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Language isn’t just grammar and vocab.

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what just happened in it.

Dementia 13•1963•Playing
Nomelocreo.
I’m not buying it.
00:44 / 01:38
AI COACHon this scene
Why does she say “me lo” and not just “lo”?
The extra “me” makes the doubt personal — closer to “I’m not buying it” than “I don’t believe it”. She is not questioning the story, she is questioning him.

Your vocabulary should sound like you.

Cinelingo builds your learning around the language you notice while watching.

✕“Unit 4 vocabulary.”
✕“30 random words about the supermarket.”
→What caught your attention.
Je ne sais pas.
One line you noticed•French▍
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Five to start with. Every one comes with films worth finishing.

French
French
Film à l’affiche : Casablanca
Spanish
Spanish
Película destacada: The Maltese Falcon
Italian
Italian
Film in evidenza: Citizen Kane
Portuguese
Portuguese
Filme em destaque: The Lost Weekend
English
English
Featured film: Night of the Living Dead

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