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The hosts highlighted the book as a useful resource for learning vocabulary in context, especially for travel, and praised its immersive approach that avoids native‑language translations. They also noted the lifetime membership offering access to multiple languages and its availability on both desktop and mobile, recommending it as an effective tool for language learners.
Episode: AEE 2176: Tired of Awesome? Try This Phrase to Res...
Rosetta Stone was mentioned as a resource for learning vocabulary in context, specifically for tourism, offering relevant vocabulary and pronunciation for travel to Panama.
We always say on all our English that it's important to learn vocabulary in context. Not everyone is learning for the same reason. So since Rosetta Stone lets you select your learning goals like tourism or business, you actually get relevant vocabulary and pronunciation for what is happening in your life right now.
Also, we like Rosetta Stone's lifetime membership offer. It offers 25 different languages for any or all trips and languages that you might need forever. Maybe you want to take multiple trips and learn different languages throughout your lifetime. Well, you can do it with Rosetta Stone.
That's lifetime access to all 25 language courses that Rosetta Stone has to offer at 50% off. It is a steal. So don't put off language learning any longer. There's no better time than right now to get started.
Episode: AEE: Only 4 Months Abroad? How to Maximize Your En...
It's mentioned as an excellent resource to help with language learning, specifically for its effectiveness in immersing learners in the language and its lack of translations into their native language. It's also praised for being accessible on both desktop and mobile devices.
Yeah, because it immerses you in the language. You learn naturally and intuitively by acquiring phrases, then sentences, then you're ready for full conversations, and of course, connection. And with Rosetta Stone, you improve fast because there are no translations into your native language. I also love that it's available on desktop or as an app.