Rocket Languages Reviews

I just started with Rocket Languages, and I must say, among all the language apps and services, I've never been more satisfied with any program than I have with this one. It's helped me with my learning, and significantly sped up the process. I haven't had to use the Customer support yet, thank god, so I also don't have much to say about it. But seeing as things are going here, I would imagine it is just as good. I would certainly recommend this to anyone trying to learn languages, as this offers a variety of ways to do it, and supplies you with everything you need.

An overall 5 Stars from me, good job Rocket Languages

I think that rocket languages is the best site to learn a new language .
I'm new here . But I hope to develop my level of language with your helps.
I love to learn new languages so rocket languages is the best way.
Thank you very very very much.....

Rocket Languages is a very interactive way to learn this language. There is a ton of verbal repetition that you may go over. While trying to cram as much in three months as possible, I think the structure also helps when trying to communicate peer to peer which is where many learning softwares fall short.

Rocket French has really helped me improve my aural and oral skills - two which I had always struggled with. It's really encouraging to be able to understand more and more with each lesson. The point and badge systems add a fun touch to this software. One does have to be motivated to keep up the learning streak, but it definitely pays off.

I spent ten years studying Mandarin Chinese and learned a fair amount about language learning in the process. I'm studying Japanese now using Rocket Japanese and have found it to be an efficient, effective platform for language self-learning. One small area for improvement would be to cut out the intro music and unnecessary banter in the downloadable audio lessons. They're nice to listen to the first time but get in the way while reviewing lessons. The other area that needs improvement is the Write It! lessons. The keyboard is too small and the main Hiragana keyboard only contains 45 of the 46 Hiragana characters, repeating the tsu character instead. The final Hiragana character, wo, is on the Alt keyboard rather than on the main keyboard in place of the redundant tsu character. It would also be very helpful if a Romaji keyboard was provided as it takes considerable hunting to find the right Hiragana characters for someone unfamiliar with them.

I find Rocket Italian very helpful (although sometimes the little stories are a bit ikky). Not a problem though - my main problem is finding the time to do the lessons, as I am also learning through Duolingo. I think the course of Rocket Italian is extremely good, far better than the Duolingo - which it should be, as Duolingo is free. But one thing Duolingo has is a brilliant app that counts up how many consecutive days you've been learning ... for some reason, this means that I always do my Duolingo coursework before Rocket Italian, and RI then is often left for another day. I really think RI should find how to program that in, as it's a really great incentive to keep on each day.

I I would recommend a friend to learn Italian in Italian Rocket because the Rocket ltalian has quality teaching Italian language like the programs are excellent it is what I have to say I like the formation of the Rocket.

Rocket Japanese is a comprehensive language course that teaches you how to speak and write Japanese. The conversational section at the end of the lesson puts you in a real conversation situation. There is a real good section on survival kit that will be very practical on my future travel to Japan. The moderators do a great job keeping it light and don't get you stressed out over the learning process. Excellent language learning tool!

To anyone reading reviews, trying to decide if you should purchase Rocket Languages, the answer is yes! It's a decision i made that I am very happy with. I am 15 years old and a sophomore in high school. I take French in class but the instruction was really not doing it for me. Learning French is a goal i've had since a very young age and even more so now that I am applying to study in France my Junior year. This service is a no gimmick one. You pay, and you get lifetime access to the materials as well as all the updates. There's also a mobile app which was recently updated to be very efficient. I haven't tried any other online language learning programs, but i do have a lot of experience with technology and language instruction and i can say you will not be disappointed. *when I purchased the first tier of instruction i was prompted to get the other two for a great deal!*

After marrying my husband (who is Korean) I moved to South Korea and began the process of learning Korean. Rocket Korean is a very affordable and enjoyable way to learn Korean; it contains common phrases that are actually used in everyday conversation, and also has several methods to make sure the information sticks after you finish the lesson.

I'd definitely use Rocket Languages again if I ever need to learn another language.