Ridiculous prices
I like Babbel a lot compared to other language apps because I feel like I’m actually learning words and phrases rather than repeating the same thing over and over. My biggest problem with them is that the languages are pay walled. Want to learn more than one? Forget about it. You have to pay an extra $100+ just for 12 months. I’m all for paying for quality goods and the work that people put into it, but I might as well pay an in person teacher. It shouldn’t be this much for independent study and I should be allowed to access more than one language. They don’t at least state that anywhere that I saw either. Because of that, I’m canceling my subscription and begrudgingly going back to Duolingo.
Price, Content, Accessibility
Price, Learning impact, Language access
negative, positive, negative
Price - Price - negative, Content - Learning impact - positive, Accessibility - Language access - negative
### USER:Ridiculous prices, I like Babbel a lot compared to other language apps because I feel like I’m actually learning words and phrases rather than repeating the same thing over and over. My biggest problem with them is that the languages are pay walled. Want to learn more than one? Forget about it. You have to pay an extra $100+ just for 12 months. I’m all for paying for quality goods and the work that people put into it, but I might as well pay an in person teacher. It shouldn’t be this much for independent study and I should be allowed to access more than one language. They don’t at least state that anywhere that I saw either. Because of that, I’m canceling my subscription and begrudgingly going back to Duolingo. ### ASSISTANT: Price - Price - negative, Content - Learning impact - positive, Accessibility - Language access - negative )))
### Review: title: Ridiculous prices, content: I like Babbel a lot compared to other language apps because I feel like I’m actually learning words and phrases rather than repeating the same thing over and over. My biggest problem with them is that the languages are pay walled. Want to learn more than one? Forget about it. You have to pay an extra $100+ just for 12 months. I’m all for paying for quality goods and the work that people put into it, but I might as well pay an in person teacher. It shouldn’t be this much for independent study and I should be allowed to access more than one language. They don’t at least state that anywhere that I saw either. Because of that, I’m canceling my subscription and begrudgingly going back to Duolingo. ### Analysis: categories: Price, Content, Accessibility, aspects: Price, Learning impact, Language access, sentiments: negative, positive, negative )))
### Review: title: Ridiculous prices, content: I like Babbel a lot compared to other language apps because I feel like I’m actually learning words and phrases rather than repeating the same thing over and over. My biggest problem with them is that the languages are pay walled. Want to learn more than one? Forget about it. You have to pay an extra $100+ just for 12 months. I’m all for paying for quality goods and the work that people put into it, but I might as well pay an in person teacher. It shouldn’t be this much for independent study and I should be allowed to access more than one language. They don’t at least state that anywhere that I saw either. Because of that, I’m canceling my subscription and begrudgingly going back to Duolingo. ### Analysis: categories: (Price, Content, Accessibility) aspects: (Price, Learning impact, Language access) sentiments: (negative, positive, 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: Ridiculous prices, I like Babbel a lot compared to other language apps because I feel like I’m actually learning words and phrases rather than repeating the same thing over and over. My biggest problem with them is that the languages are pay walled. Want to learn more than one? Forget about it. You have to pay an extra $100+ just for 12 months. I’m all for paying for quality goods and the work that people put into it, but I might as well pay an in person teacher. It shouldn’t be this much for independent study and I should be allowed to access more than one language. They don’t at least state that anywhere that I saw either. Because of that, I’m canceling my subscription and begrudgingly going back to Duolingo. Output: Price - Price - negative, Content - Learning impact - positive, Accessibility - Language access - negative $$$