Rocket Languages Reviews

Best Language learn program, I have ever bought. I've gone to college and bought other language learning programs but none have come close to the detail and extensive information like "Rocket Languages". Truly the "BEST" program ever invented.

Living next to Quebec, it really is necessary to speak French, especially if you want a government job. I love this course and have already recommended it to family and friends (in Texas and Seattle). I feel much more confident speaking French now because of the lessons. I have been committing to doing just 15 minutes a day in the morning before I go to work. It's makes a big difference! I'm thinking of buying the course for my son for Christmas.

I like how I still learn something new in each lesson even though I’ve been taking Japanese for several years. It is also great that there are VERY important culture lessons offered. You can’t learn Japanese well without these culture cues. Occasionally, I have some issues with the system not marking the kanji all the same as well as the few times there is no answer input so it counts you wrong even if you aren’t.

This is an absolutely fabulous product. I have done more to improve my speaking ability and listening comprehension skills with Rocket Languages, than I have had with anything else. No other language program is as user friendly towards beginners as Rocket Languages. They either bog us down with way too many conceptions, such as grammar and writing, or they are far too simplistic and cover only the bare minimum of what the average tourist needs to say.
Furthermore, the fact the Rocket Languages sorts theirs lessons by subject and teaches colloquial conversation puts it miles above other programs, that have the user work through everything before being able to move on. That means if you don't want to learn how to say, "the boy is under the ball," YOU DON'T HAVE TO.
Now, regarding price there is simply no cheaper alternative to Rocket Languages, except for programs offering monthly subscription. But do you really want that? I mean there is no guarantee that you will have even learned the language by the time your subscription ends, so will probably end up spending the same amount of money anyway. Plus you won't be use those sites for ongoing review a couple months or years down the line. Whereas Rocket Languages offer a LIFETIME ACCOUNT membership with free updates. So go ahead and try it out! There is no better time to start learning a foreign language than now!

it is quite interesting approach but still need to find some extra resources to understand fully especially for the extra vocab part. However, i will still recommend to friends of mine if they are looking for online korean learning

Rocket French has been my regular companion for a couple of years now. Though I have not been consistent with the program but I have always been able to get back to it at any time. The motivation I receive is mainly form the regular Emails and pep talks sent to my inbox by the Rocket French Team. It is wonderfully interactive and I enjoy working through each lesson. Bravo!!

Their ASL Lessons are well laid out and enjoyable to go through. The dictionary alone was worth signing up for. I enjoyed learning more about the fascinating history of this beautiful language, and I hope to try my hand at another Rocket language soon.

Almost 2 months in, I've requested a refund. I hate this ridiculously juvenile course.

I hate this course so passionately. It's juvenile, stupid "silly" and so so SO annoying. I literally do not understand how any adult could do this course. I cannot stand the banter with Amy for another second. Does irritation, annoyance, and flat-out anger increase retention? If so maybe Rocket Spanish is on to something...but I want to shake the people leaving positive reviews and ask them what the WHAT is wrong with them. I beg you, do the free trial lesson of whatever level, and if you're annoyed with all the English stupidity, know that it does NOT get better. It does not decrease. It will only get worse. If you love Amy's voice, speaking in English, and want to listen to her kid around, this course is for you. OR...if you don't care about the audio lessons. I think buried in this course is some good content. And I know it's not meant to be audio-only. But the audio is THAT bad. Just don't do it. Maybe do it high or something. Might be tolerable. Probably not.

I feel that this is a pretty good intro course for Learning Korean. The saying and repeating of phrases is useful, though the conversations depicted in each lesson I feel, won't carry out the same way in real life. They're not typical conversations you'd have with Koreans you don't know, or even things you'd say to ones you do know, but you need some form of speaking to progress in any language. The testing areas reinforce what's been discussed, so if you're not advancing, you're not trying! Don't forget to buy some kind of computer microphone or you won't be able to perform the speaking part of every lesson. Also, when will there be level 2 and 3 for Korean? I'll likely buy them.

Really, quiet in-depth learning. Study approach and interactive.