Steep cliff
I’ve been using the app to learn Italian. The beginner courses are excellent. I have learned a lot in just the beginner courses and the supplementary courses that go along with it. , , However once you get to the in depth courses, it makes an awful assumption that you’re already fluent, can listen and comprehend full speed conversations. You can’t. Not unless you get to practice conversation everyday in which case you wouldn’t need this app. , , Listening to native speakers is a huge benefit over other apps, but the expectations are way too high after the initial beginner courses.  Unless you have a tutor or another native speaker around, I would stop the courses after you’re done the beginners courses and only pick it up once you had the chance to learn with a real native speaker that gives you the practice you need to make it through the rest of the courses.
Learning, Learning, Learning, Listening, Listening
Beginner courses, In-depth courses, Supplementary courses, Native speakers, Expectations
positive, negative, positive, positive, negative
Learning - Beginner courses - positive, Learning - In-depth courses - negative, Learning - Supplementary courses - positive, Listening - Native speakers - positive, Listening - Expectations - negative
### USER:Steep cliff, I’ve been using the app to learn Italian. The beginner courses are excellent. I have learned a lot in just the beginner courses and the supplementary courses that go along with it. , , However once you get to the in depth courses, it makes an awful assumption that you’re already fluent, can listen and comprehend full speed conversations. You can’t. Not unless you get to practice conversation everyday in which case you wouldn’t need this app. , , Listening to native speakers is a huge benefit over other apps, but the expectations are way too high after the initial beginner courses.  Unless you have a tutor or another native speaker around, I would stop the courses after you’re done the beginners courses and only pick it up once you had the chance to learn with a real native speaker that gives you the practice you need to make it through the rest of the courses. ### ASSISTANT: Learning - Beginner courses - positive, Learning - In-depth courses - negative, Learning - Supplementary courses - positive, Listening - Native speakers - positive, Listening - Expectations - negative )))
### Review: title: Steep cliff, content: I’ve been using the app to learn Italian. The beginner courses are excellent. I have learned a lot in just the beginner courses and the supplementary courses that go along with it. , , However once you get to the in depth courses, it makes an awful assumption that you’re already fluent, can listen and comprehend full speed conversations. You can’t. Not unless you get to practice conversation everyday in which case you wouldn’t need this app. , , Listening to native speakers is a huge benefit over other apps, but the expectations are way too high after the initial beginner courses.  Unless you have a tutor or another native speaker around, I would stop the courses after you’re done the beginners courses and only pick it up once you had the chance to learn with a real native speaker that gives you the practice you need to make it through the rest of the courses. ### Analysis: categories: Learning, Learning, Learning, Listening, Listening, aspects: Beginner courses, In-depth courses, Supplementary courses, Native speakers, Expectations, sentiments: positive, negative, positive, positive, negative )))
### Review: title: Steep cliff, content: I’ve been using the app to learn Italian. The beginner courses are excellent. I have learned a lot in just the beginner courses and the supplementary courses that go along with it. , , However once you get to the in depth courses, it makes an awful assumption that you’re already fluent, can listen and comprehend full speed conversations. You can’t. Not unless you get to practice conversation everyday in which case you wouldn’t need this app. , , Listening to native speakers is a huge benefit over other apps, but the expectations are way too high after the initial beginner courses.  Unless you have a tutor or another native speaker around, I would stop the courses after you’re done the beginners courses and only pick it up once you had the chance to learn with a real native speaker that gives you the practice you need to make it through the rest of the courses. ### Analysis: categories: (Learning, Learning, Learning, Listening, Listening) aspects: (Beginner courses, In-depth courses, Supplementary courses, Native speakers, Expectations) sentiments: (positive, negative, 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: Steep cliff, I’ve been using the app to learn Italian. The beginner courses are excellent. I have learned a lot in just the beginner courses and the supplementary courses that go along with it. , , However once you get to the in depth courses, it makes an awful assumption that you’re already fluent, can listen and comprehend full speed conversations. You can’t. Not unless you get to practice conversation everyday in which case you wouldn’t need this app. , , Listening to native speakers is a huge benefit over other apps, but the expectations are way too high after the initial beginner courses.  Unless you have a tutor or another native speaker around, I would stop the courses after you’re done the beginners courses and only pick it up once you had the chance to learn with a real native speaker that gives you the practice you need to make it through the rest of the courses. Output: Learning - Beginner courses - positive, Learning - In-depth courses - negative, Learning - Supplementary courses - positive, Listening - Native speakers - positive, Listening - Expectations - negative $$$