A much less stressful experience
I took a course of French last semester, and the stress of having so much vocabulary (200+ words/phrases) packed into every unit was overwhelming. This is a much less stressful and more streamlined experience, and obviously also costs a fraction of what a college course does. The interface is clean and intuitive, the lessons are short and simple and it feels like they naturally build on each other. I will probably end up using Babbel through the rest of college, and while it might be a more gradual learning experience than taking a brute-force college language course, I can already tell it will be a lot more effective long-term.
Learning, Learning, Cost, Interface
Lesson Length, Lesson Structure, Cost, Interface
positive, positive, positive, positive
Learning - Lesson Length - positive, Learning - Lesson Structure - positive, Cost - Cost - positive, Interface - Interface - positive
### USER:A much less stressful experience, I took a course of French last semester, and the stress of having so much vocabulary (200+ words/phrases) packed into every unit was overwhelming. This is a much less stressful and more streamlined experience, and obviously also costs a fraction of what a college course does. The interface is clean and intuitive, the lessons are short and simple and it feels like they naturally build on each other. I will probably end up using Babbel through the rest of college, and while it might be a more gradual learning experience than taking a brute-force college language course, I can already tell it will be a lot more effective long-term. ### ASSISTANT: Learning - Lesson Length - positive, Learning - Lesson Structure - positive, Cost - Cost - positive, Interface - Interface - positive )))
### Review: title: A much less stressful experience, content: I took a course of French last semester, and the stress of having so much vocabulary (200+ words/phrases) packed into every unit was overwhelming. This is a much less stressful and more streamlined experience, and obviously also costs a fraction of what a college course does. The interface is clean and intuitive, the lessons are short and simple and it feels like they naturally build on each other. I will probably end up using Babbel through the rest of college, and while it might be a more gradual learning experience than taking a brute-force college language course, I can already tell it will be a lot more effective long-term. ### Analysis: categories: Learning, Learning, Cost, Interface, aspects: Lesson Length, Lesson Structure, Cost, Interface, sentiments: positive, positive, positive, positive )))
### Review: title: A much less stressful experience, content: I took a course of French last semester, and the stress of having so much vocabulary (200+ words/phrases) packed into every unit was overwhelming. This is a much less stressful and more streamlined experience, and obviously also costs a fraction of what a college course does. The interface is clean and intuitive, the lessons are short and simple and it feels like they naturally build on each other. I will probably end up using Babbel through the rest of college, and while it might be a more gradual learning experience than taking a brute-force college language course, I can already tell it will be a lot more effective long-term. ### Analysis: categories: (Learning, Learning, Cost, Interface) aspects: (Lesson Length, Lesson Structure, Cost, Interface) sentiments: (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: A much less stressful experience, I took a course of French last semester, and the stress of having so much vocabulary (200+ words/phrases) packed into every unit was overwhelming. This is a much less stressful and more streamlined experience, and obviously also costs a fraction of what a college course does. The interface is clean and intuitive, the lessons are short and simple and it feels like they naturally build on each other. I will probably end up using Babbel through the rest of college, and while it might be a more gradual learning experience than taking a brute-force college language course, I can already tell it will be a lot more effective long-term. Output: Learning - Lesson Length - positive, Learning - Lesson Structure - positive, Cost - Cost - positive, Interface - Interface - positive $$$