Rocket Languages Reviews

Having decided to learn Portuguese to impress and become more involved with my Brazilian friends, I chose Rocket languages. It's great! It's Brazilian Portuguese, so exactly what I wanted, and it is so easy to use either on my laptop at home or tablet during lunch at work.

I've tried a little with my friends and they've commented on my good pronunciation - all thanks to Rocket Languages. The way the language is introduced is intuitive and it sticks. Being able to record and listen back to your attempts really helps to improve pronunciation and help to retain vocabulary.

I'm not at the point where I can hold a conversation yet, but given time and Rocket Languages excellent approach I believe I'll be meeting my friends expectations now that they now I'm learning.

Muito obrigado, Rocket Languages. Your product works and I thoroughly recommend it.

Método sencillo, mide los avances y permite practicar sin límites, tanto la escritura, la escucha y la pronunciación. Es progresivo y va avanzando con casos prácticos de aplicación del idioma. Me ha gustado.

Rocket Languages is helping me prepare for my move to Rio De Janiero. Other programs I tried didn't seem to make much sense the way they introduced concepts. I really enjoy the way Rocket Languages sets up it's courses. Best program I've found so far. Muito Bem!

The Portuguese language is a romance language with the similarity of Italian and Spanish. Reading and hearing is an important factor to learn the language. I am always reading and hearing, and speaking the Portuguese language through my tongue in order to practice my tongue in pronunciation with hardship.

I just started using Rocket Language and I like it so far. I knew some Portuguese before beginning but have noticed so far that Rocket Language has been helpful with putting phrases together. I am looking forward to getting more in detail with the language and learning things I don't know in part 2 of the lessons.

I have just completed the trial and, although it is a shame that more advanced Portuguese lessons will not be available any time soon (if at all), I am going to buy the full access anyway. It seems good value for money, but I think I will finish the full course content quite quickly and probably still not be that fluent.

I would strongly recommend the Rocket Languages Spanish course. The Interactive Audio lessons in particular are very useful, they cover interesting and relevant topics. The gradual increase in difficulty of the lessons as the course goes on meant that I had the feeling of making good solid progress, neither too slow nor too rushed. The other aspects of the course, such as the Language and Culture modules and the Rocket Record function, complement well the Interactive Audio lessons.

We decided to go with Rocket Languages because it got better reviews than the leading language learning software on the market. Once we saw the price was VERY right, we were sold. I didn't immediately see the family discounts and contacted customer service, who promptly answered all my questions and got everyone on board quickly.

I can't say I'll be learning another language in the near future; I'm still trying to master this one. But if I did, I would absolutely use Rocket Languages again and would definitely recommend it to a friend. In fact, I already do recommend it to everyone who asks of me which program they should use to learn a new language!

I have seen Rocket Languages all over the internet and now I see why it is being recommended as one of the leading tools for learning a language. It has interactive learning, helps you to learn how to speak like a native of the language and it's just fantastic!

I'm fluent in Spanish and I have always wanted to learn Portuguese. I tried out the trial version of Rocket Portuguese and found it fantastic and easy to follow. I like that there are both male and female voices. However, I found it a bit confusing because they seem to pronounce the same word differently. For example, the male voice Paulo pronounces "de onde" like "dze ondze", while the femal voice pronounces with a clear articulation of "de onde". Maybe it's the accent? Hope I can get a better sense of it from the rest of the course!

It's fun and not boring at all! Thank you Rocket Languages!