Good bang for buck: At the time of writing this, you can get the first level for under a hundred bucks.No need to download anything or muck around installing things. It's an online course, so you just go to their website, log in, and it all works. No software to install on a laptop/desktop.There's an app for iOS and Android so you can do the entire course from your smartphone or tablet.Yes, Rocket German will teach you all of them.) (Yes, there are 16 ways of saying "my" in German. Rocket German is, underneath, a rock solid traditional German course with some fun ways of approaching the tried-and-true material. But it's not a gimmick: Some language courses are little more than fancy games that make you feel like you're doing well, but don't really help you become fluent in German.You can pick the strategy that works best for you. You might learn best through tests and games, or through listening to the audio course, or by reading through the lessons. It's good for different learning styles: Rocket German offers different approaches to learning German.But it's also includes a really comprehensive grammar course: So that after that initial burst of accomplishment, you can also dig down and learn the finer details of the language.This is a lot more motivating than courses that start with grammar basics, and it means you're more likely to stick with it. It gives you meaningful results, fast: The course is front-loaded with useful language, so you can actually start using it from day one.They don't necessarily go into a whole lot of depth, but that's where the next course component comes in.
Motivation comes from being able to see great results in a short space of time, and that's what these lessons deliver. Most importantly, what you get out of these lessons is a whole lot of motivation.
Overall I found the audio lessons taught me a surprising amount of useful German in a short space of time. they're probably referring to the old versions of the lessons. If you read other reviews that mention an annoying host. Update: The Interactive Audio lessons were re-written and re-recorded in 2020 with a new (American) host and two native German speakers. Most importantly, you'll learn how to use all those words and constructions in a variety of other ways, so you can quickly start joining in real life conversations. In these audio lessons you'll do a lot of pronunciation practice (occasionally right down to individual syllables - useful for those really long German words) and you'll learn a bit about how the words work.
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