Rocket Languages Reviews

Comprehensive but sometimes doesn't fit my learning style. What i liked, the new role play feature, speaking and the writing practice. What I don't like , the long and often tedious practice sessions (how many times do i have to say "Hola, Amy", especially for the grammer sections which could have more helpful learning examples rather than rote learning phrases. This is especially necessary for difficult topics like object pronouns. Vocab layout is not as good as Duolingo.
The dialogues are good, well explained and generally relevant. Overall its not bad but thinking of switching to an AI style of learning.

its honestly a really good program but there should be a feature to let you slow down the audio down just a little, Korean has some completely different nuances so it hard to hear them sometimes when it so fast

Rocket Languages helps me to achieve my dream of being fluent in more than one language. Which before I was introduced to Rocket Languages I thought that my dream would never come true.

i glad to using rocket languages .its easy to study jappaness.i can learn my self. its great than i thought .andalso there are have what i want to study.now i have a knowlage about jappaness its great

the best site for learning German , viva rocket german

It is a fun and easy way to learn spanish or french. They are very generous with the amount of information they share. Easy to use and it keeps track of your progress helping you stay on course.
They even record your own voice to help you hear your own progress.

I'm a beginner and I'm two months into it at the moment and am very satisfied overall with Rocket Japanese. I've purchased all three levels and the Play the Part product and I believe it's money well spent. The program is comprehensive in content and well-thought out and works well for me as the core of my Japanese language learning. I am supplementing the writing
lessons with other material that involves more paper and pen repetition to help hard-wire hiragana and katana in my brain, and I'll do the same with the kanji. I think Rocket is awesome as it is and realize that no one method can cover every possible base, but I will suggest that Rocket Japanese would be even more effective if it provided links to real world audio or video featuring native speakers, or written material suited to a particular learning level in the program. Otherwise, I'm only on the 3rd Module or Level 1, and have along way to go, but so far so good.

There is a flood of offers on how to learn spanish or other language, I decided to try Rocket Languages and so far I am very happy with my progress. I think it is really effective and if you stick with it you will get what was promised - start talking! Thank you!

It is really exciting to have a course that you can do at your own convenience, speed, and repetition so you know you are getting it just right. Also, the recording and speaking helps a lot, just to be able to speak.

RL is a far better teacher of how to actually communicate in Italian than Rosetta Stone. RS is great for vocabulary but overall is less practical. I studied on RS for 4 months before going to Italy last spring. This year I'll be better prepared.