Mixed message
Right after the male/female pronoun lesson for the times of day, and what we’re supposed to use depending on if we’re saying something about ourselves or to someone...I was supposed to select whether it’s the masculine or feminine form for, “____ dias Marta.”  Both people in the picture are female so I assume Marta is a female and select the feminine form, and am told I’m wrong. I get the next two right for tardes and noches... and no, I did not use the feminine form for both of them, I chose according to my lesson on who is speaking/being spoken to. So when I go online and look on Spanishdict, it’s saying it should *always* be buenos and never buenas because *dias* is masculine. It says it has nothing to do with speaker or who’s being addressed. So which is it Babbel, because you say I got one wrong and two right when I did it your way...
App-Learning
Instructions
Negative
App-Learning - Instructions - Negative
### USER:Mixed message, Right after the male/female pronoun lesson for the times of day, and what we’re supposed to use depending on if we’re saying something about ourselves or to someone...I was supposed to select whether it’s the masculine or feminine form for, “____ dias Marta.”  Both people in the picture are female so I assume Marta is a female and select the feminine form, and am told I’m wrong. I get the next two right for tardes and noches... and no, I did not use the feminine form for both of them, I chose according to my lesson on who is speaking/being spoken to. So when I go online and look on Spanishdict, it’s saying it should *always* be buenos and never buenas because *dias* is masculine. It says it has nothing to do with speaker or who’s being addressed. So which is it Babbel, because you say I got one wrong and two right when I did it your way... ### ASSISTANT: App-Learning - Instructions - Negative )))
### Review: title: Mixed message, content: Right after the male/female pronoun lesson for the times of day, and what we’re supposed to use depending on if we’re saying something about ourselves or to someone...I was supposed to select whether it’s the masculine or feminine form for, “____ dias Marta.”  Both people in the picture are female so I assume Marta is a female and select the feminine form, and am told I’m wrong. I get the next two right for tardes and noches... and no, I did not use the feminine form for both of them, I chose according to my lesson on who is speaking/being spoken to. So when I go online and look on Spanishdict, it’s saying it should *always* be buenos and never buenas because *dias* is masculine. It says it has nothing to do with speaker or who’s being addressed. So which is it Babbel, because you say I got one wrong and two right when I did it your way... ### Analysis: categories: App-Learning, aspects: Instructions, sentiments: Negative )))
### Review: title: Mixed message, content: Right after the male/female pronoun lesson for the times of day, and what we’re supposed to use depending on if we’re saying something about ourselves or to someone...I was supposed to select whether it’s the masculine or feminine form for, “____ dias Marta.”  Both people in the picture are female so I assume Marta is a female and select the feminine form, and am told I’m wrong. I get the next two right for tardes and noches... and no, I did not use the feminine form for both of them, I chose according to my lesson on who is speaking/being spoken to. So when I go online and look on Spanishdict, it’s saying it should *always* be buenos and never buenas because *dias* is masculine. It says it has nothing to do with speaker or who’s being addressed. So which is it Babbel, because you say I got one wrong and two right when I did it your way... ### Analysis: categories: (App-Learning) aspects: (Instructions) sentiments: (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: Mixed message, Right after the male/female pronoun lesson for the times of day, and what we’re supposed to use depending on if we’re saying something about ourselves or to someone...I was supposed to select whether it’s the masculine or feminine form for, “____ dias Marta.”  Both people in the picture are female so I assume Marta is a female and select the feminine form, and am told I’m wrong. I get the next two right for tardes and noches... and no, I did not use the feminine form for both of them, I chose according to my lesson on who is speaking/being spoken to. So when I go online and look on Spanishdict, it’s saying it should *always* be buenos and never buenas because *dias* is masculine. It says it has nothing to do with speaker or who’s being addressed. So which is it Babbel, because you say I got one wrong and two right when I did it your way... Output: App-Learning - Instructions - Negative $$$