US EditionNetflix enhances language options to attract viewers
- Netflix has expanded language options for subtitles and dubbing on TV, matching what is available on mobile devices and web browsers.
- The company noted that nearly one-third of Netflix viewing is for non-English titles, contributing to its growth to 303 million global subscribers.
- The enhancements support multilingual audiences and include features for language learning, as mentioned in a blog post by Netflix.
- Netflix's catalog includes content in over 30 languages since its international launch in 2016.
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Netflix Adds New Subtitling And Dubbing Options For TV Viewers
With nearly one-third of all Netflix viewing being registered for non-English titles, the streaming giant has just unlocked more language options for subscribers looking for both subtitles and dubbing. Starting today, viewers will be able to pick from the full list of available languages for any title when watching on a TV set. That array […]
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