- Platform: Windows Vista / 2000 / XP, Mac OS X
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Learn Naturally
Learn your next language the same way you learned your first language. Dynamic Immersion empowers you to see, hear and comprehend without translating or memorizing. You already have this ability. Rosetta Stone simply unlocks it.
Engage Interactively
Get feedback to move forward. You learn best by doing, and you'll apply what you've learned to get to the next step. Rosetta Stone adapts to your individual needs and skills, because you drive the program with your progress.
Speak Confidently
Start speaking immediately. From the very first lesson, you'll speak. You'll begin with essential basics, which form the building blocks of the language. Soon you'll create new sentences on your own, using words you've learned.
Have Fun
Best of all, Rosetta Stone is addictive. With every entertaining activity, you'll feel success. You'll want to use Rosetta Stone to have that next moment, that next breakthrough. So you'll keep using it, and you'll learn more!
That's language-learning success.
That's Rosetta Stone.
Think about all of the ways you've tried to learn a language: classes at school, tapes and cassettes, even software that uses your native language as a base for your next one. What do they all have in common? Translation and memorization.
Instead of taking a "direct flight" from your brain to your new language, translation and memorization connects you to your old language. You always have to "fly" from your brain, to your native tongue ... and then translate what you've memorized to communicate.
That might work for a few words, but what happens when you get to a sentence or phrase? When you have to change tenses? You're going to make a lot of "connecting flights." That's why those other methods are so frustrating ... and why they fail.
Enter Dynamic Immersion.
This method encourages you to think like a baby. You'll pair words with vivid, real-life images and make connections between things you know and the new language. Soon, you'll be thinking in a new language, stringing words together into phrases that you create.
Innovative technology.
Rosetta Stone places this Dynamic Immersion method at the core of a suite of software that works with you to develop your skills. The simple, intuitive interface helps to keep you engaged in the solution, while advanced speech recognition technology makes certain that you're speaking correctly and accurately. Best of all, Rosetta Stone never leaves you behind. You'll only move forward when you're ready, when you've become comfortable and confident.
Discover the building blocks of a new language: Level 1.
Your journey begins with a foundation of fundamental vocabulary and language structure that you'll need to begin to think, live and breathe in your new language. Rosetta Stone's solution will give you the confidence to master basic conversational skills. You'll be able to introduce yourself, say "Hello" and "Goodbye," ask and answer simple questions, go shopping and so much more.
Audio Companion
With Audio Companion, you'll enhance the Rosetta Stone experience wherever you go. You'll learn new skills on the computer, and then reinforce what you've learned with Audio Companion. Simply play the CDs on a stereo or download them to a MP3 Player. Each Audio Companion activity corresponds to a lesson in the Rosetta Stone software, so you can turn your travel time into productive language-learning time.
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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A great way to learn a new language.,
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This review is from: Rosetta Stone V3: Korean Level 1 with Audio Companion [OLD VERSION] (CD-ROM)
During my tour in the Army I spent a year in Korea. I learned a little Korean and was impressed by how easy the language was.
I wanted to learn another language but didn't want to do it the conventional way or go back to school to do it. Then I saw the Rosetta Stone program and tried their demo out. I was impressed at how easily their process worked. Don't get me wrong, this still involves work, you can't learn it a couple of times thru but the way it's presented with pictures, spoken word and your interaction with voice print recognition makes it a really fun way to work. I enjoy every session I have with it and find myself saying words at work or around the house and to the dog. He seems to think I'm nuts! Anyway, I also realized how badly I was mispronouncing the words. The pronunciation lab (at least that's what I call it) shows voice prints and inflections. Once you can master the voice print and inflection you are saying the words the way they should be pronounced. They have even made this part of it fun. The Korean ideograms are also show atop the pictures and with all the lessons. I just bought the first level to see if I liked the program. I do so I'll get the rest of the programs as I need them. I believe you really can learn any language this way. It sure beats any other process in schools that I've used. Dave P
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
A flawed system,
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This review is from: Rosetta Stone V3: Korean Level 1 with Audio Companion [OLD VERSION] (CD-ROM)
I have used a number of language learning programs / books for various languages including, Spanish, Korean, and Chinese. Rosetta Stone to me really drops the ball. Their idea to teach you the words without translation and just using pictures is a good idea; however, there are many issues.
1) They show you many pictures and say a word and type the word above it and often it is very unclear what exactly in the picture they are referring to. A lot of the time you end up guessing what exactly they are trying to convey. 2) They never teach the alphabet. They constantly show you words and you are just supposed to memorize them with no concept of what the letters are. It is like trying to learn every word as if it were a Chinese character for an alphabetical language.... 3) There is never any mention of any grammar. It is a novel approach to try and teach people how we learn as children a second language, but it falls short. It ends up basically making you into a parrot. You can repeat things, and guess at what it means, but you have no real comprehension of the language and do not forget, are illiterate.
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