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Rosetta Stone V3: Spanish (Latin America), Level 1 & 2



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Manufacturer: Rosetta Stone



Brand: Rosetta Stone
EAN: 0794678291661
Format Features: CD-ROM
Label: Rosetta Stone
Platform: Windows Vista, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Mac OS X
Publisher: Rosetta Stone
Release Date: 2007-08-28

Features
Rosetta Stone helps you understand everyday language through our proficiency-based listening and reading activities
You will pronounce words correctly after practicing with our proprietary speech recognition and analysis tools
In no time you will speak without a script, Rosetta Stone's Contextual Formation™ makes sure you have the confidence and the cues you need to get the words out on the spot
With Rosetta Stone Milestone activities you quickly gain confidence to engage in real-life conversations
Track your progress to reinforce your strengths and revisit needs with our Adaptive Recall™ language feature

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Editorial Reviews:

With Spanish (Latin America) Level 1&2 you build a foundation and navigate your surroundings. Learn fundamental vocabulary and essential language structure, from greetings and introductions to simple questions and their answers. Gain the confidence to talk about your environment; giving and getting directions, telling time, dining out, shopping, enjoying basic social interactions and much more


User Comments about the Rosetta Stone V3: Spanish (Latin America), Level 1 & 2

Love this product, take your time and it will stick. We purchased V3 levels 1 & 2, it has a very simple interface which allows you go to over certains areas multiple times so have fun and plan for some private as you will have to master your speech as you are working with excerises.



I was very pleased with this sale, it was exactly what the description said. The product is great, and I see it yielding a very positive result. =)



Rosetta Stone is a great help for students. The student who is using this product was "short-changed" in his first college semester Spanish course (due to an often-absent instructor) and he is picking up much that he should have learned in that course so that he can proceed to the second level.



I have never tried any other way of learning spanish, so I was reluctant on buying this product. There were no things that i found (so far) that were bad, accept that i does not tell you what some words are. The way it is taught is great, fun and very interactive. I am running Windows Vista Home Premium so when I read the reveiws about it not working with Vista I was not going to buy it, but I decided to, there were no problems what so ever with installing it or running it. With only knowing little ammounts of spanish I have already (at this time have only had it for 3 days) learned enough spanish to start a conversation. (so i recomend getting a pocket translator or something) This is a great product, if you are trying to learn another language this is the way to go.



This is true, and makes learning tough at times; but I do believe it may be a wise and effective method. This does requires you to think a little harder, but I believe that only enhances your learning. However, I am making slow and steady progress in the right direction and enjoying the process. You hear the word and then must find the correct picture. You are also required to say words and it evaluates and can really assist you in working towards saying the word correctly. I find the sessions enjoyable, especially compared to all the CD's and books I own.


That alone speaks volumes. Rosetta Stone V3 is so far the best product I have tried. I have tried almost every single product on the market to help me learn a second language and nothing really worked. I love the way the program is repetitive and has you learning in several different ways. I am not speaking fluent Spanish yet and if you're in a huge rush this might not be for you.


Despite the fact that I have 3 or 4 Spanish translation books lying around, I have never felt it necessary to look up any words. You get a score, can repeat lessons and there is loads of review and feedback that makes me stick with the program longer then other methods I try. Most languages do not translate word for word. At times, you are also required to choose from a list of two or three words to finish a picture. It will say the word and you have to match up the picture. A major complaint that many people have had is that the program does not tell you what a word means, but just shows you a picture.


No matter any perceived faults, my desire to continue working on my language skills is the most deciding factor in my approval of Rosetta Stone V3.