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    • The experts in language learning

    For over 30 years, learners have turned to Rosetta Stone to build the fluency and confidence they need to speak new languages.

    Flamenco dancer twirls in front of grand building backdrop. Overlaid is the Spanish word "bailar" with its English translation, "to dance".Flamenco dancer twirls in front of grand building backdrop. Overlaid is the Spanish word "bailar" with its English translation, "to dance".Flamenco dancer twirls in front of grand building backdrop. Overlaid is the Spanish word "bailar" with its English translation, "to dance".Flamenco dancer twirls in front of grand building backdrop. Overlaid is the Spanish word "bailar" with its English translation, "to dance".Flamenco dancer twirls in front of grand building backdrop. Overlaid is the Spanish word "bailar" with its English translation, "to dance".
    Crowd raises hands in excitement at live music performance. Overlaid is the German word "Konzert" with its English translation, "concert".Crowd raises hands in excitement at live music performance. Overlaid is the German word "Konzert" with its English translation, "concert".Crowd raises hands in excitement at live music performance. Overlaid is the German word "Konzert" with its English translation, "concert".Crowd raises hands in excitement at live music performance. Overlaid is the German word "Konzert" with its English translation, "concert".Crowd raises hands in excitement at live music performance. Overlaid is the German word "Konzert" with its English translation, "concert".
    Spanish (Spain)bailarto dance
    GermanKonzertconcert
    Spanish (Spain)bailarto dance
    GermanKonzertconcert
    Italiancaffeteriacoffee shop
    Frenchbien habilléwell-dressed
    Arabicبيت (bayt)home
    Korean가게들 (gage deul)shops
    Chinese (Mandarin)灯笼 (dēng lóng)lantern
    Spanish (Latin America)gauchoskilled horseman
    Dutchfietsenbicycles
    Polishśniegsnow
    Swedishöarislands
    Portuguese (Brazil)fériasvacation
    Japanese春 (haru)spring
    Greekμαγειρεύωto cook
    Turkishdağlarmountains
    Tagalog (Filipino)sopassoup
    Hindiइतिहास (itihas)history
    Hebrewחוף ים (chof yam)beach
    Irishbótharroad
    Farsi (Persian)چای (chai)tea
    Vietnamesehoaflower
    Russianмедведь (medved)bear
    Latinscalaestairs

    From second language to second nature

    Rosetta Stone taps into your brain's innate ability to learn new languages so you feel comfortable with everyday communication.

    Group of friends practice a new language they have learned as they order from a waiter in a stylish cafe.

    Voulez-vous la soupe du jour ?

    Would you like the soup of the day?

    Oui, merci.

    Yes, thank you.

    Real-world ready

    Rosetta Stone’s proprietary speech recognition technology, TruAccent, actually tells you how well you spoke each word or phrase, preparing you for real conversation starting with your first lesson.

    Learn your way

    In addition to bite-sized lessons, Rosetta Stone offers engaging content like Stories read by native speakers and Phrasebook to prepare for travel. It’s the all-in-one language learning solution!

    Proven approach

    Rosetta Stone lessons use our proprietary method, Dynamic Immersion, which taps into your brain’s innate ability to learn. The result? The most effective way to learn a language.

    Language learning for all

    Rosetta Stone has helped all types of language learners reach their goals. Take a look at our tailored solutions:

    Smiling friends walk down a street in a new country.

    For individuals

    Our tried and tested curriculum and engaging mobile app makes it easy and fun to learn a new language.

    Smiling friends walk down a street in a new country.

    Our tried and tested curriculum and engaging mobile app makes it easy and fun to learn a new language.

    Happy employees use language learning platform in their workplace.

    For enterprise

    Empower your employees to speak and work confidently across language barriers, with industry-specific lessons and vocabulary.

    Happy employees use language learning platform in their workplace.

    Empower your employees to speak and work confidently across language barriers, with industry-specific lessons and vocabulary.

    Smiling students whisper to each other as they learn a new language in school.

    For schools

    Reinforce what students are learning in their world language courses and help English language learners build proficiency.

    Smiling students whisper to each other as they learn a new language in school.

    Reinforce what students are learning in their world language courses and help English language learners build proficiency.

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    22,000

    educational institutions

    9,000

    public & non-profit organizations

    12,000

    corporations

    Millions

    of learners worldwide

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    Rosetta Stone success stories

    They say it's a small world. I think it makes it smaller if you learn another language.

    Amber

    Shreveport, Louisiana

    Studying: Spanish

    You have to speak Italian to get past 'tourist' Italy...and that's 95% of it.

    Carole

    Washington, D.C.

    Studying: Italian

    My students all learn different languages. One boy's mother is Korean, so it's great he's studying it. He's been able to converse more with some family members.

    Jessica

    Phoenix, Arizona

    Teaches 3rd-12th grade using Rosetta Stone

    Once you start, it's not that intimidating. And it's extraordinarily rewarding as well.

    Butovens

    California

    Studying: Japanese and Spanish

    Don’t worry about having that fluent conversation with someone … just focus on the basics and have fun doing it along the way—it’s really about the journey when it comes to language.

    Peter

    Los Angeles, California

    Studying: Italian and Spanish

    I like dabbling in languages...I just don't like sitting around watching TV most of the time, so for me it's just a hobby.

    Alex

    Everett, Washington

    Studying: French, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Japanese

    Recently I decided that I had to go beyond just purely audio and start learning it more in depth - and that's when I decided to go with Rosetta Stone.

    Pamela

    Hawaii

    Studying: Russian

    Once you start getting to the point where people see you trying, they just open up. The whole world opens up, and the world becomes smaller.

    Melissa

    Baltimore, Maryland

    Studying: Japanese

    It makes traveling so much easier. Being able to ask people even simple questions, in their language, is such a phenomenal experience.

    Jessica

    Washington, D.C.

    Studying: French, Greek, Spanish

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