Dajia TranslateLearn languages from what you already read and watch
Dajia Translate turns web pages and shows into lessons: side-by-side translations, dual subtitles, and hints for the words you don't know yet.
Free, no account needed.
Works on any website · Netflix · YouTube · Disney+ | Your word book stays in your browser
More than translation — learning built in
Turn the pages and shows you already enjoy into your language classroom.
Bilingual web pages
Each paragraph gets its translation right underneath. Read foreign sites without switching tabs.
Dual subtitles
See the original and your language together on Netflix, YouTube and Disney+. Hover a word to pause and look it up.
Smart word hints
Only words above your level get a small hint, so you keep reading instead of reaching for a dictionary.
Word book + Anki
Save a word in one click, together with the sentence you found it in. Export to Anki, CSV or JSON.
Spanish, French, Japanese, English — more coming
Learn Spanish, French or Japanese with English hints, or English, French or Japanese with Chinese hints. English learners can get hints in Chinese, Spanish, Portuguese or Japanese. Page translation and subtitles work in dozens of languages.
Your data stays yours
Your word book lives in your browser. It goes to the cloud only if you're a Pro member and turn on cloud sync — and you can switch it off or delete it anytime. See our Privacy Policy.
Get started in three steps
Install it
Add it from the Chrome Web Store. No sign-up.
Open something you'd read or watch anyway
A news site, a blog, Netflix, YouTube or Disney+.
Save words as you go
Click a new word to save it, then review it in your word book or in Anki.
Free is plenty. Upgrade to Pro when you want more.
Pro adds Dajia AI translation and word explanations, AI translation for whole-episode subtitles, and cloud sync for your word book. Pay yearly and save 40% — just $3 a month.
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