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Rosetta Stone V3: Spanish (Latin America), Level 1 & 2

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Publisher: Rosetta Stone
Catalog: Software
Release date: 2007-08-28
Media: CD-ROM
Format: CD-ROM
Ean: 0794678291661
Upc: 794678291661

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Key features:

Rosetta Stone helps you understand everyday language through our proficiency-based listening and reading activities
You will pronounce words correctly after practicing with our proprietary speech recognition and analysis tools
In no time you will speak without a script, Rosetta Stone's Contextual Formation™ makes sure you have the confidence and the cues you need to get the words out on the spot
With Rosetta Stone Milestone activities you quickly gain confidence to engage in real-life conversations
Track your progress to reinforce your strengths and revisit needs with our Adaptive Recall™ language feature

Compatible with:

Windows Vista, Windows 2000, Windows XP

Mac OS X

User Reviews:

Written on March 23, 2008
Summary: Vista/Rosetta Stone
I agree completely with Andrew Mullen. If you're using Windows Vista DO NOT buy Rosetta Stone.
Larry Flowers explained in a previous post a very lengthy way to correct the errors.
1. If you're paying over $300.00 for a program it should install seamlessly since Rosetta Stone claims it's Vista compatible.
2. I installed all the updates as Larry explained and contacted Rosetta Stone Tech support over six times. They even sent me TWO new CD'S.The program would still not install. I wonder when Rosetta Stone will wise up and update their program. I'm certain all new computers will come pre-installed with Vista.

Written on March 16, 2008
Summary: When will they have 64 bit compatibility?
For being one of the largest - if not the largest - language learning software company, Rosetta Stone should make a XP 64bit version. I have not ran into software compatibility problems in quite a while (non-language software), as most programs offer a 64 bit compatible version. I have read so many good reviews that I went ahead and installed the program on my room mates computer. I have not used any other programs to compare this too. Only time will tell how well it works.

Written on March 12, 2008
Summary: Rosetta Stone - Good Program
We purchased the Rosetta Stone to become more proficient in Spanish -- it's a good product, there's just one problem, you must be at your computer to use the program. I wish I could sync to Ipod, to use while working out or for my husband, he has a 30-40 minute commute and would like to use it in the car. But since the program is interactive, the computer really is needed. Oh well, otherwise, it's a good tool. A.Ramirez

Written on March 9, 2008
Summary: Rosetta Stone Latin American Spanish
This is very helpful. It's like being in a language lab. However, supplements such as a dictionary and verb books are necessary. New words show up without the meaning and it can be confusing.

Written on February 17, 2008
Summary: V3 Spanish Latin America running Vista
Rosetta Stone V3 Spanish (Latin America) Level 1&2 Personal Edition (Win/Mac)

I have completed CD 1 and have waited until now to comment. I have version 3 Spanish 1 Latin American on a Toshiba laptop with Vista home basic. It runs perfect. I had problems with the mic being way too loud. If you run into a problem, go to their (rosetta) web site support. Its well done. I found an answer and its a microphone setting in Vista that allowed adjustments for mic input.
The program is well thought out. If you can't pronounce a word, it allows you to go into a speech analyzer. You see and hear your recorded word and the native speakers voice. If you still can't get it then PASS it up. You will have more opportunities to work on it during the course. Don't kill yourself. It took me 2 months to finish the first CD. I plan to go over it again before I go onto the 2 CD.
I don't think you'll get by without a translator. I find that I am not 100% sure what they are trying to show me, so I look up the word to be sure.
It would be real nice if you could right click on a work and see a translation and conjunctions, if selected.
Bottom line is that I enjoyed the first CD and can make my point when getting around in a Spanish speaking environment. You need to start somewhere and this is it. It's a start in the right direction.

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