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I think Rosetta is great for someone who's starting to learn a new language. I've found it very helpful especially for those languages that use different scripts, like Arabic. Despite the repetitiveness, it's still much more engaging than a regular textbook, at least for autodidacts. And when it comes to grammar, I just supplemented my Rosetta course with a grammar book.
Thanks for the review. I don't really want to learn french; well atleast at this moment. I was watching some of your LSAT prep review videos and this was recommended next so I thought it would be ntereating to watch and you did not disappoint. Haha. Thank you.
I actually wanted to learn French in high school but ended up doing Spanish which I am glad i did but the video was very informative and it seems like Rosetta Stone is more entry level learning just to know some basics
Rosetta really seems best for visual learners. Even so, it looks most efficient as a supplemental, used in conjunction with other apps or a grammar textbook.
im a visual learner and im on duolingo right now learning french. im going to get rosetta stone to help me along because of this review so thank you. i do have a question for you. what other app would you suggest where they explain stuff to you in English then run you through some tests and stuff like you were talking about. id be intrested in that as well. thanks again
I took French in HS and really loved learning about the culture. Plus, the language is beautiful. I would love to visit France (Corsica) one day and be able to converse with locals
Thank you John! Do you have any idea how language learning apps such as Rosetta Stone, pimsleur, babbel etc. Compare to classroom learning? Do you think you can get a similar outcome? I wasn’t able to attend high school so I’ve been feeling a little left out recently with everyone taking high school Spanish haha
Rosetta Stone only provides very basic French which is not that useful even in minor or small interactions with people. So I suggest instead of buying it, you better watch free contents in TH-cam and watch movies with french title. Do not waste money on Rosetta Stone or on any similar products.
this is the most boring worst app ever. If you use it for like 10 minutes a day to supplement whatever other method you're using it's fine. But warning IT'S SUPER LAME AND BORING.
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We're giving away a FREE language course every month to one of our subscribers. It takes less than 10 seconds to enter! More details can be found here: th-cam.com/video/Ahx8El0al0E/w-d-xo.html
I think Rosetta is great for someone who's starting to learn a new language. I've found it very helpful especially for those languages that use different scripts, like Arabic. Despite the repetitiveness, it's still much more engaging than a regular textbook, at least for autodidacts. And when it comes to grammar, I just supplemented my Rosetta course with a grammar book.
Great tips. Thanks for sharing!!
@@TestPrepInsight thank you, for making this amazing and helpful content.
I would want to learn French because I love the way they pronounce each word. Its so fun to speak that way!!
Great video, informative and detailed always. I am looking to learn French to be able to communicate with some of my co-workers.
I learned French in high school. Want to learn further as it will come in handy while studying in France. Thanks for the review! 👍
That's awesome. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the insightful review John. This makes it so much easier for me to take the plunge and buy the French sub!
Nice! Good luck :)
Great review. I’m learning French for an upcoming trip.
learning so i can speak with a french girl i met while travelling
Awwwwwww🥹
Thank you for the review. This looks like a good option to learn French
Love the French language and people! Paris is my favorite city 😊
Thanks for the review. Always wanted to learn french!!
You're welcome 😊
Very well done Rosetta Stone French Review. Thank you. Good website too.
Thank you!
I took 4 years of French in high school. I’d like to review and learn more.
Thanks for the review. I don't really want to learn french; well atleast at this moment. I was watching some of your LSAT prep review videos and this was recommended next so I thought it would be ntereating to watch and you did not disappoint. Haha. Thank you.
I'm not currently trying to learn French but this is great review!
Useful breakdown, thank you 😊
You’re welcome 😊
love your videos!
I actually wanted to learn French in high school but ended up doing Spanish which I am glad i did but the video was very informative and it seems like Rosetta Stone is more entry level learning just to know some basics
Yep, thanks for watching!
This video was very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Rosetta really seems best for visual learners. Even so, it looks most efficient as a supplemental, used in conjunction with other apps or a grammar textbook.
These apps are always best used in combo with each other. Thanks for watching!
Great video. I presume Spanish is the same pertaining to the short stories?
Yes. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the video!
Thanks for watching!
im a visual learner and im on duolingo right now learning french. im going to get rosetta stone to help me along because of this review so thank you. i do have a question for you. what other app would you suggest where they explain stuff to you in English then run you through some tests and stuff like you were talking about. id be intrested in that as well. thanks again
Another great review.
Thanks!
I took French in HS and really loved learning about the culture. Plus, the language is beautiful. I would love to visit France (Corsica) one day and be able to converse with locals
that would be awesome!
Thanks for the great review!
Glad it was helpful!
Already subscribed, really good video.
Awesome, thank you!
Thank you John! Do you have any idea how language learning apps such as Rosetta Stone, pimsleur, babbel etc. Compare to classroom learning? Do you think you can get a similar outcome? I wasn’t able to attend high school so I’ve been feeling a little left out recently with everyone taking high school Spanish haha
merci !
Very useful - thank you!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching :)
Thanks
No problem
Are you still planning to do videos about Assimil?
I think it is pretty good for kids too.
totally agree! Rosetta Stone is a great pick for kids
I'm going to stick to learning spanish!
When you buy a monthly plan, do you only get access to one language or all the languages?
For monthly plans you get one language, for the lifetime plan you get all languages
Whats the best language app overall?
Rocket Languages! Check out our review videos on them
Does it teach conjugations?
Not directly. Rosetta Stone uses more of an intuitive framework to teach grammar
parlez-vous français? No, but I will soon!
haha nice, good luck!
Rosetta Stone only provides very basic French which is not that useful even in minor or small interactions with people. So I suggest instead of buying it, you better watch free contents in TH-cam and watch movies with french title. Do not waste money on Rosetta Stone or on any similar products.
this is the most boring worst app ever. If you use it for like 10 minutes a day to supplement whatever other method you're using it's fine. But warning IT'S SUPER LAME AND BORING.
it's not worth a penny. learn french elsewhere. rosetta stone can burn their software is awful and ugly.
What about this tutoring from roseta stone, has someone tried it?