Best language app I’ve ever used
I took three years of traditional French courses in high school, but still feel somewhat uncomfortable speaking it in a public setting, as well as difficulty understanding native speakers at full speed.  I used another app for a while to try and improve my skills, but its scoring system felt unfair and arbitrary. , , I’ve been taking Babbel courses for a few months in preparation for a move to Berlin, and I can already feel the difference in how I’m learning the language.  It feels odd to just continue on when I get something wrong, or even when I have no idea how to respond, but the subtle clues dropped throughout the lessons, plus daily review often result in learning the language subconsciously. I’ve gotten used to getting the right answer immediately, without being able to recall exactly when I learned that word or phrase.  , , Due to the pandemic, I haven’t been able to move yet, but I’m already working with my German colleagues and while I’m not ready to try speaking German myself at work, I can usually understand some of what they’re talking about. , , I’ve also had some issues with voice recognition telling me my prononciation is incorrect, even though I’m sure I’m closer than other times when it’s marked me as correct.  I'm hoping they can add more detailed feedback in the future about what exactly I said incorrectly. I'll admit, sometimes I'm holding the phone in a way that obstructs the mic, so that part is on me.
Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning
Pronunciation, Recognition, Learning Method, Scoring System
negative, negative, positive, negative
Language Learning - Pronunciation - negative, Language Learning - Recognition - negative, Language Learning - Learning Method - positive, Language Learning - Scoring System - negative
### USER:Best language app I’ve ever used, I took three years of traditional French courses in high school, but still feel somewhat uncomfortable speaking it in a public setting, as well as difficulty understanding native speakers at full speed.  I used another app for a while to try and improve my skills, but its scoring system felt unfair and arbitrary. , , I’ve been taking Babbel courses for a few months in preparation for a move to Berlin, and I can already feel the difference in how I’m learning the language.  It feels odd to just continue on when I get something wrong, or even when I have no idea how to respond, but the subtle clues dropped throughout the lessons, plus daily review often result in learning the language subconsciously. I’ve gotten used to getting the right answer immediately, without being able to recall exactly when I learned that word or phrase.  , , Due to the pandemic, I haven’t been able to move yet, but I’m already working with my German colleagues and while I’m not ready to try speaking German myself at work, I can usually understand some of what they’re talking about. , , I’ve also had some issues with voice recognition telling me my prononciation is incorrect, even though I’m sure I’m closer than other times when it’s marked me as correct.  I'm hoping they can add more detailed feedback in the future about what exactly I said incorrectly. I'll admit, sometimes I'm holding the phone in a way that obstructs the mic, so that part is on me. ### ASSISTANT: Language Learning - Pronunciation - negative, Language Learning - Recognition - negative, Language Learning - Learning Method - positive, Language Learning - Scoring System - negative )))
### Review: title: Best language app I’ve ever used, content: I took three years of traditional French courses in high school, but still feel somewhat uncomfortable speaking it in a public setting, as well as difficulty understanding native speakers at full speed.  I used another app for a while to try and improve my skills, but its scoring system felt unfair and arbitrary. , , I’ve been taking Babbel courses for a few months in preparation for a move to Berlin, and I can already feel the difference in how I’m learning the language.  It feels odd to just continue on when I get something wrong, or even when I have no idea how to respond, but the subtle clues dropped throughout the lessons, plus daily review often result in learning the language subconsciously. I’ve gotten used to getting the right answer immediately, without being able to recall exactly when I learned that word or phrase.  , , Due to the pandemic, I haven’t been able to move yet, but I’m already working with my German colleagues and while I’m not ready to try speaking German myself at work, I can usually understand some of what they’re talking about. , , I’ve also had some issues with voice recognition telling me my prononciation is incorrect, even though I’m sure I’m closer than other times when it’s marked me as correct.  I'm hoping they can add more detailed feedback in the future about what exactly I said incorrectly. I'll admit, sometimes I'm holding the phone in a way that obstructs the mic, so that part is on me. ### Analysis: categories: Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning, aspects: Pronunciation, Recognition, Learning Method, Scoring System, sentiments: negative, negative, positive, negative )))
### Review: title: Best language app I’ve ever used, content: I took three years of traditional French courses in high school, but still feel somewhat uncomfortable speaking it in a public setting, as well as difficulty understanding native speakers at full speed.  I used another app for a while to try and improve my skills, but its scoring system felt unfair and arbitrary. , , I’ve been taking Babbel courses for a few months in preparation for a move to Berlin, and I can already feel the difference in how I’m learning the language.  It feels odd to just continue on when I get something wrong, or even when I have no idea how to respond, but the subtle clues dropped throughout the lessons, plus daily review often result in learning the language subconsciously. I’ve gotten used to getting the right answer immediately, without being able to recall exactly when I learned that word or phrase.  , , Due to the pandemic, I haven’t been able to move yet, but I’m already working with my German colleagues and while I’m not ready to try speaking German myself at work, I can usually understand some of what they’re talking about. , , I’ve also had some issues with voice recognition telling me my prononciation is incorrect, even though I’m sure I’m closer than other times when it’s marked me as correct.  I'm hoping they can add more detailed feedback in the future about what exactly I said incorrectly. I'll admit, sometimes I'm holding the phone in a way that obstructs the mic, so that part is on me. ### Analysis: categories: (Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning) aspects: (Pronunciation, Recognition, Learning Method, Scoring System) sentiments: (negative, negative, 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: Best language app I’ve ever used, I took three years of traditional French courses in high school, but still feel somewhat uncomfortable speaking it in a public setting, as well as difficulty understanding native speakers at full speed.  I used another app for a while to try and improve my skills, but its scoring system felt unfair and arbitrary. , , I’ve been taking Babbel courses for a few months in preparation for a move to Berlin, and I can already feel the difference in how I’m learning the language.  It feels odd to just continue on when I get something wrong, or even when I have no idea how to respond, but the subtle clues dropped throughout the lessons, plus daily review often result in learning the language subconsciously. I’ve gotten used to getting the right answer immediately, without being able to recall exactly when I learned that word or phrase.  , , Due to the pandemic, I haven’t been able to move yet, but I’m already working with my German colleagues and while I’m not ready to try speaking German myself at work, I can usually understand some of what they’re talking about. , , I’ve also had some issues with voice recognition telling me my prononciation is incorrect, even though I’m sure I’m closer than other times when it’s marked me as correct.  I'm hoping they can add more detailed feedback in the future about what exactly I said incorrectly. I'll admit, sometimes I'm holding the phone in a way that obstructs the mic, so that part is on me. Output: Language Learning - Pronunciation - negative, Language Learning - Recognition - negative, Language Learning - Learning Method - positive, Language Learning - Scoring System - negative $$$