Rocket Languages Reviews

Rocket French is exactly what I need to improve my confidence in speaking french; I just wish I had discovered it earlier! I am an intermediate learner with very limited access to native french speakers. I was becoming frustrated with my french learning as even though I had learnt a lot from other sources and can understand spoken french reasonably well, my spoken french is poor in comparison. I bought level 3 Rocket French and the Travelogue a month ago and have already noticed an improvement, as has my Skype french teacher! I love the format of the exercises: repetition and more repetition is definitely what I need as a mature student! Highly recommended.

I love it! It is not glitchy! You learn so many new words in one Lesson! They make it easy and fun! I would definitely recommend this program! Try it its great!

Starting to learn Spanish at 67 years old is probably not the best time but so far so good.
I can't fault the teaching method or the software and I even enjoy even the frustrating time when my mind goes blank.

Very good balance of written and spoken.
Pace of new words is good.
Native accents are helpful.

I enjoy learning via a real life conversation and the exercises are great . Highly recommended for those who want to jump on in.

You know, I've been studying italian with rocket italian for just 30 min approx. And I love it! It's awesome. Well done.

rocket languages helps me a lot with korean words it's so cool

An interesting experience and interaction for learning Japanese, a solemn language.

I purchased the German Rocket course a few years ago, but haven't been practicing enough up till recently. What a great course and such a well organized and comprehensive, with so many options to learn and practice. Will definitely try out other languages, probably spanish/Italian and French. Will also be glad to see more courses in other languages as well (e.g Scandinavian maybe?)

I like the teaching method it makes it stick longer but I wish it was more considerable to people who are financially incapable because most lectures require you to buy.