Love it so far
The app is intuitive and in some ways is better than Duolingo (which I also have). My only gripe is you have to click around a lot to switch the language you’re learning. It’s more tedious than it really needs to be. Hopefully this is changed in an update in the future. I prefer the sentences you learn in Babbel more than Duolingo, because sometimes Duolingo has absurd phrases that you’re never going to lose (something along the lines of “The zebra lost his shoes”). This is more practical in that way.
App Interface, Educational Content
Usability, Sentence Relevance
Negative, Positive
App Interface - Usability - Negative, Educational Content - Sentence Relevance - Positive
### USER:Love it so far, The app is intuitive and in some ways is better than Duolingo (which I also have). My only gripe is you have to click around a lot to switch the language you’re learning. It’s more tedious than it really needs to be. Hopefully this is changed in an update in the future. I prefer the sentences you learn in Babbel more than Duolingo, because sometimes Duolingo has absurd phrases that you’re never going to lose (something along the lines of “The zebra lost his shoes”). This is more practical in that way. ### ASSISTANT: App Interface - Usability - Negative, Educational Content - Sentence Relevance - Positive )))
### Review: title: Love it so far, content: The app is intuitive and in some ways is better than Duolingo (which I also have). My only gripe is you have to click around a lot to switch the language you’re learning. It’s more tedious than it really needs to be. Hopefully this is changed in an update in the future. I prefer the sentences you learn in Babbel more than Duolingo, because sometimes Duolingo has absurd phrases that you’re never going to lose (something along the lines of “The zebra lost his shoes”). This is more practical in that way. ### Analysis: categories: App Interface, Educational Content, aspects: Usability, Sentence Relevance, sentiments: Negative, Positive )))
### Review: title: Love it so far, content: The app is intuitive and in some ways is better than Duolingo (which I also have). My only gripe is you have to click around a lot to switch the language you’re learning. It’s more tedious than it really needs to be. Hopefully this is changed in an update in the future. I prefer the sentences you learn in Babbel more than Duolingo, because sometimes Duolingo has absurd phrases that you’re never going to lose (something along the lines of “The zebra lost his shoes”). This is more practical in that way. ### Analysis: categories: (App Interface, Educational Content) aspects: (Usability, Sentence Relevance) sentiments: (Negative, 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: Love it so far, The app is intuitive and in some ways is better than Duolingo (which I also have). My only gripe is you have to click around a lot to switch the language you’re learning. It’s more tedious than it really needs to be. Hopefully this is changed in an update in the future. I prefer the sentences you learn in Babbel more than Duolingo, because sometimes Duolingo has absurd phrases that you’re never going to lose (something along the lines of “The zebra lost his shoes”). This is more practical in that way. Output: App Interface - Usability - Negative, Educational Content - Sentence Relevance - Positive $$$