Rocket Languages Reviews

Sonnion, I don't like rocket languages, its boring and its hard to stick to

I've been working through Rocket Russian for a couple of months now. I really enjoy the challenging vocabulary and the opportunity to have short conversations with speakers to practice speaking and properly forming the words. Forming the sentences with full words is not challenging at all, but I really like learning how to spell the vocabulary words and the opportunity to use the russian keyboard to spell them out. Overall, it's been a good experience and I'm looking forward to continuing to learn the language. Unlike other programs I've tried, this one is a one time payment which is good for me because my schedule is busy and it may take me several years to fully learn all that Rocket Russian has to offer.

It's Amazing I just learn atleast 14 new words today

日本語を学ぶのが大好きです！本当に大好きです！このアプリのおかげで、単語とかその他いろいろがすごく簡単になりました。ありがとうございます！

I really enjoy relearning German on Rocket, but it is frustrating to have to deal with the site not picking up the correct words, even though I am using a professional mic and was fluent in German as a kid. This was a little expensive for my taste, but the quality of the lessons is (mostly) worth it.

I like rocket language because it has a sign language course, and unlike doulingo, I actually feel like i'm learning something. highly recommend! very very kewl. I have absorbed a lot of knowledge from this app.

I love Rocket French it is so much fun.
Helps you learn French good.
I would recommend it to a friend or family member.

First, the positives: I love the Rocket Spanish Level 2. I had recently finished Rosetta Stone Spanish before I started it, and it was the perfect place to continue my studies and fill in gaps of vocabulary/grammar. I loved how the audio lessons have been perfect for making my commutes extremely productive and I particularly enjoyed how challenging the listen-and-repeat and real time translation tasks were in the Level 2 audio lessons. They prompted me to listen to a few lessons multiple times and really gave the listener the opportunity to try out new words and grammatical structures in different types of sentences.

Sadly, I was quite disappointed to find the audio lesson style changed almost completely for Level 3. I appreciate that the language of the conversations became more complex and fast-paced. However, the explanation of language points (especially grammar) has been very thin to nonexistent (I do understand there are self-paced grammar units, but these are obviously not delivered in audio format like they were in Level 2). Additionally, outside of the Rocket Review portion, the listen and repeat has mostly been focused on single words/phrases, and the real-time translation tasks (or listen-and-repeating in more varied grammatical contexts) are almost nonexistent. Unfortunately, this has made the audio lesson format feel quite passive and not challenging at all (except for listening comprehension).

I enjoy this program except for the pronunciation into the mic. Very frustrating and annoying!

very good it helps me to learn the words accurately by repeating them.