Nonsense: Language Learning

Nonsense: Language Learning

Learn languages with movies

411 ratings
31 reviews
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Released
November 18, 2022
Updated
October 27, 2026

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Learn languages by immersing yourself in movie scenes. Understand words and grammar in context, hear native speakers, and retain what you learn. New movies are added weekly to enhance your language journey.

✓Immerse in movie scenes
✓In-context explanations
✓Learn native speaker usage
✓Supports 39 languages
✓New movies added weekly
✓Interactive learning
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What's New in Nonsense

5.4.5

October 27, 2026

Tapping a word or phrase during an exercise now opens redesigned help cards with smoother animations, and grouped words show up as one connected shape. Your home-screen widget now shows your streak, and whether today's lesson is still to do or your streak needs rescuing.

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User reviews

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It doesn't make it boring to learn is actually nice and love it

Muy fantástico

This app has become a favorite of mine to learn Spanish on. My only concern is I truly feel like the best way to learn a new language is through full immersion. NO ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS just photos or videos and words in the language you’re trying to learn. Seeing English makes you want to translate in your head before you speak. Repeating the words in your intended language even if you don’t know what you’re saying will help bridge the gaps in your understanding as you continue to interact with the language in other contexts. I honestly wish I could turn the English off and only have Spanish on this app but besides that this is a great app. Please introduce more African languages! I am currently learning Amharic and this app would help a lot.
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LITERALLY NONSENSE

Won’t let me click anything the words are blank won’t let me type what it’s saying

Maravillosa app

Me encanta ,es muy fácil para aprender inglés 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Doesn’t have Italian

I downloaded this thinking there was Italian Language which should be a common one to learn this was disappointing

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Reported Bugs

5 issues

App won't open

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Words are blank, cannot type

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Crashes and resets lessons

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Login issues

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Not working after initial setup/waitlist

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Requested Features

4 requests

Add more African languages (e.g., Amharic)

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Add Italian language

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Add Russian subtitles

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Option to turn off English translations for full immersion

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FAQ

Does Nonsense have ads?

Yes, Nonsense contains advertisements. Users can remove these ads by subscribing to a premium plan.

What languages can I learn with Nonsense?

Nonsense offers 39 languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and many more. New languages are added periodically.

How does Nonsense's learning method work?

Nonsense immerses users in Hollywood movie scenes, providing in-context explanations for words and grammar. This method helps users understand how native speakers actually use the language.

What are the subscription options for Nonsense?

Nonsense offers several subscription tiers, including Premium Monthly, Premium Plus Monthly, Premium Annual, and Premium Plus Annual. Some annual plans include a 7-day free trial.

Is Nonsense suitable for all ages?

Nonsense has an age rating of 12+, suggesting it is appropriate for teenagers and older users. The content is derived from movies.

How often is Nonsense updated?

The app was last updated on October 27, 2026, indicating a recent update. New movies are also added weekly, suggesting consistent content refreshes.

What do users like most about Nonsense?

User reviews highlight the fun and engaging nature of the learning process, the use of movie clips for context, and the well-designed, intuitive interface. Many find it an efficient and rewarding way to learn.

Are there any known issues with Nonsense?

Some user reviews mention issues such as the app not opening or loading, crashing, and login problems. There is also feedback regarding a lack of certain languages and an unclear grading system.