Rocket Languages Reviews

Rocket French is an excellent product. My greatest struggle (to date) is understanding spoken French. Rocket French does a much better job with this than other platforms. I also really like the lifetime ownership.

Something to improve is the voice recognition. It doesn't work all that well, and is often frustrating. Other than that, great product.

Fantastic program. Worth every penny!

I'm not super-competitive - but I love how they "game" it to help you stay motivated. I always set my daily goal (benchmark) a little lower than "full on". That way, I can hit my daily target easily, but it does take some effort. And when I really get going, I leave my goal in the dust. It helps keep me consistent.

Very good quality. Highly recommended!

I gave Customer Service just 1 star - but that's because I've never needed to use it.

Dont ask me to review so often..................................

One of the best apps out there to learn languages. Very comprehensive. A lot of emphasis on pronunciation and the course is structured so that a person can become fluent in a language. Very accurate speech recognition system as well. I'll definitely recommend this to all my friends that want to learn a language! Thanks!

Despite having studied Italian for years, I am still uncomfortable trying to actually speak the language. With Rocket lessons I have gone back to the beginning and am nicely closing up some of the holes in my knowledge of the language. I am hoping to soon become more at ease with with Italian and more willing to actually test the skills that I am clearly acquiring with my Rocket Languages course.

I'm loving this course, it's what exactly what I been looking for, I was mainly using a study book to learn Japanese, but it got really boring and tedious, this course gives you different ways to study I really like the flash cards especially and you offer lifetime which sold me right there.

What customer service? I'm only in the first lesson though, so we'll see. Im an intermediate spanish learner from university classes and took the placement test, but I wish there was a way that would tell me what I need to study or what level to be at so I don't have to pick one at random. It seems kind of expensive compared to other options, I really liked pimsleur a lot too, and rocket spanish doesn't seem as streamlined. It does give practice on speaking though that other sites didnt. I've tried paid Duolingo (level 72), and paid pimsluer (finished Module 2), I even tried paid spanish dictionary.com (which was better than expected), and this is the only one that you don't have a monthly fee for. It also has A TON of content, but lacks some of the gamification of duolingo so it's a little more dry. The learning seems less intuitive and listening based than pimsleur though. I'll update the review if I make it through very much more of rocket spanish, but this was the fourth time it asked for a review so here it is.

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I really don't need to hear Amy's terrible American tourist accent, and I don't know why she shows up in the entire Level 1. I hope they replace her and re-do the audios again someday. Other than that, it's a great course.