This review was originally written after five weeks of using Rosetta Stone. Use this link to Get Up to 50% OFF Rosetta Stone!

We took the Spanish Latin America course. The price is pretty good, at $5.99 per month (if you sign up for 24 months) or $7.99 a month (if you sign up for 12 months). With those all crossed off, we decided to take an online course with Rosetta Stone to learn better Spanish. We could hire an online tutor (with good reviews) for cheaper (around $10 an hour), but that still got expensive with four of us wanting to learn is. Hiring a tutor would be around $20 an hour where we live, so that was out as well. Once I checked out how expensive local classes would be for the four of us, I decided that was out. Instead, our choices are to take a class at our local college, hire a tutor, or find a really good online program. Besides for a bunch of key words, we still haven’t even learned basic day to day questions.Īt this point, we’re just not learning as much or as quickly as we’d like. At this stage, we have a bit of basic vocabulary, but I’m finding that none of us are progressing at a level I’d like.ĭespite dozens of cumulative hours spent on the free app, we’re still not able to hold a conversation in Spanish. Get Up to 50% OFF Rosetta Stone! Rosetta Stone for Kidsįor a couple of years now as a family, we’ve been learning Spanish from a free app, and via first hand interactions while traveling in Mexico and South America. Here’s what we thought of Rosetta Stone’s foreign language learning, and whether it’s worth it or not.

My husband and I tested out Rosetta Stone with our own two kids to prepare for our annual winter trip down to Mexico. Are you thinking about buying Rosetta Stone for kids?

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