Best Way To Learn Italian: Babbel vs Rosetta Stone vs Duolingo vs Pimsleur vs Rocket Italian

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  • Опубликовано: 30 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 38

  • @ahmedyasser5570
    @ahmedyasser5570 22 часа назад

    Great explanations of all of these programs. Thank you!

  • @PeyKia
    @PeyKia 8 дней назад +1

    Thanks for all the great reviews!!

  • @jaquih9858
    @jaquih9858 4 дня назад +1

    I love your content. I've been trying to find the right programs for myself and my kids. Thank you for the reviews!

  • @cloeallen6368
    @cloeallen6368 4 дня назад +1

    thanks for the insight

  • @bushrajaveria1468
    @bushrajaveria1468 15 часов назад

    Another awesome comparison 👏. Love all of the choices but yes definitely leaning towards Rocket and Pimsleur ! I have always wanted to go on vacation to Italy . Have heard a lot about its rich culture and history from family and friends . Would love to learn Italian so that I converse with the locals there in Italian.. would definitely be an awesome experience ❤

  • @81nic
    @81nic 2 дня назад

    Great comparison 👍

  • @J-Ultra11
    @J-Ultra11 8 дней назад

    Italian the language of the best food,architecture and beaches.
    Rosetta great for visuals while Pimsleur and Rocket the best for overall..very nice review ,Grazie John

  • @phuzatrirat7732
    @phuzatrirat7732 8 дней назад +3

    If I switch that green owl gonna hunt me

  • @markduffey
    @markduffey 10 дней назад +1

    Great comparison

  • @rhiannonhart3036
    @rhiannonhart3036 10 дней назад +1

    It would be awesome to learn Italian in preparation for future travel

  • @59slayer
    @59slayer 10 дней назад

    I appreciate these videos. I want to learn Italian to broaden my ability to communicate

  • @pjayshah
    @pjayshah 10 дней назад +1

    I liked your videos John. I am going to probably search for a video on how to get the best deals on these courses. Rocket, Pimsleur, and Babbel might be the courses I would lean on. Rosetta Stones sounds like a good deal to.

  • @KurumiAlice
    @KurumiAlice 6 дней назад +1

    As a visual learner, I like that Rosetta Stone teaches through a lot of visual content, but I'm leaning towards Rocket Languages because they provide more information on grammar.

  • @ferdinand9323
    @ferdinand9323 10 дней назад

    Thanks for giving a good review on which Italian course is the best to use👍😊

  • @katherinecampbellsmith
    @katherinecampbellsmith 10 дней назад

    Italian is a target language of mine, so I found this video very informative and particularly relevant to me! Because my goal is to reach a conversational or fluent level, I think that Rocket’s program would suit my needs best because of all the features it offers. Thanks for the helpful review!

  • @vipnetworker
    @vipnetworker 10 дней назад

    Great video 👍

  • @kingsofsummer858
    @kingsofsummer858 10 дней назад

    awesome video, super helpful for me. i'll be studying abroad in rome next year and want to learn Italian before i get there.

  • @rollthediceagain
    @rollthediceagain 10 дней назад

    I'm using Rocket+Babbel combination as I don't always have time for a long Rocket lesson. I tried Duolingo for 3.5 months and like you little was sticking.
    If you need free Italian content before commiting I'd recommend:
    1) Language Transfer
    2) Italy Made Easy beginners course
    3) L'Italiano Secondo Il Metodo Natura - free pdf book and youtube - a bit dated but surprisingly the method stuck for me and
    4) Busuu free level with community feedback.

  • @bvivify
    @bvivify 10 дней назад

    3:13 I couldn't agree more!

  • @ChrisCal619
    @ChrisCal619 10 дней назад +2

    It’s so hard to pick only one, I like multiple!

    • @vipnetworker
      @vipnetworker 10 дней назад +1

      I’ve used many language learning apps. I found it can be helpful to use 2 different apps, as long as they aren’t too similar.
      Like Rocket and Babbel.
      Or Pimsleur and Babbel.
      Rocket and Pimsleur would overlap too much.
      Babbel and Busuu overlap too much.
      I think 2 is good, more than that is overkill.
      Best to complement with study books, listening to music/podcasts in that language, tv/movies, etc.
      Good luck 👍

    • @TestPrepInsight
      @TestPrepInsight  9 дней назад

      ^^Agree 100%

  • @FintanODonoghue
    @FintanODonoghue 10 дней назад

    I used duolingo for a bit but like you said basically nothing sticks. Will try out the other programs

  • @fredvima9916
    @fredvima9916 10 дней назад

    combination of several programs seems like a good strategy, would get expensive though

  • @RomaneGUIBOUX
    @RomaneGUIBOUX 10 дней назад +1

    Rocket and Babbel very complementary. However, absolutely not a fan of Duolingo