Does Anybody Know Any Website That Has Movies Or Series With English Subtitles Should Work In The

Does anyone know a website where I can watch movies, tv series with English subtitles only?

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Where can I watch Bollywood movies with English subtitles?

There are several places to see Bollywood films with English subtitles.  If you have access to Netflix or Amazon Instant Video, both of these pay-for-it services offer Bollywood films with English subs.  However, they are usually my last choice since the selection is pretty limited, and there is rarely anything current. No commercial breaks.My go-to for this are these three sites:http://einthusan.com  (make sure you spell it right--I've had lots of folks who haven't done so and then report back to me that the site isn't available, but I am watching it right now, so I know it works.  :)  ) There are commercials breaks.Dailymotion  (This site many times will divide the movie into parts, and sometimes the viewing quality is questionable, but it's better than nothing.) There are commercial breaks.YouTube (you can find lots of films here, but be warned: not only does this site show films in parts but it also many times lets you think the movie is starting and then goes to a screen that says, "Oh, this film is unavailable here but you can see it at my site" and it directs you to some kind of scam.  Also, it will sometimes say there are subs but there aren't.  Make sure you click on the "CC" closed captioning to discover the subs if they are not readily apparent.) Sometimes commercial breaks.I do have one other site I use, but it is,, again, a paid for service.  It is the Watch Bollywood Movies Online - Eros Now  site operated by Eros International Production House and Distributors. It is a great site, but they don't always have films if they weren't the distributors and you do pay a monthly fee--I think it's about ten dollars. No commercial breaks.And if this is a matter of not having access to Hindi films, sometimes (depending on what country you are in), local theatres in larger cities will have current releases also. Hope this helps and thanks for asking!

Should I watch movies with or without English subtitles?

Try watching them with English subtitles for a while. By a while, I mean for as long as you think that that works for you. Watching with subtitles allows you to hear the German, and see how it is said in English. This is opposed to hearing it in German, and getting a vague idea of how it’s said.When translating, a lot of people make the mistake of trying to cram all of the nuances of language X into language Y, and vice versa. This was my case with Japanese, until I realised that it made it harder for me to translate in either direction, and resulted in stiffness and anastrophe. I was too focused on capturing everything, instead of the general meaning - language translation is not literal, which can be forgotten when overwhelmed with all of this information.Funnily enough, you’ll also notice how different the subtitles can be, in comparison to what is actually said in your target language, because of this exact reason. Though, not to forget that subtitles are often translated by those confident in their skills, so their meanings can be trusted.Furthermore, the more you learn German words, particles, tenses, ways of saying things, etc., you’ll begin to notice them in what you watch. Doing this, with English subtitles, you then develop the skill of being able to toggle the subtitles around in your head, comparing the English and German - all while you’re watching!To conclude, I’m emphasising that you should use subtitles as a guide to develop a way of knowing how to say something in either language. Therefore, you get better at being able to translate into both languages (inputs and outputs), since you get to know what goes where. Bonus being that you won’t feel as scared to try to translate into German, since the toggling does indeed stick. Moreover, this quickly becomes pretty subliminal, and a lot easier, the more you do it.So, I’d say, keep them. I’ve been doing it for a few years now, and I’ve learnt more than I could’ve than without.Hope that this helps man!