Rocket Languages Reviews

I tried out Rosetta Stone for a few weeks to try and learn Korean, but I hated it. The learning format was so confusing. I had no idea what I was learning. I looked up more ways to learn Korean and I found Rocket Languages. It is 100 times better than Rosetta Stone and I actually understand what I'm learning. 10/10 would buy again.

I always thought that learning the language would be difficult but Rocket Korean has made it easy to speak, write and understand Korean. Now i can watch my favorite Korean series without subtitles and understand k-pop songs!!!

Good site. languages aren't my forte, but I'm enjoying learning on this site . Can highly recommend it and its worth taking a bit of time to explore it. so go ahead and have a look for yourself. You'll enjoy it

There are so many ways you can learn. Being a visual learner, I'm very thankful that the audio lessons don't just have the audios, but also the written out versions and translations. It makes learning a easy and fun.

I'm very impressed with the Rocket Languages method. I have studied different languages in a variety of settings: in a high school classroom, on my own with books, in a college classroom, and on my own with books and a native speaker to guide me. I have looked at other methods, such as Berlitz, Pimsleur, Rosetta Stone, and just the plain old web, but I'm enthusiastically happy about this.

As with all language learning, you have to keep trying and that means regular and frequent study. If you can only put ten minutes per week into the effort, then don't do this. Have a cocktail or watch TV. This method is focused on making you functional in several situations--if you're looking for grammar rules and verb conjugations, then this isn't for you. But if you want to learn and can spend the time building vocabulary, learning to correctly pronounce the words, and growing your understanding of how to speak or understand simple (at first) conversations, then Rocket Languages might be for you.

At first, I thought the conversations were a little simple and I was worried that the vocabulary would be too limited. But I'm impressed with how much I'm learning so far and I actually look forward to my study time each day.

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I really liked rocket languages when i first started using it for japanese. They replaced one of the voice actors (kenny) with what im assuming is a native speaker (who also goes by kenny) who sounds like he has a frog in his throat. they also added the worlds most monotone woman to narrarate the course. These changes have made listening to the interactive courses almost unbearable and i really hope they change the voice actors back.

I just finished Lesson-1 and I'm happy with the structure of the lesson and my progress. Starting Lesson-2

Rocket Languages is a fun interactive way to get you to learn complex languages. I am currently in a Korean class and it helps me in many ways understand the language as well as give me formal backgrounds that delve deeper into the language than is given in my class. My speaking korean has improved dramatically and it is a great alternative to not having someone nearby who can speak the language to keep you on top of your game. Korean is a complex language so it lends to the strength of Rocket languages because asian languages are one of the most complex in the world.

The most in-depth Italian learning course I've ever tried! The grammar lessons are incredibly excellent. I'm the kind of person who must know how a language works to understand it; this course does a fantastic job teaching exactly how each part of the language functions.

Amazing hindi tutorials ever!!! I learn hindi from rocket language start from zero. Now at least I can speak hindi to my husband who is an Indian everyday. And this help me a lot to have conversations with my in law. bahoot bahoot Dhanyavaadh