Before i purchased my Rosetta Stone Latin Level 1, I was learning/researching through various websites, bibles, music, and texts, for guides on the language but in the end nothing really stuck in my head, to the point it was frustrating, in the long run I wasted about 6 months of my time just trying to learn basic words, but then I got a recomendation from my mom's boyfriend to give Rosetta Stone a try because he used it to prepare himself before going to Iraq and he said it was a simple. cheap, and quick way to acheive high standards in a language, he said it was his guide to communicating with his Iraqui troops and it was successful in issuing commands without a translator. For those who have tried Rosetta Stone, they would all agree that the voice overs, and the helpful pictures were an easy way to teach both visual and auditory learners. As of right now i'm still working on my Latin language, but im definetly planning on getting another set from Rosetta Stone, maybe japanese. Anyways All-in-all if you havent learned a language, then you surely havent tried Rosetta and if your smart you would, it saves money and time for those who dont have any available. For a computer program with no physical guy you would think it wouldnt be successful, but i can gurantee you it was, i mean who would've known?!?
Number of Rosetta Stone products owned: 1
Next language to learn: Japanese
Reason for learning this language: Self-improvement
Previous experience in this language: none
