Rocket Spanish Reviews

Something awesome that I like about Rocket Languages is that there are grammar in the lessons that I can understand, the audio lessons are great for listening and speaking.Also, the Google Speech AI is great but I don´t like the price to get access to all of the lessons because some of the lessons are locked.

Great course! I had a chance to compare it with the other courses, and Rocket Spanish is most in-depth and detailed. It covers grammar, listening, writing and more. Highly recommended.

I am learning Spanish, and Rocket Language delivers in a way that makes it fun and exciting. The format, the interface, the overall look and feel and of course the professionalism of the teachers and the subjects covered makes Rocket Languages the best language learning app in its field. Top marks to all involved.

Though a little tough to complete one whole lesson in one day, I usually split it into two days, and have grown to appreciate that each lesson is approached from various directions - dialogue, listening, flashcards, writing, speaking and remembering words and. concepts.

nicely paced to start conversations with any stranger or friends!!

Really enjoying the course so far. Pricing is a little vague.

Good if you're serious about learning. Provides very well explained lessons. Won't just throw words at you, but will explain in great detail when and how those words and phrases should be used. Gives a little insight into Latin American culture. Let's you practice reading, listening, and speaking. Explains grammar in a way that is not boring, but is thorough. Not for visual learners. No pictures. Not for people who aren't already very motivated to learn a language. Has a leaderboard and will track your streak, but not overall very game-like. If you finish all three courses you will be able to understand most conversations even if you don't know some of the words. Just try it!

love this lesson(s) and I am working on those pesky RRRRR's

Hello. This is the first review I'm writing, only because Rocket Spanish seems like an extremely effective app for learning languages. Specifically, I am talking about Spanish, although these points probably apply to the other languages, especially its structure. It's structure is very appealing and attractive, and the way you learn through sets of audio, flash cards, quizzes, which test your overall knowledge, is very simple and concise. I highly recommend giving the free version a try, to see if it's for you, although it might not work for everyone, it's layout is intuitive and easy to navigate, and the learning system is very efficient. There is only one minor issue, and that is the audio system. Talking generally works and it can read your voice very well. But sometimes, for more complex words that require more pronunciations, it can read your voice wrongly. Overall, I think Rocket Spanish specifically is an amazing tool for learning Spanish! Keep up the work, Rock Language!

I really like Rocket Spanish – what a great learning tool! I really like the mix of Audio Lessons (conversations) and Language & Culture Lessons (grammar). The Audio Lessons get you speaking and hearing Spanish in a conversation. After listening to the audio lesson you have separate sections that have you focus on Listening, Writing and Speaking – so you really get to engage in the lesson conversation. By the end of the sections I feel I am hearing the lesson directly in Spanish, rather than my brain doing any translating. I also very much like the voices of Mauricio and Amy. Voices are very important as anyone who has listened to an Audio Book knows. The Languages Lessons focus on grammar and they are excellent. Beautifully written, easy to follow and they really cover the material thoroughly. Each Language Lessons also has separate Listening Writing and Speaking sections so the grammar can really sink in. On a separate note, one feature I really like is the Voice Replay feature where your voice is automatically recorded and you can replay it to check on your pronunciation as well as verify you said what you thought you did.

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