Save $250 on Rosetta Stone: Lifetime Subscription (All Languages)

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If you have an upcoming winter vacation to another region, you may be in need of learning a new language. A great tool for that is Rosetta Stone: Lifetime Subscription. Buy it now for just $149.97 and learn enough to converse like a local by the time you go on your winter holiday.

Rosetta Stone features an intuitive, immersive training method. You’ll be able to read, write, and speak Spanish, French, Italian, Greek, and more. It works the same way you learned how to speak your native tongue when you were a young child, by matching words with images.

Rosetta Stone Phone Course

The further you progress through your lessons, the more interactive they will become with speech recognition technology, which will evaluate your efforts and give you instant feedback. You’ll have the new language mastered in no time.

You can learn up to 25 dialects via the award-winning interactive software and TruAccent speech-recognition technology. The words you speak will be analyzed 100 times per second. You will learn basic conversational skills: enough to order your dinner, arrange a taxi, find a restroom, or shop. Keep up with your lessons to the point where you can share opinions with the locals and discuss pop culture.

The software works on/with:

  • Windows: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10 or higher
  • Mac: Maverick or higher (OS X 10.9 or higher)
  • Internet Explorer 11, Safari 10/11, and the current and previous two versions of Chrome, Edge, and Firefox
  • Latest version of Adobe Flash Player
  • PC: 2.33GHz or faster x86-compatible processor OR Intel® AtomTM 1.6GHz or faster processor for netbooks
  • Mac: Intel CoreTM Duo 1.33GHz or faster processor
  • 1 GB of RAM or higher
  • 1024 x 768 display resolution
  • Headset with microphone (not included)

Take $250 off this lifetime subscription with the code LANG30 and pay just $149.97.

Rosetta Stone: Lifetime Subscription (All Languages)

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