Rocket Languages Reviews

This is an amazing course, I highly recommend it to anyone who has trouble getting motivated to speak out loud.

I'm an English second language teacher, and I support this method of learning. Sure, they don't offer live conversation but with a little bit of initiative and skype that's easy enough to arrange! For the price, the amount of material and the seamless intergration with the mobile app this is a great course. Now it's just up to you!

RocketLanguage Korean is the best that I have found so far--activities that encompass listening, audio analysis, reading, and writing! However, the interface is not completely intuitive, and some of the beginning Korean vocabulary and dialogue are too advanced for a beginner; for example, references to military service and discharge, compound sentences, etc. For the first lesson, a simpler meet-and-greet would have sufficed.

What I love about Rocket Languages is the mobile app. I listen to the lessons while I'm driving somewhere, and in the car I can focus on the lesson and vocalize what I hear. It's the repetition which is making the learning process go quicker.

The format the lessons follow are forming an nice foundation for language learning and confidence building.

The learning platform is awesome. It aids french fast learning with dedication. I'm really learning faster with this course and I'm glad to join this course
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Well balanced approach to the learning is what's really working for me; this is not just a bunch of grammatical rules put together, it merges the traditional ways of learning with more modern, comprehension oriented methods.

Overall Rocket Italian is a pretty good system. You get exposed to the language in a variety of ways and have some explanation as to why a particular pattern exists.

It does have the problem that there is only one correct answer for each thing. This of course ignores the fact that many things can be said in slightly different ways. As an example the phrase "She is angry" technically can be said as either "Lei è arrabbiata" OR "È arrabbiata" however the only accepted answer is "È arrabbiata". In other places an answer is only accepted if it has a he/she indicator.

There are also numerous places where the English phrase refers to you plural but for some strange reason they have not realized that _every_ place they do that needs some kind of indicator that they mean you plural rather than you singular since English only has 'you'.

Overall the issues with Rocket Italian aren't that big but they make it feel more like you are memorizing lines in another language rather than learning another language. The dialogues are the worst for this as they slowly take away more of the words you are supposed to say but you have to say the phrase word for word to get it right even though there are times when you could get the same meaning across with slightly different words. (They really should package the dialogue portion so that it can be used by actors memorizing lines as that is what it does.)

This is a really nice course / opportunity to improve my French language through online support, which I also would like to recommend my colleagues, relatives and even my own family to join this. Excellent!

Great learning program that immerses you quickly in French. I am enjoying it thoroughly.

For the first time I am hearing french pronunciation from a totally different perspective. Duolingo french is easy to understand ; not sure if it is Canadian french. They don't have real scientific and engaging way to teach. Here I am really new. I can't make any conclusion yet but I am feeling a breath of fresh air. Duolingo has started is getting to my nerves after all these years. Quizlet is another platform which provides various ways to keep student engaged.