Immediately goes into conversation. Voice recognition is horrible
I am using Babbel to learn conversational Spanish. I can see why this will quickly help you get conversational in a language because it jumps right into it.  For someone who is a true beginner, this is too difficult and will make you frustrated because it spends almost no time teaching about things that make Spanish so different from English like sentence structure, word order, verb variations and masculine vs feminine structure, adverbs and adjectives. I should’ve bought this after doing Duolingo for a 3-6 months.  That program is pretty elementary but for someone learning a new language for the very first time, you need the elementary lessons first. , , Also, the voice recognition is absolutely horrendous. I get so frustrated with it that I just skip that part which then just launches the whole learning conversation so I have to go back and review it bit by bit. It truly is that horrible. Even when I say it perfectly, it doesn’t recognize. , , Overall, yes it’ll help you get conversational quickly. However if you are learning a second language for the very first time, I would suggest a simpler program and then jump into Babbel.
Learning, Learning, Learning, Learning, Learning, Learning, Voice Recognition
Conversational, Sentence Structure, Word Order, Verb Variations, Masculine vs Feminine Structure, Adverbs and Adjectives, Voice Recognition
Positive, Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative
Learning - Conversational - Positive, Learning - Sentence Structure - Negative, Learning - Word Order - Negative, Learning - Verb Variations - Negative, Learning - Masculine vs Feminine Structure - Negative, Learning - Adverbs and Adjectives - Negative, Voice Recognition - Voice Recognition - Negative
### USER:Immediately goes into conversation. Voice recognition is horrible, I am using Babbel to learn conversational Spanish. I can see why this will quickly help you get conversational in a language because it jumps right into it.  For someone who is a true beginner, this is too difficult and will make you frustrated because it spends almost no time teaching about things that make Spanish so different from English like sentence structure, word order, verb variations and masculine vs feminine structure, adverbs and adjectives. I should’ve bought this after doing Duolingo for a 3-6 months.  That program is pretty elementary but for someone learning a new language for the very first time, you need the elementary lessons first. , , Also, the voice recognition is absolutely horrendous. I get so frustrated with it that I just skip that part which then just launches the whole learning conversation so I have to go back and review it bit by bit. It truly is that horrible. Even when I say it perfectly, it doesn’t recognize. , , Overall, yes it’ll help you get conversational quickly. However if you are learning a second language for the very first time, I would suggest a simpler program and then jump into Babbel. ### ASSISTANT: Learning - Conversational - Positive, Learning - Sentence Structure - Negative, Learning - Word Order - Negative, Learning - Verb Variations - Negative, Learning - Masculine vs Feminine Structure - Negative, Learning - Adverbs and Adjectives - Negative, Voice Recognition - Voice Recognition - Negative )))
### Review: title: Immediately goes into conversation. Voice recognition is horrible, content: I am using Babbel to learn conversational Spanish. I can see why this will quickly help you get conversational in a language because it jumps right into it.  For someone who is a true beginner, this is too difficult and will make you frustrated because it spends almost no time teaching about things that make Spanish so different from English like sentence structure, word order, verb variations and masculine vs feminine structure, adverbs and adjectives. I should’ve bought this after doing Duolingo for a 3-6 months.  That program is pretty elementary but for someone learning a new language for the very first time, you need the elementary lessons first. , , Also, the voice recognition is absolutely horrendous. I get so frustrated with it that I just skip that part which then just launches the whole learning conversation so I have to go back and review it bit by bit. It truly is that horrible. Even when I say it perfectly, it doesn’t recognize. , , Overall, yes it’ll help you get conversational quickly. However if you are learning a second language for the very first time, I would suggest a simpler program and then jump into Babbel. ### Analysis: categories: Learning, Learning, Learning, Learning, Learning, Learning, Voice Recognition, aspects: Conversational, Sentence Structure, Word Order, Verb Variations, Masculine vs Feminine Structure, Adverbs and Adjectives, Voice Recognition, sentiments: Positive, Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative )))
### Review: title: Immediately goes into conversation. Voice recognition is horrible, content: I am using Babbel to learn conversational Spanish. I can see why this will quickly help you get conversational in a language because it jumps right into it.  For someone who is a true beginner, this is too difficult and will make you frustrated because it spends almost no time teaching about things that make Spanish so different from English like sentence structure, word order, verb variations and masculine vs feminine structure, adverbs and adjectives. I should’ve bought this after doing Duolingo for a 3-6 months.  That program is pretty elementary but for someone learning a new language for the very first time, you need the elementary lessons first. , , Also, the voice recognition is absolutely horrendous. I get so frustrated with it that I just skip that part which then just launches the whole learning conversation so I have to go back and review it bit by bit. It truly is that horrible. Even when I say it perfectly, it doesn’t recognize. , , Overall, yes it’ll help you get conversational quickly. However if you are learning a second language for the very first time, I would suggest a simpler program and then jump into Babbel. ### Analysis: categories: (Learning, Learning, Learning, Learning, Learning, Learning, Voice Recognition) aspects: (Conversational, Sentence Structure, Word Order, Verb Variations, Masculine vs Feminine Structure, Adverbs and Adjectives, Voice Recognition) sentiments: (Positive, Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative, 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: Immediately goes into conversation. Voice recognition is horrible, I am using Babbel to learn conversational Spanish. I can see why this will quickly help you get conversational in a language because it jumps right into it.  For someone who is a true beginner, this is too difficult and will make you frustrated because it spends almost no time teaching about things that make Spanish so different from English like sentence structure, word order, verb variations and masculine vs feminine structure, adverbs and adjectives. I should’ve bought this after doing Duolingo for a 3-6 months.  That program is pretty elementary but for someone learning a new language for the very first time, you need the elementary lessons first. , , Also, the voice recognition is absolutely horrendous. I get so frustrated with it that I just skip that part which then just launches the whole learning conversation so I have to go back and review it bit by bit. It truly is that horrible. Even when I say it perfectly, it doesn’t recognize. , , Overall, yes it’ll help you get conversational quickly. However if you are learning a second language for the very first time, I would suggest a simpler program and then jump into Babbel. Output: Learning - Conversational - Positive, Learning - Sentence Structure - Negative, Learning - Word Order - Negative, Learning - Verb Variations - Negative, Learning - Masculine vs Feminine Structure - Negative, Learning - Adverbs and Adjectives - Negative, Voice Recognition - Voice Recognition - Negative $$$