Tom C asked:


I had 4 years of German in high school, and then took a semester in college. I was able to hold my own when I took my trip over there and didn’t have any translators.

I originally wanted to get Rosetta Stone for german to take what I had learned in the past and really nail it home to get almost fluent. However, the price has kind of changed my opinion.

If I am going to spend this much money on a software, it should be in a language that is actual useful to me, rather than just being a novelty. Since I live in the US, I don’t ever hear anyone speaking German. If I do, it is very rarely, or it is on television. So my wife and I figured it would be helpful to learn Spanish, since the amount of spanish speaking people is rising over here.

How good is Rosetta Stone for Spanish? I got very good at speaking German, so I can definitely be taught a second language. I have also heard that once you have learned a second language beyond your native, that even more are easier.

Would Rosetta Stone be worth it? My wife is a pharmacist, so being able to speak to certain patients would be very helpful. I am an Engineer, so some manufacturers, or even skilled labor use spanish, so it would help with the language barrier for me too.

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nikola asked:


I’ve been using their online language courses which you get free access to (or used to) with your public library card and I really like it a lot, but it doesn’t seem to be working anymore.

I’ve always had to register almost every other time I use it, but since it lets me use my same library card number over and over again it never really bothered me much. Now, though it won’t accept my card or let me make a new account at all.

Are they not letting library goers have free access anymore?

Anyway, I’m a freshman in high school and love learning languages but don’t really want to have to spend nearly a hundred dollars on the latest language learning software. I don’t even think my parents would buy it for me and I don’t have the money myself.

I do take German and French at school but I’m trying to learn Spanish and also am trying to get really good at German.

So: Does anyone know of another good way to get lessons online that is free?

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xkiss_thisx2 asked:


I have to take 6 hours of foreign language in college for my BA degree. I am looking at Rosetta stone and see great reviews but I dont know which would be the right one for College. Can anyone help?
I dont think anyone is reading the question here. Yes I have to take 6 hours of language Im simply wondering if anyone knows the difference here because Im going to need all the help I can get.

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jeannie b asked:


I see a lot of ads for Rosetta Stone. I saw another product online called Rocket Languages, I think. There is always Berlitz…

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msp.cm/ISAIAHNOTEZ asked:


i already have the software
i want to know how much will i learn. will i learn enough to speak fluently

what did the software do for you

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Walid Q asked:


I **** in spanish, and i want to learn it well, so is there a software i could either download or buy u know like Rosetta Stone, but is there more. i know there is more out there. but what are there?

give me a link or a key word. so i will google it up.

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Steven asked:


I am learning Spanish (Spain) from Rosetta Stone, and I want to know is that still good Spanish to talk in Latin America. Like the Spanish language spoken in Spain, can be spoken in Mexico, or Honduras?
If there are differences in the Spanish language between those 2 regions, are they understandable to communicate in either region (Spain and / Latin America)?

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Rebel Rouser asked:


Has anyone used Rosetta Stone language learning software and were you pleased with it? I am considering purchasing the Spanish software. I have tried the rote memory CD’s and tapes and I can say the basic phrases, but I still don’t feel like I really have a handle on the Spanish language. Rosetta Stone seems like a good idea, if it is actually as good as the TV commercial says.

Please give me some answers from anyone who has used the software for Spanish, or if not for Spanish, then for another language even. Is it fun to use the software or does it feel like work? The commercials on TV make it seem like more fun than a barrel of monkeys to learn a language using Rosetta Stone. Is this true, or just an exaggerated sales pitch?

Thanks so much for serious responses.

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eliboddy asked:


I have the software for rosetta stone and I am wondering how to go about learning the course? Do you do the guided lessons first or just skip around? How much time are you supposed to spend a day doing the program? What has worked for you? I appreciate the help.

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Riley asked:


I think I might ask for this for my birthday because I would love to learn another language. I took spanish classes in school but it wasn’t very effective.

So my question is: is it really as good as it claims to be? I know a lot of top companies use it and apparently it’s supposed to be excellent.

Also: When you buy it, are there multiple languages in the software you can choose from to learn? Or do you have to buy a single language at a time?

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