Not accessible for language students
I have been learning Spanish for five years in school, and although the United States education system limits my comprehension and vocabulary of Spanish, I do know all of the basics and several pieces of vocab. I use language learning apps to further my vocabulary and sentence comprehension. I’ve heard good things about Babble, so I thought I’d give it a try., , When I opened the app I selected Spanish and when prompted with how much knowledge I had, I said I knew the basics. The first lesson it offered me was how to say hello and goodbye. , , I am used to Duolingo where they quiz you to see how much you know before they select your lesson plan for you, so the app can  teach you at your learning level. I opened up the lesson learning plan and saw I knew the information up to lesson 13ish, but when I selected that lesson, it prompted me to purchase a subscription. What is the point of telling the app I know all the basics if they still start me at something I learned in 1st Grade (my school taught basic Spanish all my childhood, but I only started taking classes specializing in it 5 years ago)? Then they do not allow me to skip ahead! , , This app does not meet you on your learning level unless you’re willing to spend lots of money. Sorry Babble, but I am poor.
Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning
Comprehension, Lesson Plan, Interface
negative, negative, negative
Language Learning - Comprehension - negative, Language Learning - Lesson Plan - negative, Language Learning - Interface - negative
### USER:Not accessible for language students, I have been learning Spanish for five years in school, and although the United States education system limits my comprehension and vocabulary of Spanish, I do know all of the basics and several pieces of vocab. I use language learning apps to further my vocabulary and sentence comprehension. I’ve heard good things about Babble, so I thought I’d give it a try., , When I opened the app I selected Spanish and when prompted with how much knowledge I had, I said I knew the basics. The first lesson it offered me was how to say hello and goodbye. , , I am used to Duolingo where they quiz you to see how much you know before they select your lesson plan for you, so the app can  teach you at your learning level. I opened up the lesson learning plan and saw I knew the information up to lesson 13ish, but when I selected that lesson, it prompted me to purchase a subscription. What is the point of telling the app I know all the basics if they still start me at something I learned in 1st Grade (my school taught basic Spanish all my childhood, but I only started taking classes specializing in it 5 years ago)? Then they do not allow me to skip ahead! , , This app does not meet you on your learning level unless you’re willing to spend lots of money. Sorry Babble, but I am poor. ### ASSISTANT: Language Learning - Comprehension - negative, Language Learning - Lesson Plan - negative, Language Learning - Interface - negative )))
### Review: title: Not accessible for language students, content: I have been learning Spanish for five years in school, and although the United States education system limits my comprehension and vocabulary of Spanish, I do know all of the basics and several pieces of vocab. I use language learning apps to further my vocabulary and sentence comprehension. I’ve heard good things about Babble, so I thought I’d give it a try., , When I opened the app I selected Spanish and when prompted with how much knowledge I had, I said I knew the basics. The first lesson it offered me was how to say hello and goodbye. , , I am used to Duolingo where they quiz you to see how much you know before they select your lesson plan for you, so the app can  teach you at your learning level. I opened up the lesson learning plan and saw I knew the information up to lesson 13ish, but when I selected that lesson, it prompted me to purchase a subscription. What is the point of telling the app I know all the basics if they still start me at something I learned in 1st Grade (my school taught basic Spanish all my childhood, but I only started taking classes specializing in it 5 years ago)? Then they do not allow me to skip ahead! , , This app does not meet you on your learning level unless you’re willing to spend lots of money. Sorry Babble, but I am poor. ### Analysis: categories: Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning, aspects: Comprehension, Lesson Plan, Interface, sentiments: negative, negative, negative )))
### Review: title: Not accessible for language students, content: I have been learning Spanish for five years in school, and although the United States education system limits my comprehension and vocabulary of Spanish, I do know all of the basics and several pieces of vocab. I use language learning apps to further my vocabulary and sentence comprehension. I’ve heard good things about Babble, so I thought I’d give it a try., , When I opened the app I selected Spanish and when prompted with how much knowledge I had, I said I knew the basics. The first lesson it offered me was how to say hello and goodbye. , , I am used to Duolingo where they quiz you to see how much you know before they select your lesson plan for you, so the app can  teach you at your learning level. I opened up the lesson learning plan and saw I knew the information up to lesson 13ish, but when I selected that lesson, it prompted me to purchase a subscription. What is the point of telling the app I know all the basics if they still start me at something I learned in 1st Grade (my school taught basic Spanish all my childhood, but I only started taking classes specializing in it 5 years ago)? Then they do not allow me to skip ahead! , , This app does not meet you on your learning level unless you’re willing to spend lots of money. Sorry Babble, but I am poor. ### Analysis: categories: (Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning) aspects: (Comprehension, Lesson Plan, Interface) sentiments: (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: Not accessible for language students, I have been learning Spanish for five years in school, and although the United States education system limits my comprehension and vocabulary of Spanish, I do know all of the basics and several pieces of vocab. I use language learning apps to further my vocabulary and sentence comprehension. I’ve heard good things about Babble, so I thought I’d give it a try., , When I opened the app I selected Spanish and when prompted with how much knowledge I had, I said I knew the basics. The first lesson it offered me was how to say hello and goodbye. , , I am used to Duolingo where they quiz you to see how much you know before they select your lesson plan for you, so the app can  teach you at your learning level. I opened up the lesson learning plan and saw I knew the information up to lesson 13ish, but when I selected that lesson, it prompted me to purchase a subscription. What is the point of telling the app I know all the basics if they still start me at something I learned in 1st Grade (my school taught basic Spanish all my childhood, but I only started taking classes specializing in it 5 years ago)? Then they do not allow me to skip ahead! , , This app does not meet you on your learning level unless you’re willing to spend lots of money. Sorry Babble, but I am poor. Output: Language Learning - Comprehension - negative, Language Learning - Lesson Plan - negative, Language Learning - Interface - negative $$$