Rocket Languages Reviews

The content is good, but it is difficult to go through the lesson because Erica's voice is so annoying. It is also a bit frustrating when they give you so much time to repeat the words/phrases slowly, but not enough time to repeat the words/phrases quickly. I really do want to do all the lessons, but Erica is auditory hell

I just started the test version of the Arabic course and am very happy with it. I've studied the high language (al-fusha) at university for a bit more than one semester now, so I already knew some expressions but I am living in Cairo now since a few days and it is super helpful to learn the Egyptian dialect (that is understood better than al-fusha in nearly every Arabic speaking country). I can only recommend the interactive learning experience!

I've only been using since earlier today, but I've completed my lesson for the day in its entirety and I'm liking it so far... Thanks Rocket Language.

I am having fun while i am learning, nothing better than this.

Amazing course. Easy to learn and quick to speak. I am very happy to learn Arabic on Rocket Language now.

The dialogues are short but interesting. Dealing with everyday life, the dialogues are easily usable in everyday situations of life.
I think it would be better off if you could provide an all out version of the dialogues without the explanatory stuff for extensive hearing.

So far I really enjoy Rocket Language. I like the repetition of the lesson. With the Play It, Flashcards etc.

Great product so far. I've tried numerous other Arabic language learning programs, books etc. This is beyond comprehensive and great. In the linguistic aspect, it provides all methods of L2 language learning (although this is the 5th language I have studied, I do incorporate other aspects that I have learned elsewhere into using the program. It's best to get a variety of content from many sources (preferably two or three, including rocket languages), and proceed by using your time wisely.

I would definitely recommend this product. I have tried other Arabic programs and they usually have one of two flaws. The first is that they focus a lot on sentence/word construction, but do not have enough words. So you can understand how a word is built, but you are left with little vocab. The other problem is where you are given a lot of vocab, but you do not understand the conjugations. This seems to provide a really good balance

I am currently learning arabic, and have bought a couple of books. One of them recommended this cours, and I am very happy with it. This course focuses on egyptian arabic, but one of my other courses, namely Pimsleur modern standard arabic is a bit different in some aspects. This can be a bit confusing.