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I've recently learned that if a group or organization cannot exist without one person, it's not a group. It's not an organization. It's one person doing all the work and a whole bunch of other people just happened to be there.

Wise.

My husband struggles with subtitles... he's dyslexic. As around one in ten people are, that's going to be a lot of people who struggle with subtitles for very good reasons. Though personally I like them, but then I'm a bit deaf!!

Dyslexia is a sign of a misspelt youth.

Screw subtitles. I don't want to do homework while I watch a show.

Bilingual here, subtitles helps me understand every single word is said. It's very useful when you don't want to miss a single detail, especially with complex movies

I have bad eyes so I only use subtitles on YouTube (unless there's only autogenerated ones)

I watch with subtitles.

Love subtitles! Some actors have horrible accents.

Closed captioning is why I was reading on my own at 4 years old. I have subtitles on for my daughter so she can learn to read. Also sometimes they talk quietly and you don't catch what they said so it's better then rewinding

I have the suspicion that some languages (including English) have pronunciations that naturally are hard to discern. Especially when heard on tv and in songs. The words are pretty similar necessitating the use of sub-titles, even for native speakers. Some languages seem not to suffer from this problem.

I am convinced people who don't like subtitles can hear, what sounds to me like Charlie Brown's teacher, and understand people with marbles in their mouths as well!

So you only watch shows on your own language then? I pity you as sometimes best shows come from all around the world.

And there are lots of good movies not in English too

I use subtitles so I know what's being said while I'm snackin

Sometimes I put on subtitles if people are giving important details, esp if there's an accent (or mumbling) involved...

I'm hearing impaired and always use subtitles.

I love subtitles so much I wish dual subtitles (two languages) were an option everywhere.

Whenever I'm watching tv with my family, I have to hold back on asking "Can you put the subtitles on" because I know words on screen irritates alot of people. I can hear just fine, but I LOVE reading along.

For learning spelling and new words, since English is my third language.

I don't like them because I find them distracting - I'm so busy reading them I don't watch the screen.

Sometimes I watch English shows with subtitles on... 0-0

i'm convinced poeople who like subtitles can't hear good

Maybe some people are deaf, like me.

I can't read fast either.

D**m mumbling actors! Speak clearly!

They can, at first, but then their lips get tired.

I like closed captioning because actors don’t enúnciate and half the time I’m asking what’s he say?!

I love subtitles. I use them because sometimes i just find the fluctuating sound of the TV awful.

My wife's lost some hearing in the lower registers and so uses subtitles to help. I watch foreign films with subtitles because you lose so much nuance if you can't hear the actors delivery.

If I wanted to read I'd pick up a book

I'm neurodivergent; I read fast, but sometimes my auditory processing lags, especially when there are big differences in the volume of characters' voices vs sound effects. My boyfriend is a film buff; he is very particular about visual effects and sound quality, prefers certain types of movie theaters over others, and talks a lot about the technical aspects of film making. He cares more than most people about the experience of watching a film, but you know what? Anytime we watch movies at home together, he puts on the f*****g subtitles. He has offered to do so for me ever since I first explain why I like them. Subtitles are also great for understanding actors with real or fake accents, knowing how to spell names and fictional places, catching time period specific slang, in universe only terms, or unfamiliar jargon (i.e. military terms in action film as someone with little other experience with them). Subtitles are great.

i can't hear well okay, or see well but it works-

Not for action movies

I'm getting older and have trouble hearing so I use subtitles. I'm also dyslexic and have trouble with rapid reading comprehension. Short story long, I rewind alot.

Where I live, dubbing is only done for TV shows for children. Everything else comes in its original voices with subtitles. Where I was born and raised, everything is dubbed. Every time when going to a visit, I realize how awful even excellent dubbing is, and how much background noise vanishes.

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My daughter (an english speaker) still watches every program with the english subtitles on. No idea why. She just likes it that way.