Great app but with one big problem
I’ve been using Babbel to learn German. I had previously used Duolingo but I can’t see how anyone could properly learn German with all the grammar explanations missing in Duolingo. I find Babbel to be a good, modern replacement for a German textbook. But Babbel has one major flaw IMO. In too many places, you only have one chance to hear the answer or to read the answer. Missed hearing that? Too bad. You’ll have to repeat the whole lesson to hear it again. There are places where you can hear things more than once and there is a lot of repetition but the makers don’t seem to understand that someone learning a language might want to hear a word or phrase over and over. Babel’s web app suffers this same problem. For me, this problem is so egregious that I was tempted to rate the app a 3. But I recognize all the good, hard work that went into developing it and gave a 4.
App, App, App
Learning, Learning, Interface
Negative, Positive, Negative
App - Learning - Negative, App - Learning - Positive, App - Interface - Negative
### USER:Great app but with one big problem, I’ve been using Babbel to learn German. I had previously used Duolingo but I can’t see how anyone could properly learn German with all the grammar explanations missing in Duolingo. I find Babbel to be a good, modern replacement for a German textbook. But Babbel has one major flaw IMO. In too many places, you only have one chance to hear the answer or to read the answer. Missed hearing that? Too bad. You’ll have to repeat the whole lesson to hear it again. There are places where you can hear things more than once and there is a lot of repetition but the makers don’t seem to understand that someone learning a language might want to hear a word or phrase over and over. Babel’s web app suffers this same problem. For me, this problem is so egregious that I was tempted to rate the app a 3. But I recognize all the good, hard work that went into developing it and gave a 4. ### ASSISTANT: App - Learning - Negative, App - Learning - Positive, App - Interface - Negative )))
### Review: title: Great app but with one big problem, content: I’ve been using Babbel to learn German. I had previously used Duolingo but I can’t see how anyone could properly learn German with all the grammar explanations missing in Duolingo. I find Babbel to be a good, modern replacement for a German textbook. But Babbel has one major flaw IMO. In too many places, you only have one chance to hear the answer or to read the answer. Missed hearing that? Too bad. You’ll have to repeat the whole lesson to hear it again. There are places where you can hear things more than once and there is a lot of repetition but the makers don’t seem to understand that someone learning a language might want to hear a word or phrase over and over. Babel’s web app suffers this same problem. For me, this problem is so egregious that I was tempted to rate the app a 3. But I recognize all the good, hard work that went into developing it and gave a 4. ### Analysis: categories: App, App, App, aspects: Learning, Learning, Interface, sentiments: Negative, Positive, Negative )))
### Review: title: Great app but with one big problem, content: I’ve been using Babbel to learn German. I had previously used Duolingo but I can’t see how anyone could properly learn German with all the grammar explanations missing in Duolingo. I find Babbel to be a good, modern replacement for a German textbook. But Babbel has one major flaw IMO. In too many places, you only have one chance to hear the answer or to read the answer. Missed hearing that? Too bad. You’ll have to repeat the whole lesson to hear it again. There are places where you can hear things more than once and there is a lot of repetition but the makers don’t seem to understand that someone learning a language might want to hear a word or phrase over and over. Babel’s web app suffers this same problem. For me, this problem is so egregious that I was tempted to rate the app a 3. But I recognize all the good, hard work that went into developing it and gave a 4. ### Analysis: categories: (App, App, App) aspects: (Learning, Learning, Interface) sentiments: (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: Great app but with one big problem, I’ve been using Babbel to learn German. I had previously used Duolingo but I can’t see how anyone could properly learn German with all the grammar explanations missing in Duolingo. I find Babbel to be a good, modern replacement for a German textbook. But Babbel has one major flaw IMO. In too many places, you only have one chance to hear the answer or to read the answer. Missed hearing that? Too bad. You’ll have to repeat the whole lesson to hear it again. There are places where you can hear things more than once and there is a lot of repetition but the makers don’t seem to understand that someone learning a language might want to hear a word or phrase over and over. Babel’s web app suffers this same problem. For me, this problem is so egregious that I was tempted to rate the app a 3. But I recognize all the good, hard work that went into developing it and gave a 4. Output: App - Learning - Negative, App - Learning - Positive, App - Interface - Negative $$$