Rosetta Stone Launches Sapphire Language Learning Tool

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Rosetta Stone has introduced Rosetta Stone Sapphire, a language learning experience that is immersive, deeply personal, and designed for the way people actually learn and communicate. Built on Rosetta Stone's Dynamic Immersion method and TruAccent speech recognition technology, Rosetta Stone Sapphire introduces a modern new interface, realistic conversation practice, and tools that help learners personalize their language journeys.

"Language learning has never lacked for apps. It's lacked for experiences that actually work: ones that adapt to learners, prepare them for real conversations, and keep them coming back," said Paul Mishkin, CEO of IXL Learning, Rosetta Stone's parent company, in a statement. "Rosetta Stone Sapphire is that experience. It gives learners everything they need in one place to move beyond studying a language to actually living it."

Rosetta Stone Sapphire introduces a dynamic interface where lessons, conversation practice, and other learning resources are deeply connected, creating a sense of journey.

Chat Missions immerse learners in everyday situations they will actually encounter in real life. Along the way, immediate guidance on grammar, spelling, vocabulary and phrasing helps them learn not just what to say, but how to say it more naturally. And the mission adapts to their proficiency, ensuring every learner is always working at the level that's right.

Rosetta Stone Sapphire expands vocabulary practice with more than 500 topic-based flashcard sets in each of its 25 languages, giving learners thousands of ways to build vocabulary around their interests and goals. Each flashcard combines images, audio and customizable review settings to reinforce learning naturally.