We're getting married in two months and part of me is like, you know, I'd be super cute

if I did a portion of my vows in Mandarin because his family is going to be there.

They speak Mandarin and I don't and I've always wanted to be closer to him,

to his family, to his culture and Chinese is from my personal opinion.

One of the hardest languages to learn ever, but Rosetta Stone has been saving my life.

Okay, I tell you. Even for Korean, my fiance is learning Korean right now on Rosetta Stone.

I convinced him. I sometimes do it with him because I'm terrified of forgetting my Korean.

If you guys don't know, Rosetta Stone is the expert in language learning for 30 years.

They have this award-winning app where you can learn the language of your choice

anytime, anywhere. Like, their app is so user-friendly. I love how easy it is to pick up these

lessons in these bite-sized pieces. It doesn't feel like you're climbing this mountain every day

to learn a language. It just truly takes 10 minutes of your time. As I'm learning, I feel like it's

fun. Okay, it's kind of satisfying because I do the 10 minutes and then at the end, I'm like,

wait a minute. I know Mandarin now. It's so satisfying to see the progress. And it's fun because

none of it is like focused on memorization and vocab. You have 25 languages to choose from.

So Spanish, French, Italian, Korean, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic. These are just to name a few.

So many choices. And it's legit. Sometimes you learn languages on these types of apps and you sound

super formal. Like, you don't sound like a local. My fiance was looking over my shoulder while

doing my little lesson and he's like, that's actually surprising. Like, the pronunciation and the way

that they phrase the sentence is literally how locals would say it, which is incredible. So,

as I've said, they go beyond just vocabulary. They focus on speaking practice, pronunciations.

I also love that it doesn't feel like I'm learning. Is that bad? But it doesn't feel like I'm

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