Disappointing
I’m bilingual & understand quite a bit in languages that I don’t ‘speak.’ My daughter and I we’re going to take a trip to France. I purchased Babel more than eight weeks prior to departure. I didn’t expect to become fluent, I did expect to learn key words and phrases. After only a few basic words the program suddenly put out rapidly spoken, advanced conversations. I was completely lost, and found it frustrating. It was difficult, when possible, to figure out the content. I found two free apps that were more useful. One provided progressive steps and was fun. I’m still using both to learn French. My next language will be German. During my trip, I learned that the free apps had provided a much broader knowledge base and understanding of the language. Though far from fluent, I was able to understand, and often respond despite my minimal knowledge of the language. I’m going to cancel the last month of my subscription today. I would not recommend this app.
Learning Experience, Learning Experience, Learning Experience
Ease of Use, Helpfulness, Variety
negative, negative, positive
Learning Experience - Ease of Use - negative, Learning Experience - Helpfulness - negative, Learning Experience - Variety - positive
### USER:Disappointing, I’m bilingual & understand quite a bit in languages that I don’t ‘speak.’ My daughter and I we’re going to take a trip to France. I purchased Babel more than eight weeks prior to departure. I didn’t expect to become fluent, I did expect to learn key words and phrases. After only a few basic words the program suddenly put out rapidly spoken, advanced conversations. I was completely lost, and found it frustrating. It was difficult, when possible, to figure out the content. I found two free apps that were more useful. One provided progressive steps and was fun. I’m still using both to learn French. My next language will be German. During my trip, I learned that the free apps had provided a much broader knowledge base and understanding of the language. Though far from fluent, I was able to understand, and often respond despite my minimal knowledge of the language. I’m going to cancel the last month of my subscription today. I would not recommend this app. ### ASSISTANT: Learning Experience - Ease of Use - negative, Learning Experience - Helpfulness - negative, Learning Experience - Variety - positive )))
### Review: title: Disappointing, content: I’m bilingual & understand quite a bit in languages that I don’t ‘speak.’ My daughter and I we’re going to take a trip to France. I purchased Babel more than eight weeks prior to departure. I didn’t expect to become fluent, I did expect to learn key words and phrases. After only a few basic words the program suddenly put out rapidly spoken, advanced conversations. I was completely lost, and found it frustrating. It was difficult, when possible, to figure out the content. I found two free apps that were more useful. One provided progressive steps and was fun. I’m still using both to learn French. My next language will be German. During my trip, I learned that the free apps had provided a much broader knowledge base and understanding of the language. Though far from fluent, I was able to understand, and often respond despite my minimal knowledge of the language. I’m going to cancel the last month of my subscription today. I would not recommend this app. ### Analysis: categories: Learning Experience, Learning Experience, Learning Experience, aspects: Ease of Use, Helpfulness, Variety, sentiments: negative, negative, positive )))
### Review: title: Disappointing, content: I’m bilingual & understand quite a bit in languages that I don’t ‘speak.’ My daughter and I we’re going to take a trip to France. I purchased Babel more than eight weeks prior to departure. I didn’t expect to become fluent, I did expect to learn key words and phrases. After only a few basic words the program suddenly put out rapidly spoken, advanced conversations. I was completely lost, and found it frustrating. It was difficult, when possible, to figure out the content. I found two free apps that were more useful. One provided progressive steps and was fun. I’m still using both to learn French. My next language will be German. During my trip, I learned that the free apps had provided a much broader knowledge base and understanding of the language. Though far from fluent, I was able to understand, and often respond despite my minimal knowledge of the language. I’m going to cancel the last month of my subscription today. I would not recommend this app. ### Analysis: categories: (Learning Experience, Learning Experience, Learning Experience) aspects: (Ease of Use, Helpfulness, Variety) sentiments: (negative, negative, 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: Disappointing, I’m bilingual & understand quite a bit in languages that I don’t ‘speak.’ My daughter and I we’re going to take a trip to France. I purchased Babel more than eight weeks prior to departure. I didn’t expect to become fluent, I did expect to learn key words and phrases. After only a few basic words the program suddenly put out rapidly spoken, advanced conversations. I was completely lost, and found it frustrating. It was difficult, when possible, to figure out the content. I found two free apps that were more useful. One provided progressive steps and was fun. I’m still using both to learn French. My next language will be German. During my trip, I learned that the free apps had provided a much broader knowledge base and understanding of the language. Though far from fluent, I was able to understand, and often respond despite my minimal knowledge of the language. I’m going to cancel the last month of my subscription today. I would not recommend this app. Output: Learning Experience - Ease of Use - negative, Learning Experience - Helpfulness - negative, Learning Experience - Variety - positive $$$