Rosetta Stone Sapphire

Rosetta Stone Sapphire

By Rosetta Stone, Ltd.

  • Category: Education
  • Release Date: 2026-05-05
  • Current Version: 1.1.8
  • Adult Rating: 4+
  • File Size: 196.66 MB
  • Developer: Rosetta Stone, Ltd.
  • Compatibility: Requires iOS 16.4 or later.
Score: 4.6
4.63605
From 2,308 Ratings
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Description

With a large collection of cutting-edge language learning tools all in one place, you can discover endless ways to learn and practice! IMMERSIVE LESSONS Our bite-sized lessons (as short as 5 minutes!) build essential skills through our research-proven Dynamic Immersion method. Learn to read, write, listen, and speak in your new language with the fastest, most effective technique! PERFECT YOUR PRONUNCIATION TruAccent, our top-rated speech recognition technology, compares your voice to data from millions of native speakers and gives you immediate feedback on your pronunciation. You’ll feel confident knowing you’re mastering pronunciation from day one! BUILD SKILLS FOR REAL LIFE Rosetta Stone’s lessons prepare you to navigate the authentic interactions you care about: meeting someone new, asking for help, dining out, and more. Activities featuring audio from native speakers help you get comfortable speaking your language! EXPLORE 25 DIFFERENT LANGUAGES Your subscription includes access to every lesson and activity in all 25 of our languages! Spanish (Spain) • German • French • Italian • Dutch • Arabic • Korean • Swedish • Spanish (Latin America) • Japanese • Hebrew • Chinese • Greek • Farsi • Turkish • Russian • Vietnamese • Hindi • Portuguese (Brazil) • Tagalog (Filipino) • Irish • Latin • English (American) • English (British) • Polish Learn Spanish for work, tackle Japanese before your big trip next summer, or take on Turkish as a new hobby. You have the freedom to explore without limits! ⏺ Continue your journey on Rosetta Stone for web! ⏺ Your subscription gets you access to the Rosetta Stone mobile app PLUS our web platform, where there’s even more to explore on your desktop or mobile browser! REAL-WORLD PRACTICE SCENARIOS Rosetta Stone’s Chat Missions immerse you in free-flowing conversations covering dozens of real-life scenarios, like ordering at a restaurant or choosing what to read at the bookstore. Chat Missions give you a safe environment to build your confidence. Plus, get language tips and encouraging reminders as you practice! PERSONALIZE YOUR LEARNING Explore flashcard sets on 500+ unique topics like coffee shop essentials, must-know makeup terms, or vocab starter kits customized for gamers! Or, use Sapphire Studio to create your own custom matching games, transform tricky-to-read text to your learning level, and more! Rosetta Stone has been the language experts for 30+ years. We’ve helped more than 50 million people learn new languages! Our method is powered by research into the most effective strategies for language learning, and it works! Just 13 hours of study with Rosetta Stone is equivalent to a full semester of college Spanish. Download Rosetta Stone today and try 7 days of expert-powered language learning for free. You’ll start speaking from your very first lesson! SUBSCRIPTION DETAILS Rosetta Stone offers a 1 month and annual membership. Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Payment will be charged to your Apple account. Auto-renewal may be turned off at any time by going to your settings in the App Store after purchase. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

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Reviews

  • very good

    5
    By 阿波，快速翻译很方便
    Excellent English—I really like it. I hope to reach a high level of proficiency myself. A very good course.

  • Too fast

    3
    By MrsCorcino
    The teaching goes so fast that they don’t fully explain the word your learning and how to use it

  • Still one of the best

    4
    By Beit Aveinu Studios
    I first used Rosetta Stone while attending college in 2004, when I was studying Japanese. It was an enjoyable and rewarding experience that sparked my interest in learning the language. Now, more than 20 years later, I’ve decided to revisit my Japanese studies with Rosetta Stone. I appreciate the convenience of having the software available on both my iPad and iPhone, allowing me to study wherever I go. However, I still miss the physical editions of Rosetta Stone, particularly the lesson books and companion materials that came with the software. Having those resources in hand made the learning experience feel more complete, engaging, and rewarding. One feature I would love to see introduced is downloadable PDF lesson books, worksheets, and companion study materials that students could print at home. This would allow learners to take handwritten notes, practice vocabulary, review grammar, and reinforce what they’ve learned away from their devices. While I appreciate the advancements in digital learning, I believe combining modern technology with traditional printed study materials would offer the best of both worlds. It would be a wonderful addition to an already excellent language-learning program. Sometimes, the best learning experience comes from combining new technology with a little old-fashioned pen and paper! Disclaimer: I used ChatGPT to rewrite my original review. All suggestions are my own and how I really enjoyed working with RS are my own experiences. Thank you.

  • Need help

    3
    By Stunning frugal lady
    I signed up for service with an email that I no longer have access to. I spoke to customer service a few years ago and they said they were not able to help me. I have a lifetime account and would like to access my account again with my new email.

  • Filled with ai slop

    1
    By spetrey
    I’m sorry but filling this app up with ai slop generated photos and imagery is exhausting. Pass on this one yall!

  • Lots of issues

    3
    By AllNicknamesTakenok?
    In certain types of speaking exercises I cannot move forward. No matter how clearly I pronounce, how silent it is in the room am of pronunciation, all of my answers are marked as wrong and I cannot move forward. It is a problem with the app with my phone as has been suggested. Somebody needs to be testing for this. I’m still in the free trial. But if this persists I’m not going to be paying for an app that doesn’t work properly. Certain types of speech exercises do work, but other certain types fail 100% of the time. Update: pronunciation exercises are impossible. I’m screaming into the microphone and it’s still not picking up on what I’m saying. I end up repeating the simplest exercises over and over again because it is simply not able to process the information. Waste of time. Of course when I contacted the creators they told me that I had to use earbuds completely silent space. I am in a completely silent space and it works even worse with earbuds with a micro Also just got to “milestone”. It is absolutely mystifying. There’s the most confusing of photos that are supposed to tell you what to answer but they are absolutely mysterious. A lady sitting with a book on her knees and a thermos on the floor? I cannot guess what you want me to say. A couple in the background and a hand in the foreground? A dog stealing food? Definitely didn’t learn any of this. They may think that they are creating a story that makes sense but they genuinely are not. And the answers they are pull out of thin air are things you did not learn in the lessons. Also, in the writing exercises, if you don’t understand what they’re saying then you’re out of luck. You simply have to skip the exercise and you will never know. At no point does it slow it down or give you the answer or tell you what you got wrong. There is also no way to pause and reread something or review. It just keeps going. The spelling sections: there are entire lessons dedicated to spelling. You are expected to know how to spell, in Italian, without having been taught any spelling rules for that language. The only way to pass these lessons is to cheat, defeating the entire purpose. How are you supposed to know how to spell in a foreign language if you are not taught any rules?

  • Business Scam

    1
    By Jrl3713
    They’re just repackaging the old Rosetta Stone as a way to avoid honoring the original lifetime subscriptions.

  • Agradecida.

    5
    By Sr. Beco
    Me gusta por lo repetitiva y fácil de aprender, eh tratado con algunos métodos, pero con ustedes e aprendido en tanto en tan poco tiempo que me siento muy motivada a seguir aprendiendo. Gracias.

  • Wow, what a dump this is

    2
    By Dissapointed-123
    Was listening to some people talking about how rossetta stone was the greatest way to learn a language because i was looking for a classroom style way to learn spanish, and they said rossetta was the way, they use full immersion classroom style teaching, starting you off like your in kindergarten, and teaching you fully in spanish, starting off with photos to explain words, and giving you school style lessons, some taking a full hour to complete, which is the way it should be, making you have to fully committ in order to learn spanish, and i realized this was finally the way i was going to learn spanish, the escape from the horrible langauge learning app called duolingo, only to find out that rossetta just recently took a massive dump, that is the new rossetta stone, by leaving the hour long class room style sessions, and breaking lessons down into the 5 to 10 minute bite sized lessons i was trying to get away from, changing from the classrroom like critical teaching methods that are only for the most committed, and switching to the modern typical langauge learning app style that is not too difficult and not to long, to keep the attention span of the phone zombies of this new generation, what, a smelly dump this is.

  • Getting the bare basics

    3
    By sooziqt
    At first, I thought this app was great. Unfortunately, because I’m an English speaker first, I’m finding many of the aspects of the language I am learning-German-to be difficult to understand. That’s because in English we don’t have masculine and feminine nouns. Nouns are nouns. I am not apparently intuitive enough to understand the differences in the articles being used for the nouns. Now we’re into negatives, and I finally had to google the difference between Nicht and Kein/e. Rosetta Stone might think that everybody understands what it is trying to imply in the lessons, but we don’t. We aren’t all puzzle solvers.

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