It works but feels like homework
I have both the paid version of Babbel and Duolingo. Babbel immerses you into conversational foreign language much much sooner. I’m learning Italian, and I definitely see value in the Babbel exercises. I will say using the app brings me no joy. It feels like homework I have to do, rather than a game. Duolingo on the other hand keeps me engaged and looking forward to playing again and again. I think is has to do with the pace. Babbel gives much slower feedback. Duolingo gives fast feedback, if you get something wrong you move right on to the next question then visit the wrong answer at the end.
App, App, App
Feedback, Engagement, Pace
Negative, Negative, Negative
App - Feedback - Negative, App - Engagement - Negative, App - Pace - Negative
### USER:It works but feels like homework, I have both the paid version of Babbel and Duolingo. Babbel immerses you into conversational foreign language much much sooner. I’m learning Italian, and I definitely see value in the Babbel exercises. I will say using the app brings me no joy. It feels like homework I have to do, rather than a game. Duolingo on the other hand keeps me engaged and looking forward to playing again and again. I think is has to do with the pace. Babbel gives much slower feedback. Duolingo gives fast feedback, if you get something wrong you move right on to the next question then visit the wrong answer at the end. ### ASSISTANT: App - Feedback - Negative, App - Engagement - Negative, App - Pace - Negative )))
### Review: title: It works but feels like homework, content: I have both the paid version of Babbel and Duolingo. Babbel immerses you into conversational foreign language much much sooner. I’m learning Italian, and I definitely see value in the Babbel exercises. I will say using the app brings me no joy. It feels like homework I have to do, rather than a game. Duolingo on the other hand keeps me engaged and looking forward to playing again and again. I think is has to do with the pace. Babbel gives much slower feedback. Duolingo gives fast feedback, if you get something wrong you move right on to the next question then visit the wrong answer at the end. ### Analysis: categories: App, App, App, aspects: Feedback, Engagement, Pace, sentiments: Negative, Negative, Negative )))
### Review: title: It works but feels like homework, content: I have both the paid version of Babbel and Duolingo. Babbel immerses you into conversational foreign language much much sooner. I’m learning Italian, and I definitely see value in the Babbel exercises. I will say using the app brings me no joy. It feels like homework I have to do, rather than a game. Duolingo on the other hand keeps me engaged and looking forward to playing again and again. I think is has to do with the pace. Babbel gives much slower feedback. Duolingo gives fast feedback, if you get something wrong you move right on to the next question then visit the wrong answer at the end. ### Analysis: categories: (App, App, App) aspects: (Feedback, Engagement, Pace) 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: It works but feels like homework, I have both the paid version of Babbel and Duolingo. Babbel immerses you into conversational foreign language much much sooner. I’m learning Italian, and I definitely see value in the Babbel exercises. I will say using the app brings me no joy. It feels like homework I have to do, rather than a game. Duolingo on the other hand keeps me engaged and looking forward to playing again and again. I think is has to do with the pace. Babbel gives much slower feedback. Duolingo gives fast feedback, if you get something wrong you move right on to the next question then visit the wrong answer at the end. Output: App - Feedback - Negative, App - Engagement - Negative, App - Pace - Negative $$$