Rosetta Stone: Learn Languages Reviews – Page 5
5/5 rating based on 773 reviews. Read all reviews for Rosetta Stone: Learn Languages for iPhone.
Rosetta Stone: Learn Languages is free iOS app published by Rosetta Stone Ltd.
Spanish
Hshnshs
This is such a good learning platform but the stories that you are supposed to read are way to hard for a beginner like me.
???Really helpful!!!! ???
bybhubhiunuj
This app is really helpful! I’m planning to go to Germany in a couple of years (I’m not sure when yet). I can learn this everyday, on the go, sick in bed, or just drawing. You should really consider getting this app. The microphone needs a bug fix but this app is the best language app I have ever had!
Kenton
kenton rogers
Apps great but just to warn people doesn’t work the best with long hair and AirPods ?
Learning Spanish
Phil's learning
I am totally enjoying this app. I sometimes have difficulty seeing the pictures on my phone, or reading the small print, but I am learning. It is hard to unlearn English but my brain is learning to.
Good for learning/relearning
B.Grayson
The app is good. My only major complaint its difficult to swipe to the next screen after completing a lesson.
READ IF YOU THINKING INSTALLING…
ed 142536
THIS APP HELPS YOU LEARN A LOT OF DIFFERENT LANGUAGES and ITS REALLY GOOD! I learned in a day less than an hour or more maybe I learned a lot YOU SHOULD download NOW. This app is great and I am pretty satisfied right now but if I am not later on I will edit it ok so yeah you should download?????????✌️ BY……………trumpet boy ? ✌️
Makes Learning Fun
llccaaiill
The app is great. The teaching methodology makes learning enjoyable. I look forward to practicing everyday with Rosetta Stone.
Great app but
Leche Caliente
Fantastic way to learn a language, my only two critiques are that the pronunciation activities tend to get annoying because they don’t always go through. I’ll say a phrase and it won’t move on and I’ll have to manually move on and not get credit for the question. It’s not all the time but sometimes can be quite frustrating when you want to be sure you’re saying it right. I always wish there was more elaboration on vocabulary and conjugations and such, but perhaps I’m too early on in the program for that