Rocket Languages Reviews

I really like that the program puts a strong emphasis on writing from the very beginning. That really helps me wrap my head around pronunciation and word order. Having both a native Japanese speaker and a native English speaker speaking in the audio lessons helps to overcome the anxiety that comes with trying to learn a new language.

I have heard the first 2 lessons of rocket languages and ive sincerly learn the basic french conversation and how to ask questions in just fourty minutes i think rocket french is really good an withn other lessons i will learn more and more of french

I am enjoying the challenge of learning a new language and hope it will result in a workable fluency.I am looking forward to being able to master the more advanced lessons and then to use my new language skills to converse in Spanish with the people I meet on the streets.

I want to go to Japan as a study abroad option in college, so I thought I should get a head start on the grammar and vocabulary before starting at University. The grammar and culture lessons are very understandable and all my prior knowledge about Japanese Culture aligns with what Rocket Japanese has to say. It is one of the more expensive platforms out there, but if you are serious about learning Japanese, know that this website has put time into their course to make sure you learn to whatever level you want and at any pace you want.

I definitely loved it even I just try it for a while. However, the price is so HIGH and EXPENSIVE for a student like me.

Very easy to use and can work at own pace, good variety of accents and voice inflections. I found the Spanish and French easier for me to progress. I have not done as well in German.... but it may be that I don't have a natural aptitude for it. Over time I may do better. Rocket has been the most user friendly of the different methods I have tried, and I actually DO the work.

I have just started learning french through this website. I feel the module has been designed to meet exactly the needs of the new language learners. This is one of the effective methods to learn French. Bravo.

Overall a decent program. I listened to the audio for the most part. The games started out being fun, but ended up being a little simple and repetitive. There are two things I would appreciate:
1. Organized sets of rules for verb conjugations, prepositions, etc. I ended up with several sheets from my high school Spanish class, and even though this program was so much better overall, this is the one thing that would've helped.
2. Simple videos, readings, or audio that is understandable from the current lesson and lessons before. Even if it was something like "See Jack run" it would be helpful and informative for Spanish learning.

It has been a lot of fun. I look forward to practicing. I can even exercise while listening to the interactive audio. It has been so rewarding that I have gotten my whole family involved. Not that I have mastered the languages, but it has come in handy on vacation. I am now a learner in four languages.

I'm brazilian, I learnt English after one year in classic school plus two years on line course. Since last year I was planning to learn French but couldn't find any good online course. After I saw an job opportunity in Canada I made a contact with a French school here in Brazil recognized by French Government called Alliance Française but they are very expensive and it takes too much time which I haven't. So, after I got the prices I searched for the meaning of Bonjour on Google I clicked in a link and in another and found this amazing site. Did my 6 day trial and joined forever. I'm very excited and I already have plan to start Hindi in one year from now (I was in India 3 times working, in the north they speak a mix of local language called Punjab plus Hindi. Sometimes they mixed it with some English words, watched it on TV there). I have plan to Italian language course too.