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Originally Posted by SSJup81
That depends on the actual person. IMO, I felt that Rosetta Stone wasn't helpful at all and felt that classroom instruction would suffice better. Rosetta Stone, imo, seem to only focus on phrases, but one isn't truly learning why certain particles might be used for a certain sentence or little things like that.
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Agreed. About three years ago, I torrented Rosetta Stone. Took about 16 hours to download. Opened it up, went through about five minutes of material. And deleted it. It's a waste of time. You would be much better on your own than using Rosetta Stone.
So, in conclusion (IMO)
Classes are the best option out of the three. If you can't get into classes, then study on your own. It's not that hard. Rosetta Stone/other software, is an absolute last resort.