gist — it's okay not to get everything

  2. Understand with subtitles

    Compare both languages line by line

  3. Study the cards

    Pocket the key words and expressions

  4. Shadow

    Loop a line + record, sound more natural each time

  5. Review

    Mark known / unknown and remember with ease

Latest lessons

Each lesson is a real video with bilingual subtitles and key-phrase cards

  • Bangkok First-Timer's Guide: Top 10 Must-Dos & Hidden Gems

    Bangkok First-Timer's Guide: Top 10 Must-Dos & Hidden Gems

    Visiting Bangkok for the first time and not sure what to do? This video covers 10 must-do activities and 2 day trips, including Chinatown, Chatuchak Weekend Market, Chao Phraya River cruise, Wat Arun, and more. You'll also learn natural expressions like 'must-visit', 'food paradise', 'hop on and hop off', and 'tourist trap'.

    Intermediate · International · City travel / Culture / Food

  • Rebuilding Cities Through Play: Making Planning Human Again

    Rebuilding Cities Through Play: Making Planning Human Again

    A city planner shares how play and hands-on building can engage communities in urban planning. Learn natural expressions like “a hit” (very popular), “let go of” (release), and “in common” (shared), and discover how simple tools can spark creativity and consensus.

    Intermediate · American · Personal growth / Skills / Opinions

  • Stop Translating: The Secret to Thinking in English

    Stop Translating: The Secret to Thinking in English

    In this slow English podcast, Matty teaches you how to become fluent by eliminating translation. You'll learn practical techniques like 'name things around you', 'narrate your daily life', and 'talk to yourself', and understand why 'translation is the biggest blocker of fluency'. Perfect for learners who want to improve their speaking skills.

    Intermediate · International · Skills / Personal growth

  • Tom Holland on Quitting Social Media: Mental Health & English Expressions

    Tom Holland on Quitting Social Media: Mental Health & English Expressions

    Learn natural English expressions like 'have a hard time', 'taxing', 'take over', 'run with', and 'make out' from Tom Holland's interview with Jay Shetty, and understand why he took a break from Instagram to protect his mental health.

    Intermediate · American · Personal growth / Opinions / Interviews & talks

  • Conversation with Zuckerberg: Future Tech and Social

    Conversation with Zuckerberg: Future Tech and Social

    This Vlog takes you into an interview with Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg to explore future technology. You'll learn about holographic AR glasses, neural interfaces, and how AI changes social interaction. Expressions like “Tony Stark glasses”, “haptics”, and “field of view” help you understand tech English.

    Intermediate · American · Tech / Opinions / Interviews & talks

  • Do Extroverts Speak English Better? | English Podcast

    Do Extroverts Speak English Better? | English Podcast

    Do you feel that extroverts find it easier to speak English well? And that introverts, even with a lot of vocabulary and grammar, often don't dare to speak up? This English podcast episode discusses the relationship between personality and spoken English, inviting you to reflect on the connection between confidence, expression habits, and language learning. Do extroverts really have a language advantage? And how can introverts make the most of their strengths? 🎧 Follow this podcast to practice your English listening, learn natural expressions for everyday communication, and think about how to find a speaking practice style that suits you. Whether you're an extrovert or an introvert, you can practice English at your own pace and gradually build the confidence to speak up.

    Intermediate · American · Personal growth

Who it’s for

  • Working adults who want to speak up

    Practise natural expressions from real conversations, 10 minutes at a time

  • IELTS and TOEFL learners

    Train listening, speaking and language feel with interviews and podcasts

  • Fans of shows and vloggers who miss what’s said

    Listen sentence by sentence and master everyday spoken English

Membership

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$5.99 $15

Pay once, keep forever. No auto-renewal.

  • Unlimited access to every lesson, new ones every week
  • Dual subtitles, sentence loop, shadow recording
  • Flashcards, saved lines, study history
  • Works on phone, tablet and computer

FAQ

What is Echomii?

Echomii is a website for learning spoken English from real English vlogs, interviews and podcast clips. Every video has bilingual subtitles, word-by-word highlighting and key-phrase cards, and you can loop sentences, shadow with recording, and practise fill-in-the-blank and blind listening.

Why learn English from vlogs?

Vlogs show how native speakers really talk every day—real speed, linking and word choice. Understanding first and then shadowing makes it much easier to actually speak than memorizing word lists.

Is it right for my level?

Lessons are tagged Beginner, Intermediate or Advanced, with accent (American, British and more) and topic, so you can choose by level and interest; subtitles can show English only, translation only, or both.

How do I practise speaking with Echomii?

Try 5 steps: listen once without subtitles → understand with subtitles → study the key-phrase cards → loop each sentence, shadow and compare your recording → review with flashcards.

Do I need to download an app?

No. Open echomii.com in any browser on your phone, tablet or computer; your progress, favorites and cards are saved to your account.

Is it free? How much is membership?

Signing up is free and some lessons are free to watch. Membership is $5.99, a one-time payment that never expires and never auto-renews, unlocking all lessons and features.

Which languages are supported?

The interface is available in Chinese, Vietnamese and English; subtitle translations are in Chinese and Vietnamese, designed for English learners in China and Vietnam.

How do I activate membership?

Contact support to buy an activation code, then sign in and enter it on the membership page—you can watch every lesson right away.