Rocket Spanish Reviews

if you know the basic then yes, this is perfect to build up your spanish. but if you know nothing than i do not recommend this

What a Great Course! The Interactives and add-ons to each lesson are very valuable. I will be spending my winter of 2021/22 in Mazatlan, Mexico, and I my goal is to have the basic foundational knowledge of Spanish by then, if I practice each day. Well done Rocket!

I've been at this spanish thing for 4 years and it has been a challenge. I'm in the over 60 category and I'm just not one to give up.
It's just never been fast enough. after using many other methods and courses books and tapes,,, I found rocket spanish to be smooth and interactive more over than others. None of these courses are complete I feel but lets get to the point where it's fun to chat in the new language and I see this is the opportunity with consistent practice presented here. And they give me 60 days to be proven wrong. I don't see it,,, life time access is great. My Spanish improved with the trial version.
I will send my friends and colleagues here first

I've only been using Rocket Language Spanish for two weeks and I feel comfortable having a conversation with a Spanish speaker. Another year from now I'm planning on being fluent by using Rocket Language Spanish

I have completed the first level. It is challenging and good in its repetition using speaking, writing and self-rating.

Good if you're serious about learning. Provides very well explained lessons. Won't just throw words at you, but will explain in great detail when and how those words and phrases should be used. Gives a little insight into Latin American culture. Let's you practice reading, listening, and speaking. Explains grammar in a way that is not boring, but is thorough. Not for visual learners. No pictures. Not for people who aren't already very motivated to learn a language. Has a leaderboard and will track your streak, but not overall very game-like. If you finish all three courses you will be able to understand most conversations even if you don't know some of the words. Just try it!

The approach is highly conducive to remembering, and surpassing, knowledge gained from studying Spanish many years ago: the stress on speaking is critical. I've just finished lesson 3.1, and have to say I have only two peeves, one tiny, one larger. The tiny one: the instructors distinguish lentos (regular glasses) from gafas (sunglasses). This is a distinction I have never heard in Mexico: my Mexican friends always use gafas for glasses. Perhaps this is one of many regional variations, which is fine, but it should be emphasized. The larger peeve is about esposa and esposo. Considering that the US, Spain, many states in Mexico, etc., recognize same-sex marriage, it's grating to hear the instructor say that if you're a man you introduce your spouse as mi esposa, or a woman as mi esposo.

I am learning a lot and it actually seems possible after all these years I can be/will be conversational with my Spanish speaking only rehab patients. I think that is pretty cool to be able to truly understand and reach my patients so i can give the best care.

I just decided to learn Spanish--I'm 60! I'm actually shocked at how much I've learned in just a few weeks. I'm also raring to learn more--Rocket Spanish has produced an exemplary way for motivating learning. Thanks Rocket Spanish! The only reason I chose 3 stars for wanting to buy again is that I've already purchased all three levels. :)

It's close to normal daily speaking environment. I am a Chinese speaking background, with some english level. The 1st 2 classes give more confidence to learn espanol.