Awesome next step in language learning
I downloaded/purchased Babbel after using Duolingo for quite some time and feeling like I had kinda hit a plateau in learning the language. The Babbel app is really nice to use and I find the pacing of lessons to be quite good, though they are definitely longer and more structured than Duolingo. You do get a nice variety of exercises in each lesson and I especially appreciate the realistic conversations and the use of conversational French terms/slang. I do occasionally have issues with the app registering where I click (i.e. I have to tap words in the right order to make a sentence but one of my taps on the screen won’t register so I’ll get it “wrong” and have to redo), so I do wish the app was more… responsive I guess? But honestly it’s not that big of a deal, just a minor annoyance when it happens. , , I also LOVE the little podcasts they offer! I really wish they had more episodes because there’s only five in my favorite one.
App, App, App, App, App, App
Responsiveness, Podcast, Lesson pacing, Variety of exercises, Realistic conversations, Conversational French terms/slang
Negative, Positive, Positive, Positive, Positive, Positive
App - Responsiveness - Negative, App - Podcast - Positive, App - Lesson pacing - Positive, App - Variety of exercises - Positive, App - Realistic conversations - Positive, App - Conversational French terms/slang - Positive
### USER:Awesome next step in language learning, I downloaded/purchased Babbel after using Duolingo for quite some time and feeling like I had kinda hit a plateau in learning the language. The Babbel app is really nice to use and I find the pacing of lessons to be quite good, though they are definitely longer and more structured than Duolingo. You do get a nice variety of exercises in each lesson and I especially appreciate the realistic conversations and the use of conversational French terms/slang. I do occasionally have issues with the app registering where I click (i.e. I have to tap words in the right order to make a sentence but one of my taps on the screen won’t register so I’ll get it “wrong” and have to redo), so I do wish the app was more… responsive I guess? But honestly it’s not that big of a deal, just a minor annoyance when it happens. , , I also LOVE the little podcasts they offer! I really wish they had more episodes because there’s only five in my favorite one. ### ASSISTANT: App - Responsiveness - Negative, App - Podcast - Positive, App - Lesson pacing - Positive, App - Variety of exercises - Positive, App - Realistic conversations - Positive, App - Conversational French terms/slang - Positive )))
### Review: title: Awesome next step in language learning, content: I downloaded/purchased Babbel after using Duolingo for quite some time and feeling like I had kinda hit a plateau in learning the language. The Babbel app is really nice to use and I find the pacing of lessons to be quite good, though they are definitely longer and more structured than Duolingo. You do get a nice variety of exercises in each lesson and I especially appreciate the realistic conversations and the use of conversational French terms/slang. I do occasionally have issues with the app registering where I click (i.e. I have to tap words in the right order to make a sentence but one of my taps on the screen won’t register so I’ll get it “wrong” and have to redo), so I do wish the app was more… responsive I guess? But honestly it’s not that big of a deal, just a minor annoyance when it happens. , , I also LOVE the little podcasts they offer! I really wish they had more episodes because there’s only five in my favorite one. ### Analysis: categories: App, App, App, App, App, App, aspects: Responsiveness, Podcast, Lesson pacing, Variety of exercises, Realistic conversations, Conversational French terms/slang, sentiments: Negative, Positive, Positive, Positive, Positive, Positive )))
### Review: title: Awesome next step in language learning, content: I downloaded/purchased Babbel after using Duolingo for quite some time and feeling like I had kinda hit a plateau in learning the language. The Babbel app is really nice to use and I find the pacing of lessons to be quite good, though they are definitely longer and more structured than Duolingo. You do get a nice variety of exercises in each lesson and I especially appreciate the realistic conversations and the use of conversational French terms/slang. I do occasionally have issues with the app registering where I click (i.e. I have to tap words in the right order to make a sentence but one of my taps on the screen won’t register so I’ll get it “wrong” and have to redo), so I do wish the app was more… responsive I guess? But honestly it’s not that big of a deal, just a minor annoyance when it happens. , , I also LOVE the little podcasts they offer! I really wish they had more episodes because there’s only five in my favorite one. ### Analysis: categories: (App, App, App, App, App, App) aspects: (Responsiveness, Podcast, Lesson pacing, Variety of exercises, Realistic conversations, Conversational French terms/slang) sentiments: (Negative, Positive, Positive, Positive, Positive, 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: Awesome next step in language learning, I downloaded/purchased Babbel after using Duolingo for quite some time and feeling like I had kinda hit a plateau in learning the language. The Babbel app is really nice to use and I find the pacing of lessons to be quite good, though they are definitely longer and more structured than Duolingo. You do get a nice variety of exercises in each lesson and I especially appreciate the realistic conversations and the use of conversational French terms/slang. I do occasionally have issues with the app registering where I click (i.e. I have to tap words in the right order to make a sentence but one of my taps on the screen won’t register so I’ll get it “wrong” and have to redo), so I do wish the app was more… responsive I guess? But honestly it’s not that big of a deal, just a minor annoyance when it happens. , , I also LOVE the little podcasts they offer! I really wish they had more episodes because there’s only five in my favorite one. Output: App - Responsiveness - Negative, App - Podcast - Positive, App - Lesson pacing - Positive, App - Variety of exercises - Positive, App - Realistic conversations - Positive, App - Conversational French terms/slang - Positive $$$