Great language learning app
I’ve been learning German using Babbel. I feel like I’ve gotten a really good understanding of how the language works; you’re not just memorizing stuff like other apps. I put my german to the test recently traveling in Switzerland, Austria, and Germany and was relieved to find that (although I made mistakes all the time as all learners do) I was actually able to create sentences and respond to real life scenarios. , , The only part that I really, truly dislike is that when you don’t use the app for a few days, the opening screen says something like “welcome back! It’s ok, the important thing is that you showed up!” I guess that this is probably meant to be encouraging, but it does not come off that way. Just let me restart my learning without the guilt trip, geez.
Language learning, Language learning, Interface
Learning, Real-life application, Opening screen
positive, positive, negative
Language learning - Learning - positive, Language learning - Real-life application - positive, Interface - Opening screen - negative
### USER:Great language learning app, I’ve been learning German using Babbel. I feel like I’ve gotten a really good understanding of how the language works; you’re not just memorizing stuff like other apps. I put my german to the test recently traveling in Switzerland, Austria, and Germany and was relieved to find that (although I made mistakes all the time as all learners do) I was actually able to create sentences and respond to real life scenarios. , , The only part that I really, truly dislike is that when you don’t use the app for a few days, the opening screen says something like “welcome back! It’s ok, the important thing is that you showed up!” I guess that this is probably meant to be encouraging, but it does not come off that way. Just let me restart my learning without the guilt trip, geez. ### ASSISTANT: Language learning - Learning - positive, Language learning - Real-life application - positive, Interface - Opening screen - negative )))
### Review: title: Great language learning app, content: I’ve been learning German using Babbel. I feel like I’ve gotten a really good understanding of how the language works; you’re not just memorizing stuff like other apps. I put my german to the test recently traveling in Switzerland, Austria, and Germany and was relieved to find that (although I made mistakes all the time as all learners do) I was actually able to create sentences and respond to real life scenarios. , , The only part that I really, truly dislike is that when you don’t use the app for a few days, the opening screen says something like “welcome back! It’s ok, the important thing is that you showed up!” I guess that this is probably meant to be encouraging, but it does not come off that way. Just let me restart my learning without the guilt trip, geez. ### Analysis: categories: Language learning, Language learning, Interface, aspects: Learning, Real-life application, Opening screen, sentiments: positive, positive, negative )))
### Review: title: Great language learning app, content: I’ve been learning German using Babbel. I feel like I’ve gotten a really good understanding of how the language works; you’re not just memorizing stuff like other apps. I put my german to the test recently traveling in Switzerland, Austria, and Germany and was relieved to find that (although I made mistakes all the time as all learners do) I was actually able to create sentences and respond to real life scenarios. , , The only part that I really, truly dislike is that when you don’t use the app for a few days, the opening screen says something like “welcome back! It’s ok, the important thing is that you showed up!” I guess that this is probably meant to be encouraging, but it does not come off that way. Just let me restart my learning without the guilt trip, geez. ### Analysis: categories: (Language learning, Language learning, Interface) aspects: (Learning, Real-life application, Opening screen) sentiments: (positive, positive, 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: Great language learning app, I’ve been learning German using Babbel. I feel like I’ve gotten a really good understanding of how the language works; you’re not just memorizing stuff like other apps. I put my german to the test recently traveling in Switzerland, Austria, and Germany and was relieved to find that (although I made mistakes all the time as all learners do) I was actually able to create sentences and respond to real life scenarios. , , The only part that I really, truly dislike is that when you don’t use the app for a few days, the opening screen says something like “welcome back! It’s ok, the important thing is that you showed up!” I guess that this is probably meant to be encouraging, but it does not come off that way. Just let me restart my learning without the guilt trip, geez. Output: Language learning - Learning - positive, Language learning - Real-life application - positive, Interface - Opening screen - negative $$$