Dynamic Immersion^®

Rosetta Stone^® uses Dynamic Immersion^® to reconnect students with the language skills they used successfully to master their first language.

Learn a foreign language in context

Rosetta Stone uses rich visual imagery to help students learn and think in a new language. This association of language with images is an integral part of our Dynamic Immersion^® method. Students learn in context and make a direct connection between words and their meanings.

Building on the knowledge you’ve already gained and your intuitive grasp of the meaning of each picture, you make a choice. There’s absolutely no translation or memorization to hold you back, so you start making progress immediately.

Immediate reinforcement

The very second you complete a task, Rosetta Stone provides feedback. Speak a word and our unique speech recognition technology automatically rates your pronunciation. Connect an image with a phrase and you’ll immediately learn if your choice was correct. Complete a set of exercises and you’ll instantly know how well you did. With Rosetta Stone, you always know where you stand.

Systematic sequence

Dynamic Immersion^® is a continuous process. The Rosetta Stone curriculum is carefully sequenced, gradually incorporating new words, phrases, and more complex grammar as it reinforces learned language. Language comprehension grows naturally.

Rosetta Stone’s clear, intuitive interface uses thousands of real-life images to teach the meaning of new words and phrases. By matching words and images, students link language and meaning and receive immediate feedback. From the very beginning, Rosetta Stone systematically builds nouns and verbs into complete sentences and dialogues. Along the way students develop everyday proficiency in each of the four key language skills: listening comprehension, speaking, reading and writing.