Walter Lamparter
ITWhy rosetta... Im currently learning Italian. In out of the blue it expects me to get the pronunciation, Capitalization, Spelling perfect. Like I just started a week in. What is this system. Make it easier. Like on the review section I cannot go back and correct it. I was sitting at my desk crying for half an hour saying why did I buy this piece of crap app
amparo
GBThanks 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.
Bunny Boxshall
GBStill no proper help from customer… Still no proper help from customer support - they simply fob you off thinking it is an issue with your computer (which I know for certain it is NOT) - I even bought a headset as they suggested! There are other ways to learn out there and until this company sort out their non-existent customer 'service' (who always seems to be someone called Fabio) and update their software - GIVE IT A MISS - it is way too much hassle to get the mic to work, to get the programme even to launch and to get the voice recognition to work if you ever get the mic to work! I am really disappointed.
linda Difabio
GBInitially it looked promising Initially it looked promising . Despite the advantage of having a basic understanding of common French I quickly became frustrated by the unclear directions . I’ve not been able to connect the exercises into any workable pattern . The gender of nouns and verbs are quite confusing and the exercises don’t add any clarity. I don’t feel any constructive progression and will not subscribe beyond the trial course. . Sorry!
Edward
GBPictures 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.