Rocket French Reviews
Find out what actual users have to say about our courses through their Rocket French reviews.
Good interface to learn the language, and provides a suitable community for improving
Response from Rocket Languages
I'm glad to hear that, Muhammed. Thank you for being a part of our French language-learning community!
Still on the first module, but enjoying the program. The only thing that bothers me is that there is too much explanation and repetition even in English. I would not mind repeating dozens of times the language I am learning, but not English (unless I was taking an English course).
Response from Rocket Languages
Glad to hear you're enjoying Rocket French, Bruno. We understand your concerns regarding the English present in the course. However, the idea behind this is to provide learners with the support they need to truly grasp the structure of the language. You might also find the English limiting if your French is slightly more advanced than the current lesson you are on; if that is the case, feel free to reach out to our support team, and we would be happy to offer you advice on the best place to start!
some of my responses are not being hard and it is annoying
Response from Rocket Languages
We're sorry to hear that, Mary. Please don't hesitate to reach out to us at support@rocketlanguages.com. We would be happy to walk you through the voice recognition requirements and ensure everything is set up correctly!
very neat and helpfull
the price is a litle bit high
but any thing ellse is perfect
Response from Rocket Languages
Thank you for your review, Rany. We understand your concerns about the price point and offer the course at this rate to provide users with lifetime access, as we believe language learning is an ongoing process. Remember, you also have the option of our six-month payment plan, which spreads the cost over six installments. If you have any follow-up questions or would like to discuss which purchase option would suit you best, feel free to reach out at support@rocketlanguages.com!
I am not great at learning languages but I am finding Rocket French easy to understand. It is helping me improve my confidence with French.
Response from Rocket Languages
We are thrilled to hear that Rocket French is boosting your confidence, Shari! Language learning is challenging for any learner, especially at the beginning, so keep up the great work and you'll be amazed at your progress!
accessible and interactive. Repetitions of written and spoken phrases are also very helpful when trying to learn a language..
Response from Rocket Languages
Thank you for the review, David! We're very pleased to hear that Rocket's comprehensive approach to language learning is helping you advance your French skills.
the course is amazing for the immatures in French, it is very informative and based on experience, I highley recommend it
Response from Rocket Languages
We're pleased to hear it, George, and can't wait to see where your French language learning takes you!
i love how you teach step by step, and am willing to learn this course for sure its amazing!
Response from Rocket Languages
That's incredible to hear, Agnes! We can't wait to see where your French language learning takes you!
its very anoying the mic option doesnt work most of the time
Response from Rocket Languages
Sorry to hear that, Juan. Please contact your friendly support team at support@rocketlanguages.com, and we'd be glad to see what we can do to ensure the voice recognition is functioning properly.
I think the course is very good - I am learning quite a lot of things I hadn't understood previously. My only criticism is that in the 'flashcards' and the 'speaking' revision it never specifies whether to use the formal or informal forms for 'you' or 'we' (tu or vous and nous or on). I find this quite frustrating as I'm sure others do, it's hard enough learning a language without the negative effect of using the wrong form when answering the revision questions. It would be quite simple to signify which form to use: if you are to use the formal form just put an 'f' in brackets before or after the phrase, and then if there wasn't an 'f' people would then know to use the informal form.
Response from Rocket Languages
We're glad you're enjoying the course, Susan! In the top right-hand corner of each flashcard, you'll notice a gray notation that you can hover over with your mouse to access the information you're looking for. For example, a phrase that uses "tu" will be marked with an "S-I," indicating that the SINGULAR and INFORMAL "you" is required. You'll see these notations throughout the course. Best of luck with your French language learning!