Clearly more helpful for real conversations
I did Duolingo for several months twice, and could quickly progress through the levels, but didn't feel I was retaining enough. , I started Babbel a few days ago, and one thing leaps out at me. Babbel quickly makes an important distinction between casual and formal conversation and when to use them. In an example between a realtor & customer, Babbel teaches to ask "how are you?" formally, as "Vie geht es Ihnen?"  , This seems important for a new German speaker/traveller to know! But I don't recall Duolingo having used the word "ihnen" at all...
Language
Formality
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Language - Formality - positive
### USER:Clearly more helpful for real conversations, I did Duolingo for several months twice, and could quickly progress through the levels, but didn't feel I was retaining enough. , I started Babbel a few days ago, and one thing leaps out at me. Babbel quickly makes an important distinction between casual and formal conversation and when to use them. In an example between a realtor & customer, Babbel teaches to ask "how are you?" formally, as "Vie geht es Ihnen?"  , This seems important for a new German speaker/traveller to know! But I don't recall Duolingo having used the word "ihnen" at all... ### ASSISTANT: Language - Formality - positive )))
### Review: title: Clearly more helpful for real conversations, content: I did Duolingo for several months twice, and could quickly progress through the levels, but didn't feel I was retaining enough. , I started Babbel a few days ago, and one thing leaps out at me. Babbel quickly makes an important distinction between casual and formal conversation and when to use them. In an example between a realtor & customer, Babbel teaches to ask "how are you?" formally, as "Vie geht es Ihnen?"  , This seems important for a new German speaker/traveller to know! But I don't recall Duolingo having used the word "ihnen" at all... ### Analysis: categories: Language, aspects: Formality, sentiments: positive )))
### Review: title: Clearly more helpful for real conversations, content: I did Duolingo for several months twice, and could quickly progress through the levels, but didn't feel I was retaining enough. , I started Babbel a few days ago, and one thing leaps out at me. Babbel quickly makes an important distinction between casual and formal conversation and when to use them. In an example between a realtor & customer, Babbel teaches to ask "how are you?" formally, as "Vie geht es Ihnen?"  , This seems important for a new German speaker/traveller to know! But I don't recall Duolingo having used the word "ihnen" at all... ### Analysis: categories: (Language) aspects: (Formality) sentiments: (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: Clearly more helpful for real conversations, I did Duolingo for several months twice, and could quickly progress through the levels, but didn't feel I was retaining enough. , I started Babbel a few days ago, and one thing leaps out at me. Babbel quickly makes an important distinction between casual and formal conversation and when to use them. In an example between a realtor & customer, Babbel teaches to ask "how are you?" formally, as "Vie geht es Ihnen?"  , This seems important for a new German speaker/traveller to know! But I don't recall Duolingo having used the word "ihnen" at all... Output: Language - Formality - positive $$$