Not bad
(disclosure: I use this on iPad), Good app overall, with more languages than I expected based on the ad copy.  The ability to learn Turkish is pretty cool! , The extra context explaining “why” for some things is very nice, definitely helps with understanding and right up my alley as a why asking type of person. I would love to see more of this!,  The lessons seem to mimic the basic styles of exercises offered by Duolingo without much difference other than visual presentation.  The interface is clean and simple, but maybe a little sleepy?, Critiques, more specifically:, Microphone response delay is a little slow, I often get ahead of it and fail responses as a result (same as other apps that have this functionality, so nothing new but an opportunity to rise above the competition maybe), The UI is pleasant, but a bit too passive and not exciting.  I like getting excited about learning and this is like being awarded a prize by Ben Stein., No portrait mode.  Only supports landscape which makes cozying up tedious because the reach to center screen requires two hand juggling operation.  Takes focus away from the app for device handling. Also the onscreen keyboard covers some of the text and input fields, so more fiddling.
App, App, App, App, App, App, App, App, App
UI, Features, Price, Microphone, Vocabulary, Content, Learning Style, Presentation, Overall
Negative, Positive, Neutral, Negative, Positive, Positive, Neutral, Negative, Neutral
App - UI - Negative, App - Features - Positive, App - Price - Neutral, App - Microphone - Negative, App - Vocabulary - Positive, App - Content - Positive, App - Learning Style - Neutral, App - Presentation - Negative, App - Overall - Neutral
### USER:Not bad, (disclosure: I use this on iPad), Good app overall, with more languages than I expected based on the ad copy.  The ability to learn Turkish is pretty cool! , The extra context explaining “why” for some things is very nice, definitely helps with understanding and right up my alley as a why asking type of person. I would love to see more of this!,  The lessons seem to mimic the basic styles of exercises offered by Duolingo without much difference other than visual presentation.  The interface is clean and simple, but maybe a little sleepy?, Critiques, more specifically:, Microphone response delay is a little slow, I often get ahead of it and fail responses as a result (same as other apps that have this functionality, so nothing new but an opportunity to rise above the competition maybe), The UI is pleasant, but a bit too passive and not exciting.  I like getting excited about learning and this is like being awarded a prize by Ben Stein., No portrait mode.  Only supports landscape which makes cozying up tedious because the reach to center screen requires two hand juggling operation.  Takes focus away from the app for device handling. Also the onscreen keyboard covers some of the text and input fields, so more fiddling. ### ASSISTANT: App - UI - Negative, App - Features - Positive, App - Price - Neutral, App - Microphone - Negative, App - Vocabulary - Positive, App - Content - Positive, App - Learning Style - Neutral, App - Presentation - Negative, App - Overall - Neutral )))
### Review: title: Not bad, content: (disclosure: I use this on iPad), Good app overall, with more languages than I expected based on the ad copy.  The ability to learn Turkish is pretty cool! , The extra context explaining “why” for some things is very nice, definitely helps with understanding and right up my alley as a why asking type of person. I would love to see more of this!,  The lessons seem to mimic the basic styles of exercises offered by Duolingo without much difference other than visual presentation.  The interface is clean and simple, but maybe a little sleepy?, Critiques, more specifically:, Microphone response delay is a little slow, I often get ahead of it and fail responses as a result (same as other apps that have this functionality, so nothing new but an opportunity to rise above the competition maybe), The UI is pleasant, but a bit too passive and not exciting.  I like getting excited about learning and this is like being awarded a prize by Ben Stein., No portrait mode.  Only supports landscape which makes cozying up tedious because the reach to center screen requires two hand juggling operation.  Takes focus away from the app for device handling. Also the onscreen keyboard covers some of the text and input fields, so more fiddling. ### Analysis: categories: App, App, App, App, App, App, App, App, App, aspects: UI, Features, Price, Microphone, Vocabulary, Content, Learning Style, Presentation, Overall, sentiments: Negative, Positive, Neutral, Negative, Positive, Positive, Neutral, Negative, Neutral )))
### Review: title: Not bad, content: (disclosure: I use this on iPad), Good app overall, with more languages than I expected based on the ad copy.  The ability to learn Turkish is pretty cool! , The extra context explaining “why” for some things is very nice, definitely helps with understanding and right up my alley as a why asking type of person. I would love to see more of this!,  The lessons seem to mimic the basic styles of exercises offered by Duolingo without much difference other than visual presentation.  The interface is clean and simple, but maybe a little sleepy?, Critiques, more specifically:, Microphone response delay is a little slow, I often get ahead of it and fail responses as a result (same as other apps that have this functionality, so nothing new but an opportunity to rise above the competition maybe), The UI is pleasant, but a bit too passive and not exciting.  I like getting excited about learning and this is like being awarded a prize by Ben Stein., No portrait mode.  Only supports landscape which makes cozying up tedious because the reach to center screen requires two hand juggling operation.  Takes focus away from the app for device handling. Also the onscreen keyboard covers some of the text and input fields, so more fiddling. ### Analysis: categories: (App, App, App, App, App, App, App, App, App) aspects: (UI, Features, Price, Microphone, Vocabulary, Content, Learning Style, Presentation, Overall) sentiments: (Negative, Positive, Neutral, Negative, Positive, Positive, Neutral, Negative, Neutral) )))
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: Not bad, (disclosure: I use this on iPad), Good app overall, with more languages than I expected based on the ad copy.  The ability to learn Turkish is pretty cool! , The extra context explaining “why” for some things is very nice, definitely helps with understanding and right up my alley as a why asking type of person. I would love to see more of this!,  The lessons seem to mimic the basic styles of exercises offered by Duolingo without much difference other than visual presentation.  The interface is clean and simple, but maybe a little sleepy?, Critiques, more specifically:, Microphone response delay is a little slow, I often get ahead of it and fail responses as a result (same as other apps that have this functionality, so nothing new but an opportunity to rise above the competition maybe), The UI is pleasant, but a bit too passive and not exciting.  I like getting excited about learning and this is like being awarded a prize by Ben Stein., No portrait mode.  Only supports landscape which makes cozying up tedious because the reach to center screen requires two hand juggling operation.  Takes focus away from the app for device handling. Also the onscreen keyboard covers some of the text and input fields, so more fiddling. Output: App - UI - Negative, App - Features - Positive, App - Price - Neutral, App - Microphone - Negative, App - Vocabulary - Positive, App - Content - Positive, App - Learning Style - Neutral, App - Presentation - Negative, App - Overall - Neutral $$$