In this video, let me show you how to make the flash subtitle for the phrase study from your favorite movie scene. This can be your vocabulary notebook.

Now, I am showing you the favorite movie on Macbook. Some of the famous movies have the subtitle like this so I hope you to use the material for the conversation practice.

At first, please record the movie at your favorite scene. I would recommend the shorter record as much as possible because you can quickly install the file later.

Next, start Catch Questions of iPhone APP and go to Questions list page. At the under tool bar, you can see the blue camera button. Tap it and select “from Video”

Here, you can type the number of screen shots you want from the movie scene. I would recommend a little bit large number because you can have more chance to collect the shot of your favorite scenes.

And then, select the movie and start the installation. This can take some time depending on the length of movie. This is why I recommended the shorter movie before. After the installation, you can select if you should save the screen shot in the APP. If you don’t like it, you can skip to the next picture. In this picture, there is subtitle so save it. You can also add the original movie to the screen shot. All of picture can have the movie but it would be enough that only one of the pictures has the original movie so that you can save your memory on the device.

Finally, it is time to edit the subtitle. Some of the subtitle may include your favorite phrase or word you would like to study. In this case, you can hide the part of subtitle with painting. You can do this from the writing button at the lower left bottom of answer page.

In this page, you can paint like this. Hide the word you want. After saving it, go back to the previous page and try to press the picture for some time. The hiding part will be cleared. After the long press one more time, you can hide it again. In this function, you can make the vocabulary notebook from your favorite movie.

For your conversation training, thanks!