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I'm interested in learning Spanish. I am a Mexican American father of 3 teenagers. None of us can speak Spanish fluently. I always get blamed for not teaching them Spanish, but I was never taught myself. I'm tired of blaming my parents and making excuses to my children. It's time to learn my native tongue and teach my children! Thank you TPI!
This is so helpful for an intermediate (French) learner. There's a lot of great apps for beginners, but that focus on short conversations--stressing the importance of listening to full sentences and not just words in isolation--that's golden for me!
For me, I'm currently starting to get into learning Japanese. This is a mix of personal and professional for me but eventually I aim to pass the JLPT N1 and hopefully apply for a job in Japan to go live there!
Heyo! Oh snap, Rocket for the win baby haha :D. My Japanese has gotten pretty good thanks to Rocket. I think I am going to include Memrise as a supplement course from now on. I will say personally as a notable mention Chat-GPT has been a great help with language learning. It can help explain grammar more in depth and give nice examples for sentences, it kind of acts as a teacher and has helped me understand Japanese more. Minasan Ganbarimashō!
I'm currently learning several languages, but my main focus are Finnish and Japanese. I began finnish 3 months ago because of Eurovision lol (I stan Käärijä) but just kinda fell in love with the language. I have an upper A2-low B1 level in Japanese, my main goal is to be able to fully understand my favorite video games and books in Japanese.
Thanks for the reviews. I would love to learn Italian 🇮🇹 . I currently speak just native language, i'm middle aged so the brain doesn't feel like the sponge it once was. Goal /desire is to be conversational by end of the year.
I have been loving the reviews from this channel! I am learning both Japanese (for school) and Portuguese (for pleasure) and I have been loving both of them, especially Portuguese for how fun it sounds!! keep on with the great content!
I love the look of Rocket Languages but it’s languages are quite limited. My husband is learning Greek with Duolingo but it has its limitations. I am learning Spanish but, living in the UK, Castilian Spanish is more useful to me that Latin American. However, I am reliably informed that they are largely similar so I might try out the free trial and see how it fits with what I want to do. Thank you for the review.
Hello, i am native spanish speacker, i am study english and i would like speack with native english speacker -if is ok for you could have some real conversations in both languages. Regards.
Great video... thank you. It is interesting to see the different approaches and learning styles each offers. I appreciate the deep dive into the details to figure out what might work for me.
Great review video, I found this very helpful! I'd like to learn Portuguese, as it is my family's background, but my own experience with it is very lacking. My challenge is that I'd prefer to learn European Portuguese whereas many courses only offer Brazilian Portuguese. I understand the dialects are very similar, but the difference is relevant to me due to the family component.
Thank's guys! Pimslur and Rocket Languages have been things I've been looking at for a long time (although I've also heard and seen good things about Babel but I'm more looking for audio lesions). You guys have said many times Rocket Languages is the way to go, so I'm planning on picking one of their courses up. Now It's just about deciding witch of the amazing languages to learn!
I'm leaning Japanese, been trying to learn for a few years but haven't gotten myself to fully commit regularly due to time constrains. So far I've been trying to practice my speaking and listening by conversing with my boyfriend in Japanese whenever I can. Being dyslexic I also struggle with languages. Growing up, my first language was English and my second was Chinese, I struggle with Chinese a lot and I am still at an elementary level. I hope one of these learning tools can help me with my language learning journey!
Great video, thanks! I'm learning Spanish. It's always been my desire to learn Spanish and I've taken courses, used apps, etc over the years. Especially now, I find that retiring to a Latin American country for part of the year has really cut down on my expenses and has allowed me to fulfil that specific dream for me. It's been too easy to stay within the English expat bubble however I want to fully enjoy my time there and interact with the locals in a more meaningful way.
I'm currently learning Russian, as My Love and her family speaks Russian. This is both great for my motivation, and a great assistance in my efforts. I also have some Slavic friends that speak Russian. I am also learning Arabic whenever I don't feel like doing Russian, or the mood strikes me, as I intend to read the Qur'an in Arabic (I'm Christian, and plan to also learn Hebrew and Greek eventually), and because I have multiple friends that speak Arabic natively (both Christian and Muslim). I much prefer learning languages I will actually be able to use at least semi-regularly, hence I'm starting with Russian and Arabic.
This is very helpful, thanks! I’ve already done ALL of the French lessons in Pimsleur three or four times! It was well worth it. I’m going to check out Rocket Languages next. Thanks!
Be very very careful of Babbel please people! They will send lots of emails/ communication until they realise you're not doing much then they are silent. No more encouragement, all contact stops. No warning that you are nearing the end of the contract. After it ends they just charge your credit card for the next whole year at full price! (Check ALL the small print) I'm sure this must happen to many... Mine was supposedly a special offer for a limited time.. It's sharp, quite predatory behaviour..
My Duolingo subscription has just expired, where I really enjoyed learning or just listening to different languages. Primarily I've been learning French in English there as a Hungarian and I also took delight of Brasilian Portugues, which was fun after French and with some Italian knowledge. I know that Duolingo is not enough when learning a language, so it is great that I've come across this video and I'm eager to visit the proposed sites and apps. Should I be 1 of the free language course winners, I'd like to go on with the French language then. 🙂 Thanks indeed and good luck to you, too!
Hi John! Thank you for your videos! I have been wanting to learn a new language for a long time. I have been overseas for 5 years (in various countries) and I notice many countries are AT LEAST bilingual. I think it is absolutely awesome but I feel left out. I used to take Spanish in school and that is where I will start. I retained a bit of vocabulary so I think it’ll be easiest for me to pick up. Again thank you for your videos and your insight!
I’m currently learning french in person, however I’ve noticed commute and travel because of work has been an issue lately so I’m looking now for an option to learn on the go and lucky me this video was uploaded less than 2 weeks ago!
Many thanks! Not only did it point me to an app that I didn't know before, it also motivated me to start right away. And paying quite some money seems like a plus to me - if I spent meaningful money, I'm more than motivate to get something out of it :)
I wish I found this channel sooner! I was surprised to find videos about dat prep! I was studying for the dat last year, and have been studying Spanish this year! Love how you promote resources! Low-key it'd be cool if you looked at resources like little pim for kids. My nephew has been wanting to also learn spanish
Hi. Looking at these sites, for Rocket and Babbel they're great if you want to learn French, Spanish, Italian or German etc. While I would love to learn French and Italian, want to learn Czech as part of my heritage. Pimsleur seems to be the only offer the widest selection of languages. Do you have a video or other suggestions for the best sites with the widest selection of languages?
You nailed it, for less spoken languages (like Czech) Pimsleur is definitely your best bet. They cover 50+ languages. There are other apps out there that cover more, but we like Pimsleur the best of the programs that have broader coverage.
This was really helpful cause I’m using Pimsleur right now.. to learn Dutch… I have a baby in the Netherlands so I figure I should learn how to speak to them eventually… wanted to get another supplement. Was wondering if I should go with Rosetta Stone or Memrise, and this video helps. I think I’ll try memorize as you recommend that is a good supplemental so thank you.
I’m currently learning Southern dialect Vietnamese right now to communicate l with my in-laws who are from Vietnam and were able to come to the USA because my grandfather in law served with the south Vietnamese and US army, my husband and I recently got married and he was born here. I especially am trying hard for my husbands grandmother who lives with his parents and doesn’t speak English. My husband parents can speak English OK. I will consider the rocket languages! It seemed really nice from your review, I like the conversation style a lot because it’s super practical! And I love to study so 1 hour is fine! Haha
I'm learning French because part of my 2023 goals was to learn a new language, it's also useful because I'm surrounded by Francophone countries and intend to immigrate to one French country one day. Learning languages is fun!
Super insightful! Currently learning Portuguese and thinking of taking on Chinese, definitely a helpful video on different apps. Rocket languages seems great. Also any update on an asvab test prep?
Thanks for the info. I choose Babbel for Spanish and got the lifetime sub (at a discount). Tried Rosetta Stone and without any explanations, I wasn't catching on to why verb endings were different (really pics only - not English explanations / teaching). Looking forward to what Babbel can teach me.
I'm an arab & I aim to learn english & italian, I can talk & write in english but I want to improve it so I can have better job opportunities & be able to travel, I know no italian at all but want to learn it so I can have my masters there
Hey, thanks for the review...Learning French and Korean. French will help as I am aiming bschool in france and learning korean coz I consume lot of korean content and would to visit once.
Salaam (peace) Thanks for the great 2023 (to date) breakdown of the best language learning apps. Rocket would have fit perfectly in quest to master Indonesian. Unfortunately, Indonesian is not part of their offering. Thank you for your consistant updates. PS. Which one would be the best to get me to conversational Indonesian faster?
Also side question: My mom is taking some free ESL classes locally. The instructor recommends Duolingo since it's free and one of her classmates who speaks Farsi noticed it doesn't have Persian (Farsi) as an option to learn English. Do you know what free language learning app might have ESL for Farsi speakers??
I married a Latina. Her family doesn't speak English so I need to learn Spanish so I can communicate with them. I also need to be able to be able to understand and converse in Spanish with our Latino group of friends.
Pimsleur and Rosetta Stone both have a LOT. Pimsleur has 51, Rosetta Stone has 25. The rest on this list have less, but these are just 2 of the top 5. There are dozens of language learning apps out there. What language are you wanting to learn?
PS: I’m studying Spanish and Persian right now. Most apps have Spanish, very few have Persian. Pimsleur and Rosetta Stone both offer Persian and Memrise has a user developed section of courses for less common languages. They have Persian there and it is great, even though their app doesn’t have it.
What type of language app should I used if I want to learn russian or spanish? Im more visual than an audio learner but I also would like to learn how to write in russian?
Ciao everyone! 🌟 I'm diving into the world of Italian language and culture, and it's been an incredible journey so far! I study in italy and I want to indulge in there culture and make a good living in italy and many small cities in italy and purely Italian language based I mean they only speak Italian and it’s hard to survive without Italian there
This was super helpful! Trying to make the choice for the perfect way for my autistic son to learn Spanish. His God mother’s first language, English being her second. He doesn’t like not understanding what she’s saying to him when he upsets her🤦🏻♀️ and is determined to learn.
To answer your question, I'm trying to learn Spanish for work because I travel a lot, and many of my colleagues speak different languages like Spanish, Tagolog, French, Chinese, and Russian. Learning new languages would enable me to connect with everyone on a more personal level, help me to communicate as a leader at work, and also as a friend in my local community. Personally, I agree that Rocket 🚀 is the best, but it is SO pricey. Please help, and thank you for this informative video! I love your content.
They don't have a daily time schedule or goal. One lesson = one hour. But you can always pause at any time and come back. They don't serve up daily bite-sized lessons. It's more self-driven.
Im attempting Russian! What a unique and interesting language it is. Plus learning the cyrilic alphabet has been a fun challenge. I'd love to be fluent one day and possibly move on to some other language interests of mine like German, French, Spanish and Portuguese!
The big problem with Rocket Languages is that they only cater for 14 languages (well, 12 languages I think plus English and American Sign Language). Great if you want to learn one of these 12 most popular languages, but a complete non-starter if you need to learn one of the very many second-tier (in terms of popularity) languages. Other language-learning apps score much better in terms of the breadth of language coverage.
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The little kid inside me is screaming PICK ME PICK ME.
I’m learning Korean so I can comprehend movies and songs without subtitles AND I’m learning Latin so I can understand ancient texts and pray in Latin.
FYI for anyone interested if you are considering Rocket. As of today. If you use the link in the description and purchase level 1 you will most likely be offered levels 2 & 3 for an additional $60 and will decrease to $50 if you say no (saving an additional $70 versus buying all 3 together)
Good pro tip there :)
I'm interested in learning Spanish. I am a Mexican American father of 3 teenagers. None of us can speak Spanish fluently. I always get blamed for not teaching them Spanish, but I was never taught myself. I'm tired of blaming my parents and making excuses to my children. It's time to learn my native tongue and teach my children!
Thank you TPI!
That's great! Good luck!!
Dios te bendiga
This is so helpful for an intermediate (French) learner. There's a lot of great apps for beginners, but that focus on short conversations--stressing the importance of listening to full sentences and not just words in isolation--that's golden for me!
Yes! Totally agree! Thanks for watching
I'm learning Spanish, because I'm a flight attendant with a high Hispanic population. Learning would help me serve my Hispanic guests better
That’s so accommodating
Very cool, great reason to learn
How is the progress. What app are you using? TIA
Yeah I just moved to Miami and I did not know Spanish was such a high spoken language. I’m definitely trying to learn more Espanol
Have you learned more spanish
For me, I'm currently starting to get into learning Japanese. This is a mix of personal and professional for me but eventually I aim to pass the JLPT N1 and hopefully apply for a job in Japan to go live there!
That would be awesome! Thanks for watching
I want to learn both Japanese & Spanish. Which program in the list did you choose and how was it?
this is the video i was waiting for!!
Another great video giving details on language acquisition platforms. This really helps match the program with the specific needs of the learner.
Great video and I like you you split the apps based on learning styles.
Thank you for this detailed review. Pimsleur or Rocket sound like the best fit for me. I want audio lessons. Thank you!
I recommend mango languages, it’s free if you have a library card, and it is completely audio based.
Heyo!
Oh snap, Rocket for the win baby haha :D. My Japanese has gotten pretty good thanks to Rocket. I think I am going to include Memrise as a supplement course from now on. I will say personally as a notable mention Chat-GPT has been a great help with language learning. It can help explain grammar more in depth and give nice examples for sentences, it kind of acts as a teacher and has helped me understand Japanese more. Minasan Ganbarimashō!
Good to hear! Thanks for watching!!
I've been wanting to learn several languages for a while so this is really helpful to get some information about a selection!
Glad we could help! Thanks for watching!
I'm currently learning several languages, but my main focus are Finnish and Japanese. I began finnish 3 months ago because of Eurovision lol (I stan Käärijä) but just kinda fell in love with the language.
I have an upper A2-low B1 level in Japanese, my main goal is to be able to fully understand my favorite video games and books in Japanese.
That's awesome. Two tough languages to learn. Good luck! Thanks for watching
Finnish American here. Tough but fun language.
Thanks for the reviews. I would love to learn Italian 🇮🇹 . I currently speak just native language, i'm middle aged so the brain doesn't feel like the sponge it once was. Goal /desire is to be conversational by end of the year.
You can do it, just gotta commit. Thanks for watching and sharing!
@ Test Prep Insight, the Memrise link is broken. And it's $29 a month, not $5.
I have been loving the reviews from this channel! I am learning both Japanese (for school) and Portuguese (for pleasure) and I have been loving both of them, especially Portuguese for how fun it sounds!! keep on with the great content!
Thank you :)
I love the look of Rocket Languages but it’s languages are quite limited. My husband is learning Greek with Duolingo but it has its limitations. I am learning Spanish but, living in the UK, Castilian Spanish is more useful to me that Latin American. However, I am reliably informed that they are largely similar so I might try out the free trial and see how it fits with what I want to do. Thank you for the review.
No problem! Glad we could help. For Castilian Spanish specifically, Pimsleur has a dedicated course. Just FYI
Hello, i am native spanish speacker, i am study english and i would like speack with native english speacker -if is ok for you could have some real conversations in both languages. Regards.
Great video... thank you. It is interesting to see the different approaches and learning styles each offers. I appreciate the deep dive into the details to figure out what might work for me.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching :)
Great review video, I found this very helpful!
I'd like to learn Portuguese, as it is my family's background, but my own experience with it is very lacking. My challenge is that I'd prefer to learn European Portuguese whereas many courses only offer Brazilian Portuguese. I understand the dialects are very similar, but the difference is relevant to me due to the family component.
Thanks for sharing!!
Thank's guys! Pimslur and Rocket Languages have been things I've been looking at for a long time (although I've also heard and seen good things about Babel but I'm more looking for audio lesions). You guys have said many times Rocket Languages is the way to go, so I'm planning on picking one of their courses up. Now It's just about deciding witch of the amazing languages to learn!
Nice, good luck!
thank you for this list. still trying to decide what i want to try,.
I'm leaning Japanese, been trying to learn for a few years but haven't gotten myself to fully commit regularly due to time constrains. So far I've been trying to practice my speaking and listening by conversing with my boyfriend in Japanese whenever I can. Being dyslexic I also struggle with languages. Growing up, my first language was English and my second was Chinese, I struggle with Chinese a lot and I am still at an elementary level. I hope one of these learning tools can help me with my language learning journey!
Thanks for watching and sharing! Good luck choosing :)
Thank you for this great video! Really like those reviews
Great video, thanks! I'm learning Spanish. It's always been my desire to learn Spanish and I've taken courses, used apps, etc over the years. Especially now, I find that retiring to a Latin American country for part of the year has really cut down on my expenses and has allowed me to fulfil that specific dream for me. It's been too easy to stay within the English expat bubble however I want to fully enjoy my time there and interact with the locals in a more meaningful way.
That's great! Thanks for watching and sharing!
Which app did you use?
I'm currently learning Russian, as My Love and her family speaks Russian. This is both great for my motivation, and a great assistance in my efforts.
I also have some Slavic friends that speak Russian.
I am also learning Arabic whenever I don't feel like doing Russian, or the mood strikes me, as I intend to read the Qur'an in Arabic (I'm Christian, and plan to also learn Hebrew and Greek eventually), and because I have multiple friends that speak Arabic natively (both Christian and Muslim).
I much prefer learning languages I will actually be able to use at least semi-regularly, hence I'm starting with Russian and Arabic.
Thanks for watching and sharing!
"My Love". OMG what a simp
Great review!
Nice, thank you for the review :) Hopefully, Rocket Languages will do the trick.
This is very helpful, thanks! I’ve already done ALL of the French lessons in Pimsleur three or four times! It was well worth it. I’m going to check out Rocket Languages next. Thanks!
Nice, good luck!!
Thanks! Great overview of the language learning options! I'm wanting to learn Spanish and I'm looking into the various options.
Glad we could help. Thanks for watching!
Great information. I want to learn Italian and this video is just what I needed. I’m going to try Rocket or Babbel, or maybe both.
Be very very careful of Babbel please people!
They will send lots of emails/ communication until they realise you're not doing much then they are silent.
No more encouragement, all contact stops.
No warning that you are nearing the end of the contract.
After it ends they just charge your credit card for the next whole year at full price!
(Check ALL the small print)
I'm sure this must happen to many... Mine was supposedly a special offer for a limited time..
It's sharp, quite predatory behaviour..
I'm trying to learn Italian too!
Omg thank you for the code. I have been stuck on which program to choose. I went with rocket based on your review. Wish me luck.
Good luck!! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the video..... I would love to brush up my french and maybe begin learning something new preferably Italian or even Russian.
Nice! Thanks for watching
My Duolingo subscription has just expired, where I really enjoyed learning or just listening to different languages. Primarily I've been learning French in English there as a Hungarian and I also took delight of Brasilian Portugues, which was fun after French and with some Italian knowledge. I know that Duolingo is not enough when learning a language, so it is great that I've come across this video and I'm eager to visit the proposed sites and apps. Should I be 1 of the free language course winners, I'd like to go on with the French language then. 🙂 Thanks indeed and good luck to you, too!
Thanks for watching and sharing!
Thank you for the video!
It's hard to know what App to choose sometimes so this is very helpful.
No problem! Thanks for watching
Hi John! Thank you for your videos! I have been wanting to learn a new language for a long time. I have been overseas for 5 years (in various countries) and I notice many countries are AT LEAST bilingual. I think it is absolutely awesome but I feel left out. I used to take Spanish in school and that is where I will start. I retained a bit of vocabulary so I think it’ll be easiest for me to pick up. Again thank you for your videos and your insight!
Totally agree. There are so many benefits to being bilingual. Spanish sounds like a good place to start. Good luck!!
I’m currently learning french in person, however I’ve noticed commute and travel because of work has been an issue lately so I’m looking now for an option to learn on the go and lucky me this video was uploaded less than 2 weeks ago!
Nice, glad we could help! My recommendation would be Rocket Languages or Pimsleur for learning while commuting.
Been trying to figure out which language app to use. Still doing my research but your videos have been helpful!
Glad we could help!
nice video really informative and it helped me alot!
thanks
Glad to hear that! Thanks for watching!
Thanks. Great vid! Very helpful. I'm trying to learn thai. :-)
Very cool :)
Thanks for the great review!! Rocket sounds like the best option for me.
Many thanks! Not only did it point me to an app that I didn't know before, it also motivated me to start right away. And paying quite some money seems like a plus to me - if I spent meaningful money, I'm more than motivate to get something out of it :)
Glad I could help!
Thank you for providing all the discount codes and great information. Very thorough videos.
Great video jonh! I am learning english , i didn't know rocket but i think i will try with pimsleur because my listening is soo bad
It is for most people - it comes with time and practice!
I wish I found this channel sooner! I was surprised to find videos about dat prep! I was studying for the dat last year, and have been studying Spanish this year! Love how you promote resources! Low-key it'd be cool if you looked at resources like little pim for kids. My nephew has been wanting to also learn spanish
We do have one video about language apps for kids. Thanks for watching and sharing!
Hi. Looking at these sites, for Rocket and Babbel they're great if you want to learn French, Spanish, Italian or German etc. While I would love to learn French and Italian, want to learn Czech as part of my heritage. Pimsleur seems to be the only offer the widest selection of languages. Do you have a video or other suggestions for the best sites with the widest selection of languages?
You nailed it, for less spoken languages (like Czech) Pimsleur is definitely your best bet. They cover 50+ languages. There are other apps out there that cover more, but we like Pimsleur the best of the programs that have broader coverage.
This was really helpful cause I’m using Pimsleur right now.. to learn Dutch… I have a baby in the Netherlands so I figure I should learn how to speak to them eventually… wanted to get another supplement. Was wondering if I should go with Rosetta Stone or Memrise, and this video helps. I think I’ll try memorize as you recommend that is a good supplemental so thank you.
Glad we could help!
Pimsleur has been perfect for me with French, when I used it.
But I agree. Someone's learning style is unique to them.
Agree! Thanks for watching :)
Guess I'm going with Rocket! Thanks for the review, you've helped me so much!
Glad we could help! Thanks for watching and sharing!
I’m currently learning Southern dialect Vietnamese right now to communicate l with my in-laws who are from Vietnam and were able to come to the USA because my grandfather in law served with the south Vietnamese and US army, my husband and I recently got married and he was born here. I especially am trying hard for my husbands grandmother who lives with his parents and doesn’t speak English. My husband parents can speak English OK. I will consider the rocket languages! It seemed really nice from your review, I like the conversation style a lot because it’s super practical! And I love to study so 1 hour is fine! Haha
That's great - what an awesome reason to learn. Good luck!
I'm learning French because part of my 2023 goals was to learn a new language, it's also useful because I'm surrounded by Francophone countries and intend to immigrate to one French country one day. Learning languages is fun!
Totally agree! Great plan, and best of luck :)
Thanks for the video.
Thanks for another great review!
No prob!!
Thank you for the extremely informative video
You bet! Thanks for watching
Super insightful! Currently learning Portuguese and thinking of taking on Chinese, definitely a helpful video on different apps. Rocket languages seems great. Also any update on an asvab test prep?
I'm learning Spanish for better work opportunities. Thanks, John!
Thanks for the info. I choose Babbel for Spanish and got the lifetime sub (at a discount). Tried Rosetta Stone and without any explanations, I wasn't catching on to why verb endings were different (really pics only - not English explanations / teaching). Looking forward to what Babbel can teach me.
Nice! Yeah it really differs based on learning style. Hope Babbel works out for you. Thanks for watching!
Ooohhh I might go for Rocket or Pimsleur (since I drive for around 30 mins to work almost every day)
Either of those would be a great fit then. Good luck!
Thanks for giving the people want they want a short comprehensive video that easily guides user in making a wiser decision.
Nice, glad you liked it and that we could help :)
I'm an arab & I aim to learn english & italian, I can talk & write in english but I want to improve it so I can have better job opportunities & be able to travel, I know no italian at all but want to learn it so I can have my masters there
I'm also learning italian Goodluck
This is the information I needed... thanks
Glad we could help!
Hey, thanks for the review...Learning French and Korean. French will help as I am aiming bschool in france and learning korean coz I consume lot of korean content and would to visit once.
That's awesome. Thanks for watching and sharing!
Not sure why you wouldn’t put the url to the website in the description instead of telling us to google it
Thank you! ❤ In the next video, can you review the French Together app?
Learning Spanish to better communicate with our growing Spanish population.
would like to learn spanish -- working in healthcare being fluent in spanish would be helpful!
For sure! Appreciate you watching and sharing
Salaam (peace) Thanks for the great 2023 (to date) breakdown of the best language learning apps. Rocket would have fit perfectly in quest to master Indonesian. Unfortunately, Indonesian is not part of their offering.
Thank you for your consistant updates.
PS. Which one would be the best to get me to conversational Indonesian faster?
Babbel for sure - they have a great Indonesian course
Great video! I’m looking to learn German - in part, because it would be good for my job. But also because I just love languages!
That's great! Thanks for watching
Also side question: My mom is taking some free ESL classes locally. The instructor recommends Duolingo since it's free and one of her classmates who speaks Farsi noticed it doesn't have Persian (Farsi) as an option to learn English. Do you know what free language learning app might have ESL for Farsi speakers??
Another great review. So sad that Rocket Languages doesn't have a Dutch course yet.
Maybe one day! Thanks for watching :)
What about Lingvist?
Helpful video!!!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching
I need to learn French so that I will have a leg up to be chosen as a flight attendant at an older age. Thanks for all your great info!
Best of luck!
I married a Latina. Her family doesn't speak English so I need to learn Spanish so I can communicate with them. I also need to be able to be able to understand and converse in Spanish with our Latino group of friends.
I dislike that the best apps doesn't have many languages
Pimsleur and Rosetta Stone both have a LOT. Pimsleur has 51, Rosetta Stone has 25.
The rest on this list have less, but these are just 2 of the top 5. There are dozens of language learning apps out there.
What language are you wanting to learn?
PS: I’m studying Spanish and Persian right now. Most apps have Spanish, very few have Persian.
Pimsleur and Rosetta Stone both offer Persian and Memrise has a user developed section of courses for less common languages. They have Persian there and it is great, even though their app doesn’t have it.
@@NewportSolar i want to learn tagalog.
@@NewportSolarI want to learn Cantonese
@@NewportSolarI want to learn sarcasm and southern sailor
Is there a program that can teach a language to a young non reader without having to know the nouns, verbs...
I would suggest focusing on an audio-based program, such as Rocket Languages or Pimsleur for that scenario
I’m learning Spanish because it is my partners first language and I would like to connect with them in Spanish.
That would be awesome :)
I am planning to travel to France next year and i have a good ear for language. I also travel to the philippines and would like to learn Tagalog
Very cool! Maybe get an app that offers a multiple language subscription then. Thanks for watching!
great review! Want to learn spanish and italian better!
Sweet! Thanks for watching :)
I'm wanting to learning Spanish. Thinking about either Rocket or Babbel.
Good luck. Thanks for watching!
What type of language app should I used if I want to learn russian or spanish? Im more visual than an audio learner but I also would like to learn how to write in russian?
You might need a combo of Rocket Russian and Rosetta Stone. Would be a good combo in your case.
@@TestPrepInsight what app you believe will help learning turkish?
I would like to learn French. Considering Rocket.
Nice! Good luck!
do you have any videos about apps that leverage AI in their lessons ? like 'falou' for example
Rocket seems to only offer Latin American Spanish. I plan to move to Spain next year. Are the differences that profound?
Yes, so you may want to consider Pimsleur. They have a dedicated Castilian Spanish course. Good luck!
Ciao everyone! 🌟 I'm diving into the world of Italian language and culture, and it's been an incredible journey so far! I study in italy and I want to indulge in there culture and make a good living in italy and many small cities in italy and purely Italian language based I mean they only speak Italian and it’s hard to survive without Italian there
Thanks for sharing!! Good luck learning
Rocket Languages is not available in Moldova :(
Really? That's too bad
This was super helpful! Trying to make the choice for the perfect way for my autistic son to learn Spanish. His God mother’s first language, English being her second.
He doesn’t like not understanding what she’s saying to him when he upsets her🤦🏻♀️ and is determined to learn.
That is great, best of luck to you guys!!
Great review
Thanks!
Found Mango for free at my library. May not be the best but it’s a free resource. Always check your library first before paying for a subscription
does the writing lessons in rocket let you actually type the answer ? or do we simply pick from an available balloon choice ?
Rocket lessons include reading, writing, speaking, listening comprehension, grammar, and cultural content.
Excellente!
Can all the apps you mentioned here be used in the car while driving? Best App for this?
Best app for the car is either Pimsleur or Rocket Languages. For driving, def want to focus on audio-based apps. Pimsleur has a special driving mode.
Working on learning Spanish with my son. Mainly just to do it, it's good for the brain and would be helpful in the area we live to know it.
that's great! always better when you learn with someone
Learning Latin Spanish and hoping to reach a level where I can help immigrants with translation services.
Nice. That's a great reason to learn
To answer your question, I'm trying to learn Spanish for work because I travel a lot, and many of my colleagues speak different languages like Spanish, Tagolog, French, Chinese, and Russian. Learning new languages would enable me to connect with everyone on a more personal level, help me to communicate as a leader at work, and also as a friend in my local community. Personally, I agree that Rocket 🚀 is the best, but it is SO pricey. Please help, and thank you for this informative video! I love your content.
Thanks for sharing and watching! Appreciate it
the Spanish one is really needed for my job
Does rocket language have a daily time schedule like others? 15, 20, 30 minutes etc?
They don't have a daily time schedule or goal. One lesson = one hour. But you can always pause at any time and come back. They don't serve up daily bite-sized lessons. It's more self-driven.
Im attempting Russian! What a unique and interesting language it is. Plus learning the cyrilic alphabet has been a fun challenge. I'd love to be fluent one day and possibly move on to some other language interests of mine like German, French, Spanish and Portuguese!
Very cool! What app are you using?
@TestPrepInsight I was using Duolingo but seriously debating switching to Babbel 😃
The big problem with Rocket Languages is that they only cater for 14 languages (well, 12 languages I think plus English and American Sign Language). Great if you want to learn one of these 12 most popular languages, but a complete non-starter if you need to learn one of the very many second-tier (in terms of popularity) languages. Other language-learning apps score much better in terms of the breadth of language coverage.
Hi, what do You think about cake
What plans have family plan besides Duolingo? Any?
Pimsleur