Rocket French Reviews

The program materials are well organized and creatively presented. The conversations are an interesting way to learn useful and practical words, phrases and sentences. I can do it at home and at my leisure. And it is fun!

Rocket Languages is a very good program. I have only recently started using it but am finding it a very good way to learn a language. There are several different ways to use the program to learn like writing, pronunciation, flashcards etc. I would highly recommend it.

A stimulating ,interesting and easy to follow course,which you can follow at your own pace

It includes a variety of teaching techniques which encourage you to listen to the spoken word, learn how to write it as well as say it

Rocket is the best learning site I have ever tried, it's wonderful, helpful, I'm really like it and I gained a lot of knowledge which helped me to try to start speaking in french, speaking french was always and still my dream and I think your site enabled me to achieve my dream, thank you for this excellent learning program, I talked to all my friends about it and how much it's useful and I will continue to to tell all people about it. In fact you deserve all respect and all appreciation words is not enough to give you what you deserve, I just would like to congratulate you for this site and to be the best site ever on the internet.
Thank you for all lessons you have been sent it to me and I wish you to continue sending me new lessons.

I have used numerous methods to learn French including part time classes, language training at work and other software products. Nothing has been as effective or motivated me as much as Rocket languages!

Great learning program that immerses you quickly in French. I am enjoying it thoroughly.

For the first time I am hearing french pronunciation from a totally different perspective. Duolingo french is easy to understand ; not sure if it is Canadian french. They don't have real scientific and engaging way to teach. Here I am really new. I can't make any conclusion yet but I am feeling a breath of fresh air. Duolingo has started is getting to my nerves after all these years. Quizlet is another platform which provides various ways to keep student engaged.

I am only on my second French lesson, but so far I find Rocket Languages to be the best of the programs I have tried. It is similar to others, but the outstanding difference is the support from the staff and of the folks in the forum section.

The twenty minute lessons are just the right length. The narrators are personable and the dialogue is usually pretty interesting. The fact that I can download the lessons and listen to them on my iPod while I walk to work in the morning is especially helpful.

Well balanced approach to the learning is what's really working for me; this is not just a bunch of grammatical rules put together, it merges the traditional ways of learning with more modern, comprehension oriented methods.