

Rosetta Stone
Language-learning platform using spaced repetition with images, text, sound, and videos to teach foreign languages without translation. Supports writing exercises and grammar lessons. It offers immediate scoring and customizable feedback, ideal for personalized progression.
Cost / License
- Pay once or Subscription
- Proprietary
Application type
Platforms
- Mac
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
- Apple Watch
- Software as a Service (SaaS)
Features
- Ad-free
- Multiple languages
Tags
- learn-french
- learn-spanish
- learn-german
- learn-english
- foreign-language
- learn-italian
- language-technology
- foreign-language-program
Rosetta Stone News & Activities
Recent News
Recent activities
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What is Rosetta Stone?
Rosetta Stone is a language-learning software for individual and organizational use. It uses a method called spaced repetition, employing images, text, sound, and video to teach foreign languages without translation. In exercises, learners match a text passage, sound, image, or video with one of four options. The software includes writing exercises and grammar lessons, and can assess word pronunciation if a microphone is available. Each unit ends with a review.
The software provides immediate scoring, with a customizable system for feedback. Scores are calculated on a scale of 0 to 100 and remain visible during practice exercises, but not tests. Points are awarded based on the number of attempts made to answer correctly.








Comments and Reviews
It's a rushed, cheaply made application. Its content is from the early 2000. The devs didn't even bother testing the lessons. You will learn something, but you got to learn to accept the issues this application has. Speech recognition is rather unprofessional - sometimes it doesn't understand you, it refuses to register certain characters, sometimes you can just say random things and it accepts it 100%. When you're wrong, it will not tell you why so you have to try your luck again. When you begin learning, with one type of activity you have no idea what is needed to be done - nothing tells you. The pictures are sometimes very uninformative and confusing. YOU are punished for it. Sometimes you are presented with a microscopic picture and you have to match it with gigantic words... Sometimes you are presented with pictures with lots of microscopic text... In case of complex languages, like Russian, the application does not teach you why certain words have to be used together, leaving you guessing. Writing exercise is very poor and definitely doesn't just take 5 minutes. The application does not have any translation function. After some period the application defaults some of its settings.
This is a true American quality product.
For the love of god, look for something else first!
Good product for learning a new language, it takes a good approach and as previous comments say, it is not worth the large amount of money they ask for.
This is a great product.
However, tech support is not the greatest. I think even Microsoft Tech Support is better than them. If your computer crashes, or you uninstall Rosetta Stone without prior deactivation, you will not be able to reactivate (it said that the software was already installed on another computer), and you have to contact tech support with proof of purchase. The problem is that some people, like me, don't have the proof of purchase anymore. Even to deactivate prior to uninstalling, you have to contact tech support, which is still a big pain.
The software is not smart like Adobe products or Windows products. If you re-install and active one of these vendors products on the same machine, they KNOW ITS THE SAME MACHINE! Some other software will allow you to log in to a site and deactivate a computer from there so you can reactivate it in a few simple clicks. Rosetta Stone, although smart enough to teach you a language, is not smart enough to remember where you are learning it from.
This is not worth $500, not with this crap. What a rip-off.
I agree with this being a great product. But i also agree with it not being worth $500. Not to promote anything, but that is why I had the audacity of getting it for the cool cool price of free :P