Just SO close
Long time user. Babbel is fantastic, the program is great, the content is great., , HOWEVER, the iPad app should really have a portrait mode option. It feels wrong that it doesn’t. Maybe I’m missing something, but I don’t think so. I forget every time. I launch the app while holding my device upright and am greeted by a sideways screen. Very annoying. Likewise, as others have mentioned, a dark mode would be a real asset for learning without strain. Also, the games are a fun addition but there need to be more of them. Otherwise they become boring quickly due to their simplicity. , , Sorry to be negative. I’m nit picking. Babbel, in my opinion, is the most thorough digital program out there. Just needs a couple of soft touches to spoil us who are in it for the long haul.
UI/UX, UI/UX, Gamification, Functionality, Content, Gamification, Learning Style, Content
Portrait Mode, Dark Mode, Variety of Games, Bugs, Amount of Content, Variety of Game Modes, Speaking Focus, Clarity and Organization
Negative, Positive, Negative, Negative, Negative, Neutral, Negative, Positive
UI/UX - Portrait Mode - Negative, UI/UX - Dark Mode - Positive, Gamification - Variety of Games - Negative, App-Review: ('Has bugs and needs more content but a good start', ': ', 'I really like the concept and the content that is already there. It’s fun to learn this way! \n\nUnfortunately, the app crashes very often at the moment. This makes it hard to advance and learn new stuff. \n\nIt would also be nice to have more options for game modes.'), Functionality - Bugs - Negative, Content - Amount of Content - Negative, Gamification - Variety of Game Modes - Neutral, App-Review: ('Not my cup of coffee', ': ', 'I tried this app and I do think it’s well made. I’m just not a fan of learning languages this way. The focus on speaking makes me feel pressured, like I have to speak the language from day one. I know that’s not true, but that’s just how it felt to me. \n\nI like the content of the app though, it’s clear and organized. I can recommend it to people who like to learn while speaking.'), Learning Style - Speaking Focus - Negative, Content - Clarity and Organization - Positive
### USER:Just SO close, Long time user. Babbel is fantastic, the program is great, the content is great., , HOWEVER, the iPad app should really have a portrait mode option. It feels wrong that it doesn’t. Maybe I’m missing something, but I don’t think so. I forget every time. I launch the app while holding my device upright and am greeted by a sideways screen. Very annoying. Likewise, as others have mentioned, a dark mode would be a real asset for learning without strain. Also, the games are a fun addition but there need to be more of them. Otherwise they become boring quickly due to their simplicity. , , Sorry to be negative. I’m nit picking. Babbel, in my opinion, is the most thorough digital program out there. Just needs a couple of soft touches to spoil us who are in it for the long haul. ### ASSISTANT: UI/UX - Portrait Mode - Negative, UI/UX - Dark Mode - Positive, Gamification - Variety of Games - Negative, App-Review: ('Has bugs and needs more content but a good start', ': ', 'I really like the concept and the content that is already there. It’s fun to learn this way! \n\nUnfortunately, the app crashes very often at the moment. This makes it hard to advance and learn new stuff. \n\nIt would also be nice to have more options for game modes.'), Functionality - Bugs - Negative, Content - Amount of Content - Negative, Gamification - Variety of Game Modes - Neutral, App-Review: ('Not my cup of coffee', ': ', 'I tried this app and I do think it’s well made. I’m just not a fan of learning languages this way. The focus on speaking makes me feel pressured, like I have to speak the language from day one. I know that’s not true, but that’s just how it felt to me. \n\nI like the content of the app though, it’s clear and organized. I can recommend it to people who like to learn while speaking.'), Learning Style - Speaking Focus - Negative, Content - Clarity and Organization - Positive )))
### Review: title: Just SO close, content: Long time user. Babbel is fantastic, the program is great, the content is great., , HOWEVER, the iPad app should really have a portrait mode option. It feels wrong that it doesn’t. Maybe I’m missing something, but I don’t think so. I forget every time. I launch the app while holding my device upright and am greeted by a sideways screen. Very annoying. Likewise, as others have mentioned, a dark mode would be a real asset for learning without strain. Also, the games are a fun addition but there need to be more of them. Otherwise they become boring quickly due to their simplicity. , , Sorry to be negative. I’m nit picking. Babbel, in my opinion, is the most thorough digital program out there. Just needs a couple of soft touches to spoil us who are in it for the long haul. ### Analysis: categories: UI/UX, UI/UX, Gamification, Functionality, Content, Gamification, Learning Style, Content, aspects: Portrait Mode, Dark Mode, Variety of Games, Bugs, Amount of Content, Variety of Game Modes, Speaking Focus, Clarity and Organization, sentiments: Negative, Positive, Negative, Negative, Negative, Neutral, Negative, Positive )))
### Review: title: Just SO close, content: Long time user. Babbel is fantastic, the program is great, the content is great., , HOWEVER, the iPad app should really have a portrait mode option. It feels wrong that it doesn’t. Maybe I’m missing something, but I don’t think so. I forget every time. I launch the app while holding my device upright and am greeted by a sideways screen. Very annoying. Likewise, as others have mentioned, a dark mode would be a real asset for learning without strain. Also, the games are a fun addition but there need to be more of them. Otherwise they become boring quickly due to their simplicity. , , Sorry to be negative. I’m nit picking. Babbel, in my opinion, is the most thorough digital program out there. Just needs a couple of soft touches to spoil us who are in it for the long haul. ### Analysis: categories: (UI/UX, UI/UX, Gamification, Functionality, Content, Gamification, Learning Style, Content) aspects: (Portrait Mode, Dark Mode, Variety of Games, Bugs, Amount of Content, Variety of Game Modes, Speaking Focus, Clarity and Organization) sentiments: (Negative, Positive, Negative, Negative, Negative, Neutral, 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: Just SO close, Long time user. Babbel is fantastic, the program is great, the content is great., , HOWEVER, the iPad app should really have a portrait mode option. It feels wrong that it doesn’t. Maybe I’m missing something, but I don’t think so. I forget every time. I launch the app while holding my device upright and am greeted by a sideways screen. Very annoying. Likewise, as others have mentioned, a dark mode would be a real asset for learning without strain. Also, the games are a fun addition but there need to be more of them. Otherwise they become boring quickly due to their simplicity. , , Sorry to be negative. I’m nit picking. Babbel, in my opinion, is the most thorough digital program out there. Just needs a couple of soft touches to spoil us who are in it for the long haul. Output: UI/UX - Portrait Mode - Negative, UI/UX - Dark Mode - Positive, Gamification - Variety of Games - Negative, App-Review: ('Has bugs and needs more content but a good start', ': ', 'I really like the concept and the content that is already there. It’s fun to learn this way! \n\nUnfortunately, the app crashes very often at the moment. This makes it hard to advance and learn new stuff. \n\nIt would also be nice to have more options for game modes.'), Functionality - Bugs - Negative, Content - Amount of Content - Negative, Gamification - Variety of Game Modes - Neutral, App-Review: ('Not my cup of coffee', ': ', 'I tried this app and I do think it’s well made. I’m just not a fan of learning languages this way. The focus on speaking makes me feel pressured, like I have to speak the language from day one. I know that’s not true, but that’s just how it felt to me. \n\nI like the content of the app though, it’s clear and organized. I can recommend it to people who like to learn while speaking.'), Learning Style - Speaking Focus - Negative, Content - Clarity and Organization - Positive $$$