Rocket Languages Reviews

I started learning Chinese two months ago, I used at the time Apps Duolingo and Memrise. In both apps I made some kind of artificial progress, but in the fact, I could not understand the structure of sentences. There is a difference between them: Duolingo gives you some sense for the nature of the sentence building, but there is no grammar explication on it. Memrise makes you tired through repeating words and their meaning, in the same way as reading some huge vocabulary. Human being cannot learn in this way. Both apps work with multiple choice questions: so, you learn to be able to choose the best answer between several alternatives, but you don't' learn the words and sentences themselves.
The Rocket Chinese has in the fact a classic approach to the learning process: you read a little text, then you can see the translation and then you make some exercises with the words you met. It is a very nice feature to exclude all known words and to repeat the exercise again with the difficult words only.

This is the best French course. It's simple, engaging and easy to follow

wow this amazing even for a non-japanese speaker I'm learning too

Really good so far guys, been trying to learn French for 2 years and the lessons are just enough to get a good bit in every day

Super friendly to use, Love the ranking system to keep it competitive

I have only been using my subscription for a week, and already I feel I've made good progress. I am retaining the information better than I thought I would (considering I lack the 'language gene'), and the lessons are just the right length to keep me focused and on track without getting bored or frustrated. I actually look forward to the next lesson because I don't get overwhelmed. So far, so good! I have a long way to go, but at this point, I would certainly recommend this program.

Beautiful very interactive class. Merci Paul and Claire.

Rocket Spanish has significantly improved my comprehension of the Latin American version of the language. I was already competent in the language when I picked up the program, but nearly every lesson has one or two things sneaked into it that I hadn't known or had misunderstood until then. Rocket Spanish has been more helpful for me than apps like Babbel or Duolingo. This is far more a "Spanish Course" than many other products I've seen. I do recommend knowing some vocabulary before purchasing this however. Maybe something like the thousand most frequent words in the language. It does a fine job introducing words to you, but I can't imagine how much tougher the course is if you have to learn the vocabulary on top of the grammar, pronunciation, and while trying to improve your listening comprehension

its good i recommend you to find another one cuz i wanna be the only one to know this program

So far loving the course, being able to record and compare myself readily to actual speakers makes pronunciation learning much simpler and I like the fact that there is multiple activities tied to each little module to help further ingrain the info, even if it is a little hard at times.