Rocket Italian Reviews

Minus one star for the poor voice recognition performance. It would be 5 stars if that wasn't so inconsistent. Also, price at a discount is okay. I don't think I would buy again at full price. I may feel differently once I've finished the course.

So far, I am just starting but I am really loving the course. It is easy for me to engage and understand.

Great course even if for non English native speakers it all is based on English as a starting point. The only thing I am missing is a enhanced vocabulary section where they could be learned and tested more sophisticated together across multiple parts of the course.

The lessons are well-thought out and at a perfect speed for learning Italian. I am utilizing Rocket Italian with another excellent program and between the two of these resources, I feel confident that within a few months, I will have a good, solid basis for speaking and understanding basic Italian.

I love Rocket Languages for their simple forthright teaching method and ease of participation. I am currently 80 years young and studying Italian and Spanish. I look forward to beginning Latin next year. I took German for two years about 10 years ago.

Amazing experience learning italian with this program. I suggest all the people to have this experience.

Outstanding course - my friend recommended it to me as the BEST way to learn the language - it's completely comprehensive and includes lots of practice in speaking, reading and writing.

I am very happy with the product so far, but I am only on the first lesson. The opportunity to practice pronunciation and then get rated on it wonderful feedback. I also like the opportunity to participate in both sides of the conversation....as both individuals. I try not to look at the screen and do this multiple times to ensure ease in conversation. Great product!

i study italian very well..but as we live in iran ,it is not possible for me to buy courses and i'm so sad about this problem..

the more i do it, the more i like it. I also like the format. Starting out slow, but gradually getting harder.