Not very practical
I took the Mexican Spanish course and the first few lessons focused on basic vocabulary and conversation which was effective. Then the focus turns to basically a travel log of Mexico requiring you to learn the names and spellings of landmarks and tourist attractions.  If you are planning on using this to travel to Mexico, it’s the app for you.  If you’re just looking to improve your conversational Spanish this is not particularly helpful. Focuses A LOT on spelling words that I wouldn’t use in everyday conversation - that’s not helpful. As many of the other viewers have mentioned, the voice recognition is bad - there have been times when definitely pronounced something wrong and it didn’t recognize the error. Unfortunately, I paid for a whole year, but went ahead a deleted app anyway after a couple of months. I’ll try something else.
Course Content, Course Content, Course Content, Course Content, Voice Recognition
Vocabulary, Conversation, Travel Log, Spelling, Voice Recognition
Positive, Positive, Negative, Negative, Negative
Course Content - Vocabulary - Positive, Course Content - Conversation - Positive, Course Content - Travel Log - Negative, Course Content - Spelling - Negative, Voice Recognition - Voice Recognition - Negative
### USER:Not very practical, I took the Mexican Spanish course and the first few lessons focused on basic vocabulary and conversation which was effective. Then the focus turns to basically a travel log of Mexico requiring you to learn the names and spellings of landmarks and tourist attractions.  If you are planning on using this to travel to Mexico, it’s the app for you.  If you’re just looking to improve your conversational Spanish this is not particularly helpful. Focuses A LOT on spelling words that I wouldn’t use in everyday conversation - that’s not helpful. As many of the other viewers have mentioned, the voice recognition is bad - there have been times when definitely pronounced something wrong and it didn’t recognize the error. Unfortunately, I paid for a whole year, but went ahead a deleted app anyway after a couple of months. I’ll try something else. ### ASSISTANT: Course Content - Vocabulary - Positive, Course Content - Conversation - Positive, Course Content - Travel Log - Negative, Course Content - Spelling - Negative, Voice Recognition - Voice Recognition - Negative )))
### Review: title: Not very practical, content: I took the Mexican Spanish course and the first few lessons focused on basic vocabulary and conversation which was effective. Then the focus turns to basically a travel log of Mexico requiring you to learn the names and spellings of landmarks and tourist attractions.  If you are planning on using this to travel to Mexico, it’s the app for you.  If you’re just looking to improve your conversational Spanish this is not particularly helpful. Focuses A LOT on spelling words that I wouldn’t use in everyday conversation - that’s not helpful. As many of the other viewers have mentioned, the voice recognition is bad - there have been times when definitely pronounced something wrong and it didn’t recognize the error. Unfortunately, I paid for a whole year, but went ahead a deleted app anyway after a couple of months. I’ll try something else. ### Analysis: categories: Course Content, Course Content, Course Content, Course Content, Voice Recognition, aspects: Vocabulary, Conversation, Travel Log, Spelling, Voice Recognition, sentiments: Positive, Positive, Negative, Negative, Negative )))
### Review: title: Not very practical, content: I took the Mexican Spanish course and the first few lessons focused on basic vocabulary and conversation which was effective. Then the focus turns to basically a travel log of Mexico requiring you to learn the names and spellings of landmarks and tourist attractions.  If you are planning on using this to travel to Mexico, it’s the app for you.  If you’re just looking to improve your conversational Spanish this is not particularly helpful. Focuses A LOT on spelling words that I wouldn’t use in everyday conversation - that’s not helpful. As many of the other viewers have mentioned, the voice recognition is bad - there have been times when definitely pronounced something wrong and it didn’t recognize the error. Unfortunately, I paid for a whole year, but went ahead a deleted app anyway after a couple of months. I’ll try something else. ### Analysis: categories: (Course Content, Course Content, Course Content, Course Content, Voice Recognition) aspects: (Vocabulary, Conversation, Travel Log, Spelling, Voice Recognition) sentiments: (Positive, Positive, 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: Not very practical, I took the Mexican Spanish course and the first few lessons focused on basic vocabulary and conversation which was effective. Then the focus turns to basically a travel log of Mexico requiring you to learn the names and spellings of landmarks and tourist attractions.  If you are planning on using this to travel to Mexico, it’s the app for you.  If you’re just looking to improve your conversational Spanish this is not particularly helpful. Focuses A LOT on spelling words that I wouldn’t use in everyday conversation - that’s not helpful. As many of the other viewers have mentioned, the voice recognition is bad - there have been times when definitely pronounced something wrong and it didn’t recognize the error. Unfortunately, I paid for a whole year, but went ahead a deleted app anyway after a couple of months. I’ll try something else. Output: Course Content - Vocabulary - Positive, Course Content - Conversation - Positive, Course Content - Travel Log - Negative, Course Content - Spelling - Negative, Voice Recognition - Voice Recognition - Negative $$$