Description : Where can I buy Rosetta Stone used?
Last Answer : answer:If you haven't already, I would first check the Rosetta Stone website to ensure that the language you are seeking has been made, if it's less common. Then I would probably look on eBay ... us the language you are seeking, some of our resourceful jellies might even find the product for you.
Description : Is Rosetta Stone a Good Language Program?
Last Answer : answer:I don’t have any experience with it, but I have heard from people who have that there are much better programs for much cheaper. Your mileage may vary.
Description : Rosetta Stone success stories?
Last Answer : Conveniently, a friend of mine had this as a FB status early today: “I’ve been using Livemocha for over a year and really enjoy it. It is the best free online program available for language learning. Don’t buy Rosetta Stone! This is better and most of the material is free!”
Description : Where can i learn a new Language, besides Rosetta Stone--online-for free?
Last Answer : Edit: oops – you want it free. I had a good one for Hebrew – but it aint cheap. About 800 bucks. Nevermind.
Description : Has anyone tried rosetta stone and found it really worked?
Last Answer : I can't say enough about Rosetta Stone. I have the Russian one, and I have learned more using this software than I did in 9 years of Russian in school. It is pricey, but no more than you'd ... any Italian, I'd recommend getting an Italian/English dictionary so you can look up words you don't know.
Description : After reading the Rosetta Stone questions, I'm wondering, if you could learn a new language, what would it be?
Last Answer : Probably spanish, since we now have so many hispanic residents here in Texas.
Description : Have you ever tried Rosetta Stone for Spanish, and if so, did it work?
Last Answer : I used one for Italian .I’ve no problems passing their ultimate last level, maybe that’s because I lived in Italy for three years :)
Description : Is Rosetta Stone effective for learning a new language?
Last Answer : I would say so – it’s very good for immersion and “hands-on” learning.
Description : Does Rosetta Stone really work?
Last Answer : Yes.
Description : What was your experience with Rosetta Stone?
Last Answer : Im interested in this as well. The one computer based product i bought – not Rosetta Stone – didnt impress me.
Description : I want to get better in Spanish, which program is better, Pimsleur Approach, or Rosetta Stone.
Last Answer : answer:You might look at this instead… http://lifehacker.com/5523114/foreign-service-institutes-extensive-language-courses-are-available-free-online
Description : Ever try Rosetta Stone to learn a new language? Does it really work as well as they claim or is it all hype?
Last Answer : Unfortunately, I cannot answer your question directly. However, perhaps some of the answers to these previous questions will help you.
Description : Is Rosetta Stone a good way to learn a language?
Last Answer : It is if you have the money! That stuff costs a considerable amount, but I guess you get what you pay for.
Description : In what original language is the English Rosetta Stone Software Language Program?
Last Answer : I imagine that the software asks you which language you speak.
Description : Is there an easy way to run Rosetta Stone on Ubuntu?
Last Answer : Wine? But I doubt it would work smoothly.
Description : I want to learn spanish. im not sure which option is best. community college classes? rosetta stone computer courses? online classes? any other ideas?
Last Answer : answer:Buster, I used Rosetta Stone with French and was astounded at the results. I highly recommmend it. If you like to sing I recommend singing your lessons. It is a classic memorization trick that works almost every time.
Description : Can you really learn a language good with that commercial software Rosetta Stone?
Last Answer : answer:I don’t know but you might need it to help with your English. Seriously though, that’s a good question. I’m convinced from the ads that it is a very good program. I would like to hear from people that have used it.
Description : Where can I purchase Rosetta Stone software?
Last Answer : You can purchase Rosetta Stone language software online at the Rosetta Stone website - http://www.RosettaStone.com. Also, if you want something cheaper, you can buy it online at Amazon.com, as well as EBay.com.
Description : Is there anything you wish your parents did differently raising you?
Last Answer : answer:As flawed as my father was and as toxic as my mother became, really nothing. They were who they were and I can't really fault them for that. If I had to say one thing, I wish they ... but the lying, emotional manipulation, anger issues, drugs, and all around drama I've made peace with. Weird.
Description : Why is the word "potent" pronounced differently when standing by itself, versus being in the compound word "omnipotent"?
Last Answer : There is no rule for this. to say it Omni-Potent is not incorrect, its just not the way most people pronounce the word Omnipotent, hence it is “incorrect” (not really, just not standard)
Description : A purveyor of baked goods is approached by a man with a very low I.Q. who wants to buy some of the baker's creations; however, the man with the low I.Q. has no credit or debit cards, no ... denied any of the seller's goods. Who is this dolt who is trying to get something for nothing? -Riddles
Last Answer : Simple Simon met a pieman going to the fair. Says Simple Simon to the pieman, 'Let me taste your ware.' Says the pieman to Simple Simon, 'Show me first your penny.' Says Simple Simon to the pieman, 'Indeed, I have not any.
Description : What do you wish your divorced parents had done differently?
Last Answer : Definitely to BE SURE that the kids know it is NOT their fault the divorce is happening, and that they are in therapy no matter what. They may say they don’t want to talk to anyone about it, but they probably do really need to.
Description : What British words or expressions do you enjoy and wish you could use in North America?
Last Answer : answer:I love “wanker,” though I know it’s a word you should use judiciously. Really descriptive. I also like “oy,” as in “hey!” And many others.
Description : Why is a recorder called a "recorder", when said recorder does not record anything?
Last Answer : Since the instrument is first noted during the middle ages, why is a tape machine called a recorder ?
Description : OMG. After that, anything will sound stupid - right?
Last Answer : answer:Today’s list of jargon that makes me roll my eyes: Impactful Disruptive [technologies, ideas, leadership] Spherical models
Description : Do foreign customer support reps feel our frustration when we can't understand anything they say?
Last Answer : answer:I often get people from the south (Americans) on the phone and I have to ask them to repeat things all the time. I actually understand the people in India and the Phillipines better. Maybe only those with non-regional dialect should answer phones.
Description : Do you know anything similar to my story in three fruits?
Last Answer : Yes,but I’m not going to tell you ;)
Description : Is there anything for which there is no name?
Last Answer : When we don’t have one, we make one. I suppose there are no names for things we have not yet discovered.
Description : "The Okay-ish Barrier Reef". Can you change the adjective great in famous sayings/names to another one?
Last Answer : Alexander the Meh. Ivan the meanie.
Description : Is there a term for the act of changing the spelling of a word, to force it to rhyme with another?
Last Answer : Oh loli! It’s prolly…Neoligism.
Description : Is "borrowing" the most appropriate term when used to subtract one number from another?
Last Answer : When I was younger, the term “carry” was used. For me, borrow sounds a bit odd.
Description : How do you learn another language?
Last Answer : Watch Spanish Sesame Street and other YouTube and TV channels.
Description : Can you lurve in another language?
Last Answer : You mean this?—-> ルーブ！ルーブ！
Description : Does it bother you if people have conversations in another language in front of you, and only speak English when you are spoken to?
Last Answer : Can’t say I’ve ever had that experience.
Description : Did the Japanese start making juice after learning about it from another country?
Last Answer : answer:I found out that “juice” comes from the Middle English jus, juis, from Old French jus, jous, from Latin jūs (“broth, soup, sauce”). Source So, not from Japan I guess…
Description : What is another way of saying "getting your groove back"?
Last Answer : back in the saddle again
Description : In sparking a new catch phrase, is this just a coincidence, or yet another example of the Hundred Monkey Phenomenon?
Last Answer : I don’t think it’s a coincidence or even 100th monkey. Nowadays the great shortener seems to be just that, the most convenient first syllables. But, speaking as an O-Wo I’ll let you guess which one :-P I kinda like it!
Description : I'm bored, so I think I'll learn another language. What do you recommend?
Last Answer : Perhaps it would be good to work on your spelling and grammar in English. I decides? towered? Wright?
Description : What's another term for helicopter parenting?
Last Answer : hovering?
Description : Language question: How do you pronounce "Doge"?
Last Answer : According to Slate, your guess is probably as good as mine, but I would go with “dohj”.
Description : English language colloquialism question ...which is the better noun?
Last Answer : answer: She redefines stupidity. She has set the bar below ground. She's a dull beacon of stupidity. Your friend's phrasing will be easier to understand, but you could save the day if you make fun of the ... thing: She takes stupidity to a new level. No, I haven't got a good way to do it.
Description : What with "What with..."? [Question on English language].
Last Answer : In this usage, it means “on account of.”
Description : "Do you agree with me that this is an awesome question?" A question about the use of superlatives.
Last Answer : Gail will probably begin frothing at the mouth after reading this question.
Description : Boring question #43: Does the UK have different dialects and accents among its population?
Last Answer : ?
Description : Boring question #81: Which language sounds the sexiest when spoken by men and women?
Last Answer : answer:Men- Scottish =) Women- German Overall- New Zealand
Description : Boring question #29: How accurate are translation software and programs?
Last Answer : Since you don't know if the translator is translating accurately, you won't know if one translator is better than another. I guess you will need to keep copies of everything you say to another in ... question. I would venture to say you just have to take your chances on whatever translator you buy.
Description : In French, how do you add swear words to a question?
Last Answer : I know only a few words in French so i can't translate the sentence you put in your question Putain on est censé faire quoi? , but the first word might translate to whore/prostutute, since in Spanish ... could have been something like: You son of a bitch/whore, what are we supposed to do now? .
Description : Question about learning a different language? See details...
Last Answer : I taught my girl to do this the other day!!! I was trying to teach her how to say some French words. Take the tip of your tongue and have it vibrate (whist saying the word) at the back of your upper ... made any sense). Fucking hell. Sorry, about the typos. It's late and I really should be in bed.
Description : Italian language question.
Last Answer : I double-checked in my bilingual dictionary. It means excited or aroused, so it could plausibly be used as just “normal” excited but it does have sexual connotations. exitado/exitada is the same in Spanish.
Description : Who do younger women (mostly) raise their voices at the end of a sentence, making it sound like a question?
Last Answer : Because it’s…..like…...that Valley Girl inflection…like? You know???