Great so far!!
I’ve been using Duolingo & Babbel side by side. Hands down, Babbel is much more comprehensive. Duolingo is fun and all, but gives you absolutely NO foundation to learn a language. Duolingo just kind of teaches you how to memorize words and phrases, without any background or understanding as to why these words work with these other words, or why they’re in the order that they’re in., , Babbel, on the other hand, does all of this. I’m only in my 2nd beginner’s course, and I already feel like I’m building a foundation to learn German. It introduces grammar, punctuation, and vocabulary all gradually, and allows you to practice via reading, writing, and speaking. , Duolingo is like a fun game to help you know what an apple is called in German, but Babbel will teach you how to have a conversation about that apple.
Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning
comprehensiveness, foundation, grammar, punctuation, vocabulary, reading, writing, speaking
positive, negative, positive, positive, positive, positive, positive, positive
Language Learning - comprehensiveness - positive, Language Learning - foundation - negative, Language Learning - grammar - positive, Language Learning - punctuation - positive, Language Learning - vocabulary - positive, Language Learning - reading - positive, Language Learning - writing - positive, Language Learning - speaking - positive
### USER:Great so far!!, I’ve been using Duolingo & Babbel side by side. Hands down, Babbel is much more comprehensive. Duolingo is fun and all, but gives you absolutely NO foundation to learn a language. Duolingo just kind of teaches you how to memorize words and phrases, without any background or understanding as to why these words work with these other words, or why they’re in the order that they’re in., , Babbel, on the other hand, does all of this. I’m only in my 2nd beginner’s course, and I already feel like I’m building a foundation to learn German. It introduces grammar, punctuation, and vocabulary all gradually, and allows you to practice via reading, writing, and speaking. , Duolingo is like a fun game to help you know what an apple is called in German, but Babbel will teach you how to have a conversation about that apple. ### ASSISTANT: Language Learning - comprehensiveness - positive, Language Learning - foundation - negative, Language Learning - grammar - positive, Language Learning - punctuation - positive, Language Learning - vocabulary - positive, Language Learning - reading - positive, Language Learning - writing - positive, Language Learning - speaking - positive )))
### Review: title: Great so far!!, content: I’ve been using Duolingo & Babbel side by side. Hands down, Babbel is much more comprehensive. Duolingo is fun and all, but gives you absolutely NO foundation to learn a language. Duolingo just kind of teaches you how to memorize words and phrases, without any background or understanding as to why these words work with these other words, or why they’re in the order that they’re in., , Babbel, on the other hand, does all of this. I’m only in my 2nd beginner’s course, and I already feel like I’m building a foundation to learn German. It introduces grammar, punctuation, and vocabulary all gradually, and allows you to practice via reading, writing, and speaking. , Duolingo is like a fun game to help you know what an apple is called in German, but Babbel will teach you how to have a conversation about that apple. ### Analysis: categories: Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning, aspects: comprehensiveness, foundation, grammar, punctuation, vocabulary, reading, writing, speaking, sentiments: positive, negative, positive, positive, positive, positive, positive, positive )))
### Review: title: Great so far!!, content: I’ve been using Duolingo & Babbel side by side. Hands down, Babbel is much more comprehensive. Duolingo is fun and all, but gives you absolutely NO foundation to learn a language. Duolingo just kind of teaches you how to memorize words and phrases, without any background or understanding as to why these words work with these other words, or why they’re in the order that they’re in., , Babbel, on the other hand, does all of this. I’m only in my 2nd beginner’s course, and I already feel like I’m building a foundation to learn German. It introduces grammar, punctuation, and vocabulary all gradually, and allows you to practice via reading, writing, and speaking. , Duolingo is like a fun game to help you know what an apple is called in German, but Babbel will teach you how to have a conversation about that apple. ### Analysis: categories: (Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning, Language Learning) aspects: (comprehensiveness, foundation, grammar, punctuation, vocabulary, reading, writing, speaking) sentiments: (positive, negative, positive, positive, positive, positive, positive, positive) )))
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 so far!!, I’ve been using Duolingo & Babbel side by side. Hands down, Babbel is much more comprehensive. Duolingo is fun and all, but gives you absolutely NO foundation to learn a language. Duolingo just kind of teaches you how to memorize words and phrases, without any background or understanding as to why these words work with these other words, or why they’re in the order that they’re in., , Babbel, on the other hand, does all of this. I’m only in my 2nd beginner’s course, and I already feel like I’m building a foundation to learn German. It introduces grammar, punctuation, and vocabulary all gradually, and allows you to practice via reading, writing, and speaking. , Duolingo is like a fun game to help you know what an apple is called in German, but Babbel will teach you how to have a conversation about that apple. Output: Language Learning - comprehensiveness - positive, Language Learning - foundation - negative, Language Learning - grammar - positive, Language Learning - punctuation - positive, Language Learning - vocabulary - positive, Language Learning - reading - positive, Language Learning - writing - positive, Language Learning - speaking - positive $$$