Rocket Languages Reviews

I have been practicing Italian using several methods for about a year, including Duolingo max, Coffee Break Italian Podcast, YouTube videos, and chatGPT. I've learned quite a bit, but I was looking for an additional resource to really ramp up my practice in speaking and pronouncing words. I was drawn to Rocket for its reputation for speaking practice, and so far, I'm really impressed. Some of the other tools I use include speaking practice, but this app really takes it to the next level by having you practice every phrase, record it, and scoring it.

Duolingo will have me translate an Italian word or phrase into English, but I always have a word bank to choose from, which allows me to deduce the answer rather than remember it. I like that part of my lesson in Rocket requires me to translate to Italian without a hint, which forces me to try harder to remember it. I also really like that I can record my own voice and play it back, so that I can compare it to the way the teacher pronounces words.

Like the podcast I listen to, these lessons have a teacher and a native speaker who explains cultural nuances, common mistakes, etc. And this really helps draw attention to areas that deserve special focus during practice.

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C'est magnifique. C'est agreable et tres utile. Merci.

Rocket Italian provides an excellent platform, but I need to bring self-discipline to the table.

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE this, It makes learning Japanese so easy, I totally recommend this! <3

I've been using RocketLanguages for a few years now and prefer it over any other learning program for speech and conversation. Level 1 of RocketJapanese is superb, though the audio lessons of Levels 2 and 3 lack the same clarity and smoothness. The content of the lessons is great and I have no issue with the Japanese speakers, but the English-speaking hosts in Levels 2 and 3 have distractingly poor delivery: the pacing of their sentences is inconsistent, the editing cuts some words too early, and the speakers' intonation and emphasis is very odd, often quite unnatural. When repeating Japanese words immediately after the Japanese speakers do, the english-speaking hosts' pronunciation is so far off I sometimes wonder if the lessons were recorded without the speakers listening to each other. I still get the practice and review in Japanese that I want from the lessons, but not without difficulty listening to the hosts.

It's a great program, and I do recommend it to anyone who asks. The fact that Level 2 was updated is a good sign for the future; if the hosts of the audio lessons in Levels 2 and 3 can be re-recorded to match the rhythm and clarity of intonation that Level 1 has, it'll be top-notch.

Excellent tool for learning, it covers all areas for the learner - from writing to speaking and quizzes etc, very helpful tool for my language learning.

Next to Doulingo and Memrise this is the best app to help you learn Korean.. I have ever tri. Itit teaches you so well, and the app is so cool. It's a little pricey ,but it is what it is I love it.

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Amazing, worth the money, I would definitely buy again, highly recommend, fair price. Consider that in courses with personal guidance you can pay thousands, here everyone progresses at their own pace and the course is incredibly well-invested, highly recommend.

It's hugely better than DuoLingo, and the price is very reasonable.

Rocket Japanese is a great course for structured learning, especially for improving speaking skills. I really like the speaking practice — it helps me apply what I learn and build confidence in real conversation. The voice recognition and dialogue exercises make it easy to practice pronunciation naturally. It fits perfectly alongside my other study methods, like watching anime with Migaku and using NativShark, since Rocket Japanese gives me the grammar and structure I sometimes miss from immersion. Overall, it’s a solid, motivating course that balances fun and effectiveness, especially if you want to actually speak Japanese, not just understand it.