Rosetta Stone

[MuscleScience]

Personally, I'm not a fan of Rosetta stone. It's based off visual stimulation of images to aid in memory, which could work for some people, but it's not my thing. I've had to learn a few languages throughout the years, and when it came to French I tried Rosetta stone. Waay over priced. You're better off getting a good French book and work your way through it every night. Let me know if you want me to suggest a few.

I agree completely,

They show a picture of a cat standing in front of a red car's tire. And you hear a word, so does that mean cat, doest that mean cat in front of a tire, does that mean a cat is standing next to a red car?????

It made no sense to me, so instead i just learned from my women, and way overpriced too.

[jimmyinkedup]

I agree completely,

They show a picture of a cat standing in front of a red car's tire. And you hear a word, so does that mean cat, doest that mean cat in front of a tire, does that mean a cat is standing next to a red car?????

It made no sense to me, so instead i just learned from my women, and way overpriced too.

yeah but how effective an applicable is, "thats it muscle harder, harder,mmmm " in french?? how exactly did that help you to "practically" speak the native language better .... *LOL* Im curious...and waiting.... hey not that im not all for that method of learning...just help me understand its practical application...
*L*

[MuscleScience]

yeah but how effective an applicable is, "thats it muscle harder, harder,mmmm " in french?? how exactly did that help you to "practically" speak the native language better .... *LOL* Im curious...and waiting.... hey not that im not all for that method of learning...just help me understand its practical application...
*L*

Lets just say like Derek7 said below, I immersed myself in her culture....