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When introducing yourself in #Japanese, keep in mind: - Include an appropriate greeting like konnichiwa (こんにちは) or ohayō gozaimasu (おはようございます) - End sentences with desu (です) - Pair it with a slight bow (to show respect) Learn more here: blog.rosettastone.com/my-name-is-in-…

@YFAOFM Hi Noelle, Thank you for your question. We have just submitted a request to offer family plans on your behalf for evaluation and possible use in the future.

@rosettastone do you ever have plans to make a family plan? Our family plans on traveling to Japan in the next few years and we'd love to get a jump start on learning but we don't want to pay for 4 individual plans if we could just group it together somehow.

The phrase “Do you have…?” in #Spanish is useful for urgent requests, ordering in restaurants, finding the perfect fit in stores, or for starting social conversations. Formal: ¿Usted tiene…? Casual: ¿Tienes…? Group: ¿Tienen…? Learn more here: blog.rosettastone.com/do-you-have-in…

@SuvakJoseph Unless you purchased recently, you like have a Rosetta Stone Classic account. But if you need more help, our support team can definitely check and guide you: support.rosettastone.com/contact-suppor…

@rosettastone You didn’t have this many account types when I signed up. I have zero clue what mine is under.

@rosettastone, Your change email and password functionality is broke AF.

The #Caribbean is known for its beautiful coastlines and warm climates, but language lovers are in for a treat with its linguistic diversity. Do you know which islands in the Caribbean speak #French? Hint: There are 7! Find out here: blog.rosettastone.com/french-speakin…

Common ways to say “please” in #Japanese: - Kudasai (ください) - Onegai shimasu (お願いします) Examples: - Matte kudasai（待ってください）= Please wait - Okaikei o onegai shimasu (お会計をお願いします) = May I have the check, please Learn more here: blog.rosettastone.com/please-in-japa…

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@rosettastone tech support feature in Classic 2024. It’s my problem now.

Whether you’re just wandering or heading somewhere specific, knowing how to ask for directions will come in handy when traveling in a #French-speaking region! Learn the essential vocabulary for asking and giving directions in French here: blog.rosettastone.com/how-to-ask-for…

@MissLMI Hi Lisa Marie, Your Rosetta Stone Classic Lifetime Subscription has not changed and you can continue to use it as normal! Rosetta Stone Sapphire is a separate app. If you’d like to experience Sapphire, you can start a free trial or purchase a subscription!

@rosettastone Hi 👋. I have a Lifetime Subscription to Rosetta Stone Classic. Does said subscription work with Sapphire or would I need to get a separate Sapphire subscription? Will Classic continue? If not, will Classic Lifetime users get to use Sapphire Lifetime?

Handy #German vocabulary for dining out: 🍴 Ist draußen noch ein Tisch frei? = Is there a free table outside? 🌶️ Ist das scharf? = Is it spicy? 🙋 Ich hätte gern…, bitte = I would like the…, please 💳 Die Rechnung, bitte = The bill, please Learn more: blog.rosettastone.com/how-to-order-t…

@Beti371 Hola Beatriz. Pedimos disculpas por el inconveniente. Podemos investigar esto y esperamos resolverlo pronto.

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@ADASEL1908 Hola Alejandro, Pedimos disculpas por los inconvenientes. El enlace se ve correcto. ¿El problema sigue o ya se resolvió? login.rosettastone.com/login?ui_langu… Si el problema sigue, navegue aqui y luego seleccione “Iniciar Sesion” arriba por la derecha: espanol.rosettastone.com

@rosettastone cuál es el problema, no funciona la página ????

8 key #Italian question words: - Che cosa/che/cosa = what - Chi = who - Come = how - Dove = where - Perché = why - Quale/quali = which - Quando = when - Quanto/quanta/quanti/quante = how much/how many Find helpful examples of how to use these words here: blog.rosettastone.com/italian-questi…

The #German perfect tense is more common in spoken than written German and is used to describe completed past actions, like telling your grandmother about your trip to a German beer garden last week. Learn how to master it here: blog.rosettastone.com/perfect-tense-…

@Noka1968 Hi Noka. Please reach out and we can look into this: support.rosettastone.com/s/article/Rose…

Do not purchases @rosettastone they closed my lifetime subscription that I purchased 2 weeks ago & did not issue a refund.

Rather than unifying under a single language, #Belgium is divided into 3 distinct language regions. Each region has the freedom to preserve its unique traditions and manage its own institutions. Learn more about Belgium's multilingualism here: blog.rosettastone.com/what-language-…

In #Japanese, suki (好き) usually means “like.” …ga suki desu（～が好きです。）= I like… (formal) …ga suki da（～が好きだ。）= I like… (casual) …ga suki（～が好き。）= I like… (very casual) Learn more here: blog.rosettastone.com/suki-in-japane…

"How are you?" is one of the first questions you'll want to learn in any language. Here are some common ways to say it in #Italian: - Come sta? = How are you? (formal) - Come stai? = How are you? (informal) - Che si dice? = What's up? Discover more here: blog.rosettastone.com/how-are-you-in…

What Is a #lexicon? 1. It's a complete collection of words, phrases, and bound morphemes used by a population 2. Every language has a lexicon, but specific professions or groups can also have their own, filled with specialized vocabulary Learn even more: blog.rosettastone.com/lexicon-defini…