Rocket Languages Reviews

I am studying Italian in Siena for eight weeks, going to a school in the mornings and using Rocket Italian in the afternoons. I enjoy the variety of the subjects covered and especially like the quiz. I am surrounded by the language at present but will find this course invaluable when I get home to Wales.

Great product so far. I've tried numerous other Arabic language learning programs, books etc. This is beyond comprehensive and great. In the linguistic aspect, it provides all methods of L2 language learning (although this is the 5th language I have studied, I do incorporate other aspects that I have learned elsewhere into using the program. It's best to get a variety of content from many sources (preferably two or three, including rocket languages), and proceed by using your time wisely.

I think that it a very good online course, the interactive parts are great, it really helps to improve. The conversations chosen are real, meaninful, they help to go around in the real world. I have some suggestions though: it would be very helpful to get the possibility of translating and hearing part of the sentences (cyberteachers from Berlitz has it). I would also extend a bit the content of level 3 to make it match to level B2 or even level C.

overall it's an excellent product with a wide range of tools to encourage you to learn and practice. I particularly like the constant opportunities to speak and repeat which for me is the only way to properly learn and remember. Also there is a nice expansion into useful variations of the language around the key lesson components in each lesson which get progressively more comprehensive and challenging. I am making real progress.

I feel that this is a pretty good intro course for Learning Korean. The saying and repeating of phrases is useful, though the conversations depicted in each lesson I feel, won't carry out the same way in real life. They're not typical conversations you'd have with Koreans you don't know, or even things you'd say to ones you do know, but you need some form of speaking to progress in any language. The testing areas reinforce what's been discussed, so if you're not advancing, you're not trying! Don't forget to buy some kind of computer microphone or you won't be able to perform the speaking part of every lesson. Also, when will there be level 2 and 3 for Korean? I'll likely buy them.

I'm an intermediate beginner learner and I got Rocket Korean in hopes that it would advance my level at a quicker pace than using a text book. What I have found is that it takes just as long if not two times as long to complete a lesson on here but when I do have time it is a very thorough, effective way to learn.

I enjoy these lessons very much. They are easy to use and learn from. The annunciation, for the most part, is very understandable and easy to repeat after. I enjoy the quizzes and wish I had a microphone attached to my computer so I could record my own phrases.

Very good interaction, even though there is no actual interaction with a live person. The testing is excellent with repetition of phrases. One thing I would like is a vocabulary list for each lesson.

I enjoy refreshing my spanish with Rocket Spanish, and find that I am gaining confidence and understanding by practicing daily with their tools. At times I do feel like lessons move very quickly and I end up reviewing the same lessons over and over again. I also wish the audio recordings gave me more time to add my response.I like the dashboard and the daily goals, they keep me motivated to keep practicing. I hope that overtime my spanish will improve!

I am currently learning arabic, and have bought a couple of books. One of them recommended this cours, and I am very happy with it. This course focuses on egyptian arabic, but one of my other courses, namely Pimsleur modern standard arabic is a bit different in some aspects. This can be a bit confusing.