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It's mid-February, which is just about the time a lot of us are feeling our New Year's resolutions bite — and our commitment beginning to slip. On the other hand, some of us wish we'd made resolutions in the first place and are looking to pick up a new project to challenge us and improve ourselves while the year is still young.
Either way, learning a new language is a mind-stretching, soul-enriching experience and a worthy goal for 2019.
That's why Rosetta Stone's Presidents Day sale is arriving at an excellent time. It's the perfect incentive to start back up on learning a language, or to get going. From now through February 19, you can save up to 40% on a three-month to 24-month plan.
We've profiled Rosetta Stone before as one of our favorite traveling hacks — it's super useful for keeping "buongiorno" straight from "bonjour" while you're on vacation, after all — as well as a worthy endeavor for people looking to make positive changes in their lives.
With Rosetta Stone's nearly 30-year track record of excellence, it's nice knowing exactly what you get: world-class service, a proven immersive approach, positive purpose in addition to profits, and continual innovation.
With lessons built for the on-the-go, mobile-first crowd, featuring all the latest technology (both for your PC and smartphone), this company continues to be a safe bet for a fun and friendly language-learning experience. Rosetta Stone also offers a 30-day money back guarantee if you're not satisfied with the purchase.
Three-month ($35.97, originally $79; rosettastone.com), 12-month ($95.88, originally $179; rosettastone.com), and 24-month subscriptions ($143.76, originally $249; rosettastone.com) get you complete access to your choice of one of 24 languages. That price includes all software updates as new features are released. Plus, you can download lessons to a mobile device and continue learning offline.
There's no better time to get back on that language learning horse — or scramble up for the first time.
Note: The prices above reflect the listed retailer's price at the time of publication.
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