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5,462 Customer Reviews

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Ans WaschloAns Waschlo

Netherlands

Rocket Spanish

Submitted: 3+ years ago

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I like the way the lessons are made. There is a lot to learn. Thanks.

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Neil HoslerNeil Hosler

Canada

Rocket Japanese

Submitted: 3+ years ago

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Going good but my company won't sponsor. It gets you speaking which is good

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Jeff RiordanJeff Riordan

United States

Rocket Spanish

Submitted: 3+ years ago

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Great course so far. I am enjoying it and learning a lot.

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Grace pGrace P

Canada

Rocket Korean

Submitted: 3+ years ago

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I've not paid I'm using the free trial. It's good but I wouldn't pay for it bc I don't have money.

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Theresa SmithTheresa Smith

United States

Rocket Korean

Submitted: 3+ years ago

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I'm always having an issue with the audio/record portion. Other than that, I enjoy the lessons. I also wish under the extra vocab record sections there was a way that the super fast speaker could be slowed down so you know if you are using the correct dialect and saying the word properly.

Response from Rocket Languages

Hi Theresa - Thanks for your feedback/review. We would recommend that you go over lesson 1.5 on "Pronouncing Korean Letters," as sometimes slight changes in the way words/phrases are pronounced can make a big difference to the voice recognition result. Also, we would recommend that you listen to an online Korean radio station if you can so that you can more quickly get used to the rhythm and intonations of the language.

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Richard EnglishRichard English

United States

Rocket German

Submitted: 3+ years ago

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I would like to see a way to mark the place where I left off in the audio.

Response from Rocket Languages

Hi Richard - The system "remembers" where you are when playing an audio track. So, when you go back in you should see it ready to start from where you left off. If this isn't happening for you then please contact customer support and we will have a look at what's going on!

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H LondaginH Londagin

United States

Rocket Japanese

Submitted: 3+ years ago

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I really am enjoying the course so far! I do miss the old "write it" sections from the 2020 website though. They were really helpful in reinforcing the new concepts and I hope they return in the future. The "sort it" sections just don't help as much.

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Robin SteitzRobin Steitz

United States

Rocket German

Submitted: 3+ years ago

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I think I found an error in the second lesson --- "Du sprichst gut Deutsch" is ungrammatical -- it should be either "Du sprichst gutes Deutsch" or "Du sprichst gut deutsch"
The set-up seems great and I think there's a lot to learn here but if there are simple errors like that already I'm not sure how much I trust the whole program.

Response from Rocket Languages

Hi Robin - Nope, what we have is correct! Du sprichst gut Deutsch "You speak German well (literally: You speak well German)" and Du sprichst gutes Deutsch "You speak good German" are both grammatical sentences; they both appear in phrase boxes in the lesson and are explained briefly in the audio. In both sentences, we're talking about the language (das Deutsch), which means that it is a noun and it must be capitalized. The word deutsch without a capital would be an adjective. In the first sentence, gut "well" is an adverb that is modifying sprichst "speak" and in the second sentence, gutes is an adjective that is modifying Deutsch. I hope that's helpful!

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Lee RudnickiLee Rudnicki

United States

Rocket Italian

Submitted: 3+ years ago

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This was an amazing experience until the 2021 update, which reformatted all of my notes, and pretty much trashed a year of work. UGH.

Response from Rocket Languages

Hi Lee - We fixed the issues you were having. It is all sorted now!

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Luz VasquezLuz Vasquez

Colombia

Rocket English

Submitted: 3+ years ago

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thanks you so much. this is a nice class and exercise, I need more practice I like speak english.

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