I'm looking at learning Spanish and possibly buying rosetta stone. Does anyone have experience with this?
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If there are multiple people in your household interested in using the product, I recommend purchasing the "home school" version. It allows multiple users to be set up.
Overall, I think it is a decent product, but is a bit pricey. It probably does cost less than hiring a tutor would though.
I bought it.
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M$Infomercials.com gives it 3.5 out of 4 stars. Most of reviews say the same thing: it is helpful if you have a good foundation and some background in pronunciation. Another complaint is the price.
You can always go to Rosetta Stone website a try a demo version or agree or see if your local library has the course as the poster above suggested.
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Rosetta Stone is a highly interactive course which stimulates a persons intuition in relation to learning. I would also try Michel Thomas, his cd courses are wonderful and not as pricey. He has a unique way of teaching foreighn languages. For further information check out http://www.learn-spanish-with-ease.com
Good luck
I tried doing the exact same thing just a few weeks ago. Rosetta Stone is not worth the money--not even close.
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