Rosetta Stone language software

sounds interesting

If it works...

I wanted to buy it once-- Italian-Swedish, but then I wasn't sure if I'd "remember" 'nuff swedish to make it work, so I cancelled my order.

You tend to loose your mother-tongue if you don't use it on day-to-day basis, and I feel it every time "talking to Sweden".

I've heard that Rosetta stone is the best way to help you learn how to speak the language you want to learn. You need +average language skills of your native tongue to benefit from Rosetta Stone. And with +average, I mean what you learned in school and didn't forget.

Y'all get it, 'ay?

What do you mean by "You need +average language skills of your native tongue?"

Is it for people who already have an understandng of a language or can beginners use it? I know English and only English but would like to learn Spanish, Greek and German. Can Rosetta stone help or do I need an understanding of those languages first?

I've been looking into it as well. I can tell you that it is well regarded and that's rare with language programs.

my I/S manager has the Chinese program and said the same as CDK - there is one more program out there but it's even more expensive but maybe not as good as Rosetta Stone