I like it, but I want to love it.
Super happy to found an app with such a huge Turkish course, sadly it’s lacking or very, very beginner (think four day tourist) in a lot of language apps. Overall, I like learning Turkish with this app. While I’d rather be taking lessons from a Turkish speaker, I do try and converse with my turkish friends over whatsapp and it seems I’m learning! I wish there was an actual sort of learning path, as with duolingo, where you have a starting point and move onwards. I also wish there were quizzes and even “exams” to make sure you really get a course before you moving on. I also wish there was a bit less full in one word sentence building and more forcing you to use the vocabulary your learning to make actual sentences. Also, more verb paradigm introduction and repetition. Anyway I’ve had it for six months and learned a bit, just renewed and hope it see more learning improvements as it goes.
App, App, App, App, App, App, App, App, App, App
Content Quality, Content Quality, Engagement, Gamification, Learning Progression, Learning Progression, Learning Progression, Learning Technique, Learning Technique, Learning Technique
Negative, Positive, Negative, Negative, Negative, Positive, Neutral, Negative, Positive, Neutral
App - Content Quality - Negative, App - Content Quality - Positive, App - Engagement - Negative, App - Gamification - Negative, App - Learning Progression - Negative, App - Learning Progression - Positive, App - Learning Progression - Neutral, App - Learning Technique - Negative, App - Learning Technique - Positive, App - Learning Technique - Neutral
### USER:I like it, but I want to love it., Super happy to found an app with such a huge Turkish course, sadly it’s lacking or very, very beginner (think four day tourist) in a lot of language apps. Overall, I like learning Turkish with this app. While I’d rather be taking lessons from a Turkish speaker, I do try and converse with my turkish friends over whatsapp and it seems I’m learning! I wish there was an actual sort of learning path, as with duolingo, where you have a starting point and move onwards. I also wish there were quizzes and even “exams” to make sure you really get a course before you moving on. I also wish there was a bit less full in one word sentence building and more forcing you to use the vocabulary your learning to make actual sentences. Also, more verb paradigm introduction and repetition. Anyway I’ve had it for six months and learned a bit, just renewed and hope it see more learning improvements as it goes. ### ASSISTANT: App - Content Quality - Negative, App - Content Quality - Positive, App - Engagement - Negative, App - Gamification - Negative, App - Learning Progression - Negative, App - Learning Progression - Positive, App - Learning Progression - Neutral, App - Learning Technique - Negative, App - Learning Technique - Positive, App - Learning Technique - Neutral )))
### Review: title: I like it, but I want to love it., content: Super happy to found an app with such a huge Turkish course, sadly it’s lacking or very, very beginner (think four day tourist) in a lot of language apps. Overall, I like learning Turkish with this app. While I’d rather be taking lessons from a Turkish speaker, I do try and converse with my turkish friends over whatsapp and it seems I’m learning! I wish there was an actual sort of learning path, as with duolingo, where you have a starting point and move onwards. I also wish there were quizzes and even “exams” to make sure you really get a course before you moving on. I also wish there was a bit less full in one word sentence building and more forcing you to use the vocabulary your learning to make actual sentences. Also, more verb paradigm introduction and repetition. Anyway I’ve had it for six months and learned a bit, just renewed and hope it see more learning improvements as it goes. ### Analysis: categories: App, App, App, App, App, App, App, App, App, App, aspects: Content Quality, Content Quality, Engagement, Gamification, Learning Progression, Learning Progression, Learning Progression, Learning Technique, Learning Technique, Learning Technique, sentiments: Negative, Positive, Negative, Negative, Negative, Positive, Neutral, Negative, Positive, Neutral )))
### Review: title: I like it, but I want to love it., content: Super happy to found an app with such a huge Turkish course, sadly it’s lacking or very, very beginner (think four day tourist) in a lot of language apps. Overall, I like learning Turkish with this app. While I’d rather be taking lessons from a Turkish speaker, I do try and converse with my turkish friends over whatsapp and it seems I’m learning! I wish there was an actual sort of learning path, as with duolingo, where you have a starting point and move onwards. I also wish there were quizzes and even “exams” to make sure you really get a course before you moving on. I also wish there was a bit less full in one word sentence building and more forcing you to use the vocabulary your learning to make actual sentences. Also, more verb paradigm introduction and repetition. Anyway I’ve had it for six months and learned a bit, just renewed and hope it see more learning improvements as it goes. ### Analysis: categories: (App, App, App, App, App, App, App, App, App, App) aspects: (Content Quality, Content Quality, Engagement, Gamification, Learning Progression, Learning Progression, Learning Progression, Learning Technique, Learning Technique, Learning Technique) sentiments: (Negative, Positive, Negative, Negative, Negative, Positive, Neutral, Negative, Positive, Neutral) )))
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: I like it, but I want to love it., Super happy to found an app with such a huge Turkish course, sadly it’s lacking or very, very beginner (think four day tourist) in a lot of language apps. Overall, I like learning Turkish with this app. While I’d rather be taking lessons from a Turkish speaker, I do try and converse with my turkish friends over whatsapp and it seems I’m learning! I wish there was an actual sort of learning path, as with duolingo, where you have a starting point and move onwards. I also wish there were quizzes and even “exams” to make sure you really get a course before you moving on. I also wish there was a bit less full in one word sentence building and more forcing you to use the vocabulary your learning to make actual sentences. Also, more verb paradigm introduction and repetition. Anyway I’ve had it for six months and learned a bit, just renewed and hope it see more learning improvements as it goes. Output: App - Content Quality - Negative, App - Content Quality - Positive, App - Engagement - Negative, App - Gamification - Negative, App - Learning Progression - Negative, App - Learning Progression - Positive, App - Learning Progression - Neutral, App - Learning Technique - Negative, App - Learning Technique - Positive, App - Learning Technique - Neutral $$$