Rocket Languages Reviews

I use the library edition of Rocket Languages. I really appreciate that it is made available to library members like myself. I definitely plan on trying out the other available languages. I also really like the tips on learning a language. I found them really helpful getting the those discouraging moments of realizing how much work you have ahead of you. Thanks Rocket Languages!

I feel this is the perfect way to learn French in your timing, speed and own pace

Good complete set of learning experiences, listening, vocabulary, exercises, pronunciation, background information, writing. The tips on how you can learn and practice are also very helpful. Easily downloadable for offline learning.

The people speaking in the conversations and the narrator are also funny and very good to understand, which makes listening to it over and over also not boring.

Sometimes the translation of certain words is a little bit more difficult to extract but mostly pretty good. Some translations of difficult sentences are not detailed enough while easy sentences are spend too much time on. Overall, I would recommend this site for learning the beginning principles of a language to anybody.

Bonjour! Salut! Just getting started and having fun with French, now I need to set aside time each day to work on it and continue to learn. Maybe less Facebook time and more Rocket Language time, but I still need to keep up with my exercise.

I knew I would find the course challenging as a much older woman and being quite nervous about picking up a language. I am also challenged with digital processes. What has been great about rocket is the ease of accessing the courses and exercises. It is still up to me to put the effort in but I am seeing some progress and hopefully will be able to converse with people when I visit Latin America in December. Already I am finding I hear much better and responses roll off my tongue. Thanks Rocket

it teaches you different kinds of languages and its fanstantic
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I was looking for a platform to provide a more oral oriented direction and this fits perfectly for my aim, which it focus a lot on speaking exercise and little options for you to choose if you would like to show the romaji or not to assist your learning with the Japanese vowels and sentences.

In my opinion, Rocket Languages is one of the best ways to learn a language. It gives you the opportunity to learn at your own pace and teaches you in 4 different ways, listening, reading, writing and speaking.

I have so many things to say about Rocket Chinese I don't know where to start. How about the beginning...

I have been interested in learning Chinese for a year now. I have five programs, three I obtained for free and two I paid for. Of the three I found for free, one came from my local library, I didn't feel bad about making a copy because they are public domain, two I downloaded from the Internet and there was no charge.

They are all good programs, I know because I am very critical and skeptical due to the numbers of programs available, I felt I could go broke trying to find a good teaching program for learning Chinese. Of the two programs that I bought one was from a University and one is the Rocket Chinese language course.

The one from the University is good, but I expected much more form a University language course and it is no where near as comprehensive as Rocket Chinese, but to keep things honest, I paid less for the University course.

Rocket Languages is amazing. I learn every day and just love being on the site. It allows me to branch out both mentally and culturally. I use rocket languages through my library but I've been looking at the price and find it rather alarming.