Rocket Languages Reviews

completely new to Russian. This course starts you out from a very basic place and develops your skills to knowing beginner words and phrases. Can't wait to continue to learn more and more as I go deeper into the courses.

At least at beginning the Rocket has motivated me

I'm loving the french course. I never get bored and the customer service is outstanding! it's worth every penny

I am just starting Rocket Japanese and so far I quite like it, with one exception so far. I decided to approach learning Japanese methodically and to try to master each concept before moving on. The problem is that in Module 1, there is a section on numbers, and it teaches numbers from 1 to 100,000,000. Obviously, there are patterns and generalizations one can make across the 10s, 100s, 1000s, etc, but there is a lot to learn here in one large gulp and now I have lost my momentum with the language learning. I feel the numbers should be introduced in smaller chunks so that one can progress with new vocabulary and grammar at the same time. I have been bogged down with number learning for days.

The variety of teaching formats really helps reinforce what I am learning, and I love that I can work at my own pace. I would highly recommend Rocket Languages to anyone who wants to learn to speak a foreign language!

So far really helpful! Thank you Rocket Languages.

Bueno, it's strange that Rocket is asking me for a review when I am only using the trial lesson. However, I can say that after three years of struggling to learn Spanish and not getting very far, this feels right. I have used DuoLingo, Fluencia and Synergy Spanish in the past, as well as a mixture of discovered things like Youtube videos and SpanishDict. The best is Synergy Spanish, but this is like Synergy Spanish on steroids. The listening, the speaking, the explanations, and the repetition in each lesson really feels like it is right on for a good learning experience. I also love they they allow a free trial without demanding a credit card first. I absolutely abhor companies that do that and do not do business with them. The free trials allowed me to discover that I need to start at level 2, which I will buying shortly.

I think that the content is really good and I have enjoyed the level 1 course that I purchased. However, the advertising seems misleading. They promise that you will reach a good conversational level after level 1. However, they do not teach you past tense or future tense. For example, it's pretty hard to have any conversation without learning how to ask "How was your weekend?" or "What did you do yesterday?" Also, after paying, $99 for Level 1, you have to pay an additional $149 for level 2, in which you do start getting into past and future tense (at least you do in the free teaser lesson). If they described the contents of each level better and had a pricing structure that made more sense, I could probably give it a five.

I find it very easy to use this course. I have a lot of Spanish under my belt but I am still starting at the beginning to make sure I get a lot of the nuances. I am still learning things every lessons and it is reinforcing things I already know.

Great course I came from Duolingo and I'm really enjoying it, I'm really picky about resources as you can see and this is definitely the best by far, this course has good challenges and that's what I'm about, so recommended!!!