Learning a new language is a difficult thing to do, especially as you grow older. The best way to learn is to be able to immerse yourself in the language, but that isn’t always an option. Not everyone can afford to leave their homes to go to Spain or Germany just so they can learn the language. But Rosetta Stone strives to give learners that same immersion experience. Instead of a translation approach, you learn your new language the same way you learned your first language. You aren’t forced to memorize vocabulary and listen to confusing grammar explanations, instead you are learning it directly. And if you buy the software through Studentrate, you can get 30% off your purchase and free shipping.
They have a variety of language choices, from Spanish to Mandarin Chinese, and many others in between. You can learn Arabic, German, Portuguese, and even Pashto or Urdo. In the newest version of Rosetta Stone, TOTALe, you even get to converse with native speakers and you don’t need to buy the discs or anything. Everything is online, right at your fingertips, and can be accessed on your smartphones and tablets. The mission of Rosetta Stone is to make learning a new language a fun, easy, and effective experience. So try it out today and see just how simple it is to learn another language with Rosetta Stone.
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