Babbel wasn’t helpful with my language learning style
I’ve tried a few language courses to learn Spanish. I had some success with them but their exercises started to become predictable. I did some research from independent sources for a new course that led me to Babbel. Overall it was a disappointing experience. Babbel’s exercises while less predictable did not provide a logical way to learn the language. I found I made much less progress than I had with other programs. In these other programs they would teach pronouns I, he/she, you and their impact on verb conjugations. It was really helpful for me to see the differences and understand them which enabled me to remember them. , , With Babbel I used it for a month with some previous Spanish language training but struggled with their random conversational style of training. The app was also on the slower side and very unforgiving on misspellings. , , I would be VERY careful about signing up for the less expensive annual plan but go with one month plan to see if their style works for you. I personally would not recommend Babbel for learning Spanish.
Learning Style, Learning Style, Learning Style, Learning Style, Learning Style, Learning Style, Learning Style
Exercises, Progress, Pronouns, Conversational Style, Style, Unforgiving nature, Recommendation
negative, negative, neutral, negative, negative, negative, negative
Learning Style - Exercises - negative, Learning Style - Progress - negative, Learning Style - Pronouns - neutral, Learning Style - Conversational Style - negative, Learning Style - Style - negative, Learning Style - Unforgiving nature - negative, Learning Style - Recommendation - negative, 
### USER:Babbel wasn’t helpful with my language learning style, I’ve tried a few language courses to learn Spanish. I had some success with them but their exercises started to become predictable. I did some research from independent sources for a new course that led me to Babbel. Overall it was a disappointing experience. Babbel’s exercises while less predictable did not provide a logical way to learn the language. I found I made much less progress than I had with other programs. In these other programs they would teach pronouns I, he/she, you and their impact on verb conjugations. It was really helpful for me to see the differences and understand them which enabled me to remember them. , , With Babbel I used it for a month with some previous Spanish language training but struggled with their random conversational style of training. The app was also on the slower side and very unforgiving on misspellings. , , I would be VERY careful about signing up for the less expensive annual plan but go with one month plan to see if their style works for you. I personally would not recommend Babbel for learning Spanish. ### ASSISTANT: Learning Style - Exercises - negative, Learning Style - Progress - negative, Learning Style - Pronouns - neutral, Learning Style - Conversational Style - negative, Learning Style - Style - negative, Learning Style - Unforgiving nature - negative, Learning Style - Recommendation - negative,  )))
### Review: title: Babbel wasn’t helpful with my language learning style, content: I’ve tried a few language courses to learn Spanish. I had some success with them but their exercises started to become predictable. I did some research from independent sources for a new course that led me to Babbel. Overall it was a disappointing experience. Babbel’s exercises while less predictable did not provide a logical way to learn the language. I found I made much less progress than I had with other programs. In these other programs they would teach pronouns I, he/she, you and their impact on verb conjugations. It was really helpful for me to see the differences and understand them which enabled me to remember them. , , With Babbel I used it for a month with some previous Spanish language training but struggled with their random conversational style of training. The app was also on the slower side and very unforgiving on misspellings. , , I would be VERY careful about signing up for the less expensive annual plan but go with one month plan to see if their style works for you. I personally would not recommend Babbel for learning Spanish. ### Analysis: categories: Learning Style, Learning Style, Learning Style, Learning Style, Learning Style, Learning Style, Learning Style, aspects: Exercises, Progress, Pronouns, Conversational Style, Style, Unforgiving nature, Recommendation, sentiments: negative, negative, neutral, negative, negative, negative, negative )))
### Review: title: Babbel wasn’t helpful with my language learning style, content: I’ve tried a few language courses to learn Spanish. I had some success with them but their exercises started to become predictable. I did some research from independent sources for a new course that led me to Babbel. Overall it was a disappointing experience. Babbel’s exercises while less predictable did not provide a logical way to learn the language. I found I made much less progress than I had with other programs. In these other programs they would teach pronouns I, he/she, you and their impact on verb conjugations. It was really helpful for me to see the differences and understand them which enabled me to remember them. , , With Babbel I used it for a month with some previous Spanish language training but struggled with their random conversational style of training. The app was also on the slower side and very unforgiving on misspellings. , , I would be VERY careful about signing up for the less expensive annual plan but go with one month plan to see if their style works for you. I personally would not recommend Babbel for learning Spanish. ### Analysis: categories: (Learning Style, Learning Style, Learning Style, Learning Style, Learning Style, Learning Style, Learning Style) aspects: (Exercises, Progress, Pronouns, Conversational Style, Style, Unforgiving nature, Recommendation) sentiments: (negative, negative, neutral, 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: Babbel wasn’t helpful with my language learning style, I’ve tried a few language courses to learn Spanish. I had some success with them but their exercises started to become predictable. I did some research from independent sources for a new course that led me to Babbel. Overall it was a disappointing experience. Babbel’s exercises while less predictable did not provide a logical way to learn the language. I found I made much less progress than I had with other programs. In these other programs they would teach pronouns I, he/she, you and their impact on verb conjugations. It was really helpful for me to see the differences and understand them which enabled me to remember them. , , With Babbel I used it for a month with some previous Spanish language training but struggled with their random conversational style of training. The app was also on the slower side and very unforgiving on misspellings. , , I would be VERY careful about signing up for the less expensive annual plan but go with one month plan to see if their style works for you. I personally would not recommend Babbel for learning Spanish. Output: Learning Style - Exercises - negative, Learning Style - Progress - negative, Learning Style - Pronouns - neutral, Learning Style - Conversational Style - negative, Learning Style - Style - negative, Learning Style - Unforgiving nature - negative, Learning Style - Recommendation - negative,  $$$