Other ways to learn spanish lyrics besides Spotify and TuneWiki?

Question

Since I'm new to SpanishDict, I'm wondering if anyone has any tips to learn spanish lyrics that has been helpful? I've been using Spotify and the TuneWiki app within Spotify that syncs the lyrics to the music. I can then pause the music and type the lyrics into SpanishDict (I was using Google Translate until I recently found this site)

Hope this is helpful and that you can share other helpful tips.

Fixed the image, I hope. Actually, I took a screenie of the page and used it instead. Better than no image, though. - Helado_eclectico, Jan 27, 2014

Answer 1

Have you tried LyricsTraining?

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LyricsTraining es un método fácil y divertido para aprender y mejorar tus habilidades con otros idiomas por medio de vídeos musicales y la letra de tus canciones favoritas.

LyricsTraining también dispone de un modo especial Karaoke con el que puedes cantar y disfrutar de la letra completa.

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I've tried it out, and it seems pretty nice. They have four different levels to choose from, and there is also have a Karaoke mode if you don't want to play the game and fill in the missing lyrics.

You have a knack for helping people, haha :) Your posts always introduce something new to every thread. Keep it up! (I love the site!) - Helado_eclectico, Feb 7, 2014

:D - NikkiLR, Feb 7, 2014

Answer 2

Thanks for fixing image and referring to musica.com as I wasn't familiar with the site.

Answer 3

I always open the lyrics page on Música.com, read the lyrics as the song played, and if I can't understand something immediately (that happens a lot, but less than before, thank God!), I copy-paste the confusing parts into SD and try to get an idea of what they say.

Something else I have done occasionally (and do a lot more these days) is edit one of my posts here, paste the lyrics into the edit box, and simply double click words in the preview window to get the definitions

Of course, I also have a little handy bookmarklet that I use when I am feeling super lazy. You highlight a word and click the bookmarklet (you might want to look up how bookmarklets work if you don't know) and boom! Definitions on the go! :D

Answer 4

Here is a link to the screenshot if it's not posting correctly. enter link description here

http://www.flickr.com/photos/46399582@N06/12176456764/