Frustrating
I had heard Babbel was a good way to learn a language but I’m finding it endlessly frustrating, as it asks you to spell words almost immediately. Why is there no way to adjust features? This isn’t how I learn words in a new language. I need much repetition, and it serves no purpose in the beginning to be pressed to spell something weird correctly. Who cares? I’m getting so frustrated with it that it’s counterproductive. Also I keep being told my pronunciation is incorrect with very easy words, that I’ve pronounced precisely how I’m hearing them - over and over and over again the same word. A bug. And you pay for one language and have access to zero others. Quitting even though I have paid for three months. Use Duolingo for free until the ads drive you crazy (and then subscribe) before this. Or Rosetta Stone where you can purchase lifetime access to all languages. Both repeat things a lot so you really become familiar with new words and concepts
Learning Approach, Learning Approach, Learning Approach, Pricing
Spelling, Repetition, Pronunciation, Access to Languages
Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative
Learning Approach - Spelling - Negative, Learning Approach - Repetition - Negative, Learning Approach - Pronunciation - Negative, Pricing - Access to Languages - Negative
### USER:Frustrating, I had heard Babbel was a good way to learn a language but I’m finding it endlessly frustrating, as it asks you to spell words almost immediately. Why is there no way to adjust features? This isn’t how I learn words in a new language. I need much repetition, and it serves no purpose in the beginning to be pressed to spell something weird correctly. Who cares? I’m getting so frustrated with it that it’s counterproductive. Also I keep being told my pronunciation is incorrect with very easy words, that I’ve pronounced precisely how I’m hearing them - over and over and over again the same word. A bug. And you pay for one language and have access to zero others. Quitting even though I have paid for three months. Use Duolingo for free until the ads drive you crazy (and then subscribe) before this. Or Rosetta Stone where you can purchase lifetime access to all languages. Both repeat things a lot so you really become familiar with new words and concepts ### ASSISTANT: Learning Approach - Spelling - Negative, Learning Approach - Repetition - Negative, Learning Approach - Pronunciation - Negative, Pricing - Access to Languages - Negative )))
### Review: title: Frustrating, content: I had heard Babbel was a good way to learn a language but I’m finding it endlessly frustrating, as it asks you to spell words almost immediately. Why is there no way to adjust features? This isn’t how I learn words in a new language. I need much repetition, and it serves no purpose in the beginning to be pressed to spell something weird correctly. Who cares? I’m getting so frustrated with it that it’s counterproductive. Also I keep being told my pronunciation is incorrect with very easy words, that I’ve pronounced precisely how I’m hearing them - over and over and over again the same word. A bug. And you pay for one language and have access to zero others. Quitting even though I have paid for three months. Use Duolingo for free until the ads drive you crazy (and then subscribe) before this. Or Rosetta Stone where you can purchase lifetime access to all languages. Both repeat things a lot so you really become familiar with new words and concepts ### Analysis: categories: Learning Approach, Learning Approach, Learning Approach, Pricing, aspects: Spelling, Repetition, Pronunciation, Access to Languages, sentiments: Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative )))
### Review: title: Frustrating, content: I had heard Babbel was a good way to learn a language but I’m finding it endlessly frustrating, as it asks you to spell words almost immediately. Why is there no way to adjust features? This isn’t how I learn words in a new language. I need much repetition, and it serves no purpose in the beginning to be pressed to spell something weird correctly. Who cares? I’m getting so frustrated with it that it’s counterproductive. Also I keep being told my pronunciation is incorrect with very easy words, that I’ve pronounced precisely how I’m hearing them - over and over and over again the same word. A bug. And you pay for one language and have access to zero others. Quitting even though I have paid for three months. Use Duolingo for free until the ads drive you crazy (and then subscribe) before this. Or Rosetta Stone where you can purchase lifetime access to all languages. Both repeat things a lot so you really become familiar with new words and concepts ### Analysis: categories: (Learning Approach, Learning Approach, Learning Approach, Pricing) aspects: (Spelling, Repetition, Pronunciation, Access to Languages) sentiments: (Negative, 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: Frustrating, I had heard Babbel was a good way to learn a language but I’m finding it endlessly frustrating, as it asks you to spell words almost immediately. Why is there no way to adjust features? This isn’t how I learn words in a new language. I need much repetition, and it serves no purpose in the beginning to be pressed to spell something weird correctly. Who cares? I’m getting so frustrated with it that it’s counterproductive. Also I keep being told my pronunciation is incorrect with very easy words, that I’ve pronounced precisely how I’m hearing them - over and over and over again the same word. A bug. And you pay for one language and have access to zero others. Quitting even though I have paid for three months. Use Duolingo for free until the ads drive you crazy (and then subscribe) before this. Or Rosetta Stone where you can purchase lifetime access to all languages. Both repeat things a lot so you really become familiar with new words and concepts Output: Learning Approach - Spelling - Negative, Learning Approach - Repetition - Negative, Learning Approach - Pronunciation - Negative, Pricing - Access to Languages - Negative $$$