Rocket Spanish Reviews

great easy to follow and understand even if you start from really nothing

I love how the lessons are set up to repeat the vocabulary and reinforce understanding. The multiple methods of teaching allow the learner to hear, speak, and write the words and phrases in the lessons. Great!

Very easy to learn with this program. I am enjoying it very much.

So far, so great. Their method reinforces retention, while at the same time not boring. The interactions is wonderful, including audio downloads, quizzes, notes and more. This is the best I've used to date!

for the talking part i gets spanish is fast buts kinda hard to understand what the man is saying he's rushes i aslo gets some words are pronounces but i feel like he should annunciate his words and i notice that when i talk using words that starts with v they dont regester and its very frustrating ill try to go to setting so it can hear me clear but still

Rocket Spanish is the perfect spanish course for people who don't have an unlimited amount of time. It gets right to the point and is focused on spanish which is actually useful in conversations. I highly recommend it. I particular like the app.

The variety of teaching formats really helps reinforce what I am learning, and I love that I can work at my own pace. I would highly recommend Rocket Languages to anyone who wants to learn to speak a foreign language!

I'm using Rocket Spanish with Duolingo, and they are terrific together. Duolingo is easy for learning the individual words and small phrases, but doesn't give much practice with Spanish conversations. Rocket Spanish has longer lessons, but is exclusively Spanish conversations. It then covers the meaning of the conversations in depth, and tests and grades your pronunciation. It also has flash cards, quizzes, and more. I love it!

I tried Duo Lingo for years and never really got anywhere. I'm definitely learning more with Rocket. Best online language resource I've found yet!

Comprehensive but sometimes doesn't fit my learning style. What i liked, the new role play feature, speaking and the writing practice. What I don't like , the long and often tedious practice sessions (how many times do i have to say "Hola, Amy", especially for the grammer sections which could have more helpful learning examples rather than rote learning phrases. This is especially necessary for difficult topics like object pronouns. Vocab layout is not as good as Duolingo.
The dialogues are good, well explained and generally relevant. Overall its not bad but thinking of switching to an AI style of learning.