Language-teaching firms  Linguists online  Technology is
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comments    I have used Rosetta Stone in the past to enhance my
language learning, but never as the primary means to learn the
language. They do not emphasize issues such as grammar. If you
decide to learn more than one language with Rosetta Stone, it
becomes repetitive and redundant because you see the same slides
and the same stories with the online portion. They just
translate them. Additionally, they have not offered unlimited
studio sessions since October. They reduced the studio sessions
from 50 minutes to 25 minutes each, restrict people to 2
sessions per month, and if you cancel within 24 hours of the
studio, you lose a studio for that month. This is a sore point
with long-standing individual clients.  Your article appears to
be a comparison between old-school language learning in the form
of Berlitz and "new-school" learning in the form of Rosetta
Stone. There are so many other worthy