What Users Really Think About Pimsleur | Language Learning

if I am ever logged out again, I will cancel my subscription. So annoying

This app is unnecessarily frustrating to use. The “lessons” go by really fast and are difficult to keep up with in real time. A 20 minute lesson takes more like an hour because of having to pause constantly. The native speakers often talk so fast that if you mimic what you “think” they are saying yo...

The instructions are all in your native tongue. So the course is terrible with immersion. I wanted to try this because the ad has a person driving around and learning to speak. But the instructions are so long and the phrases are all outdated. I took it for Japanese and it teaches you the right phra...

I can ask if you’d like to have dinner tomorrow night at the fish bar with a perfect Danish accent. But there is only ONE level of study, so now I’m left hanging! The app frequently forgot me and asked me to subscribe even though I was already a subscribed. Irritating!

You would think the app being for a visual experience would show you something better than a man starring at me the whole time I’m trying to learn a language. Where is the devs brains at? Not in learning a language. Probably just a man in basement that has no experience to code. We have AI to help y...

It’s very good for people that know a bit of the language already. It’s a bit expensive and difficult to share with others.

I understand that we all learned to speak before learning to read but the lack of visual assistance is a flaw. It’s hard to determine certain letters that sound alike without seeing them. Such as B, C, and V.

I am enjoying the Latin American Spanish program. Disappointed though that you cannot even open the app if you are offline - even if you have downloaded lessons to do offline.