Rocket Languages Reviews

Fun and easy. The record feature is a plus. Nice app

After only three weeks studying with Rocket Languages I had my first trip to Spain. I was amazed just how much I had picked up in that time, certainly in the amount that I could read and words I could pick out of conversations I heard from people around me or from watching the TV.

There was definitely a pronunciation problem which I think is mostly me and some coming from the fact that the locals (in Granada) pronounced some words differently from the audio in the lessons. However, starting a conversation with a local in their own tongue always goes a long way rather than blurting out in English. Now I can't wait to learn some more and my next trip back to Spain.

I am truly enjoying this language learning program. I like that the audio lessons involve you and make you come up with the answers on your own before supplying them to you. I feel that this is really helpful because that is the hardest part for me when speaking Spanish. I am starting to be able to understand spoken conversation better, but have a hard time coming up with the words myself. I feel very inadequate at times because I say Si a lot and not much else at this point. But, I know that progress takes time and reviewing the flash cards every day really helps and I like that you can put them into categories of hard, good and easy and then you can just review the hard ones. I like that you can measure your progress along the way, I like the scoreboard that keeps things interesting and you can see how you compare to other learners. I really like everything about this course. Living abroad in Panama is definitely helpful because I hear spoken Spanish on the daily, but I believe that with a lot of effort this course would also be great for people that don't have as much exposure. There are so many ways to get that elsewhere through music or TV shows. Netflix has so many shows that have Spanish subtitles. Anyway, I highly encourage everyone to get this course! Oh, and I also use Rosetta Stone. I like the combination of the two programs, but if I could only get one I would purchase this one over Rosetta.

Having tried at least 4 other Spanish learning courses, both on-line and in-person, I have come to realize that I keep coming back to Rocket Spanish.

It truly is the complete package.

There is no need to keep search for the next one to try. Rocket Spanish is it.

I have been using Rocket Spanish for a while now, beginning with the second level, then, when I realized it was too advanced, moving back to level 1.

Overall, it has been very helpful to me. I like practicing the conversations, and once I got my microphone to work, the voice activities were great.

However, there are a few issues. First, until just recently, you were able to flag vocabulary words as you moved through a lesson that would then be stored in your saved vocabulary. But now I can't do that. I've reported the problem and have heard nothing back.

I did not get a "deal" when I joined, so I paid full price, which was a bit high compared to other programs.

I'm learning much faster and better than I was using Duolingo

Rocket Spanish is an excellent way to learn how to speak the language of Latin Spanish. I first tried using what has been called the best product on the market available, and it does not compare to Rocket Spanish. I'm already on the second lessons, or level two. I highly recommend Rocket Spanish if you really want the true meaning, and to speak the real language with ease. It has every tool needed to learn Spanish, I really enjoy it.

John

Just started, but enjoying it so far! Love how many different things it offers to help you learn and retain the information. I continually go back to review and refresh what I've learned to keep it in my mind at all times. Looking forward to more lessons.

on a scale of 1-10 i'd give it a 6... or 7?? It's pretty good.

There's truly so much content for such a little price. For better perspective I am on Module 1 lesson 7 and already feel like i've learned a great amount of introductory Spanish. Each Module has 9 or so lessons, each lesson taking easily over an hour long to fully absorb everything and complete the audio portion and the vocabulary quizzes and stuff. There are 21 modules plus bonus stuff, I can't wait to get further along, I couldn't be happier!!