Comments on: Language Learning with Lyricstraining

By: Mark

Mark — Tue, 18 Jun 2024 12:29:38 +0000

This is a great resource! I also found a similar website for learning Spanish with music called https://lyricfluent.com . They have more translations and more varied types of lessons

By: Melissa Fiori

Melissa Fiori — Mon, 25 Oct 2021 12:19:31 +0000

Hi Annelie, Thank you for reading and for reaching out. I have not asked students to contribute new songs. Submitting lyrics is the most laborious of the options that Lyricstraining offers, so I have focused on the gaming and print aspects. I do like that the site offers the option to contribute – so long as the video is on YouTube it can be added to the database, but will be reviewed by Lyricstraining before it would be made public. I have asked students to discover new music and share artists/songs with the class when they do find them so that we could then incorporate the song into class for listening, for grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation practice, and the like. I hope this helps. Would love to hear from you if you decide to use it in class. 🙂

By: Annelie Rugg

Annelie Rugg — Thu, 21 Oct 2021 20:53:47 +0000

Thank you for sharing about Lyricstraining.com, which offers a world of possibilities for students and instructors. I so appreciate knowing that there are opportunities for both students and instructors to augment the catalog with new songs/videos and lyrics. Would be interested to know if you have ever asked more intermediate/advanced students to contribute new songs and submit the lyrics as an assignment.