Not for real use
The way Babbel teaches you to use the language is not productive. They don’t give you the basics first. You jump straight into rote memorization of phrases without learning how to conjugate verbs or why nouns change in the phrases. I spent 6 years learning Spanish and used it throughout South/Central America and Spain. I wanted to learn Portuguese using Babbel and it’s been an incredibly frustrating experience. I got 6 months for a discount and it still wasn’t worth my money. If you really want to learn a language, there’s simply no substitute for taking a class. If Babbel would have at least started me off with the basics first, I likely would have finished the course. I spent over a month fighting through their terrible course before I gave up. It’s just not worth it.
App
Usability
Negative
App - Usability - Negative
### USER:Not for real use, The way Babbel teaches you to use the language is not productive. They don’t give you the basics first. You jump straight into rote memorization of phrases without learning how to conjugate verbs or why nouns change in the phrases. I spent 6 years learning Spanish and used it throughout South/Central America and Spain. I wanted to learn Portuguese using Babbel and it’s been an incredibly frustrating experience. I got 6 months for a discount and it still wasn’t worth my money. If you really want to learn a language, there’s simply no substitute for taking a class. If Babbel would have at least started me off with the basics first, I likely would have finished the course. I spent over a month fighting through their terrible course before I gave up. It’s just not worth it. ### ASSISTANT: App - Usability - Negative )))
### Review: title: Not for real use, content: The way Babbel teaches you to use the language is not productive. They don’t give you the basics first. You jump straight into rote memorization of phrases without learning how to conjugate verbs or why nouns change in the phrases. I spent 6 years learning Spanish and used it throughout South/Central America and Spain. I wanted to learn Portuguese using Babbel and it’s been an incredibly frustrating experience. I got 6 months for a discount and it still wasn’t worth my money. If you really want to learn a language, there’s simply no substitute for taking a class. If Babbel would have at least started me off with the basics first, I likely would have finished the course. I spent over a month fighting through their terrible course before I gave up. It’s just not worth it. ### Analysis: categories: App, aspects: Usability, sentiments: Negative )))
### Review: title: Not for real use, content: The way Babbel teaches you to use the language is not productive. They don’t give you the basics first. You jump straight into rote memorization of phrases without learning how to conjugate verbs or why nouns change in the phrases. I spent 6 years learning Spanish and used it throughout South/Central America and Spain. I wanted to learn Portuguese using Babbel and it’s been an incredibly frustrating experience. I got 6 months for a discount and it still wasn’t worth my money. If you really want to learn a language, there’s simply no substitute for taking a class. If Babbel would have at least started me off with the basics first, I likely would have finished the course. I spent over a month fighting through their terrible course before I gave up. It’s just not worth it. ### Analysis: categories: (App) aspects: (Usability) 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: Not for real use, The way Babbel teaches you to use the language is not productive. They don’t give you the basics first. You jump straight into rote memorization of phrases without learning how to conjugate verbs or why nouns change in the phrases. I spent 6 years learning Spanish and used it throughout South/Central America and Spain. I wanted to learn Portuguese using Babbel and it’s been an incredibly frustrating experience. I got 6 months for a discount and it still wasn’t worth my money. If you really want to learn a language, there’s simply no substitute for taking a class. If Babbel would have at least started me off with the basics first, I likely would have finished the course. I spent over a month fighting through their terrible course before I gave up. It’s just not worth it. Output: App - Usability - Negative $$$