Rocket Languages Reviews

Not truly rating yet, Really, I just started it. Only on lesson 1.1. Not sufficient to judge. Using this along with other sources, Penguin book, Living languages CDs and Duolingo and Master Russian online, plus a few other lesser sources. Plus I'm already familiar with the Cyrillic alphabet as I used it in the Air Force back in 1962-4. I'm 76 now and not in a hurry as I have no place to use Russian, just keeping the brain active. Thus most of the vocabulary and some of the theory of lessons 1.1 and 1.2, I already am already familiar with from the other sources. Each course also has differing additional vocabulary. Having said that, I do like being able to hear and mimic the pronunciations and working through the exercises to help remember the vocabulary. It is impossible to rate a program so soon. I would prefer to do my rating after a month or so when I really know what to rate. Stay tuned.

This is my second day using Rocket French. I signed up for French 2 because I have been studying for a while on Duolingo and had French in high school centuries ago. I am learning a lot, I enjoy the variety of activities, and I especially like being able to hear and speak the language so much. The methodology here is just what I need.

I am really enjoy learning rocket Spanish, and would like to see more pictures in the lessons and vocabularies. I am learning better with pictures and audio. I understand everybody learn differently. The audio part is very good at repeating and explain the meaning of words and sentences. I hope this comment is helpful to you. My conclusion is rocket Spanish, is a very powerful tool to learn Spanish language and I love it. Keep up the good work.

I like everything. But sometimes is hard to repeat the whole sentence. It would be easier if it was word by word.

Just starting with Hindi after having enjoyed Rocket German for years. I recommend this system of learning. I have many Hindi speaking colleagues who were impressed with the system as they watched me practice at work.

Great and easy way to learn a new language. It doesn't get boring and has a good way of challenging oneself.

The Korean course is excellent with an excellent balance of repetition and introduction of new material. Based on a trial run a couple of years ago, I recommended the Spanish course to a friend, who says he loves it. I'm hoping that at some point more advanced courses in Korean will be added. One suggestion I would make would be to concentrate more on the alphabet at the outset or encourage learners to go through all the writing modules right away so as to only rely on Romanization for an introduction to the sounds, and then never use it again.

I am just starting but so far very happy with the process.

Very disappointed. I bought this primarily for verbal skills & to be confident to talk the language. The voice recognition software for all devices is dreadful. It is woefully inadequate & buggy.
Aside there aren't any repeat reinforcements in the lessons & each one is loaded with ‘additional’ vocabulary which confuses the core lesson.

The designers of this course seem to have thought of everything: practice in understanding with clear, lively speakers, practice in speaking, checking pronunciation with voice recognition recording, cultural and grammar tips, many different ways to practice and reinforce learning, videos to teach writing, lots of support. I'm enjoying the course very much.