Rocket Japanese Reviews

I have tried Japanese courses before with other providers but this is by far the best.
The lessons are laid out in an easy to follow and intuitive way. and has accelerated my pace of learning. I think the pricing for the course material is great and very affordable. Rocket Japanese is now my go to learning program.

Rocket seems to be the best I've seen with audio and pronunciation practice. While competitors (which I also use) focus on vocab and visual learning, Rocket actually tells you the rules, what every detail and nuance is, and what and why it is that way, which makes remember how to use those vocab words much more useful. I wish there was more visual learning included, but it's been not too big of an issue for me.

This corse really makes sure you get visual learning, audio learning, and spoken learning including grammar. Im loving it so far it feels like I'm in school again with a strong curriculum to follow unlike other corses that has no curriculum and guidance.

Good learning platform. i loved it. hope to learn Japanese language soon.

muy buena pagina para aprender japones y sus vocavulario

This is fun to do! I really like how they design this and, it is a good resorse
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The Rocket Language is beautiful, you can learn faster from it and it so fun using Rocket Language.

I love it but i cant enjoy that much since i dont have all the lessons unlocked but its really good whatsoever

Shopping as the 3rd lesson? What an absolute joke!

It seems to be working. I've never tried to learn another language but this course has taught me a lot so far and I believe it's teaching me fairly well. I believe there is too much handholding so far in the beginner course. The translation leans too far on the English side of things and that creates problems. When the English phrase is too far removed from the Japanese translation you end up having to create a middle ground phrase to translate the translation. Some of the phrases translate well to very proper English and would make more sense in my mind, even if that's now how people regularly talk in America. Sometimes a literal translation would do a better job in teaching how phrases will be constructed in Japanese vs English. There are too many instances where I have to figure out how the course is trying to teach something before I can move forward with learning it. Sometimes this takes the form of inconsistencies in the flash cards. I bought the entire Japanese language course on sale and I think that it was pricey but fair. I don't plan on buying any other language courses any time soon, but if I did I would probably buy one from another company simply out of curiosity. I would recommend the Japanese courses to a friend.