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Rosetta Stone: Learn Languages App Comments & Reviews

Rosetta Stone: Learn Languages Positive Reviews

Finally Learning FrenchMy adult daughter purchased a family subscription to DuoLingo so that she, her teenage daughter, and myself could all learn French together. Since I live distantly, this would be a fun way to learn AND have something that just the women of the family did. After almost a year of daily use of the application, I had a book of handwritten notes, three different French-English dictionaries ( one is in order of word most used which is really cool), print outs of verb conjugations….get the picture? I was frustrated that I still did not feel comfortable approaching a fluent speaker of French at work. I had no confidence in spending, writing, or in any way USING the language I was putting so much time and energy into! Then, my wonderful husband, who has been present for the majority of my D.L. Lessons, gave me a subscription to Rosetta Stone for my recent birthday. He lived in LaRochelle, France as a child and I truly believe he had forgotten less of the language than I had up to that point learned. After three weeks with only five days a week classes that are at MY pace, I am using French! I have posted on social media using French. Had a rudementary exchange at work en Français. Have to correct text and typed words for American versus French spelling. I am retaining the phrases because they are applicable to daily life. I hope I am offered the opportunity to leave a review again…I’ll include some of the crazy phases DL had me practice..Version: 8.28.2

Good way to learn a language.As a teacher, and polyglot or multingual speaker, I am very happy with this program and the manner it goes about teaching languages. You are not learning by lists or memorization, per se, but by being immersed in the language and learning through association. I used to teach several subjects to gifted and talented children and they learn information best in this manner, as do all children. My husband and best friend are learning Italian for a trip we are all taking to Italy in the further. I learned Italianan as a child much in the way this program teaches, I am working on learning the formal italian so I will not appear rude by giving the familiar when I should be addressing people formally; I am doing this because otherwise Italians think I am just a rude Italian. Italians (and people of other cultures) are very forgiving when they know you are a non-native speaker and are trying to speak their language, so my husband and friend will be treated well when we go. Don’t worry about being perfect, just do your best, and you can always do the lessons over to become more proficient. I’m very happy that I am going to get to improve my language skills and perhaps even learn a bit of a few new languages as we finally travel since we retired. Remember, that you are above the curve of most people, because you are actually trying and working on a language to improve..Version: 8.30.0

Fast and engaging way to learn, especially for beginner and intermediate learnersI’ve used Rosetta Stone off and on for years now. When I first traveled to China, I had powered through level 1 mandarin a few months before the trip and everyone I met said my accident was SO good, even though my vocabulary was still at beginner level. Still, I had the skills and confidence to try living and socializing in China. I attribute Rosetta Stone with this early success. Since then, I’ve gone on to study mandarin in graduate school and in a semester in China, and I still use mandarin level 4-5 to brush up on my skills. The combination of engaging visuals, plus authentic chinese audio and the option to use real Chinese characters plus pinyin (written Chinese for English speakers) also gave me confidence jumping into the wild world of written characters. Once you get to advanced language levels, you will definitely want to supplement Rosetta Stone with advanced book learning (think formal classroom textbooks) and plenty of conversation with real speakers, but even then Rosetta is still useful for brushing up on key vocabulary with good visuals. Especially for the beginner and intermediate learner, I can’t speak highly enough if Rosetta Stone. If I could suggest one improvement, bring back the games and make more of them!! This was a fun way to keep learning the language when maybe I was too brain-drained after work to do a full lesson..Version: 8.7.0

Rosetta Stone is tops!I wanted to wait several months before writing a review. I have now been studying Hebrew for six months with Rosetta Stone. I bought the year-long program, and I am on track for a one-year completion. I think you get a lot out of it if you put a lot into it. I study every day. The program is amazing! I had tried another program that was teaching me to transliterate into English first. It was slow and I wasn’t learning much because my eyes always went to the English transliteration rather than the Hebrew letters. I also tried a sample lesson with another company that used only audio as the “best way” to learn a language. I realized I am a visual learner, so just listening to audio did not work for me. But now with Rosetta Stone, I am reading the words in the Hebrew alphabet and understanding what I am reading. I awake in the middle of the night with Hebrew words and phrases running through my mind. The pictures are enjoyable, and help me to understand words and phrases. My vocabulary is amazing! I think my pronunciation is getting better and better as well. It is such a natural and fun way of learning. Right now, I am studying the past tense, and I thought it would be difficult, but I am understanding it just fine. When I get through with Hebrew, I may learn another language through Rosetta Stone just for fun!.Version: 6.0.1

App is a little frustrating & confusing layoutI enjoy the app, but it has an odd setup. I want to redo some of my old lesson plans on the Home tab, but see no option to do so. I’ve been out of the app for a bit, so wanted to redo the older lessons as a refresher but when I click on it, it only shows my previous score. It also says I’m on week 3 but then in the plan overview, it says only week 1 is completed. Perhaps I can redo on the Learn tab, but locating the lessons I did on the Home tab is impossible. It doesn’t line up at all, so I have no idea where to find the specific lesson I wanted to redo. Also, the pronunciation /story read back parts are the most frustrating. I love reading and hearing the stories in German. It is a nice idea, but most times the speech recognition doesn’t work properly. I’m clearing saying the words correctly, but it keeps marking it as wrong. I’m not sure why. It’ll say it’s wrong, then I will say it the same way and it’s right. Often times it doesn’t seem to pick up that I said anything, so I’ll have to say it twice. Sometimes I find myself shouting at my phone in frustration having to repeat myself 5 times for it to register. Just now I disabled the microphone at this section, because it was just too offputting. It also crashes & signs you out a lot if you go outside the app for a translation (since they don’t offer it in the app) I purchased the lifetime membership, so if these issues get fixed I will come back and update my rating..Version: 8.21.0

There's a reason so many companies and agencies insist on this productSo: I dabbled in language learning for over 20 years... all kinds of methods. This has (by far) been the most effective. I finally invested in Rosetta Stone over 10 years ago when online learning wasn't an option for them yet (and after using their program for a college course). I then sprung for the online. I was officially sold on their first big sale for Veterans (at which time i took the plunge and got the lifetime online membership, for less than i paid for the original 6 CD package i purchased years ago). Since then: they have made AMAZING IMPROVEMENTS to the software and opened up more languages. My only complaint is about the app: it can get glitchy (doesn't recognize audio, doesn't update lessons as completed, trivial issues that correct themselves with some "tough love")... but if I force close the app then the issue resolved. Tech support is responsive, as well! I love their product and highly recommend giving it a try to see if it is a good fit for your learning style! (Also: ensure you join an individual coaching subscription or a social group to get one-on-one real world conversational experience/practice. Rosetta Stone offers this option, but I do not have my laptop/desktop set up for use currently).Version: 7.10

Great app but needs some fixes.The app’s content is great. I am really happy with how it works and how easy it is to learn. The only problem with it is that the app has a few bugs that need to be fixed. Sometimes randomly when you’re asked to speak into the mic, for some reason it doesn’t work unless you exit the unit or sometimes even the app. Also, sometimes when you click on a section in a unit, it shows a loading screen that never goes away unless you refresh the app. Also, sometimes when you finish a section in a unit, it takes you back to the beginning of the unit instead of the next section that you’re up to (this one isn’t such a big bug). My only other problem with the app is that it is sometimes way too slow. It’s not a bug that makes it slow, it is the way the app was made. I personally tend to be a fast learner and it is very frustrating when a section says that it takes 10 minutes when I could finish it in 3 minutes if it didn’t take so long to process your answers and go to the next slide. The animation of matching the answer to the correct box is unnecessary and I think there should be an option to turn off the animation and replace it with a simple and fast check mark or x. Again, I think the app is great and I am only criticizing it because I really enjoy using this app and I use it quite frequently..Version: 7.5

Good but sometimes frustratingI first bought Rosetta Stone for my computer several years ago. I didn’t use it a lot because I couldn’t get the microphone to work. Without practicing pronunciation I didn’t see the point in trying to learn a language. I kept saying I’d get to it later and eventually forgot about it. I got an email with a great deal to upgrade to the lifetime subscription for all languages. The price is awesome for what you get, but I do get frustrated with it sometimes. There are times when I know I butchered the pronunciation but it says I did it good, and then times when I thought I said it really good and it says I didn’t. Learning proper grammar at the beginning of learning the language is not going well for me. (English to Spanish) I don’t always understand why a word is said one way or another. Sometimes even the male vs female form of a word confuses me. I wish there was a button to mark a screen when I’m not sure about something. I feel like I’m not fully learning it and it would be nice to be able to easily go back and check on the things I was unsure of. I feel like so far I can listen to and read what I’ve learned but not speak it. I hadn’t used the app in a few days and the next step for me was the third milestone. I did terribly. The milestones are strange for me too. Most of the time I stare at the screen with no idea what it wants me to say..Version: 8.8.0

Serious learners- it’s really the best!I do love Rosetta!! I’ve been learning French on Duolingo for a year. I truly want to learn, and I also have books I practice writing and reading. But Rosetta really helps me overall with speaking especially, and memorizing words and phrases. I wouldn’t say it helps a lot with grammar, it’s important to practice learning grammar rules with books or Duolingo teaches a little, but Rosetta is enhancing my learning! Only con is it is VERY repetitive and BORING!!! I always do it on the computer so I wear headphones and focus. I repeat a lot of phrases and vocabulary, but I am actually containing them this way. Sometimes it frustrates me because it shows various photos and you have to figure out what time of day it is or some fine little detail that’s not quite clear, but overall it’s wonderful and I recommend any serious learners to take it because it’s like a course! Also, I especially love reading the poems or monologues because it gives me a chance to speak a good amount of French. It speaks first to you and then you can practice saying the poem as many times as you like. Downside, it doesn’t always process everything you say when it’s more than a few sentences. But still I love it!.Version: 8.12.0

Easy and effectiveIf you’re a perfectionist like I am then this is perfect for you. I love how user friendly the app is to use and I feel it’s easier to learn something when the app tells you a section of the lesson you messed up on. You can easily skip it and just pass the section but if you’re OCD is like mine then you won’t let yourself move forward until every section is green. I know a bit of Japanese and I definitely feel like this is great to refresh what I’ve forgotten and build upon what I know. I’d say my biggest issue with the lessons is that it asks you why you’re learning the language (basics, travel, etc.). I’m using this for travel purposes and it gave me lessons based on that but I want to learn the language entirely. I feel it would benefit the app more if it just started you at the very beginning then built upon that. It’s not a major issue so my rating will remain 5/5 but I would’ve liked it to start me at the beginning and went from there as opposed to me picking travel and it starts me from maybe half way through a semesters worth of lessons and it’s already speaking sentences to me. All in all, perfect app, slight imperfection but not enough to cause major damage..Version: 8.12.0

Rosetta Stone understands how the human brain works with regard to language acquisitionRosetta Stone is still the only program I know of which effectively teaches languages from the very beginning to an advanced level entirely in the target language. They leverage images in lieu of translations. They understand neuroscience and the human memory. Any good memory expert will tell you that to remember a word, you need attach to an image, not merely another word ie a translation. They start slow moving quickly from single words, to phrases, to sentences to conversations. They also teach grammar naturally. Remember when you learned your native language, you already knew intuitively how to conjugate verbs before you ever knew what “verbs” or “conjugations” ever were. Rosetta Stone is like gym membership. Just like a dumb bell, if you pick it up often enough you WILL strengthen your biceps, if you sit down with Rosetta often enough you WILL work your brain and you WILL learn well. It’s not a matter of if it will work, it’s a matter if whether or not you are willing to invest the time and the money. It’s a fabulous and wildly underrated and misunderstood softwares of all time. I give it my highest recommendation. David Dapron MA in Spanish.Version: 8.21.0

Languages for HealthcareI work as a paramedic and often come across emergency scenes of Latino patients with whom I cannot communicate. Since I really need to be able to communicate quickly, I am undertaking Spanish as it makes things easier without needing to call a translator phone line. I have been using several different methods for the past 9 months to learn Spanish, and as of right now this one is my favorite. Rosetta Stone uses almost none of my original language as possible in teaching me Spanish, which is helpful to me because I am associating words and phrases with pictures rather than English sentences. Furthermore, it integrates pronunciation more easily than other apps I’ve used by making a shorter feedback loop, and speaking at my phone feels less silly. I learned the basics of Spanish by matching English and Spanish with Duolingo, but found at a certain level Duolingo has lost me on grammar rules and sentence structure. I have only just begun using Rosetta Stone, but after studying very hard for 9 months by other methods, I feel strongly that this learning method is best for me at the intermediate level. Had I known earlier how this app works, I’d have started with this one..Version: 8.30.0

As Foreign Language-Learning Should Be!Compared to other language-learning programs, Rosetta Stone uses one of the most effective methods to learn a new language! Instead of providing a picture with the foreign word and the translation, the program only gives a picture with the foreign word or sentence. You then compare one picture from a different picture and see what the word/sentence says in the foreign language, and then try to guess or figure out what it is saying. I like to think of this as the “learning for survival” method. Rosetta Stone makes you feel like you are an explorer who has discovered a community that speaks a foreign language that has never been studied before, so there are no translating dictionaries to help you. This puts your brain to work a lot harder to put things together trying to understand the language instead of it being all spelled out for you. Going back to the explorer analogy, you would need to learn the foreign language to survive being on foreign land with foreign people who speak the foreign language. That’s what I mean about the “learning for survival” method. I believe this is the most effective and longer-lasting methods to learn a language..Version: 8.21.0

Why it’s better than duo lingoI’ve tried quite a few languages apps. Duo lingo has been the go to for a few years. While I like Duo lingo a lot, this app excels where Duo struggles. For example this app works with you on pronunciation and grammar in the lessons. Duo lingo does have times where it addresses pronunciation and grammar but it doesn’t really have ways to practice it. It just kinda throws you in and hopes you figure it out on the way. Perhaps it my choice of language. I’m trying to learn Hebrew and duo just threw me into the deep end and hoped I could succeed without any real guidance or patterns. This app teaches new words and uses a system of audio/visual to help you with the language. I love that system. It’s more than just memorization. It becomes real learning. They don’t have any English translations to the side. The learning is strictly audio/visual. They show you an action like eating or drinking and repeat it over the 5 cases of usage. It’s very well done and exciting. I honestly don’t understand why anyone would have problems with this app. Especially if your serious about really learning and retaining a language. Their system is very impressive..Version: 8.9.0

An Awesome Language ToolI have been using Rosettastone for over 10 years and have found their immersive way of instruction to be extremely effective. I thoroughly enjoy learning new languages and have found the hardest part of learning a language is speaking and getting immersed in it. Rosettastone has a comprehensive way of immersing you in your target language while introducing new concepts and grammatical structure. There are a few things I’ve had issues with, however. First, if you are using Rosettastone on your computer you will miss some of your writing lessons when you use the app. It does not even show you that you’re on or skipping a writing lesson it just happens. This bothers me enough to keep me from using the phone app and only use it on my computer. If this doesn’t bother you then you won’t have any issues. Also, if you’re trying to learn the depth of grammar and what not, you’ll need to buy a book and use additional sources to really nail in the language. I recommend at least learning the alphabet of your target language before jumping into Rosettastone. Otherwise, it’s absolutely worth the $179 one time payment to get this resource. It’s tried and true and provides all the immersion you’ll need to learn your next language..Version: 7.16.0

Immersion is the only way to really learn a languageIf you rely on translating, I don’t think you can ever become fluent. Each language has words and phrases that simply cannot be translated. When you have a conversation in a foreign language and you have to translate the foreign words you hear into your native language and then translate your response from native back into foreign language, you will not only get tired and stressed out but your conversation will not be fluent and natural. What works for me are images. When learning the foreign word for flowers for example, I don’t translate into my native language but imagine a picture of flowers in my head. Then coming up with Blumen, fleures, flores, etc. in a foreign language conversation is much faster and requires much less brain power than translating. Those are just my 2 cents. This approach works best for me. I’m a foreign language major with 4 foreign languages. English is my 3rd language. Everyone is different and has their preferred way of learning but I encourage everyone to try the immersion approach for one or two weeks and see how it goes. App works great. I only encountered one small glitch but that may have been a glitch on my device..Version: 5.14.1

Rosetta Stone SpanishI had been studying Spanish for a few months when I decided to try Rosetta Stone. It took me a few days to get used to the pictures and and the way the system works but after that I started learning pretty fast. I also find that this system is helping me speak better. I am pronouncing my words correctly because they seem to have an advanced system for hearing what I say into the microphone. I need to use my ipad when I do it because it is easier to see the pictures. I don’t recommend using a cell phone. Also, the lessons are pretty quick, about 10 minutes each. You do need to be ready to stick to it for the full 10 minutes as it doesn’t stop during that time, but you can repeat it as many times as you need to. It covers Listening, speaking, gramar, and a core lesson with lots of review. One thing I do is use a notebook to write down words and sentences that I find difficult. It helps me recognize and spell words. I highly recommend this program if you are serious about learning a new language. It does get you speaking the language faster than some other programs..Version: 8.27.0

😕😕I’m going to keep using this app to brush up on my Russian and 4 other languages I’m familiar with BUT, I’m definitely going to get my refund after because Rosetta Stone isn’t going to work for me. This app is good but, I don’t like that it doesn’t provide translations(I’m aware it does offer translations for SOME languages) or any explanations on how to pronounce certain words or phrases. Fortunately for me, I’m fluent in Russian but, I can’t even try to learn another language. It’s easy to put the phrases and pictures together but, it’s annoying that It doesn’t offer translations for each word, I feel like it’s such a simple thing to do. I want to know what I’m saying.. I get that if it says “девочка” and shows a picture of a girl, it clearly means “girl” BUT still, there are more complex images and it’s hard to know what the word means sometimes. I’m not saying Rosetta Stone is bad, not at all, but it 100% is not a standalone app. If you’re starting from ZERO, this app is not for you. Overall I gave it a 4 star rating because it’d be unfair to give it a lower rating tbh, it’s a great app that just needs a couple of things.. honestly if it at the very least had translations on all the languages, then it’d be good enough for me..Version: 8.21.0

A review of the free programLast year around the time of the onset of Corona Rosetta Stone released a 30 minute, 5 days a week, six-week long free program for about a dozen languages to be learned using the mobile app. I have a couple of minor grievances about it (like some small design errors and the fact that it’s limited to mobile), but for the most part the fact that it’s free trivializes all of them. The app is an incredible language program. Rosetta Stone’s reputation is not misplaced. For a free program there is a ton of space for personalization, and the program itself gives off a very psychologically well thought out feel as you go through it. It’s exactly the type of design that makes you feel like it’s working on you subconsciously through heavy repetition, meticulous pronunciation, and strict grading on your own pronunciation, to the point where even an eccentric accent will register as a verbal shortcoming, forcing you to tweak your pronunciation into the true sounds of the words and sentences. I haven’t spent anywhere near as much time with the app as I would have liked, but so far I am very impressed and excited to continue..Version: 8.0.1

Good in theory, but it’s not good on iPhoneThe program itself seems great. I have been learning Russian on DuoLingo for a few months, and am progressing quickly, but wanted to expand and try different approaches. I do think the Rosetta Stone language recognition from the mic is much better, meaning I can work on my pronunciation more. However, in the short time I have been trying it, every exercise includes several photos. On an iPhone screen, these photos are so small and the action the people in the photos is doing is so unclear that I’m getting at least 50% wrong just because I can’t tell if someone is eating or drinking, or in some cases if it’s even a male or female, girl or woman, boy or man. DuoLingo solves this issue by using only cartoon drawings that are VERY clear as to what you’re looking at. Unfortunately, I cancelled my subscription because I can’t learn this way, but if you use an iPad or laptop I would imagine it’s a better experience. I’m not willing to use a different device when DuoLingo works just fine on iPhone. Edit: the developer response to this review shows that they did not read my review at all and are just responding with generic fluff. I actually said the speech engine is good. It’s the user interface/photos that are bad..Version: 8.22.0

Love the immersion!I found my way to this app after I had done some Duolingo.I am learning french and if anyone is learning french they also know how particular it can be. When I got to a certain point on Duolingo they made it difficult for me because all they want you to do is translate things into your own language. While I understand their point, it didn’t work for me and maybe Duolingo is good for a language that you just want to brush up on. Once I got Rosetta Stone though I made more progress and I continue to...I am also close to a native french speaker so that’s kind of an unfair advantage but with Rosetta Stone’s immersion technique you don’t see any of your first language in the lessons (other than things like pause and the names of the units and lessons of course) and that helps me stay focused and learn in the best way possible. I do plan on reading books in French after and finish a workbook (as I would recommend anyone do) because (at the moment) with my version of Rosetta Stone I don’t ever get to type out sentences as a mean of practicing grammar. Hopefully I will be able to come back and write a review in French :).Version: 5.5

Pretty neatI have been using Rosetta Stone for about 2 months now, with the purchase of the lifetime subscription that was on sale a while ago for $199 +tax. I am studying French & Spanish simultaneously and I have to say I love the way Rosetta Stone slightly adds on to the experience without losing the learner. Slowly introducing new sentences and words that correspond with the pictures that makes it easy for you to remember and catch onto pretty fast. I’ve used other apps like Duolingo, and though I do like Duolingo, it felt less serious and more like a children’s app for learning a new language. I wanted to reach for something a bit more challenging but engaging. I felt like I was just trying to keep up with the streaks rather than learning the material to master the language as a whole, ‘‘twas pretty distracting. I was very hesitant with Rosetta Stone because of the expense, but once I purchased, I didn’t regret it yet. Very pleased with my experience and would recommend to anyone who’s interested in learning a new language. Oh and you can start at different levels as well - Beginner - Intermediate - Expert.Version: 7.16.0

¡Sensacional!I have been using Rosetta Stone for almost a full year now. I want to become a doctor and do Doctors Without Borders, and so I started learning Spanish first. Rosetta Stone caught my eye because I hate learning through translation, and this app only uses association. I was gifted a 6 month subscription for Christmas and finished 17 of the 20 sections in the time allotted. Ahora, esos seis meses han pasado, ¡y casi soy fluido! I progressed so rapidly through the program that my brother ended up buying a subscription as well, which I am using too to finish the last 3 sections. Now, I’m learning Chinese! The customer service is easy and quick, and I have only had to call them twice, which both times I have had short and concise experiences. My only complaint with Rosetta Stone is the billing system. The “x dollars a month” is borderline false advertising. You have to pay all up front for the subscription - there is no option to pay monthly. Other than this complaint, the app itself is amazing, and I highly recommend it. I would suggest to anyone wanting to learn a language as fast as possible with as many associations made rather than translations made as possible to get a subscription..Version: 5.7

Good But Needs ImprovementUpdate: Updating my review because I have seen marked improvement with the speech recognition and I feel like that deserves to be recognized. However, I’m still leaving my review at three stars as I’ve noticed other buggy things, like when you go to the learning section I have to click two units above the unit I want in order to select. Also, the app will randomly log me out and then say I am already logged in and cannot log in again. I continue to think Rosetta Stone is a great product and a great model, but I really wish they would put more effort into their app. I haven’t been using this app long, but I can tell it’s a good format. The one thing that really frustrates me is the speech recognition. This does not seem to work at all, and is surprisingly worse with headphones. I have to say things multiple times and mostly it just doesn’t recognize that I’ve said anything at all or takes far to long to process. I constantly get the “there’s something wrong with your audio, check your settings message,” although outside of Rosetta Stone the audio on my brand new device is fantastic. This would be a great feature if it worked consistently..Version: 8.30.0

Better than Duolingo BECAUSE…Duolingo, in my experience, is about too much input and not enough output. Rosetta Stone gets you thinking in another language rather than translating from your native language. There are some downsides to learning grammar when you don’t have any explanations — you might get confused about what tense you are actually using in some cases — but I find that the Rosetta system is extremely well-designed. I’m learning Mandarin right now, and I was surprised to find that I could correctly answer plenty of questions on a sample language test after only a few months of learning with Rosetta. You can pace yourself and come back to your lessons after a break, but studying a little every day is definitely the best way to go! Edit: Leaving a four star review because there are some bugs sometimes, such as the audio switching from one speaker to another. Sometimes the microphone doesn’t seem to do audio recognition very well at all even though I’m pronouncing words as I normally do. That is frustrating sometimes! Overall, I still am enjoying Rosetta Stone very much..Version: 8.24.0

Language Immersion Through Critical Thinking = Success!!!I’m learning Japanese. Not a word of English has been spoken, and yet, I am already three weeks in and feel confident about my progress!! At times it can be difficult to understand what the images are eluding to, but eventually, understanding develops. I highly recommend this product if you don’t care about the price. One nit-pick: the ‘story’ lessons are a significant jump in difficulty, simply because (at least when following the learning plan as it were on mobile) there is not much emphasis placed on the reading/writing of the language. So I can easily speak sentences based on images, but reading an entire Japanese story, even if it is simple, feels much, much more difficult than everything before and after those story lessons. I found a way to skip them so after I understand what the story means, I usually just move on because there is no way I am going to memorize the whole story, and it is far too early in my development to expect that I can read Japanese. Thanks Rosetta Stone team!.Version: 6.2.0

Too much focus on people you don’t know.Most of us learn a new language to speak to someone new, and yet in almost every speaking exercise offered in this curriculum they have you practicing “usted” where you’re speaking to total strangers or about someone else. The focus should be primarily on conversations between me (yo) and you (tu), because these are the types of real-life conversations that matter. Sadly it doesn’t seem like they’ve updated their curriculum in a decade. Language has also changed in that time and several words they teach you are not ever used in the majority of Latin America... like “anteojos”... no one says that, they say “lentes” or “gafas”, but the software fails to teach you these alternate words that are more commonly used. Ultimately it’s one of the best tools out there for learning on your own but needs significant improvement and custom-tailored options so we are learning more of what we will actually be using and less of all the informal talk with random strangers in a completely formal manner. I don’t need to say “usted” every time I address someone. That’s exactly what conjugations are for - they imply exactly who you’re talking to or about and their gender....Version: 7.11.0

Great programI have been using Rosetta Stone for over a decade now. I have been so impressed with how it is laid out that I’ve purchased lifetime access to all languages. As a linguist, I get a lot of benefit from that. The program’s biggest strength is the visual connection to the words that it gives the user. Every card, every phrase, every word, has a picture, and that really helps cut down on translation time. The program is strategically set up so that you can use the process of deduction to figure out what new words and phrases mean without consulting a dictionary. This is especially helpful as it gets further into complex phrases and grammar. This program is helpful for people who are new to a language as well as those who have been studying a language for a while . It starts out very basic, but the upper levels are quite difficult. I highly recommend this program, and if it is used in conjunction with other programs (like Pimsleur) that focus only on listening and speaking, the results are amazing..Version: 8.21.0

Level two mandarin, and I’m already smarter.I’m only on level 2 mandarin and I feel like I learned so much already. The lesson throws you right into short sentences and basic objects. Which at first was very intimidating. It doesn’t translate the meanings for you like one would learn in a traditional class. You just have to figure out what is going on or being said. But that’s the best part! After the end of level 1 you I was able to grasp one or two words in the phrases, enough to understand what the picture was describing. I.e. I know the word Apple, I see the word Apple in the test question, so I’ll match it with the picture of an Apple. Once you lean one or two key phrases or words they continue to reinforce those teachings and build off them in future lessons. It felt like I was leaning at an accelerated rate. But it wasn’t easy at first, failure was a close friend. Some time the pictures didn’t match what I thought. I.e. “Is the old payday the grandma, the aunt or the mother?...oh it’s the sister.” I would highly recommend Rosetta Stone..Version: 5.6

App is buggy for iOSThe app itself is a great tool. I have learned a lot about the language of choice with this app however a fatal flaw in its design is how incredibly sensitive the choices are. When I click to hear what it was that was said, the interface thinks I’m selecting a choice and I lose the 100% chance for the chapter. All because I wanted to confirm what was being relayed in the lesson. So many times this has frustrated me. Recently however the app has a new problem. When I’m given a few choices but only one phrase, sometimes (and this is very frequent) it doesn’t play the audio at all. Not even when I press the button to play what was said again. So I have to select a random choice to have the app tell me I got it wrong so I can hear what the actual audio is to match it accordingly. I give this app 3/5 stars cause the app still works, it’s just these are two incredibly awful and hindering bugs that need to be fixed. Once fixed, definitely a 5 star app. A lot of learning, a lot of content, integration with Apple Watch, extra listen aloud content, it’s just an incredible resource. Even better if you’re using it online..Version: 4.4

The Best Learning app ever!!!!!I am 11 years old and I want to learn how to speak Spanish Italian and Chinese I could not find A learning app to teach me but when I got to the App Store I found Rosetta stone it helped me a lot I am on the fourth lesson and I feel like I have learned so much from using this app it helped me learn more about Spanish Chinese and Italian I bet you would like this app to there is no ads and nothing can stop you from keep on learning every day I’ve been using this app for a week now and nothing bad has calmed up to this app I am so happy I found this app there is two more of Rosetta Stone and I will be happy to try them my mom has said this has helped me a lot and I feel like if people want to learn how to speak a different language this is the app for them I hope you get the Rosetta Stone app now after hearing this and there’s nothing bad about this so your parents or you yourself should not have any troubles with the app I hope you like your new Rosetta Stone have fun Learning new languages!!!!🇨🇳🇫🇷🇵🇹.Version: 5.5

Somewhat satisfiedThe app is very easy to use and I love how it teaches you different ways to learn a language. I did not purchase anything on the app and I still learned a lot. There are two things I want to address, which I hope can be changed sooner than later. I specifically chose Mandarin as the language I wanted to learn. I understand Rosetta Stone wants us to fully immerse ourselves when learning a different language. However, I often felt as if I was learning pronunciation and phrases, but not really learning what it translates to. This would definitely help me use the language outside of the app and give me more confidence if I knew the exact English translation to ensure I’m using the term/sentence correctly during a conversation. Another thing that was addressed in the FAQs but still had problems with is the speech portion. I had to redo the speaking lesson a few times due to it stating I said it incorrectly and picking up words I didn’t say. For example, when I spoke into the phone to say “bao”, the app mistook it and put “guo.” It was extremely frustrating to have to redo a lesson multiple times due to the mic picking up a different sound..Version: 5.12

Pretty good but one problemOverall this app is really good… although there’s one problem when you’re looking at the pictures they show you don’t actually know what it means like the Spanish lessons lessons for travel when you’re learning you don’t know the certain Word for Word meaning they’ll show you a picture of what they’re doing and they teach you how to say it in Spanish,but you don’t actually know the exact sentence so if you read the picture wrong then you’ll end up with the wrong sentence. It’s especially annoying with pronunciation so I guess what I’m asking is just for when you figure it out from the picture and get it right you get it Word for Word after so you can still use the pictures for visual but you also get exactly what you’re saying in the language you speak,but again overall that’s really one of the only problems and I highly recommend getting the app since most of the time you can’t understand it but it would be really nice to to know Word for Word.Version: 8.18.0

I really like the appIt's nice to be able to use my phone to learn another language when I'm waiting for the bus, or just don't want to grab my laptop. I can download my lessons to use without wifi and I love the story telling. It reads to me, I read back as it records, and then it tells me where I hesitated or spoke incorrectly. You do need a subscription or to the buy the product outright..Version: 4.3.1

Good 40%Sucks that you have to pay to go pro.Version: 5.14.1

AwesomeReally helping me learn french👍.Version: 5.6.1

Works wellJust like on the computer.Version: 5.2.2

Free TO TRYFree to try only first 2 - 3 basic lessons..Version: 5.15.4

Keeps crashingI am enjoying the learning method. But it keeps crashing. Try to open the app and getting a black screen. So I have to delete and reload. What a pain..Version: 5.15.4

Learning GermanIt actually works if you commit.Version: 8.31.1

Learning Chinese and germanBeen learning Chinese for a while. I will set myself apart from the crowd by knowing the three most powerful languages. I Previously learned Chinese on my school paid for Rosetta account but I left school so on my new account I can’t sync the data between them. I didnt have to start over you can start from any level but when i finish said level and click continue it sends me back. Works fine, wish there was a translation button or a language structure button. Sometimes rosetta been wanting me to pick the answer between two words i never heard before and never showed a clear meaning.Version: 5.15.2

En phase découverte de l'applicationL'application est très intéressante. La méthode est prometteuse pour mon apprentissage de l'anglais dont j'ai peine et misère à l'apprendre. 1) Le son de la petite cloche (pour m'annoncer que j’ai la bonne réponse) est redondante. On pourrait varier la tonalité. 2) Lorsque je donne une réponse à voix haute, j'ai remarqué que certaines de mes réponses auraient dû être erronées alors que, de son côté, le système les acceptaient. Mais dans l'ensemble, j'aime. J’ai hâte de voir la suite..Version: 5.9.0

What I rate this app atI love the app I am learning a lot of the language that I picked but I don't like that you have to pay a couple hundred dollars to finish the entire task or entire language.Version: 4.4

ReviewIt’s great it doesn’t go too fast but not too slow it is just write and tells you if you are doing something wrong like saying it.Version: 8.31.1

Fun and easy to useDidn’t think learning a new language could be so easy and fun..Version: 8.31.1

Good lessonsOnce I switched to using the App on my phone I practiced more regularly. I enjoy the lessons..Version: 8.30.0

Great app!Great app, the only thing missing is an explanation as to why you learn each segment. It just jumps into it without an explanation..Version: 8.31.1

Much faster than DuolingoI really enjoy the app, and I am learning much faster than I would either otherwise. My only qualm is they need to work on the pronunciation software..Version: 8.31.1

Bonne applicationBonne regarde.Version: 8.30.0

Very goodIntuitive and effective learning tool..Version: 8.30.0

So goodIt’s great it helps me a lot.Version: 8.30.0

Good appI really am learning from this app. Worth it.Version: 8.30.0

Great app!Enjoying this app for learning a new language. Would recommend..Version: 8.30.0

Rosetta StoneI am progressing very well learning Greek, I highly recommend this app it will help you learn a language at your own pace! Sincerely: Vuk D..Version: 8.29.0

Love love love, but confusing payment optionsSo far I love this app, I have rudimentary Spanish from a year backpacking across Central America but it’s been years and I am losing it. This app really intrigues me and I wanna get the Latin Spanish unlimited for a year but am very confused by the pricing. Is the one year monthly for $12 or do u have to pay the whole year and the $12 just says how much it would come out to versus it being the monthly payment. Looking forward to a reply, I would purchase in a second if it’s monthly payments.Version: 8.30.0

EspagnolCette app facilite beaucoup l’apprentissage d’une langue.Version: 8.29.0

Great interactive learning toolI’m enjoying learning the basics of Spanish with Rosetta Stone. I like the interactivity and being able to get graded on my speaking skills..Version: 8.29.0

Missing one thingI’m doing the first unit for french, Unit Basics and wish the picture you click correctly on had the words/phrase translated to english for my notes. I don’t like trying to guess the word they would like me to learn, then having to look it up somewhere else. I would like to learn the correct word/phrase the first time so I don’t get confused or have to relearn it in another unit/on my own..Version: 8.29.0

👍Good app I am learning Portugueseand it is good.Version: 8.29.0

AppLove this app !.Version: 8.28.2

Unclear instructionsThe instructions for what to do aren’t clear at all. I often feel like I’ve been tossed in the middle of something instead of starting from the begging. Once I get the hang of it it’s not too bad but I still feel like it will be difficult to fully learn this way..Version: 8.29.0

RossettaIt is very fun to learn Spanish but sometimes when you show the picture I know the right words but I don’t know what it means but I love your app..Version: 8.28.2

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