Good, but speech recognition needs a lot of work
I lived in Mexico as a child, so my pronunciation is already quite good. I’m using Babbel to brush up on vocabulary and grammar and to help my husband learn Spanish. For the most part, the lessons are excellent. However, the speech recognition is TERRIBLE! It refuses to accept my pronunciation 80% of the time, even though I am speaking clearly and accurately. I haven’t yet found a way to have it play back to me what it thinks I said, but the word ‘niño’ is pretty basic and it shouldn’t take 6 tries to get the app to accept when I say “neen-yo,” which is a correct pronunciation. , Since I’m already comfortable with Spanish pronunciation, I’ll use the other learning methods and avoid the speaking feature. It’s an expensive app to have such a crucial part of learning a language fail so badly, though.
Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning
Speech Recognition, Pronunciation, Lessons, Vocabulary, Grammar
Negative, Negative, Positive, Positive, Positive
Language Learning - Speech Recognition - Negative, Language Learning - Pronunciation - Negative, Language Learning - Lessons - Positive, Language Learning - Vocabulary - Positive, Language Learning - Grammar - Positive
### USER:Good, but speech recognition needs a lot of work, I lived in Mexico as a child, so my pronunciation is already quite good. I’m using Babbel to brush up on vocabulary and grammar and to help my husband learn Spanish. For the most part, the lessons are excellent. However, the speech recognition is TERRIBLE! It refuses to accept my pronunciation 80% of the time, even though I am speaking clearly and accurately. I haven’t yet found a way to have it play back to me what it thinks I said, but the word ‘niño’ is pretty basic and it shouldn’t take 6 tries to get the app to accept when I say “neen-yo,” which is a correct pronunciation. , Since I’m already comfortable with Spanish pronunciation, I’ll use the other learning methods and avoid the speaking feature. It’s an expensive app to have such a crucial part of learning a language fail so badly, though. ### ASSISTANT: Language Learning - Speech Recognition - Negative, Language Learning - Pronunciation - Negative, Language Learning - Lessons - Positive, Language Learning - Vocabulary - Positive, Language Learning - Grammar - Positive )))
### Review: title: Good, but speech recognition needs a lot of work, content: I lived in Mexico as a child, so my pronunciation is already quite good. I’m using Babbel to brush up on vocabulary and grammar and to help my husband learn Spanish. For the most part, the lessons are excellent. However, the speech recognition is TERRIBLE! It refuses to accept my pronunciation 80% of the time, even though I am speaking clearly and accurately. I haven’t yet found a way to have it play back to me what it thinks I said, but the word ‘niño’ is pretty basic and it shouldn’t take 6 tries to get the app to accept when I say “neen-yo,” which is a correct pronunciation. , Since I’m already comfortable with Spanish pronunciation, I’ll use the other learning methods and avoid the speaking feature. It’s an expensive app to have such a crucial part of learning a language fail so badly, though. ### Analysis: categories: Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning, aspects: Speech Recognition, Pronunciation, Lessons, Vocabulary, Grammar, sentiments: Negative, Negative, Positive, Positive, Positive )))
### Review: title: Good, but speech recognition needs a lot of work, content: I lived in Mexico as a child, so my pronunciation is already quite good. I’m using Babbel to brush up on vocabulary and grammar and to help my husband learn Spanish. For the most part, the lessons are excellent. However, the speech recognition is TERRIBLE! It refuses to accept my pronunciation 80% of the time, even though I am speaking clearly and accurately. I haven’t yet found a way to have it play back to me what it thinks I said, but the word ‘niño’ is pretty basic and it shouldn’t take 6 tries to get the app to accept when I say “neen-yo,” which is a correct pronunciation. , Since I’m already comfortable with Spanish pronunciation, I’ll use the other learning methods and avoid the speaking feature. It’s an expensive app to have such a crucial part of learning a language fail so badly, though. ### Analysis: categories: (Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning) aspects: (Speech Recognition, Pronunciation, Lessons, Vocabulary, Grammar) sentiments: (Negative, Negative, Positive, Positive, Positive) )))
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: Good, but speech recognition needs a lot of work, I lived in Mexico as a child, so my pronunciation is already quite good. I’m using Babbel to brush up on vocabulary and grammar and to help my husband learn Spanish. For the most part, the lessons are excellent. However, the speech recognition is TERRIBLE! It refuses to accept my pronunciation 80% of the time, even though I am speaking clearly and accurately. I haven’t yet found a way to have it play back to me what it thinks I said, but the word ‘niño’ is pretty basic and it shouldn’t take 6 tries to get the app to accept when I say “neen-yo,” which is a correct pronunciation. , Since I’m already comfortable with Spanish pronunciation, I’ll use the other learning methods and avoid the speaking feature. It’s an expensive app to have such a crucial part of learning a language fail so badly, though. Output: Language Learning - Speech Recognition - Negative, Language Learning - Pronunciation - Negative, Language Learning - Lessons - Positive, Language Learning - Vocabulary - Positive, Language Learning - Grammar - Positive $$$