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48,307

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Track Oxford Languages's estimated YouTube subscribers, compare the public API total and follow the next milestone. Estimates can differ from YouTube's rounded public count.

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views

2,149,922

Videos

195

API Count

48,300

To 50K

1,693
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About Oxford Languages

Welcome to the official Oxford Languages YouTube channel.

Oxford Languages is committed to unlocking the power of language for learning and for life. Our world-class language research programme builds on over 150 years of experience and technological innovation to deliver authoritative, evidence-based content in more than 50 languages.

Oxford University Press is proud to publish the definitive record of the English language, the Oxford English Dictionary (OED).

Subscribe to our channel, today.

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Latest Video

From Word to Voice: Representing Pronunciations in the Oxford Dictionary of African American English

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About RealtimeSubCount.com

Track live YouTube subscriber estimates, public counts, views and milestones. Search a channel or @handle, compare creators and build an OBS overlay.

FAQ

The main live figure may be a third-party estimate. The API count is the public total, rounded down to three significant figures. Cached results and provider delays can affect both. Frequent updates do not mean every subscription is verified; channel owners can use YouTube Studio for private analytics.

The chart appends new subscriber readings every few seconds. That gives you a rolling growth trace instead of a static count snapshot.

Yes. The embed panel on this page includes both the iframe snippet for websites and the direct URL for OBS or other browser-source tools.