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Software : Rosetta Stone V3 French Level 1-2-3 Personal Edition (Mac/PC)
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Binding: CD-ROM Brand: Rosetta Stone EAN: 9781603910606 ISBN: 1603910603 Label: Rosetta Stone Manufacturer: Rosetta Stone Publisher: Rosetta Stone Release Date: October 09, 2007 Sales Rank: 1912 Studio: Rosetta Stone |
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- I advise you strongly not to buy this overpriced rubbishBeing a native english speaker who has lived in France now for 5 years I feel I can speak with a bit of experience on which learning aids work and which don't. I arrived in France with nothing other than the very basics (100 words maybe and a few phrases badly pronounced). Over the years I have bought several of the various aids on sale. I can confirm that the Rosetta Stone series are the most overpriced, badly made products on sale. Fortunately I tried this without buying as a friend had bought ... Read More
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- Quick, simple, effective... but a bit expensive.Ok, so first of all there are a lot of bad reviews about this product, which i was weary of before buying. i read one which said that it teaches you like a child and adults need to read books to learn a language. Whilst i agree that the techniques are very simple, i completely disagree that a book would serve you better.
Rosetta Stone concentrates on teaching you a language (pronunciation and spelling included), not specific phrases you may need for a holiday. The whole process is quite ... Read More
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- Best course availableI am totally happy with my Rosetta Stone courses. First I bought the Italian course, and in three months I was able to stay in Rome for three days without having to revert to English. Then I got the French course, and I have enjoyed working my way through it. The best thing about it is that the progress is slow and you really learn something. Compared to Hugo's courses (which are good as add-ons), you learn to speak the language. I recommend that you repeat each phrase three times, even if you are not ... Read More
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- V GoodI am relatively new to learning languages, and remember how tedious it was learning in secondary school with the tens of books, dictionarys audio tapes and Cd's it just didn't stick.
All I can say is this method works for me association with images, spoken word and speech recognition, never thought it was possible to learn languages enjoyably and have conversations in a relatively short time as well as make it stick.
Lumi.
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- Got me talking, despite my previous disasters.I found Rosetta Stone's method of teaching very engaging and think I made progress quickly. This was a relief because I had struggled learning French for what seemed liked forever, despite absolutely loving the country!
What I liked about Rosetta Stone was (1) the fact that it does not use translation at all. I just got what the words and the speech meant from connecting them to the pictures of what was going on. (2) I really enjoyed the speech recognition. It's wierd for me to get that ... Read More
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