Worth the money
I have used several different programs to teach myself Swedish over the years. The vocabulary in Rosetta Stone was outdated, making me sound like an eighty year old woman; and the microphone would never accept anything I said (or anything my husband, a native speaker, said, either). Duolingo was better, but the the vocabulary felt really limited to more formal conversation, and the microphone was still finicky. , , Babel is the first language program that not only has a microphone that doesn’t make me want to pull my hair out, but also teaches helpful, practical vocabulary and phrases in a memorable way that is more about storytelling and less about rote memorization. It includes lessons such as “Mumbling,” and a whole series of lessons on Swedish idioms. The class is thorough. I finally feel like I’m going to not just be able to speak Swedish, but really communicate. Worth the money.
Language learning, Language learning, Language learning, Language learning, Language learning, Language learning, Language learning, Language learning, Language learning, Language learning, Language learning
Vocabulary, Microphone, Microphone, Microphone, Phrases, Storytelling, Memorization, Lessons, Idioms, Thoroughness, Communication
Positive, Negative, Negative, Positive, Positive, Positive, Negative, Positive, Positive, Positive, Positive
Language learning - Vocabulary - Positive, Language learning - Microphone - Negative, Language learning - Microphone - Negative, Language learning - Microphone - Positive, Language learning - Phrases - Positive, Language learning - Storytelling - Positive, Language learning - Memorization - Negative, Language learning - Lessons - Positive, Language learning - Idioms - Positive, Language learning - Thoroughness - Positive, Language learning - Communication - Positive
### USER:Worth the money, I have used several different programs to teach myself Swedish over the years. The vocabulary in Rosetta Stone was outdated, making me sound like an eighty year old woman; and the microphone would never accept anything I said (or anything my husband, a native speaker, said, either). Duolingo was better, but the the vocabulary felt really limited to more formal conversation, and the microphone was still finicky. , , Babel is the first language program that not only has a microphone that doesn’t make me want to pull my hair out, but also teaches helpful, practical vocabulary and phrases in a memorable way that is more about storytelling and less about rote memorization. It includes lessons such as “Mumbling,” and a whole series of lessons on Swedish idioms. The class is thorough. I finally feel like I’m going to not just be able to speak Swedish, but really communicate. . ### ASSISTANT: Language learning - Vocabulary - Positive, Language learning - Microphone - Negative, Language learning - Microphone - Negative, Language learning - Microphone - Positive, Language learning - Phrases - Positive, Language learning - Storytelling - Positive, Language learning - Memorization - Negative, Language learning - Lessons - Positive, Language learning - Idioms - Positive, Language learning - Thoroughness - Positive, Language learning - Communication - Positive )))
### Review: title: Worth the money, content: I have used several different programs to teach myself Swedish over the years. The vocabulary in Rosetta Stone was outdated, making me sound like an eighty year old woman; and the microphone would never accept anything I said (or anything my husband, a native speaker, said, either). Duolingo was better, but the the vocabulary felt really limited to more formal conversation, and the microphone was still finicky. , , Babel is the first language program that not only has a microphone that doesn’t make me want to pull my hair out, but also teaches helpful, practical vocabulary and phrases in a memorable way that is more about storytelling and less about rote memorization. It includes lessons such as “Mumbling,” and a whole series of lessons on Swedish idioms. The class is thorough. I finally feel like I’m going to not just be able to speak Swedish, but really communicate. Worth the money. ### Analysis: categories: Language learning, Language learning, Language learning, Language learning, Language learning, Language learning, Language learning, Language learning, Language learning, Language learning, Language learning, aspects: Vocabulary, Microphone, Microphone, Microphone, Phrases, Storytelling, Memorization, Lessons, Idioms, Thoroughness, Communication, sentiments: Positive, Negative, Negative, Positive, Positive, Positive, Negative, Positive, Positive, Positive, Positive )))
### Review: title: Worth the money, content: I have used several different programs to teach myself Swedish over the years. The vocabulary in Rosetta Stone was outdated, making me sound like an eighty year old woman; and the microphone would never accept anything I said (or anything my husband, a native speaker, said, either). Duolingo was better, but the the vocabulary felt really limited to more formal conversation, and the microphone was still finicky. , , Babel is the first language program that not only has a microphone that doesn’t make me want to pull my hair out, but also teaches helpful, practical vocabulary and phrases in a memorable way that is more about storytelling and less about rote memorization. It includes lessons such as “Mumbling,” and a whole series of lessons on Swedish idioms. The class is thorough. I finally feel like I’m going to not just be able to speak Swedish, but really communicate. Worth the money. ### Analysis: categories: (Language learning, Language learning, Language learning, Language learning, Language learning, Language learning, Language learning, Language learning, Language learning, Language learning, Language learning) aspects: (Vocabulary, Microphone, Microphone, Microphone, Phrases, Storytelling, Memorization, Lessons, Idioms, Thoroughness, Communication) sentiments: (Positive, Negative, Negative, Positive, Positive, Positive, Negative, Positive, Positive, Positive, 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: Worth the money, I have used several different programs to teach myself Swedish over the years. The vocabulary in Rosetta Stone was outdated, making me sound like an eighty year old woman; and the microphone would never accept anything I said (or anything my husband, a native speaker, said, either). Duolingo was better, but the the vocabulary felt really limited to more formal conversation, and the microphone was still finicky. , , Babel is the first language program that not only has a microphone that doesn’t make me want to pull my hair out, but also teaches helpful, practical vocabulary and phrases in a memorable way that is more about storytelling and less about rote memorization. It includes lessons such as “Mumbling,” and a whole series of lessons on Swedish idioms. The class is thorough. I finally feel like I’m going to not just be able to speak Swedish, but really communicate. . Output: Language learning - Vocabulary - Positive, Language learning - Microphone - Negative, Language learning - Microphone - Negative, Language learning - Microphone - Positive, Language learning - Phrases - Positive, Language learning - Storytelling - Positive, Language learning - Memorization - Negative, Language learning - Lessons - Positive, Language learning - Idioms - Positive, Language learning - Thoroughness - Positive, Language learning - Communication - Positive $$$