Rocket French Reviews

After several restarts I am now getting into the course and it is really well structured. Learning a language is never easy but these guys break it all down to small pieces that are easy to understand and help.

it is amazing. we are improving our skills by this rocket languages.

It is a bad version of other courses. The voice recognition is poor based on experience from other apps. I have paid into the course you may wish not to.

I found the courses interactive! Better than using Duolingo for the first month as this helps me to build a base and interest in learning the language. But I kind of get to a plateau after finishing level 2, so I go to do the travelogue, which is quite fun. Though at the first half of travelogue, I found the story plot is like kind of missing something, luckily the later part improves a lot with more conversation. But it is frustrating that there isn't a all-merge dialogue that includes all the audios from previous lessons, like the review audio in level 1,2,3. So basically I can't go hand-free to listen back the dialogues that I have gone through while I am cooking, running ...etc. And the updated version of level 1,2,3 is putting away something I found very nice - that’s having the conversion dialogue at the end of the same lesson page, instead of putting them at the “all conversation” part. Hope these features can be added and improved. Thanks!

I am enjoying my Rocket courses very much. The speaking and recording part of the course is extremely helpful and has had the effect of helping to increase my confidence in speaking and listening. The repetition of language through various different exercises is enjoyable. I would highly recommend Rocket to anyone.

This is a great course to teach a majority of whatever language you want. Sure if you want to learn a language you will need to use more than this but this covers most for a good price. Its interactive audio lessons can be a bit annoying sometimes how it doesn't respond to you despite answering other questions perfectly but hey no one is perfect and I think this would be a wonderful app for you.

It's so much better than the other app it is more dynamic and fun to learn! Also if you could reduce the prices and costs it would be better, because I (and more people around the world) don't have the big amount of money that you are asking for.

As an elementary learner, I am very happy with the course so far. There is obviously no course which by itself will make you an expert in the language. You have to put in the hard work. With Rocket Languages however, you see the progressive results. What so far I am having the most difficulty with is pronunciation in the word recognition app: words and sounds like " deux, dehors, jeu, vingt, beaux, faire, deshonneur, soeur, eau, ail, heure, l'an, etc. This, I believe, comes from the inured effects of my native African languages and the official language of my country, English, which have articulated my phonetic and vocal cores. The non-synchronization however also alerts me to those words and areas of phonetic and tonal difficulty to which I thus can direct attention and, after a lot of practice over and over, it eventually starts to come together. I have so far not dealt with Customer Service, hence the neutral rating. Otherwise, so far, so good!

Wish there was more grammar lessons and verb conjugations.

I have just begun French Level 2 and completed only the first module. The approach to learning appears to be excellent in that it covers speaking, listening, writing and some grammar. I have been in a local immersion program for four years and am at a low intermediate level. I have taken this course to improve my listening and speaking skills and it appears this course will help. Time will tell. I am disappointed with the speech recognition feature of the system. It seems to cut off my speaking before I can complete the phrase no matter how fast I speak, and when I am sure I have pronounced the words correctly, different words are sometimes returned from the recognition software. Nevertheless, practicing the listening and speaking disciplines accomplishes my improvement goals, although the software does not always work the way I would expect. Perhaps my personal computer setup is the problem. I will be contacting Rocket to see if it is on my end. Also, if you are a solid intermediate level student, I would start with the Level 3, the more advanced module. So, overall, I like the program so far and would recommend it for anyone who wants to improve their French with this comprehensive and disciplined approach to learning despite my software recognition difficulties.