Rosetta Stone on Cold Case Files

I've always loved the idea of speaking another language more confidently because there's something really exciting about being able to connect with people in their own language. Whether it's for travel, work, or just everyday life, it's one of those skills that opens things up in a really meaningful way. Rosetta Stone just came out with Rosetta Stone Sapphire, their biggest launch in over a decade. This brand new language learning app uses the research-backed method Rosetta Stone is known for and adds fresh, cutting-edge features, making it easier than ever before to go from knowing a couple phrases to speaking confidently about the topics you care about. What I love about Rosetta Stone is that you're learning entirely in the new language, using visuals and audio instead of memorizing word lists. And one of the coolest new features is chat missions, which puts you in interactive scenarios like ordering at a restaurant or shopping at a market. Then you're given three objectives, a mission to accomplish, like asking how much something costs, ordering a coffee.