Rocket Languages Reviews

on a scale of 1-10 i'd give it a 6... or 7?? It's pretty good.

I would definitely recommend this app because it helps me so much with my Korean. It makes it so easy to go back, and you can do the words you got wrong again until you get them right. I love this app; it doesn't take that long. You can play the podcasts while you are in your car or at school. It is just so good. I'm really satisfied with this app; my experience has been so good. I've had no problem with the app so far. I'm very likely to buy this app again, like out of a 10, I give it a 10, love it. I would recommend it for shure if you want to learn correctly. I would say I'm happy with the price; it is definitely worth the money. I would recommend it to all of my friends, and I have a lot of my friends in high school, and I love this app. The customer service was better than any other app I've used, so I love it. 이 앱이 너무 좋아요. 이제 한국어로 쓰고 말하는 데 자신감이 생겼어요. 모두 사랑해요. Look it up, JK, I got you. I love this app so much now, I feel confident in how I write in Korean and speak in Korean. Love you all.

I find the course a little expensive, but it is a really good course, makes it easy to learn French. The course focuses on improving speech and writing instead of just improving passive skills.
Additionally, there is nice gamification built into the course with a leaderboard and daily points, which help with keeping up motivation.

This cores is very immersive as it has a lot of audio lesson and it has a easy system where it will guide you to become better at French

Russian is a difficult language to learn because it has the Cyrillic alphabet and it quite a distance removed from my native English. I find that I have to repeat each lesson multiple times before I am fluent in the pronunciation and can understand the phrases, so to vary the lessons I go back and review earlier modules as the second part of the lesson and work on the vocab side of things. It would help if the vocab were more organised as the countries and peoples survival guide is done.

I mainly use the phone app but have found that the online version has some extra features such as a) Favourites (which helps me list hard vocab or phrases that need extra work) and a hugely useful feature b) which is typing in Russian on a virtual Cyrillic keyboard. I have just discoveed this and will go back over lessons Intro, One and Two to learn how to write the phrases in Russian.

It might have helped if the introduction had mentioned these features a bit more as I find them very useful and a real aid to learning written Russian.

They did a great job with this plattform. I love it.

It's fine but the videos are super boring I almost fell asleep

In the beginning I think I won't be able to learn the new vocabulary actively or even passively, but by the end I have it almost all down. The expressions with irregular verbs are well explained and illustrated. Lots of practice with different skills. My only complaint is the program's recognition glitches, usually with numerals.

Good for people who want to learn the rules of the language as well as all the rest. My only complaint is that it is often hard to get the app and desktop to hear and interpret my voice. It can be frustrating and slows progress down a lot.

The stucture and content are both excellent. There is a great blend of instruction, practice, and review. So far, I like this much better than Babbel, though I will need to see how the conversation practice works longterm. Overall, super pleased so far!