Rocket Languages Reviews

I like the fact that the program is well-rounded, focusing not only on reading, but also listening, writing and speaking. Also, the ability to redo lessons (or parts of lessons) helps reinforce areas you may feel a little weak on. The lessons build upon the previously learned items, so there is a gradual and logical process. Although the pricing may seem a bit steep (I certainly don't feel that way), when taking into consideration all that is offered, and the high quality of the lessons, I believe it to be an excellent value; as an added bonus, the ability to pay in instalments is a great option. And finally, cultural practices are touched upon to educate learners of situations which may seem different from what someone from an English-speaking culture would be accustomed to. All in all, I highly recommend Rocket Language Spanish as an excellent vehicle to learn the language!

I just signed up and started learning Japanese about a week ago and really love the tutorials. Listening to the pronunciations and then recording and grading how you speak it is brilliant. Wasn't sure I'd be able to learn Japanese, but since I started this it has really made things easier. Immerse yourself as much as you can. It works!!

I love it!
I Enjoy this Rocket language,
And also its super exciting and greatful..

I have tried most other elearning apps for French and made little progress. I wanted something with real lessons that I could do when I wanted and with an emphasis on speaking and writing. Rocket French is exactly that kind of course. I've spent 3 years studying with a competitor and got more confused. After just 4 grammar lessons of Rocket France, I feel like I've got a proper understanding of several key grammar points.

If you want to really work on your speaking and get your pronunciation correct, Rocket French is the best on the market.

The interface is pretty simple to follow along and the lessons are short enough so you can cover most of one lesson in one sitting but not too short so as not to add much in each lesson, which I find to be a very good balance of content per lesson/length of lesson. At the introductory level, content is pretty much what I expected so I can better prepare for a trip to Paris in the coming months.

I love that Rocket French is interactive and user-friendly! It's also great to be able to download the audio onto my phone for on-the-go learning. I bought the ongoing membership and love that it includes so much French cultural lessons, grammar as well as basic conversation. It has supplemented my regular French lessons and helps keep me fluent as well as build up my vocabulary. I recommend it to all my friends who are are looking to learn a language and am now considering signing up for the Sign Language course. The price can't be beat compared to Rosetta Stone or even a regular French course. Satisfied customer! Merci beaucoup!

Compared with the course I was using previously, Rocket Japanese is first rate. The other one gave no grammar info, only said right or wrong (you had to figure out how to correct something that contained an error) and got worse the more advanced you got. I have been using RJ only a few days, but feel that I am progressing much faster. No complaints so far.

It helps you learn and speak Spanish very well, I will be back. It's a great thing to have inn school to substitute for the missing Spanish teacher and has caught all students up to content and pushed people beyond it.

I would like to say that Rocket Languages is awesome because makes me feel comfortable about learning a difficult language such as Russian. I feel like I have had a immersion in the Russian words and culture, seeming to me as if I were living there...

I became gratefully surprised about the Rocket. They overcame my expectations in the best way!!

Rocket German covers all the bases. It provides cultural tips, tips on grammar and pronunciation. What I especially love about Rocket German is the ability to practice multiple aspects of language-learning: listening to (and imitating) native speakers, using flashcards to check memory of words/phrases, writing words/phrases from dictation by native speakers, interacting in dialogue. In short, it is a one-stop language-learning experience. After an introductory lesson, there are so many tools provided for reinforcing that material that it is virtually impossible to leave a lesson without having that material firmly embedded in memory.