Rosetta Stone Brazilian Portuguese 1-3
06-24-2012, 08:46 PM
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Rosetta Stone Brazilian Portuguese 1-3
Bought the whole course for $369. I'm just finishing up the 3rd level and it's less than a month and a half old(latest version; like new). If anyone is interested I would sell for $225
06-27-2012, 07:40 AM
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Originally Posted by TitanAir
Bought the whole course for $369. I'm just finishing up the 3rd level and it's less than a month and a half old(latest version; like new). If anyone is interested I would sell for $225
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06-27-2012, 08:19 AM
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Comprou Rosetta Stone por $369. Estou terminando o 3rd nível e é menos de um mês e meio de idade (a última versão, como novo). Se alguém estiver interessado eu gostaria vender por $225
as far as how I liked it...
I think it's a really good program, however, the way they market the system it makes you feel as though you will be completely fluent when you are done with the course. This is not the case. That being said it builds a great foundation for your language learning. Like any program you will most likely need to supplement with other methods to get you to full fluency.
Listening to the native language
Writing
Reading the newspaper in whichever language your learning
Tutor
Language Exchange etc.
Music
etc.
Out of all the programs I've seen it has been the one that has worked best for me. More vocabulary and how it incorporates reading, writing, listening and speaking along the way. Thumbs up!
as far as how I liked it...
I think it's a really good program, however, the way they market the system it makes you feel as though you will be completely fluent when you are done with the course. This is not the case. That being said it builds a great foundation for your language learning. Like any program you will most likely need to supplement with other methods to get you to full fluency.
Listening to the native language
Writing
Reading the newspaper in whichever language your learning
Tutor
Language Exchange etc.
Music
etc.
Out of all the programs I've seen it has been the one that has worked best for me. More vocabulary and how it incorporates reading, writing, listening and speaking along the way. Thumbs up!
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