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I really like Rocket Japanese! The lessons are fun and you can listen to them over and over. I have printed many of them out so I can study them when I'm not at my computer. I have also memorized a lot of the conversations.

Rocket Languages has put a lot of work into their website. They have a lot of tools to help you monitor your progress. The lesson-rating system gives you a good overview, there are lots of tests to evaluate how well you know the lessons, there are motivational articles and forums. And it's available wherever you are!

It's great having someone who is REALLY from Japan to teach me the lessons. It helps extravagantly with punctuation, and I know that all the culture is up to date. Not only that, but the forum allows me to ask any questions that I may have about the language.

The audio tracks are pretty decent. I take on the road with me all the time. When I get the chance to sit in front of my computer, I log on and find the course material pretty easy to finish. I personally like the culture sections. Even with all the things I look up about my country I'm studying, they seem to be about something new to me. I have been studying Japanese for five years now and I see myself on Rocket Languages for a few more years.

Rocket Japanese has been an excellent way to review all the things I learned in Country. Great for refreshing your memory on specific vocabulary sets. Well organized so it's easy to hone in on exactly what you want to cover at any given point in time. By far superior to Rosetta Stone.

Hi, Learning from Rocket Japanese is easy and fast and one gets to know the real feel also because of the conversations. However, as you can understand that any study without aim is worthless. I would suggest that you add more study material which is matchable to the quality of questions to the JLPT levels. This will convince more and more users to join your course and also give a benchmark for them to rate them against a real life test or hurdle.