Rocket Languages Reviews

This is a well-structured course that emphasizes four skills. I am multilingual and have taught languages. I find this online course to be a "competent teacher."

I like rocket english
I am happy for helping me learnig english

The lessons are sufficiently varied in format to remain interesting while also repeating verb tenses and vocabulary enough for the information to sink in. The pacing is also quite good. After a few weeks, I already feel that my ability to understand spoken and written Spanish has materially improved.

Additional grammar explanations helpful. The pronunciation of "Je" or "J' "changes significantly depending on the words and their grammatical spelling following "Je". Rote memorization is not a good approach when grammar determines pronunciation.

It's pretty good, you rank up faster than you actually learn, so the system calls me a "Master" but I am nowhere near that level. but other than that, it's pretty good. love the interaction, and I feel like I am really progressing in Español

The speaker is hard to hear enunciations. I know that natural language moves fast but a slower enunciation would be helpful at first

With the promotion, the price is very attractive. The way how it is structured is quite useful, especially it can recognize how accurate I speak, also I need to listen and understand. It is much effective and efficient comparing the normal one way learning.

This course is especially valuable to me as it places great emphasis on pronunciation, which is a challenge in the French language. The practice units on spelling, pronunciation etc. at the end of the module provide excellent reinforcement of material recently learned. Thank you.

I am learning russian. A very hard language. The courses are good, but i have just begun. I like that when I mispronounce a word, it shows me the spelling of the sounds i am making. That way, i can see how my pronunciation would be spelled,. especially since my pronunciation is terrible. I am learning slowly. I like the program, I do wish it did each of the of the alphabet sounds with me before going into words so that i could more easily memorize the alphabet. and that there were flashcards of just the alphabet.

Rocket seems to be the best I've seen with audio and pronunciation practice. While competitors (which I also use) focus on vocab and visual learning, Rocket actually tells you the rules, what every detail and nuance is, and what and why it is that way, which makes remember how to use those vocab words much more useful. I wish there was more visual learning included, but it's been not too big of an issue for me.