Rosetta Stone vs WordBrewery

Instead of teaching word recognition, Rosetta Stone uses speech recognition technology to make sure that students are learning to pronounce the words correctly.

While trying to cary a conversation in a foreign language can be an effective way to learn, sometimes it causes a lot of stress. Rosetta Stone takes this concept and applies it to a stress free environment.

At the end of each lesson, students are able to review live with real teachers.

When learning another language, a learner from that language can be invited to play a game for mutual learning purposes. Unfortunately, Rosetta Stone hasn't spread very much to countries outside of the US, so this game system isn't very developed yet.

Website is functional and sleek on mobile, tablets, laptops, and desktops.

You can automatically create lists of example sentences, then print them to PDFs with translations.

Because WordBrewery uses sentences from real news articles, you study accurate content and will not pick up bad habits from artificial sentences.

WordBrewery takes sentences from real articles to use in their lessons. This way you are reading real-world examples rather than generated content that would not be used in real life.

WordBrewery focuses on the mostly commonly used words so that you are getting the most benefit from the time you put into learning your target language.