Decent
I’ve been trying to improve my Spanish skills and have tried a few different apps. I like that this one starts you off right away with some simple usable phrases, but I think if I was completely new to Spanish I would become easily frustrated as you definitely seem to need some type of background in the language to even do the first few lessons. A big down side to this app is that for some phrases you can speak perfectly and clearly and you get marked wrong, no matter how many times you try and no matter how closely you think you’re speaking to the way the example is. That part can be very frustrating., Also, if you type too quickly or make a spelling error your answer is marked completely wrong. This is frustrating as a learner. Some will even mark you wrong if you don’t add punctuation like a period at the end, even though most of the time you don’t have to do this. That is not very consistent. , I’m not sure how long before I decide to go back to Duolingo.
Learning, Learning, Functionality, Functionality, Functionality
Content, Difficulty, Speech Recognition, Error Handling, Consistency
Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative
Learning - Content - Negative, Learning - Difficulty - Negative, Functionality - Speech Recognition - Negative, Functionality - Error Handling - Negative, Functionality - Consistency - Negative
### USER:Decent, I’ve been trying to improve my Spanish skills and have tried a few different apps. I like that this one starts you off right away with some simple usable phrases, but I think if I was completely new to Spanish I would become easily frustrated as you definitely seem to need some type of background in the language to even do the first few lessons. A big down side to this app is that for some phrases you can speak perfectly and clearly and you get marked wrong, no matter how many times you try and no matter how closely you think you’re speaking to the way the example is. That part can be very frustrating., Also, if you type too quickly or make a spelling error your answer is marked completely wrong. This is frustrating as a learner. Some will even mark you wrong if you don’t add punctuation like a period at the end, even though most of the time you don’t have to do this. That is not very consistent. , I’m not sure how long before I decide to go back to Duolingo. ### ASSISTANT: Learning - Content - Negative, Learning - Difficulty - Negative, Functionality - Speech Recognition - Negative, Functionality - Error Handling - Negative, Functionality - Consistency - Negative )))
### Review: title: Decent, content: I’ve been trying to improve my Spanish skills and have tried a few different apps. I like that this one starts you off right away with some simple usable phrases, but I think if I was completely new to Spanish I would become easily frustrated as you definitely seem to need some type of background in the language to even do the first few lessons. A big down side to this app is that for some phrases you can speak perfectly and clearly and you get marked wrong, no matter how many times you try and no matter how closely you think you’re speaking to the way the example is. That part can be very frustrating., Also, if you type too quickly or make a spelling error your answer is marked completely wrong. This is frustrating as a learner. Some will even mark you wrong if you don’t add punctuation like a period at the end, even though most of the time you don’t have to do this. That is not very consistent. , I’m not sure how long before I decide to go back to Duolingo. ### Analysis: categories: Learning, Learning, Functionality, Functionality, Functionality, aspects: Content, Difficulty, Speech Recognition, Error Handling, Consistency, sentiments: Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative )))
### Review: title: Decent, content: I’ve been trying to improve my Spanish skills and have tried a few different apps. I like that this one starts you off right away with some simple usable phrases, but I think if I was completely new to Spanish I would become easily frustrated as you definitely seem to need some type of background in the language to even do the first few lessons. A big down side to this app is that for some phrases you can speak perfectly and clearly and you get marked wrong, no matter how many times you try and no matter how closely you think you’re speaking to the way the example is. That part can be very frustrating., Also, if you type too quickly or make a spelling error your answer is marked completely wrong. This is frustrating as a learner. Some will even mark you wrong if you don’t add punctuation like a period at the end, even though most of the time you don’t have to do this. That is not very consistent. , I’m not sure how long before I decide to go back to Duolingo. ### Analysis: categories: (Learning, Learning, Functionality, Functionality, Functionality) aspects: (Content, Difficulty, Speech Recognition, Error Handling, Consistency) sentiments: (Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative) )))
Instruction: Extract triplets of category - aspect - sentiment, from the given Input. Each pair should include the category, the specific aspect within that category, and the sentiment expressed towards that aspect. Input: Decent, I’ve been trying to improve my Spanish skills and have tried a few different apps. I like that this one starts you off right away with some simple usable phrases, but I think if I was completely new to Spanish I would become easily frustrated as you definitely seem to need some type of background in the language to even do the first few lessons. A big down side to this app is that for some phrases you can speak perfectly and clearly and you get marked wrong, no matter how many times you try and no matter how closely you think you’re speaking to the way the example is. That part can be very frustrating., Also, if you type too quickly or make a spelling error your answer is marked completely wrong. This is frustrating as a learner. Some will even mark you wrong if you don’t add punctuation like a period at the end, even though most of the time you don’t have to do this. That is not very consistent. , I’m not sure how long before I decide to go back to Duolingo. Output: Learning - Content - Negative, Learning - Difficulty - Negative, Functionality - Speech Recognition - Negative, Functionality - Error Handling - Negative, Functionality - Consistency - Negative $$$