Rocket Languages Reviews

I am in the first few days of practice, but I find Rocket German very effective and motivating, easy to spend an hour listening and speaking, steadily honing pronunciation. I already notice that phrases I am learning are retained in my memory: I find myself playing them in my head the next day. That kind of palpable retention is what I was hoping for. So the reward will keep me at it!

I've only been using the course for three days now, but so far the lessons have been interesting and engaging. I find it a plus that there is a native speaker who speaks clearly and slowly and is easy to understand, even with the accent. I am mildly concerned about not learning a variety of vocabulary but as I have literally just started the program, I'll reserve judgement.

Nice to meet you and I would like to say thank you very much that I can learn Japanese language through this site. I think it's suit for me as a beginner for learning a japanese language. COmpletely and easy to follow all instructions.

Quisiera conocer este sistema de enseñanza por qué me parece interesante

We tried Pimsleur and Duolingo each for a month before finding Rocket Spanish. Two weeks into RS and we’re pleased and feel like we’re learning USEFUL conversational Espanol. We wsh RS allowed us our own learning profile on one account like Pimsleur does. Pimsleur Level 1 to us as Beginners was VERY boring and far less practical than Rocket. And, Duolingo is a nice phone app for vocabulary but we learned very little practical conversation Spanish. So for our money and the time we will invest Rocket was a very good find.

This app is so remarkable for learning a french language which I was trying to learn for the past one year. Its so detailed and practical which is the best of this site and it truly makes the learning fun.

I love this program! I'm never bored. Instead, I'm completely engaged. The teachers offer tips that are incredibly helpful in learning a new language. I'll be telling everyone about this learning program. Thank you!

I went to Colombia and met some new friends. I wanted to approach these friendships with a growth mindset. To me this means I will approach it intentionally by learning the language.

I am working my way through the Rocket German course. It has been fantastic. It certainly helps to immerse yourself in the language with other German resources, such as social media accounts, watching shows in German, learning German songs etc., but using Rocket German as the main driver of learning the language is definitely the way to go. It builds upon previously learned material and really does an all-encompassing approach to get you as close to immersive learning as possible, including audio recognition, writing, spoken pronunciation, memory, and flashcards. This is easily the best course on the market. 5/5. Only complaint is that on certain lessons it crashes the mobile app and those lessons are absolutely unusable for the phone which is incredibly frustrating, especially because each lesson builds upon previously-learned material, so simply skipping it doesn't seem like a prudent option. However, those lessons do work on the desktop/laptop version, so it's only a relatively minor inconvenience (though this has happened so far for 3 out of the first 70 lessons I have done in the beginner course).

I am loving my Rocket Italian course. The audio is fantastic! It is really helping to train my ear to the Italian language, and the conversations are interesting and engaging. It hits all my learning styles, and the repetition is very good for me. I like it better than Rosetta Stone or any other courses I have ever tried. I am excited to visit Italy in October of 2020 and try out what I have learned.