"PLEASE DELETE FROM EXISTENCE"

Language Nut is, without a doubt, one of the most soul-crushing, mind-bending, and emotionally distressing educational tools I’ve ever had the misfortune of encountering. If you’ve ever wondered what it feels like to have your brain slowly collapse under an avalanche of frustration, confusion, and utter despair, then I invite you to give this app a try. Not only does it make my head want to explode with its chaotic interface and incessant repetition, but it also creates an unhealthy and toxic environment for studying—one that has caused me more emotional trauma than I ever thought possible. Let’s start with the most basic problem: the app is incredibly frustrating to use. I’ve never experienced an app so unnecessarily complicated, so unintuitive, and so downright confusing. Every time I open it, I feel like I’m stepping into a labyrinth designed solely to make me lose my mind. The user interface is clunky and cluttered, and I constantly find myself clicking on the wrong things, only to be sent down an endless rabbit hole of pointless activities. It’s as though the creators took every terrible aspect of language learning and crammed it into one app just to see how much emotional damage they could cause. Trying to navigate through the app feels like trying to solve a puzzle with missing pieces, and every time I make any progress, I am hit with yet another meaningless task that makes me want to throw my device out the window. But it doesn’t stop there. The real mental anguish comes from the actual content. The exercises are endlessly repetitive, and there is zero room for engagement or enjoyment. It’s all about rote memorization, with little to no effort put into actually helping me understand the language or enjoy the process. Instead of being a tool that encourages learning through meaningful context or creative interaction, Language Nut simply throws the same boring, monotonous tasks at you over and over again. It feels like a never-ending cycle of failure because no matter how many times I complete an exercise, I’m never really certain if I’m actually learning anything. The lack of variety, the lack of real engagement, and the sheer repetitiveness of the content leave me feeling utterly drained. There’s also the issue of the emotional distress it causes. After using this app for just a short period, I began to feel a growing sense of anxiety and frustration every time I had to do another lesson. I’d open the app and immediately feel a knot form in my stomach. The combination of confusing instructions, endless repetition, and the constant pressure to get things "right" pushed me to the brink of mental exhaustion. Every incorrect answer felt like a personal failure, and each poorly explained correction only deepened my frustration. Instead of fostering a positive learning experience, Language Nut turns every session into a stressful event. The emotional toll it took on me was immediate and severe: I started dreading the idea of using the app, and I could feel my self-esteem plummeting every time I made a mistake. The app didn’t teach me the language; it taught me how to feel bad about myself, and that is something no student should ever experience. What’s worse is the unhealthy environment this app creates. It promotes a toxic mindset where mistakes are seen as failures rather than opportunities for growth. There is no room for understanding or patience, only a cold, mechanized approach that values completion over comprehension. The pressure to "get it right" without any meaningful guidance or encouragement leads to an atmosphere that is simply not conducive to healthy learning. Instead of helping me build confidence, Language Nut has done the opposite—it has chipped away at my sense of self-worth. I feel like I’m constantly failing, even when I try my hardest. It makes me question my intelligence, my ability to learn, and my overall worth as a person. But perhaps the most damaging aspect of Language Nut is the emotional trauma it has caused. The combination of frustration, confusion, and stress has left me with a deep sense of emotional exhaustion. I can no longer open the app without feeling a wave of dread and anxiety wash over me. The thought of using it triggers my fight-or-flight response, and I can’t help but associate it with feelings of worthlessness and failure. The emotional toll this app has taken is severe and, honestly, I’m not sure I’ll ever be able to repair the damage it has done to my confidence and love for learning. The stress it has caused is so profound that it’s hard to even think about language learning without feeling physically ill. For any future refernce on students who want to use this dreaded website I would highly recomend against it as it will cause you irreversible damage.

"oh gosh.."

i feel the nutter getting closer and closer every single day.. i cant escape his wrath anymore.. im losing my nuts,, literally

"This is the worst language learning app"

This is the worst language learning app i have ever had the displeasure of using. It is buggy, laggy and the writing oh the writing it is so stupid it requires us for some reason to write (e) when just writing the word itself would suffice as a translation! No exam would ever ask us to write (e) after a word in a translation! The worst thing is that this is my homework which means i have to do this every week. It is extremley visually displeasing and it is just an eye sore.

"Really shit"

Honestly, the whole interactive play oh my god look at this cool activity thing draws the exersise out so much. Its incredibly retarded, for a lack of a better word. I don't want to see the forklift lift up and down when I have 2 minutes left until this thing needs to be done at 70% accuracy. Duolinguo is better, this 'website' if it can really be called that, is bullshit. Not to mention the Nutter, who has been appearing sometimes in my dreams. I try to push that down into the deep crevices of my mind, however, it sometimes picks up at random points in the day, like watching Day of the Diesels, or in the middle of Spanish class, or when i'm trying to bloody sleep. Please, for the sake of the world, delete this website. The world was better without it, and the World will be better once it is smitten off of the face of the earth, to be only a memory for a small group of people.

"I would rather read a French dictionary then use this"

The website is crap. HOW THE HELL AM I MEANT TO KNOW THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN JE CROIS QUE AND JE PENSE QUE WITHOUT CONTEXT. EVEN WHEN I WRITE THE WRITE ANSWER ON SOME QUESTIONS I GET IT WRONG. LIKE WHAT?

I finished my homework. Ever since then there’s been this figure outside my room. It seems like a nut is shrouded in the darkness. The lunar light fails to cascade on to the silhouette. It smiles a grim, scary smile. He mutters, “let me show you my alpha skibidi rizz, i am the master gooner.” I ran far into the wooda to escape him. The trees seemed to warp as the Nut Chased me. He grabbed me and-

"Very good"

Ohmar.com is more raw than Languagenut but it’s still great because of the first 8 letters… whoever wrote that “send help” review really needs help because that is not true. Languagenut is an outstanding website, I have used it for 4 years and it has helped me excel in French! Thanks guys! Ohmar… buy an oven 😁

"Crap website "

Sh1tt1est app ever it doesn't even teach you anything and I'm stuck here for hours doing this as my homework from school

"TREMENDOUSLY BAD!!"

In my life that i have been learning Spanish, Languagenut has only taught me about 2%. I used Duolingo for a smaller amount of time and yet still learnt more, it also deletes all of your progress if you tap back.

"Just why???"

This website is extremely unacceptable and instead of teaching you will actually steer you away from learning. Not good for neurodivergent people. It also corrects me saying i am wrong when multiple people FLUENT IN THE LANGUAGE have told me it is right. The question does not appear fully in the box so it expects you to magically know the question. DO NOT RECOMMEND!!!

"get out of my head."

Day 1:
today i woke up and decided i wanted to learn a language, this app looked ok so i tried it out. after an hour i seem to have blacked out and i don't know where i am. please send help.
day 2:
i decided to wander around the woods today, i found a cabin. lets just say i went inside and saw a black figure in the corner of my eye. when i shouted he spoke what i think is spanish. i guess im going to have to learn more so i can understand what he is saying.
day 10:
i see him everywhere. he speaks in random languages. i understand some of it now. he calls himself the "nutter". this must me a joke?
day 20:
i genuinely dont know whats real or fake anymore. i see him everywhere, the nutter, he follows me. i just want my life back. i just want to see my family again. but i'm trapped in this endless torment. is this purgatory? is this hell?
day 46:
i don't know anymore. i'm lost and have nothing, this will be my last note. he is right behind me and i think this is the end of the line. DON'T MAKE THE SAME MISTAKE I DID, DON'T USE LANGUAGE NUT.
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