It stands out as language immersion and repetition app for corporates and businesses. It is quite fruitful that it offers business specific content for user needs. In terms of ESP it is doing great. Reports and analytics are quite informative.

It provides formal language at its best so it can be hard to adapt the language style in some situtations. Gamification is not a key factor here so some learners may not be impressed. Lastly, it can be costly.

I would - and am thinking about - using it again. 4 ****

It was extremely user-friendly with only slight glitches in the interactive usage. Clear, concise instructions with the same per the narration in voice and pace of speech.

It could get dicey in the writing portion of the program as American keyboards do not have the special characters other languages need. These are timed exercises so fumbling for an umlaut could cause you to repeat that lesson.

Does it work? Yes, but it is slower than other language software I've used. The customer service is top notch, though.

Customer service is amazing, and they really do their best to help you with any problems.

Expensive, hard to navigate, slow learning and progression

The best language learning software

It helps users learn languages pretty quickly and also gives a lot of languages to choose from. You can personalize your schedule Provides mobile access

It is a lot more expensive software in comparison with its competitors

This is by far my favorite language and learning app. Rosetta Stone has it really figured out and the program as well designed. I’m looking forward to learning other languages besides Spanish, and I think it was very clever to have a lifetime membership that you only pay one time and you get access to 24 different languages instantly.

What I liked most about this software is, you can track your progress and it tells you exactly where you struggle in your language learning process. Even spending 15 minutes a day. I was able to learn the language pretty fast. I would say within 3 to 6 months you can become fluent if you are practicing outside of the app and probably underestimating the time that it would take you. Love it!

This has nothing to do with the app itself but you do have to put in the work if you want to learn a language. I have no complaints about the software itself. I have tried Bible and other language, learning apps, and I keep coming back to Rosetta Stone because of the way it teaches you the language.