Wordy - Language Learning

Wordy - Language Learning

Language Learning with Movies

2K ratings
399 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 16, 2024
  • June 1, 2026

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Learn over 20 languages using real movie and series clips. Improve vocabulary, listening comprehension, and pronunciation with thousands of curated film scenes. Stay motivated with a daily streak system and track your progress.

Learn languages from movie and series clips
15,000+ curated film clips
Real subtitles with native speaker audio
Daily streak system for motivation
Instant translation and example sentences
Vocabulary organized by level (A1-C2)
Streaming service support
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What's New in Wordy

2.5.0

June 1, 2026

Completely redesigned vocabulary practice! Learn words through real movie clips, then test yourself with 3 quiz types: translate, select, and type. Pick your difficulty level and build streaks as you master new words — all with smooth animations and a custom keyboard.

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Subscription plans

Language Learning

Learn Languages with Movies & TV Shows

$19.991 Year
Price Updates
July 19, 2026$19.99
September 13, 2025$14.99
August 4, 2025$14.99
May 6, 2025$29.99
February 10, 2025$29.99
February 3, 2025$14.99
November 14, 2024$14.99
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User reviews

LAG

super laggy

One word

AMAZING

Merci beaucoup

Super

Cant even get in

I wish i could give a proper review, but it was incredibly difficult to just login. Very annoying, do not recommend

Good

Verry good app

Developer apps

User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

There are errors playing videos

Bug

No sound

Bug

NOT WORKING

Bug

Requested Features

2 requests

Please have translate to Vietnamese

Feature

Filter certain TV or movie ratings

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FAQ

What is Wordy and how does it work?

Wordy is a language learning application that utilizes real movie and series clips to teach over 20 languages. It helps users improve their vocabulary, listening comprehension, and pronunciation by exposing them to authentic language used in everyday conversations. The app provides thousands of curated film clips with real subtitles and native speaker audio.

What languages can I learn with Wordy?

Wordy supports over 20 languages, including English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, and many more. The app offers content for all levels, from beginner (A1) to advanced (C2), ensuring a personalized learning path for each user.

How does the daily streak feature work?

The daily streak feature is designed to keep users motivated by encouraging consistent daily practice. By maintaining a daily learning chain, users solidify their knowledge and build a consistent study routine. The app allows users to track their progress and collect their learning days.

Is Wordy free to use?

The application is free to download and use, offering a foundational language learning experience. However, it does include in-app purchases, which may unlock additional features, content, or learning tools to enhance the user's experience.

What makes Wordy different from other language learning apps?

Wordy's unique approach lies in its use of authentic movie and series clips as its primary learning material. This method exposes learners to real-life expressions, natural speech patterns, and idioms that are often difficult to find in traditional textbooks, making learning more enjoyable and effective.