Excellent - However, I have One recommendation! I absolutely love the Rosetta Stone Hebrew Language program. I am becoming more comfortable with simple conversation around my family. I cannot wait till I am able to converse with other learners. I have ONLY One recommendation. On the mobile app, under the "Extended Learning" tab, we are able to read stories. As a senior learner, who is now wearing glasses for reading, I find the Hebrew Script is "too small" and the lettering is a "light grey" in color. This is not very helpful. It is a little better on the computer, since the lettering is "black", however, if the font was twice as large, on both the app and the computer, that would be a welcome change.

Great app, just some poorly laid out segments Great language app and scenarios, easy to learn. However their audio reader is horrible. It doesn’t pick up sounds and you have to repeat several times and this is on different devices with and without headphones on. They also have this story/conversation section where you are supposed to speak the answer but the sequence of the story is not clear as it’s a reel that’s not well laid out. Example is the camping trip with a dog and bread and apples.

Highly Effective Program Over the years I have used Rosetta Stone in its various formats. It has never failed to be an excellent learning tool. It is by far the next best thing to being immersed in the culture of the language you would like to learn. Now with the increased connectivity between people the ability to connect with native speakers only adds to the effectiveness of the Rosetta Stone system of language learning. It is truly a fantastic program.

So far So far. So good. Everything that I expected. I'm definitely learning and speaking my choice language with ease. Some trouble with the program understand my pronunciation of some words, when I am clearly saying the right thing, but other than that minor hiccup, everything is fun. Now, Der Mann Isst!

Pictures and words are fine to start Pictures and words are fine to start. However, the lesson jumps from simple wording such as dog, cat, horse, egg, water, rice to full sentences. More over, I am expected to fully pronounce and remember spelling without even having masculine or feminam forms of grammar or to even practice it. Jumping from section 1 to section 2 is difficult but to section three is frustrating. I liked it far better years ago when the lessons brought my confidence up with my learning ability. This current version is less fun and more strenuous.