What I like most about Rosetta Stone is how naturally it helps me learn the language without making it feel like rote learning of vocabulary. The picture-based method actually makes it easier to remember words and phrases in daily life. I also like the pronunciation feature because it helps me correct small mistakes while speaking. The lessons are short and well-structured, so it is easy to stay consistent even with a busy schedule. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
One thing I disliked about Rosetta Stone is that the learning experience sometimes felt overly serious and repetitive. It’s effective for building the basics, but at times it didn’t have the fun, interactive feel that some other language-learning apps offer today. Because of that, it was a little harder to stay motivated during longer study sessions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.