Rosetta Stone's lifetime subscription is a scam! A few years ago, I bought a lifetime subscription to Rosetta Stone. This year when I came back to continue learning the intended language, I realized that it does not work anymore. I contacted customer service, they just told me that I have to purchase the software again, otherwise, I cannot use it. I pressed on squeezing out an explanation about this issue, but they did not give me any explanation. Marketing the software as a lifetime subscription is a scam and consumer protection agencies should watch these practices very closely.

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!

In my limited experience of language… In my limited experience of language learning apps, RS seems to be a useful tool. I'm only in my second unit of Latin American Spanish but it's further than I ever got on another app. This could be that I'm more driven to learn now but it's still useful.

Thanks for the opportunity Thanks for the opportunity. I think that is very important for us, as students, to know better the different program’s ways before to start it. It isn’t easy and some times I have to repeat the lessons that I know because I don’t understand the methodology. Another thing is the test before to start the program. Is very important to know the level of each student, to begin a course and to explain how to do his or her next level. Again thanks and CONGRATULATIONS for this tool. 🙏Excuse my mistakes.

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.