For international fans of Thai dramas who can't read Thai script. Larry puts the Thai, how to say it, and the English on the same subtitle line on Netflix.
Free to start. No card needed. Works on Netflix titles with a Thai subtitle track.
You can read the English line and still not know what he said.
You rewind, and by the second time the scene has gone flat.Thai script looks like shapes you never learned to read.
So every Thai word on screen goes past unread.You look up one word in the middle of an episode.
By the time the translation loads, the moment is over.Thai script, a pronunciation guide with the tones marked, and English sit together on the line you're already reading. Larry runs inside the episode, so there's nothing to upload.
Thai doesn't put spaces between words. Larry splits the subtitle into words and shows how to say each one, tones included.
Hover or tap a word for its meaning here. Save it, and it keeps the show, the episode, and the timestamp it came from.
Saved words come back in the Larry app through Review and Scramble, timed for when you're about to forget them.
Export everything you've saved to Anki whenever you like. They're your words, and saving, review, and export stay free.
Larry reads the Thai and English subtitle tracks Netflix already has, and lays them out together, with how to say each Thai word in between.
The Thai subtitle, split into words you can tap.
Spelled out under every Thai word, with the tones marked.
Netflix's English subtitle, underneath the Thai.
Full detail, including where your data lives and how to delete it, is in the privacy policy.
If a title has no Thai track, Larry says so and stays out of your way rather than guessing. YouTube and clips aren't supported yet.
Thai carries tone, particles, and register that a short subtitle can flatten. Where a line can be read two ways, Larry says so instead of picking one and sounding certain.
You'll need your own Netflix account. Larry reads the subtitles inside your own Netflix session and works alongside it.
Streaming sites change. If Larry stops working we aim to have it fixed within 72 hours, and we'd rather switch a feature off honestly than let it fail quietly.
No. Most people arrive because they love a show, not because they signed up for a language course. Larry starts from the line in front of you and builds from there.
Netflix titles that have a Thai subtitle track. When a title doesn't have one, Larry tells you plainly instead of guessing. YouTube support is planned but not live yet.
Under each Thai word, Larry spells out how to say it in English letters, with the tones marked, so what you read matches what you hear.
With your email address and a one-time code we send you. There's no password to create or remember.
No. The Free plan stays free and needs no card. Watching, saving words, review and export are free on every plan. Learner adds more AI credits if you want them.
They sync to your account so they survive a reinstall, and you can export them to Anki whenever you want. Larry keeps your email so you can sign in on another device, plus your saved words and your review history. Delete your account and the cloud copies go with it, immediately.
Larry reads the subtitles inside your own Netflix session, in your own browser, the way a dictionary sits beside a book. It never copies, stores, or re-shares the video or subtitle files.
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