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- Is Rosetta Stone worth it? : r languagelearning - Reddit
I've finished Rosetta Stone Italian and German I think it is the best option available following the philosophy of the "natural method", for those who like the challenge of decoding the language, like a puzzle or a guessing game It will try to teach you the language in a more "natural way", without translation or explanations, just through pictures and intuition Maybe that’s why this
- Is Rosetta Stone worth it? : r LearnJapanese - Reddit
After a couple years of using Rosetta Stone, I became really proficient at using Rosetta Stone My language skills were still absolutely shit While immersion is a great learning method, Rosetta Stone doesn't even provide that much effectively
- Rosetta Stone Lifetime for 149 USD: Worth it? : r languagelearning - Reddit
If Rosetta Stone is a good supplement for both actual learning and getting good grades, that might be a worthy expenditure I have casually used Rosetta Stone in the past through my employer at the time, but that was a good 15-ish years ago, so I'm not sure how much has changed Any advice is welcome!
- Endgame Rosetta Guide: Build + Tips. : r GranblueFantasyRelink - Reddit
Rosetta performs better against actual bosses (assuming constant uptime) because they have larger hitboxes and don't flinch, so you won't be whiffing attacks like what happens with the training dummy
- Is Rosetta Stone worth it in 2024 if its free? - Reddit
Rosetta Stone is not a less legit learning material as many people like to say It all comes down to your learning style, preference, affective factors, your goals, knowing what you can get from it, etc
- Is Rosetta Stone Worth It? : r languagelearning - Reddit
I access Rosetta Stone for free from the library Many library systems have it set up for free so check that out I used RS to start learning French but I stopped using it because I couldn’t understand what it was trying to teach when it got more grammar-maybe a month or so
- People who completed their entire Mango, Rosetta Stone . . . - Reddit
People who completed their entire Mango, Rosetta Stone, Pimsleur, etc, where would you say it put you in your TL?
- Why cant Microsoft make a Rosetta2-like emulator for Windows . . . - Reddit
This is important and actually far more so for Windows than getting better emulation performance before code is ported as with Rosetta, because a lot of software uses extensions and those will end up using the Arm64EC binary format to offer better performance than what can be had otherwise Excel for instance will use this
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