Hola,
This week’s Spanish quiz will test how well you know your Spanish reflexive verbs. There are some tricky questions in this one, so good luck!
If you would like some help before you start, check out the following free audio lesson: Spanish reflexive verbs – audio lesson
Hola, Salut, and Ciao…
Welcome back to the Rocket Languages blog.
One of the things we pride ourselves on here at Rocket Languages HQ is that we’re always working hard at finding ways to make things better for our learners. In fact, most of the changes we make are as a result of suggestions from our members!
Very soon, on November 27th to be exact, we’re launching a raft of improvements and updates to your learning experience. We’re calling it the 2013 Edition, and it’s something special!
Don’t worry, the Interactive Audio Lessons, the Language Lessons, and the Culture lesson are staying. After-all they’re the scientifically proven heart and soul of our courses.
What will change is a bunch of stuff around how you engage with the content, and greater focus on measuring your progress.
So what do we have up our sleeve for you… (more…)
Hola,
One of the key things you’re going to want to do in any Spanish speaking country is to be able ask for the things you want. Whether it’s food, directions, or information, knowing the right way to ask will get you a long way.
Check out how good your asking skills are with this week’s Rocket Spanish Quiz… Good Luck!
Salut,
So, you know the old saying, ‘The proof is in the pudding’? Well here’s some pretty sweet proof of all we’ve been saying about Rocket French.
Just have a look at what Max has to say about how much Rocket French helped him on his trip to France…
In Today’s blog post we’re going to get back to basics and find out if you’re getting the most out of your language learning course.
Have you asked yourself some questions about how you are learning and find out if this is the best way for you?
It’s time to learn smarter, not harder!
Consider the questions below. If you can honestly answer “Yes!” to each question, then you’re probably already making the most of your time and your energy…
But if your answer is more of a ‘yeeees?’ read on for some encouragement, and some tips that can help with your learning. (more…)
Bonjour!!
In French, the days of the week follow a similar pattern to English. In English days end in -day, in French they mostly end in -di, except for Sunday which starts with di-. Let’s have a look at the days in French and how they are pronounced:
