Boring and not for anybody who is not a beginner
The signup was really vague saying “Anybody at any level can use this app,” but it’s not true. The lessons are really low level and slow since it reads out everything. There are no advanced grammar lessons and the vocabulary is no better than looking up words in a dictionary. I switched to Duolingo, which is much better (and faster) for more advanced learners., , UPDATE:, I have been using (the free) Duolingo for 3 months now and it’s no contest. I deleted the Babbel app and never looked back. Why even pay for Babbel? But that’s just me—I know the stuff already and mostly just want to practice. I don’t really want “lessons” or view it that way. , ,  I tried Babbel one last time before it expires and it was soooo slow and a complete time-waster since I’m not a beginner. You have to wait for a phrase to be said in its entirety before you can begin to repeat it. It’s not that advanced and I didn’t appreciate that they don’t just say that up front. Duolingo has far more complicated phrases and you can do as many languages as you want. Plus they have that cute owl!
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App - Features - negative, App - Lessons - negative, App - Lessons - negative, App - User interface - negative, App - Value - negative, App - Lessons - positive, App - User interface - positive, App - Value - positive, App - Lessons - negative
### USER:Boring and not for anybody who is not a beginner, The signup was really vague saying “Anybody at any level can use this app,” but it’s not true. The lessons are really low level and slow since it reads out everything. There are no advanced grammar lessons and the vocabulary is no better than looking up words in a dictionary. I switched to Duolingo, which is much better (and faster) for more advanced learners., , UPDATE:, I have been using (the free) Duolingo for 3 months now and it’s no contest. I deleted the Babbel app and never looked back. Why even pay for Babbel? But that’s just me—I know the stuff already and mostly just want to practice. I don’t really want “lessons” or view it that way. , ,  I tried Babbel one last time before it expires and it was soooo slow and a complete time-waster since I’m not a beginner. You have to wait for a phrase to be said in its entirety before you can begin to repeat it. It’s not that advanced and I didn’t appreciate that they don’t just say that up front. Duolingo has far more complicated phrases and you can do as many languages as you want. Plus they have that cute owl! ### ASSISTANT: App - Features - negative, App - Lessons - negative, App - Lessons - negative, App - User interface - negative, App - Value - negative, App - Lessons - positive, App - User interface - positive, App - Value - positive, App - Lessons - negative )))
### Review: title: Boring and not for anybody who is not a beginner, content: The signup was really vague saying “Anybody at any level can use this app,” but it’s not true. The lessons are really low level and slow since it reads out everything. There are no advanced grammar lessons and the vocabulary is no better than looking up words in a dictionary. I switched to Duolingo, which is much better (and faster) for more advanced learners., , UPDATE:, I have been using (the free) Duolingo for 3 months now and it’s no contest. I deleted the Babbel app and never looked back. Why even pay for Babbel? But that’s just me—I know the stuff already and mostly just want to practice. I don’t really want “lessons” or view it that way. , ,  I tried Babbel one last time before it expires and it was soooo slow and a complete time-waster since I’m not a beginner. You have to wait for a phrase to be said in its entirety before you can begin to repeat it. It’s not that advanced and I didn’t appreciate that they don’t just say that up front. Duolingo has far more complicated phrases and you can do as many languages as you want. Plus they have that cute owl! ### Analysis: categories: App, App, App, App, App, App, App, App, App, aspects: Features, Lessons, Lessons, User interface, Value, Lessons, User interface, Value, Lessons, sentiments: negative, negative, negative, negative, negative, positive, positive, positive, negative )))
### Review: title: Boring and not for anybody who is not a beginner, content: The signup was really vague saying “Anybody at any level can use this app,” but it’s not true. The lessons are really low level and slow since it reads out everything. There are no advanced grammar lessons and the vocabulary is no better than looking up words in a dictionary. I switched to Duolingo, which is much better (and faster) for more advanced learners., , UPDATE:, I have been using (the free) Duolingo for 3 months now and it’s no contest. I deleted the Babbel app and never looked back. Why even pay for Babbel? But that’s just me—I know the stuff already and mostly just want to practice. I don’t really want “lessons” or view it that way. , ,  I tried Babbel one last time before it expires and it was soooo slow and a complete time-waster since I’m not a beginner. You have to wait for a phrase to be said in its entirety before you can begin to repeat it. It’s not that advanced and I didn’t appreciate that they don’t just say that up front. Duolingo has far more complicated phrases and you can do as many languages as you want. Plus they have that cute owl! ### Analysis: categories: (App, App, App, App, App, App, App, App, App) aspects: (Features, Lessons, Lessons, User interface, Value, Lessons, User interface, Value, Lessons) sentiments: (negative, negative, negative, negative, negative, positive, 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: Boring and not for anybody who is not a beginner, The signup was really vague saying “Anybody at any level can use this app,” but it’s not true. The lessons are really low level and slow since it reads out everything. There are no advanced grammar lessons and the vocabulary is no better than looking up words in a dictionary. I switched to Duolingo, which is much better (and faster) for more advanced learners., , UPDATE:, I have been using (the free) Duolingo for 3 months now and it’s no contest. I deleted the Babbel app and never looked back. Why even pay for Babbel? But that’s just me—I know the stuff already and mostly just want to practice. I don’t really want “lessons” or view it that way. , ,  I tried Babbel one last time before it expires and it was soooo slow and a complete time-waster since I’m not a beginner. You have to wait for a phrase to be said in its entirety before you can begin to repeat it. It’s not that advanced and I didn’t appreciate that they don’t just say that up front. Duolingo has far more complicated phrases and you can do as many languages as you want. Plus they have that cute owl! Output: App - Features - negative, App - Lessons - negative, App - Lessons - negative, App - User interface - negative, App - Value - negative, App - Lessons - positive, App - User interface - positive, App - Value - positive, App - Lessons - negative $$$