Very Impressed
I studied French when I was younger, spoke it well enough to get by when I went to France (in those days many French refused to speak English).  Now I am using Babbel to refresh my memory and to be able to use it in some of my travels.  I am very impressed with Babbel so far.  I take exception to some of the more negative reviews.  Babbel may be a more fun way to learn, but learning a language is still hard work, it takes some discipline.  And if some of the phrases we are learning seem unuseful they may be there to serve as a foundation to build on.  Also, while it helps to be around people who speak the language, if those very people don’t speak it correctly, you only learn to speak it incorrectly—sure there are regional variations but those are not an official language.  , , As to the French course (and I would think the other language lessons follow the same teaching method), I think it is marvelous the way the lessons are structured and  the program is worth every penny.
Learning, Learning, Learning
Content, Language Learning Efficiency, Methodology
positive, positive, positive
Learning - Content - positive, Learning - Language Learning Efficiency - positive, Learning - Methodology - positive
### USER:Very Impressed, I studied French when I was younger, spoke it well enough to get by when I went to France (in those days many French refused to speak English).  Now I am using Babbel to refresh my memory and to be able to use it in some of my travels.  I am very impressed with Babbel so far.  I take exception to some of the more negative reviews.  Babbel may be a more fun way to learn, but learning a language is still hard work, it takes some discipline.  And if some of the phrases we are learning seem unuseful they may be there to serve as a foundation to build on.  Also, while it helps to be around people who speak the language, if those very people don’t speak it correctly, you only learn to speak it incorrectly—sure there are regional variations but those are not an official language.  , , As to the French course (and I would think the other language lessons follow the same teaching method), I think it is marvelous the way the lessons are structured and  the program is worth every penny. ### ASSISTANT: Learning - Content - positive, Learning - Language Learning Efficiency - positive, Learning - Methodology - positive )))
### Review: title: Very Impressed, content: I studied French when I was younger, spoke it well enough to get by when I went to France (in those days many French refused to speak English).  Now I am using Babbel to refresh my memory and to be able to use it in some of my travels.  I am very impressed with Babbel so far.  I take exception to some of the more negative reviews.  Babbel may be a more fun way to learn, but learning a language is still hard work, it takes some discipline.  And if some of the phrases we are learning seem unuseful they may be there to serve as a foundation to build on.  Also, while it helps to be around people who speak the language, if those very people don’t speak it correctly, you only learn to speak it incorrectly—sure there are regional variations but those are not an official language.  , , As to the French course (and I would think the other language lessons follow the same teaching method), I think it is marvelous the way the lessons are structured and  the program is worth every penny. ### Analysis: categories: Learning, Learning, Learning, aspects: Content, Language Learning Efficiency, Methodology, sentiments: positive, positive, positive )))
### Review: title: Very Impressed, content: I studied French when I was younger, spoke it well enough to get by when I went to France (in those days many French refused to speak English).  Now I am using Babbel to refresh my memory and to be able to use it in some of my travels.  I am very impressed with Babbel so far.  I take exception to some of the more negative reviews.  Babbel may be a more fun way to learn, but learning a language is still hard work, it takes some discipline.  And if some of the phrases we are learning seem unuseful they may be there to serve as a foundation to build on.  Also, while it helps to be around people who speak the language, if those very people don’t speak it correctly, you only learn to speak it incorrectly—sure there are regional variations but those are not an official language.  , , As to the French course (and I would think the other language lessons follow the same teaching method), I think it is marvelous the way the lessons are structured and  the program is worth every penny. ### Analysis: categories: (Learning, Learning, Learning) aspects: (Content, Language Learning Efficiency, Methodology) sentiments: (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: Very Impressed, I studied French when I was younger, spoke it well enough to get by when I went to France (in those days many French refused to speak English).  Now I am using Babbel to refresh my memory and to be able to use it in some of my travels.  I am very impressed with Babbel so far.  I take exception to some of the more negative reviews.  Babbel may be a more fun way to learn, but learning a language is still hard work, it takes some discipline.  And if some of the phrases we are learning seem unuseful they may be there to serve as a foundation to build on.  Also, while it helps to be around people who speak the language, if those very people don’t speak it correctly, you only learn to speak it incorrectly—sure there are regional variations but those are not an official language.  , , As to the French course (and I would think the other language lessons follow the same teaching method), I think it is marvelous the way the lessons are structured and  the program is worth every penny. Output: Learning - Content - positive, Learning - Language Learning Efficiency - positive, Learning - Methodology - positive $$$