Rocket Hindi Reviews

I've used several trial versions of online Hindi courses and Rocket was my choice at the end. Best price, online version is fully downloadable, allowing you to learn on the move, exercises are fun and pertinent, lessons teach you words and sentences that you can immediately use with friends or at work or in chat app with Hindi speaking people.

I used to be terrible at learning languages at school. And also Hindi was hard in the beginning, but once I got the grips on it, it was so much fun with Rocket Hindi. There are multiple ways to learn, and I also keep a notebook (offline). The combination of all of that really helps.

It's a little simplistic at times - I like to delve further into grammar to understand why a phrase is as it is rather than just learning it by rote - but the practice has definitely made a difference to my understanding and it's good to have some structure to my learning , living in an area where I can't access any physical classes. The speaking and writing practice are most useful, and give me something I absolutely can't get from the more advanced text book I use in tandem with Rocket Hindi. I would consider signing up for another language if my financial situation improved - it's decent value for money.

I am studying in India so I started learning Hindi to be able to communicate with the Indians. Earlier I was just talking with friends and learning bit by bit without a proper order. Rocket Hindi provides almost everything you need to know about Hindi in an orderly manner starting from the basics and going on to advanced grammar. You get a lot of lessons for a very low price.

Rocket Hindi is a great help to those who wish to quickly learn the language despite not having much time to devote to the study, what has been learned is extremely helpful in the everyday working life.

You should try as many resources as possible when learning a new language. Prior to Rocket Languages, I consulted a textbook, Rosetta Stone software, and Pimsleur audio lessons. The Rocket Languages program is the most balanced approach, when it comes to learning styles.

Textbook
+ Index and dictionary
+ Many opportunities for explanation and background information
- Very linear
- Not immersive

Rosetta Stone
+ The most vocabulary
+ Visual reinforcement through images
+ Very slick interface
- No English
- No explanations
- Images are bad at expressing multiple ideas
- Images are bad at expressing time and use of tenses
- The grading scale is unhelpful

Audible
+ Efficient explanations
+ Easy progression in small steps
+ Lots of repetition
- The reading lessons are tacked on at the end
- Poor exposure to the written word
- Poor explanation of tenses

Rocket Languages
+ Listening, Reading, and Speaking functionality is strongly integrated
+ High quality audio
+ PDF handouts and downloads make it easy to learn away from the computer
+ Curriculum offers multiple definitions, when appropriate
- The progression is a little fast
- Needs more repetition within the audio lessons
- Maybe pair the audio lessons with a slideshow for visual reinforcement?

Rocket Languages is the best value, when compared to other learning solutions. I will go to Rocket Languages first when I try my next language.

I found the Rocket Hindi online course extremely helpful in learning Hindi, which is a new language for me. It starts from the basics and then goes on to teach you how to converse in situations like, in a restaurant, at a party, in the market. Every lesson, they do it in depth with Rohan, Nikita. One can learn the correct pronunciation also from them.

I really enjoyed the free trial lesson and couldn't wait to buy the full course. the fee for lifetime access was real value for money and a good fit for my budget. What I like most about Nikita's lessons is there relativity to everyday life. I find learning Hindi with Nikita's"s lessons far easier than with any other language programme purchased. Main Bahut passand hai !!!

So far so good :-) Working at my own pace through the Introduction and am starting to get an 'ear' for Hindi.

The Rocket Record function is great to help you get the intonation right. One thing I'm figuring out is how to say things naturally instead of like a robot so I'm playing around and experimenting with what I'm learning.

I am very happy with the course and feel that i am retaining a lot of words and pronunciation learned. I am certainly glad that the material is up-to-date and has native speakers of both sexes so you can not only hear how you need to say it but how others might respond.