Thousands of people look for softwares everyday that will help them learn spanish. Just about every school requires students to learn a second language, and most students are choosing spanish. Rocket Spanish and Rosetta Stone are the two main softwares on the market that I am going to compare.
Rosetta Stone is usually available at Barnes and Noble or your mall, but you won’t find Rocket Spanish in a store. For $350, Rocket Spanish can be mailed to your house with 25 discs, or you can get the instant download for $100.
The download version contains just as much content as the hard copy, so it is a great buy. There is only one difference between the hard copy and the online version. The hard copy allows you to play the discs in your stereo, and the sound quality is better.
With Rosetta Stone, you are getting the most well known software on the market for learning spanish. However, it costs at the minimum $259, and that is a decent amount of money. Another problem with Rosetta Stone is that it takes forever to actually teach you the language. If you want to learn spanish quickly, Rocket Spanish is a very good choice.
If you happen to buy Rosetta Stone, you will begin to realize how hard it actually is to learn spanish fluently with it. It does not offer enough on words or grammar structure, and these are very critical for being successful with learning a language. Rosetta Stone is like a piece of the puzzle, while Rocket Spanish is the whole puzzle.
With Rocket Spanish, it will take you less than three months to learn spanish. You will be able to become very fluent in spanish. It is also a very fun program to use, while many people consider Rosetta Stone a little bit boring. In conclusion, I highly recommend Rocket Spanish to anyone that needs to learn spanish as soon as possible.
