Rocket French Reviews

I'm enjoying this approach to learning a new language; hearing, reading, speaking and writing. This helps to learn in the way that works best for you and develops the other areas you do not rely on often. One lesson a day is quite attainable and the topics cover everyday occurrences. Have benefitted greatly from an on-line format as the lesson can be at my convenience. Would recommend Rocket French to anyone wanting to improve their French language skills.

First i decided to learn new language. I only knew English and tagalog. So i search and I found Rocket French languages. Rocket French help me to understand and know how to speak French. Now I can communicate easily to my friend and understand him. Thank you so much for teaching me. More Power and God Bless

I am learning French. The program is good but far from perfect. There are problems with voice recognition. Level 1, Chapter 5 has a summary test that tests words that have never been introduced. Who proofs this stuff? One new word, 'manquer', translation "miss". What kind of miss? The "stories" are usually 25 minutes long and of little value. Customer support? Virtually nonexistent. During weekday normal hours there is a help desk, when you complain about something she will refer to IT department. IT department has a perfect record of never getting back to me so I quit writing notes to improve the course. The French course is good but could be much better if Rocket had interest in improving.

A great value for learning a new language. I used Rocket Languages to try and learn some basic French before I took a vacation to Paris. It was a complete success and was able to order food, buy items, ask for directions, and engage is basic conversation (my name is, how are you, etc.) during my stay. It is definitely worth a try and I recommend the program.

Rocket languages is a very nice and simple way of learning a new language and not expensive it covers all the primary areas of language learning: listening, speaking, writing, and reading. The content and pacing is very well structured, especially for beginners like myself I found the audio lessons clear and easy without being overly ambitious about how much new knowledge a student can retain in one day! I LEARNED IN A FEW DAYS MORE THAN A COMPLETE COURSE ON MY OLD SCHOOL.! This is a great course. I would recommend it to anyone desiring to learn
french or any other language

Good for those who like to control the content of their learning rather than going in an order dictated to them. I like the email reminders to encourage return to learning. Clicking on phrases to hear the pronunciation is also very helpful, as is playing the games to test knowledge.

Rocket French could very well be the future, you can learn at any time of day or night, and also work at your own pace. It is surprising how much you can learn in a short space of time when used frequently for only 15/20 minutes, and the more you learn, the more you are motivated to learn, and confidence will increase. I was worried before I purchased this that it would not work. I now look upon Rocket French as a good solid investment and a pretty cheap one at that.

This is my first time to take a French speaking course. I'm pleasantly surprised at how much enjoyment I get from each chapter. The French speakers on the audio are extremely helpful in my efforts to improve my accent and pronunciation. And the ability to play your own voice for review of what it sounds like to others really enhances the experience and accuracy. In addition, I usually always end up laughing out loud at the sound of my voice at least once per lesson! It's a real treat to have fun while learning!

This program trains your ear to hear the words as they actually sound in French. The tests help with this portion of the program, which is difficult without actually being in a French-speaking country.

I would like to see something in Rocket Languages to drive a logical conversation (live person or AI) where user needs to respond to questions but without assistance and the program would validate the response (either written or audio). The expected responses would have been covered in the prior lessons. As nobody in the language software community does this yet, it would be awesome for Rocket Languages to pick it up. You could always start simple with just a standard conversation flow of questions to elicit the expected responses. You currently do that but to only a minor extent.