Ok... for now
This app works for me… For now. I want to learn Haitian Creole, but because it isn’t available I’m learning French in the meantime. , , I like that there are speaking, matching, and writing activities all mixed up. There’s also visual photograph each phrase, sometimes appropriate for the new vocab and sometimes not. Regardless, the visual helps with recall. There are some screens were you can press repeat to hear the new vocabulary again and there are some screens where once you respond the new vocabulary goes away. I think that the app should allow for you to listen to each and every word/phrase in the language you are learning as many times as you would like to listen to it. There should be a repeat button on every single page. , , I’m also not quite sure about the order of lessons. The first lesson seemed appropriate with “yes, no, thank you, good” etc. However the order of lessons after that was confusing. I started to learn sentences like “she’s a thin woman“ and “ he loves giving complements”. Maybe there’s a method to the madness… I’ll continue.
Learning, Learning, Learning, Learning, Learning
Language availability, Activities, Visual aids, Repeat functionality, Lesson order
negative, positive, positive, negative, negative
Learning - Language availability - negative, Learning - Activities - positive, Learning - Visual aids - positive, Learning - Repeat functionality - negative, Learning - Lesson order - negative
### USER:Ok... for now, This app works for me… For now. I want to learn Haitian Creole, but because it isn’t available I’m learning French in the meantime. , , I like that there are speaking, matching, and writing activities all mixed up. There’s also visual photograph each phrase, sometimes appropriate for the new vocab and sometimes not. Regardless, the visual helps with recall. There are some screens were you can press repeat to hear the new vocabulary again and there are some screens where once you respond the new vocabulary goes away. I think that the app should allow for you to listen to each and every word/phrase in the language you are learning as many times as you would like to listen to it. There should be a repeat button on every single page. , , I’m also not quite sure about the order of lessons. The first lesson seemed appropriate with “yes, no, thank you, good” etc. However the order of lessons after that was confusing. I started to learn sentences like “she’s a thin woman“ and “ he loves giving complements”. Maybe there’s a method to the madness… I’ll continue. ### ASSISTANT: Learning - Language availability - negative, Learning - Activities - positive, Learning - Visual aids - positive, Learning - Repeat functionality - negative, Learning - Lesson order - negative )))
### Review: title: Ok... for now, content: This app works for me… For now. I want to learn Haitian Creole, but because it isn’t available I’m learning French in the meantime. , , I like that there are speaking, matching, and writing activities all mixed up. There’s also visual photograph each phrase, sometimes appropriate for the new vocab and sometimes not. Regardless, the visual helps with recall. There are some screens were you can press repeat to hear the new vocabulary again and there are some screens where once you respond the new vocabulary goes away. I think that the app should allow for you to listen to each and every word/phrase in the language you are learning as many times as you would like to listen to it. There should be a repeat button on every single page. , , I’m also not quite sure about the order of lessons. The first lesson seemed appropriate with “yes, no, thank you, good” etc. However the order of lessons after that was confusing. I started to learn sentences like “she’s a thin woman“ and “ he loves giving complements”. Maybe there’s a method to the madness… I’ll continue. ### Analysis: categories: Learning, Learning, Learning, Learning, Learning, aspects: Language availability, Activities, Visual aids, Repeat functionality, Lesson order, sentiments: negative, positive, positive, negative, negative )))
### Review: title: Ok... for now, content: This app works for me… For now. I want to learn Haitian Creole, but because it isn’t available I’m learning French in the meantime. , , I like that there are speaking, matching, and writing activities all mixed up. There’s also visual photograph each phrase, sometimes appropriate for the new vocab and sometimes not. Regardless, the visual helps with recall. There are some screens were you can press repeat to hear the new vocabulary again and there are some screens where once you respond the new vocabulary goes away. I think that the app should allow for you to listen to each and every word/phrase in the language you are learning as many times as you would like to listen to it. There should be a repeat button on every single page. , , I’m also not quite sure about the order of lessons. The first lesson seemed appropriate with “yes, no, thank you, good” etc. However the order of lessons after that was confusing. I started to learn sentences like “she’s a thin woman“ and “ he loves giving complements”. Maybe there’s a method to the madness… I’ll continue. ### Analysis: categories: (Learning, Learning, Learning, Learning, Learning) aspects: (Language availability, Activities, Visual aids, Repeat functionality, Lesson order) sentiments: (negative, positive, positive, 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: Ok... for now, This app works for me… For now. I want to learn Haitian Creole, but because it isn’t available I’m learning French in the meantime. , , I like that there are speaking, matching, and writing activities all mixed up. There’s also visual photograph each phrase, sometimes appropriate for the new vocab and sometimes not. Regardless, the visual helps with recall. There are some screens were you can press repeat to hear the new vocabulary again and there are some screens where once you respond the new vocabulary goes away. I think that the app should allow for you to listen to each and every word/phrase in the language you are learning as many times as you would like to listen to it. There should be a repeat button on every single page. , , I’m also not quite sure about the order of lessons. The first lesson seemed appropriate with “yes, no, thank you, good” etc. However the order of lessons after that was confusing. I started to learn sentences like “she’s a thin woman“ and “ he loves giving complements”. Maybe there’s a method to the madness… I’ll continue. Output: Learning - Language availability - negative, Learning - Activities - positive, Learning - Visual aids - positive, Learning - Repeat functionality - negative, Learning - Lesson order - negative $$$