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Carol: can you tell prof 2moro i'll bring the essay next week?
Jill: im not there 2moro
Holly: i can do it. but better send email
Carol: do you have his address?
Holly: sure | Carol will send an email to her professor saying that she will bring the essay next week. |
empress: Do you? I thought it was the cats.
scorpion: Cats?! They talk a big game but I do all the hard work. They're just cute so you humans love them and hate us scorpions
empress: Hmmm, I could have sworn I saw the royal cat with a rat in its mouth the other day.
scorpion: Yeah because he likes to play with them and then let them go when you turn your back. It's ridiculous.
empress: Are you serious? I need to reprimand that Cat!
scorpion: Yes! Why are you out in a tent anyway? Isn't this a little below your class?
empress: I needed some sun but then it got too hot.
scorpion: Yeah try living out here with no water and not being cute enough to get any. You're lucky I don't sting you and take it
empress: I like your spunk, how'd you like the be the royal scorpion?
Summarize the dialogue | scorpion thinks cats are too cute to catch rats. The empress is in a tent because it's hot. |
#Person1#: Excuse me, can you tell me the name of the book you read?
#Person2#: Harry Potter.
#Person1#: Harry Potter? Is that book funny?
#Person2#: Actually, the language itself is not so funny, but you can imagine the scene, that's funny.
#Person1#: Got it.
#Person2#: Have you ever read this book before?
#Person1#: No, but my little brother likes it very much.
#Person2#: It's really a good book. You will like it too.
#Person1#: I'll try to read it. Actually, I like literature very much.
#Person2#: Wow, that sounds like a scholar. By the way, who's your favorite writer?
#Person1#: Jane Austen.
#Person2#: Me too. Pride and Prejudice is my favorite.
#Person1#: I like it too. But Sense and Sensibility is my favorite. | #Person2# tells #Person1# #Person2# is reading Harry Potter and they have the same favorite writer, Jane Austen, but their favorite books are different. |
#Person1#: Come again? What are you talking about? Aren't we on the same team now?
#Person2#: Guess again, Dave. I have no intention of leaving invoking. Never did.
#Person1#: What do you mean? You didn't? Oh, no. . . No!
#Person2#: That's right, Dave. I tricked you into giving a confession. And I've recorded every word of it.
#Person1#: But how? So you knew all along I was with WebTracker? How did you know?
#Person2#: I saw your green post-it notes. Nobody else has them. | #Person2# knew Dave was with WebTracker and tricked Dave into giving a confession and recorded it. |
Vic: good evening
Boss: good evening
Vic: I'm sorry I contact with you by this platform but I have lost my phone
Vic: I can't come to the office tomorrow
Boss: why?
Vic: I have to go to the police station tomorrow to make statement about my stolen stuff
Boss: oh I'm sorry to hear that
Boss: of course I understand | Vic won't come to the office tomorrow as he needs to go to the police station. |
Parker: I told you
Laila: What?
Wisner: Manchester won... | Manchester won. |
Ian: On way back see you in 20
Alice: Cool
Ian: Just noticed your house keys are in the car so don't lock yourself out
Alice: (y)
Ian: ok, on way now, got held up
Alice: K. All good?
Ian: yep stopping for fuel first
Alice: (tu) | Ian will come to the house soon, but he is stopping for fuel first. Alice has left her house keys in the car. |
#Person1#: Can you speak English?
#Person2#: Yes I can. I speak it very well.
#Person1#: Where did you learn it?
#Person2#: I lived in England when I was a child.
#Person1#: What else can you speak?
#Person2#: Well, I know a little Italian. | #Person2# can speak English and a little Italian. |
#Person1#: are your ready to go to the supermarket?
#Person2#: yes, are you?
#Person1#: I've got my money and my keys, so I'm ready.
#Person2#: you do know that it's absolutely freezing out, don't you? I'd put a coat on if I were you.
#Person1#: it wasn't cold out this morning.
#Person2#: well, it's started raining since then. Look out the window! It's pouring rain out there!
#Person1#: well, I guess we'd better grab our umbrellas then, as well.
#Person2#: have a look outside for me. Does that look like hail to you?
#Person1#: it does, actually. Maybe we should wait for it to clear up before we go shopping.
#Person2#: that's a good idea. But maybe we should move the car so that the hail doesn't dent it.
#Person1#: ok. I'll go move the car if you turn the heat on. It's a bit chilly in here.
#Person2#: how long do you think this hailstorm is supposed to last?
#Person1#: I don't know. The weatherman didn't say anything about this in his weather report last night.
#Person2#: maybe we should turn on the news in case it's supposed to get worse.
#Person1#: I don't think we have anything to worry about. Do you want to put on a cup of tea as well?
#Person2#: good idea. That will help us to warm up.
#Person1#: if I'm not back in ten minutes, come and find me.
#Person2#: alright. I'll have a cup of tea waiting for you. | #Person1# and #Person2# are ready to go to the supermarket, but then they find there's a hailstorm outside. #Person1# will go move the car so that the hail doesn't dent it. #Person2# will turn the heat on and have a cup of tea waiting for #Person1#. |
#Person1#: What do you think about this store? I heard it's a posh store that's only got branches in big cities.
#Person2#: I love this store. The only problem is that it's extremely expensive.
#Person1#: Don't worry. I've decided that for your birthday I'm going to take you shopping for a new dress.
#Person2#: Really? I thought you hated shopping?
#Person1#: I do, that's why you should appreciate this gift!
#Person2#: Sure. That's really nice of you. Let's go in and try some things on.
#Person1#: How about this red dress? I think it would really suit you.
#Person2#: That's gorgeous! Do they have it in a size 8?
#Person1#: Here you go. On any other day, it would cost me a fortune, but it's on special offer today.
#Person2#: I think this color isn't quite right for me. Do they have the same dress in white?
#Person1#: Let me look. Let's see ... they've got one in blue, green, pink, black... and white. Here you are.
#Person2#: This is perfect! What do you think?
#Person1#: I think you look fantastic. Happy Birthday!
#Person2#: I'm so lucky. You only get a chance like this once in a blue moon! Thanks honey! | #Person1# and #Person2# are shopping. #Person1# buys #Person2# a fantastic white dress as her birthday gift at a posh store. |
#Person1#: Mr. Sellers? It's Steven speaking, your tenant. We've just suffered a power failure. What should I do now?
#Person2#: All right, Steven. Do you have a flashlight?
#Person1#: Yes, I do.
#Person2#: OK, now go down to the basement and find the circuit box. Open it and check if there are any fuses blown out.
#Person1#: How do I know if it's blown out?
#Person2#: You'll see it's black and has burnt smell.
#Person1#: Then what shall I do?
#Person2#: Unscrew the burnt fuses and replace them with the good ones. You can find them on the rack in the basement.
#Person1#: OK, I'll try. I'll call you again if that doesn't work. | Steven calls Mr. Sellers and asks him what he should do to deal with a power failure. |
#Person1#: Hey, Ann, I am really sorry about last night. I shouldn't have said those things to you.
#Person2#: I am sorry too. I know we've been talking about this beach trip for a while. I should have told Bob I was busy this weekend.
#Person1#: don't be silly. You guys should spend as much time together as you can. Besides we can go to the beach anytime.
#Person2#: thanks for understanding.
#Person1#: well that's what being friends is about, isn't it?
#Person2#: hey, what if the three of us go to the beach together? Besides, you and Bob haven't seen each other for a while. I don't want my best friend and my boyfriend to be complete strangers.
#Person1#: Nah, I wouldn't worry about that. But I don't want to be the third wheel. You two should have some quiet time to yourselves.
#Person2#: I know Bob won't mind. You can bring a date, like that guy from the bar you keep talking about.
#Person1#: maybe. . . I'll think about it. | #Person1# and Ann apologize to each other. Ann then persuades #Person1# into going to the beach together with Bob. |
seagull: Do you have any scraps?
merchant: I carry nothing on my today, sorry birdo.
seagull: I will wait here, I'm sure others will have something soon
merchant: Have you seen anyone with anything interesting or worthwhile today?
seagull: The Pirates are always interesting.
merchant: ah yes. I love glitter and gold and pirates usually carry that. If I find you some food, can you find me some gold of theirs?
seagull: Certainly, I will do anything for food
merchant: Alright, meet me back here with your wares in a moment. I think I can get you something good.
seagull: I will be right back with what you ask
merchant: Thanks birdo. I have found some leftover fish and veggie thing in a wrappy, still smells edible, it's your lucky day.
seagull: I knew it would be
merchant: what did you mange for me?
seagull: Much glitter and gold
Summarize the dialogue | merchant will get seagull some food in exchange for glitter and gold. |
#Person1#: Good afternoon. ABC Imports. May I help you?
#Person2#: Yes, may I speak to Mr. James Johnson, please?
#Person1#: I'm afraid Mr. Johnson isn't available right now. Would you like to leave a message?
#Person2#: This is Richard Alexander with Star Electronics. It's very important that he returns my call this afternoon.
#Person1#: Does he have your office number and your mobile phone number?
#Person2#: I think so, but let me give them to you again.
#Person1#: Okay.
#Person2#: My office number is 714-555-2000; my cell phone number is 909-555-2308. He can reach me at my office number before 6 p.m. or anytime today on my mobile.
#Person1#: Very well, I'll give him your message as soon as he returns to the office. | Richard wants to speak to Mr. James Johnson, but #Person1# tells him Mr. James isn't available and asks Richard to leave a message. |
Grad B: The r the in terms of why is it s laid out like this versus some other that s kind of a contentious point between the two of us but this is one wa so this is a way to link the way these roles are filled out to the action Because if we know that Enter is a t is an SPG action we know to look for an SPG schema and put the appropriate fill in the appropriate roles later on
Grad G: And you could have also indicated that by saying `` Enter what are the kinds of action I am ? `` Right ? So there s just like sort of reverse organization right ? So like unless Are there reasons why one is better than the other I mean that come from other sources ?
Grad C: Yes because nobod no the modules do not This is this is a schema that defines XML messages that are passed from one module to another mainly meaning from the natural language understanding or from the deep language understanding to the action planner Now the the reason for for not using this approach is because you always will have to go back each module will try have to go back to look up which you know entity can have which you know entity can have which parents and then So you always need the whole body of of y your model to figure out what belongs to what Or you always send it along with it nuh ? So you always send up `` here I am I am this person and I can have these parents `` in every message
Grad G: OK so it s just like a pain to have to send it
Grad C: It may or may not be a just a pain it s it s I m completely willing to to to throw all of this away you know and and and it after some iterations we may just do that
Grad E: I I would just like to ask like if it could happen for next time I mean just beca cuz I m new and I do not really just I just do not know what to make of this and what this is for and stuff like that you know so if someone could make an example of what would actually be in it like first of all what modules are talking to each other using this
Grad C: we I will promise for the next time to have fleshed out N comment XML examples for a a run through and and see how this this then translates and how this can come about nuh ? including the sort of `` miracle occurs here `` part And is there more to be said ? I think In principle what I I think that this approach does and e e whether or not we take the Enter View and we all throw up up the ladder wha how do how does Professor Peter call that ? The hhh comment silence su sublimination ? Throwing somebody up the stairs ? Have you never read the Peter s Principle anyone here ?
Grad F: People reach their level of max their level of at which they are incompetent or whatever
Grad C: and then you can throw them up the stairs OK so we can promote Enter View all all up a bit and and get rid of the blah blah X blah asterisk sub action item altogether No no problem with that and we w we we will play around with all of them but the principal distinction between having the the pure schema and their instantiations on the one hand and adding some whatever more intention oriented specification on parallel to that that this approach seems to be workable to me I do not know If you all share that opinion then that made my day much happier
Grad B: This is a simple way to basically link roles to actions
Grad G: wait R That s fine
Grad B: That s the that was the intent of of it basically So I I do I m I m not
Grad C: I m I m never happy when he uses the word `` roles ``
Grad B: I b I mean ROLLS so
Grad E: Oh you meant pastries then ?
Grad B: pastries is what I m talking about
Grad G: Pastry oh ba oh the bak bakery example
Grad E: This is the bakery example Got it Alright
Grad G: I guess I will agree to that then
Grad C: OK That s all I have for today Oh no there s one more issue Bhaskara brought that one up Meeting time rescheduling | The team wanted to figure out how roles would be connected to actions. The thought that their current XML schema forced the model to look up, requiring the whole body of the model. The new idea they came up with was to create a parallel intention oriented specification in addition to the pure schema, which would allow for a more flexible schema. |
#Person1#: Room service. Can I help you?
#Person2#: This is room 1019. I would like to order breakfast.
#Person1#: What would you like, sir?
#Person2#: One orange juice, scrambled eggs with bacon, toast and coffee.
#Person1#: It will take about 20 minutes, sir. Is that all right?
#Person2#: Yes, it is. Oh, by the way, could you also bring me today's paper?
#Person1#: Of course, sir. | #Person2# calls Room Service to ask for breakfast and today's paper. |
Mark: Are we meeting tonight?
Peter: Yes, 7.30 in the lobby of Sheraton
Anita: the one next to Prudential?
Charles: I think so...
Peter: yes, of course | Peter, Charles, Anita and Mark are meeting tonight at 7.30 in the lobby of Sheraton next to Prudential. |
Nick: How is your day?
Mary: Great! I've just found lottery ticket!
Nick: Really?
Mary: Yes, and I won 15$! ;) | Mary have found a lottery ticket and she won 15$. |
#Person1#: What are the key factors that you would consider when you want to buy a car?
#Person2#: I guess the first thing is the price, the second is the size, and of course the color will play a role too. But I have to be honest. It is our today's responsibility to take care about our environment. Therefore, I will also pay attention to the fuel consumption of the car. You know, the rise in gasoline prices is huge. So I would rather to consider a smaller car with smaller engine. For which I can also save some tax. Last of the list, I also consider the safety.
#Person1#: What about the environmental factors?
#Person2#: Well, I do prefer the lower emission cars as long as it doesn't cost much. Some environmentally-friendly cars are really expensive.
#Person1#: Sure they are. Some hi-tech devices are built in to make sure they pollute less. Some of these green cars have not become standard. So the production costs are still high. But anyway, we should make efforts to start with. | #Person2# tells #Person1# #Person2# considers the car price, size, and color. #Person2# also cares about the environment so #Person2# prefers a smaller engine and lower emissions. #Person1# tells #Person2# that environmentally-friendly cars are expensive. |
bird: tweet tweet...You can hear me! Whoa...usually I'm just talking out loud to myself! Something is DEFINITELY going on here....
villager: I have seen a few magical creatures come from the forest behind my home and I want to go in there to explore, but it is against the law.
bird: I think you've got some magic of your own there fella....but doing something against the law, with the Sherriff right here? We need to walk out to the end of this pier before we talk about going into the forest....
villager: I understand. Let's go there.
bird: Now, how much do you know about this magical forest, remember I'm not from around here....
villager: It has long been known that there is some magic in there and the government has banned villagers to go in there. I have been approached by three different animals that have beckoned me in, but I don't have the bravery to venture in.
bird: Hmmm....that doesn't sound good. I understand why you've hesitated...
Summarize the dialogue | Several magical creatures have been seen in the forest behind the villager's home. It's forbidden to go there. The bird is not from around here. The villager is afraid to go in the forest. |
child: Was that an earthquake mister? Where are my parents?
noble: Hmm it seems the building collapsed.
child: I was supposed to be doing my writing. Mom said I couldn't play until I was done. I want my mom!
noble: Please stay calm.
child: Mom can calm me.
noble: Well is she still alive?
child: You think she might me dead?
noble: I will have you and your mother executed if you do that again.
child: You are going to kill my mom?
noble: If you do not stop hitting me.
child: Where is my mom?
noble: I do not know, please leave.
child: Not until I find my mom.
Summarize the dialogue | The child's parents are missing. The child was supposed to be doing his writing. The noble will have the child and his mother executed if he does not stop hitting him. |
a traveller: Yes, i am looking for him at the moment. How long are you planning on staying in this town?
merchant: Not long a day or two, and then I will move on.
a traveller: Interesting, would you like a companion, I also am a wanderer
merchant: What can you do? I would enjoy company, but I cannot pay for your travels.
a traveller: I always pay my own way, I will be tending to the gardens here soon
merchant: That will bring in some coin. Like I said I would enjoy company and it would be better being two then one.
a traveller: I have a small cart of tools and was just looking for the priest when we met. It looks like to grounds of this small church have been neglected for a long time.
merchant: Yes, it would look like it needs tending to. How long will it take you clean it up
a traveller: another day, then I will also be ready for travels and a new adventure
Summarize the dialogue | a traveller and a merchant are looking for the priest. the traveller will be tending to the church gardens for another day. |
#Person1#: What are you going to do for your year abroad, Tim?
#Person2#: Study study study! I want to learn a lot.
#Person1#: You're going to take courses?
#Person2#: Yes, I'm going to take some university courses there.
#Person1#: Sounds hard.
#Person2#: Yes, but I think it's probably for the best.
#Person1#: Won't you get lonely?
#Person2#: Hey, I'm a pretty cool guy; I'll make friends. And I'll have a lot of extra-curricular activities too. You know, like fencing or theater or something. | Tim tells #Person1# he plans to study, make friends, and enjoy activities during the year abroad. |
#Person1#: Good morning, sir.
#Person2#: Good morning. I'd like a business suit made with this material.
#Person1#: Do you have a particular style in mind?
#Person2#: The kind that never goes out of fashion, I guess.
#Person1#: I think you should realize that even the most conservative style changes.
#Person2#: I'm sure you're right. I just dread the idea of making a new suit every year.
#Person1#: The changes are usually not that dramatic. We just got some pictures of the latest fashion. Would you like to take a look?
#Person2#: Good. I think I'll choose this single breasted one. When can I get it?
#Person1#: Next Friday.
#Person2#: Thank you. | #Person2# wants a business suit that never goes out of fashion. #Person1# shows him some of the latest fashion. #Person2# chooses the single-breasted one. |
Heather: Hey, can I ask you a question?
Barry: Shoot
Heather: Do you believe in God?
Barry: Yeah, of course. You know my views.
Heather: Yeah, but I guess what I'm getting at is why do you believe?
Barry: Well, I'm a Christian, and the Bible is the authority in my life.
Heather: Ok, but there are so many religions out there. And of course there are agnostics, atheists, etc.
Barry: You just have to follow your heart. If you're searching for something, God will point you in the right way. At least that's what I think. Personally, the Bible aligns with my perception of morality. The Bible is like a guidebook for our lives. The more you follow it's principles, the better your life will be, and you'll be blessed by God.
Heather: If the Bible is so right, then why are there just as many muslims?
Barry: I can't answer that question. God has a plan for this world, and sometimes we just have to accept the fact that we can't know all the answers. I put my faith in God and the Bible. I'm sure you must have a Bible lying around. Start reading it and God will surely speak to you. And if you're interested, you can always come to my church. If you need some encouragement, there are some pretty nice single guys :)
Heather: Oh come on. I'm not gonna go to church to meet Mr. Right.
Barry: Why not? It's the perfect place to meet a life partner, and I'm being serious.
Heather: Then where's your life partner? :)
Barry: Well, let's just say, God is teaching me patience these days ;)
Heather: Oh, I see.
Barry: But seriously. I sincerely invite you to come with me this Sunday. No pressure. We have lots of cake after service :)
Heather: Ok, I'll let you know.
Barry: Talk to you soon. I'll be praying for you :) | Barry believes in God and follows the teachings of the Bible. Barry extends an invitation to Heather to join the service this Sunday. |
member: There is a baby in the Artillery room. Can you help me?
baby: wawawawa
member: where do you belong? It is dangerous in here.
baby: I am afraid and need my parents they are the only people I have.
member: Who are your parents, honey?
baby: They are poor. I need milk.
member: Let's get out of the tower and go to the village.
baby: Ok maybe we can find them there.
member: And we are off.
baby: It was really scary and dark in the Artillery room. I am glad we have left.
member: Yes, it is dark and scary. It will be better when we get outside and find your parents.
baby: Is the village far away?
member: We are almost there. I'll get you some milk too.
Summarize the dialogue | baby is in the Artillery room. It's dangerous. The baby's parents are poor. The baby and the member are going to the village to find the baby's parents. |
Michael: Hi, just so you know, I've just got home, I'll let you know when I'm leaving.
Tracy: Ok, cool, do whatever you need to do and I'm ready as you are.
Michael: I think I'll take the bus at around 7 pm, so I'm at your place at 7:30 pm.
Tracy: Sounds fine! Any ideas what to do later tonight?
Michael: I'll text Josh, maybe he can join for a drink?
Tracy: Oh, I haven't seen him for ages, that'd be so cool!
Michael: Texting him right away!
Tracy: Shall we go to the new dive bar they've just opened up near the big park?
Michael: Why not, we can try it out! I'm dying to have a good G&T after this tough week!
Tracy: I wouldn't mind a drink either!
Michael: Ok, let me take a shower, fix some things here and I'll keep you posted!
Tracy: Sure! See you soon!
Michael: Josh has replied! He'll come over!
Tracy: Fantastic! Tell him I'm really looking forward to seeing him! And you of course! | Michael just got home. He will get ready and take the 7 pm bus and be at Tracy's at 7.30. Josh, Michael, and Tracy will go to the new dive bar tonight to have drinks. |
#Person1#: Happy birthday, Aims!
#Person2#: Thank you, Lisa.
#Person1#: Here is a present for you. I hope you like it.
#Person2#: Oh, great! I love it! You know I've been expecting this for a long time.
#Person1#: I'm very glad to hear that.
#Person2#: Come here ; let me introduce some friends to you. | Lisa gives Aims a birthday present and Aims loves it. |
Therese: we should buy Jeff a present, but I have no idea what...
Gordon: a board game, easy and he loves them
Amalie: true! I can get something today on my way home, I'll be at the Strand
Therese: perfect | Amalie will buy Jeff a board game as a present. |
Abigail: hi darling, did you receive the Martin's wedding invitation?
Susan: yes, so cute
Abigail: are you going?
Susan: for sure, i love him so much.
Abigail: we could go together, don't we?
Susan: good idea. You take in charge travelling and i look for accommodation
Susan: we should ask Linda to come with us
Abigail: why not? However I'm not sure she'll come. She should be in NY at that time.
Abigail: there is a train leaving saturday morning at 7:43. We should arrive at 01:56 pm. - 97 euros per pa -
Susan: expansive! what about the return?
Abigail: depends if we stay sunday for lunch or not?
Susan: i'd love too. Are we invited too?
Abigail: i think so. Ask Martin!
Abigail: I found another train leaving earlier and cheaper, with return included
Susan: what time? How much?
Abigail: departure saturday 5:56, arrival 01:12pm - Sunday: departure 6:29, arrival 11:59pm - 156 euros !
Susan: good! we'll have plenty of time to get to the hotel before celebration. But it's gonna be hard in the morning!!
Abigail: did you find an hotel?
Susan: not yet, i didn't have time to deal with it.
Abigail: you should do it soon. It's peak season. All hotels would be booked at that time.
Abigail: Hi Susan. Did you book something?I'll do it otherwise
Susan: sorry. I'd better you to deal with it. I'm quite busy.
Abigail: ok! but it's really impossible to count on you!
Susan: sorry , sorry. thanks darling. You're better than my mum! | Abigail and Susan are going to the Martin's wedding. Abigail took care of travelling and accommodation. They would like to stay for Sunday lunch. They will travel by train. The departure is at 5:56 on Saturday, arrival at 1:12 pm. On Sunday, departure is at 6:29 and arrival at 11:59 pm. |
#Person1#: Good evening ladies. My name is Josh and I'll be your server tonight. May I take your order?
#Person2#: Do you have any recommendations?
#Person1#: Well, I personally like the chicken penne with cream mushroom sauce, but the prawn fettuccine is also very nice.
#Person2#: Hmm. I'd like to have the grilled chicken, but can I have spaghetti instead of penne?
#Person1#: Of course, mam. And for you?
#Person3#: I . . . ah. . I'll have the horse tripe. | #Person2# asks Josh for some recommendations, #Person2# takes Josh's recommendations partially while #Person3# orders horse tripe. |
Chris: Hey Andy! Need your advice pls.
Andy: What is it?
Chris: These 2 gooseberry bushes. Is it right to plant them at the end of the raspberry patches? Isn't it too shady there?
Andy: Not at all. Gooseberry prefers half shade. So at the north end of the rasp. lines is perfect.
Chris: Fine. I composted them in September, so the soil should be just about right.
Andy: After planting give them a really good soak. Gooseberry needs plenty of moisture.
Chris: I remember. And I shouldn't prune them yet.
Andy: Correct. Don't forget to cover the soil around the bushes with bark mulch.
Chris: OK. Now I know. Thanks Andy. Much appreciated.
Andy: Any time mate. | Chris needs Andy's advice on where to plant gooseberry bushes. Andy suggests planting them half shade and giving them a good soak. Andy reminds Chris about not pruning the bushes and covering the soil around them. |
#Person1#: Have you ever run into a person who tries bleed you white?
#Person2#: I am always on the look out for such girls.
#Person1#: I hear that some guys splash all their money about on them.
#Person2#: Mark is one of them. He has trouble with a girl who turned out to be a dead beat. | #Person2# tells #Person1# #Person2#'s always looking for girls who can bleed #Person2# white. Then they talk about guys who splash all their money on such girls. |
Rita: I need some info on you client.
Helen: Which one?
Rita: Salvage Industries.
Helen: Yeah? What do you need?
Rita: What's their major business.
Helen: They are into waste disposal.
Rita: I thought so.
Rita: You think they are legit.
Helen: What do you mean?!
Helen: Of course, they are legit.
Rita: Got a favor to ask. Can you double check if they have no PR problems?
Helen: I don't think so. But I'll check it for you.
Rita: You are a dear, Helen.
Helen: I sure am:) | Helen will do Rita a favour. She will do the research on Salvage Industries to find out if they have any pubic relations problems. |
old gnaisha: I refuse to talk to someone with no respect! You can get out from here! Villagers always treat me with honor!
patron: Do you not value money? I have money and require a service. Respect has nothing to do with it.
old gnaisha: I don't care about money! I am the great powerful Gnaisha!
patron: I do not know how you stay in business with suck a pompous attitude!
old gnaisha: I have been here before your great grandparents was born, young man! Ask the wizard and he can talk some sense into your head! Treat this talisman carefully, wizard!
patron: What of this tool? Could you make this do? I am in need of a needle.
old gnaisha: You are not worthy to hold this artifact!
patron: You have grown stubborn and rightous in your old age.
old gnaisha: I think you are possessed young man! maybe this will heal your soul!
Summarize the dialogue | old gnaisha refuses to talk to a patron with no respect. The patron is in need of a needle. |
fish: Hello there
turtle: Hello! Have you seen any new school of fish formations?
fish: No...it's just me
turtle: I'm so sorry. If you would like, I have seen some fish near the end of Lake. Perhaps you may know a few.
fish: Want a tag-a long? I'm guessing that you aren't stationary?
turtle: Sure! I would really like to see which areas of the lake you travel. I'm sure that we would find lots of new discoveries.
fish: Great! Thank you for thinking of me
turtle: Aw, thank you're so sweet. Perhaps, we could met everyday, if you like. And we can exchange items and ideas.
fish: Yes, that would be nice.
Summarize the dialogue | fish and turtle will meet everyday and exchange items and ideas. |
the princess: Of the witch? I don;t like witches...or jesters... they give me the creeps.
worms: That instinct will serve you well. For on the night of the eve of your sixteenth birthday, the witch will cast an illusion upon herself that will make her appear to be someone you love and trust... and she well bring you here. You must *not* eat anything that is given to you that night, lest the witch trick you!
the princess: That happened last night! I ate an apple she gave me! I thought it was a dream!
worms: Oh no! Am I too late?! Quick, my dear, how old are you? Is today your sixteenth birthday?
the princess: Yes it is! I was so happy and excited. This is horrible news!
worms: Then... then there is but one thing I can do. You must... you must kill me, princess. It is the only way to ensure the curse is broken.
the princess: WHAT!? I could never do such a thing. Surely there is another way.
Summarize the dialogue | The witch tricked the princess and brought her here. She is sixteen. The only way to break the curse is to kill the witch. |
#Person1#: How do you manage to cook your own meals all the time?
#Person2#: Well, I guess my planning ahead and making sure that I always have enough ingredients at home.
#Person1#: You must go to the supermarket a lot then.
#Person2#: Yeah, I used to go every other day, but it still took a lot of time, so I only go twice a week now.
#Person1#: Do you go on the same days every week?
#Person2#: I do actually. I go on every Thursday and Sunday.
#Person1#: Why these 2 particular days?
#Person2#: I shop for the following week on Sunday. On Thursday I shop for the weekend.
#Person1#: I see. Sounds like a good plan.
#Person2#: Yeah, how often do you go to the supermarket?
#Person1#: Oh, I go probably twice a month. I order food delivery sometimes, but mostly I just eat out at restaurants.
#Person2#: You should go to the supermarket and cook more often. It's not that hard and it'll save you a lot of money.
#Person1#: I know, but I always have much work to do. It's hard to find the time. | #Person2# tells #Person1# how #Person2# manages to cook #Person2#'s meals all the time and recommends #Person1# to try, but #Person1# doesn't have time to do so. |
Daria: I got a new job
Kelsey: wooow where?
Daria: For a law firm!
Kelsey: You go girl!
Kelsey: So fast for a new graduate
Kelsey: Well done!!
Daria: Yeah!!
Kelsey: Congrats! 👩❤️💋👩
Daria: Thx 👩❤️💋👩 👩❤️💋👩 👩❤️💋👩 | Daria has a new job at a law firm. |
Barry: hello buddy
Michael: hey
Barry: do you have time for football today?
Michael: watching or playing?
Barry: playing
Michael: i would rather watch..
Barry: why?
Michael: i have broken my leg yesterday
Barry: why havent you told me?
Michael: im telling you now
Barry: ok, sorry
Barry: so we have to watch a game today :)
Michael: thanks my friend :) | Barry and Michael will watch football instead of playing as Michael broke his leg yesterday. |
#Person1#: Hi, how are you doing?
#Person2#: Not bad. Actually, I have a cold again, but it's nothing serious. And it's unnecessary to bother the doctor.
#Person1#: Oh, that's too bad. So what are you doing today?
#Person2#: I'm planning an end of the term party. Everybody wants some live music this year. How about you? Are you listening to a CD?
#Person1#: No, that's my brother. He's playing his guitar. He practices every morning.
#Person2#: Hey. Is he free on Saturday? Does he want to play at our party? We need somebody like him.
#Person1#: Are you kidding? He's only 10. | #Person2# tells #Person1# #Person2# has a cold again and is planning a party. #Person2# wants #Person1#'s brother to play at the party but he's only 10. |
#Person1#: Hello, IBA Bank, how can I help you?
#Person2#: Hello, I'd like to talk to someone about making a withdrawal.
#Person1#: You can withdraw money from your account either over the counter or via the ATM.
#Person2#: Yes, but the problem is that I have a Savings Account with you, and I need to take some money from that. Do I really have to give 90 days notice if I want my money?
#Person1#: Actually, you only need to give 7 days notice if you wish to withdraw funds. Of course, you will lose some interest due to the withdrawal.
#Person2#: That's not a problem. I'll pop in later today to make a formal request. Thanks! | #Person2# asks if a 90-day notice is needed to withdraw money. #Person1# says only a 7-day notice is needed. |
Paul: Hey, did you buy the food for tomorrow?
John: Yep, it should be more than enough.
Paul: Okayyy!
John: And did you guys get the beer?
Paul: You bet! More beer than even Luke can handle.
John: That's to be seen, hah.
Paul: Ok, we'll be at your place tomorrow after 8.
John: Ok, see you tomorrow then! Oh, and say hi to Jane from me.
Paul: Ok. | John has stocked up on beer for tomorrow. Paul and John are meeting tomorrow after 8 pm. |
Angela: Darling, it's beautiful, thank you! ♥
Reggie: LOL, Angie, you've posted it to our group chat.
Angela: Oops, sorry :D
Frank: Wait, now I really wanna know what's so beautiful :P
Reggie: None of your business.
Frank: What, are you jealous? xD
Angela: Boys, be nice!
Frank: Yes, mom :D
Reggie: Moron!
Angela: One more word and you're both grounded :D | Angela has posted on the group chat by accident. Frank wants the details. Reggie suggests it's none of his business. |
#Person1#: Could you tell me something about the Mid-Autumn Festival? I find it also very interesting.
#Person2#: OK. It falls on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month. It is said that there is a beautiful goddess Chang'E on the moon who had eaten some sort of elixir and had to depart her husband. She is always expecting to see her husband again. So, later we have the traditional idea that when there is the full moon, it is time for the family members to come together.
#Person1#: So, I understand why people eat moon cakes on that day.
#Person2#: You are right. In China, 'round'is an auspicious word. The moon cakes are in round shape.
#Person1#: Is it official?
#Person2#: It was not in the past. But from 2008, we can enjoy a three-day holiday for this festival. | #Person2# introduces the Mid-Autumn Festival to #Person1# about the story of Chang'E, meaning of 'round', and the three-day holiday. |
Professor B: So OK So I think pause this brings me up to date a bit It hopefully brings other pause people up to date a bit And pause I think I want to look at these numbers off line a little bit and think about it and pause and talk with everybody pause outside of this meeting but No I mean it sounds like I mean pause there there there are the usual number of of pause little little problems and bugs and so forth but it sounds like they are getting ironed out And now we are pause seem to be kind of in a position to actually pause pause look at stuff and and and compare things So I think that s that s pretty good pause I do not know what the One of the things I wonder about pause coming back to the first results you talked about is is pause how much pause pause things could be helped pause by more parameters And pause And how many more parameters we can afford to have pause in terms of the computational limits Because anyway when we go to pause twice as much data pause and have the same number of parameters particularly when it s twice as much data and it s quite diverse I wonder if having twice as many parameters would help just have a bigger hidden layer But I doubt it would pause help by forty per cent But pause but Just curious How are we doing on the pause resources ? Disk and
PhD D: I think we are alright pause not much problems with that Well this table took pause more than five days to get back
Professor B: Are were you folks using Gin ? That s a that just died you know ?
PhD D: Mmm no You were using Gin comment perhaps ? No
Professor B: No ? Oh that s good OK pause we are going to get a replacement pause server that will be a faster server pause actually That will be It s a pause seven hundred fifty megahertz SUN pause But it will not be installed for pause a little while
Grad G: Do we Do we have that big new IBM machine the I think in th
Professor B: We have the pause little tiny IBM machine pause that might someday grow up to be a big pause IBM machine It s got s slots for eight IBM was donating five I think we only got two so far processors We had originally hoped we were getting eight hundred megahertz processors They ended up being five fifty So instead of having eight processors that were eight hundred megahertz we ended up with two pause that are five hundred and fifty megahertz And more are supposed to come soon and there s only a moderate amount of dat of memory So I do not think pause anybody has been sufficiently excited by it to pause spend much time pause pause with it but Hopefully pause they will get us some more pause parts soon and I think that will be once we get it populated pause that will be a nice machine I mean we will ultimately get eight processors in there And and a nice amount of memory so it will be a pr pretty fast Linux machine
Grad G: And if we can do things on Linux pause some of the machines we have going already like Swede ? | The team was concerned about the availability of computational resources. The Professor informed them that they had received two 550 megahertz processors by IBM. Though, they were originally expecting eight 800 megahertz processors. |
priest: Hello my friend
gravedigger: Well, hello.
priest: I am here to help you. Are you in any need?
gravedigger: Well, I been at this for 14 hours. They could treat me better.
priest: What do i do with this?
gravedigger: I am taking a break, you don't have to do anything.
priest: Ooh okay.
gravedigger: You okay? You are out in the woods.
priest: I am okay . I walk around to pray for those in need
gravedigger: Oh okay. I don't see you around often now.
priest: Here is your shovel
gravedigger: Thanks. I really should pack things soon.
priest: Receive blessings
Summarize the dialogue | gravedigger has been working for 14 hours. He is taking a break. The priest is okay. He walks around to pray for those in need. |
a genie from a lamp: -the genie summons forth a double-potted cauldron fitting the description, unfortunately all the food is spoiled and the wine has gone flat- Well even I did not see that happening.
a lost traveler: But . . . I . . . well, I guess we won't starve, we'll just all die from food poisoning. Well genie, if you can round up a fourth wish I'll grant you your freedom, but if not I guess I need to pass your lamp on to a new owner.
a genie from a lamp: Sadly, I cannot I am limited in my ability to give individuals 3 wishes.
a lost traveler: Ah well, which of you ladies are interested in a pre-owned magic lamp?
a genie from a lamp: I always seem to get quickly passed onto a new owner, I hope one day to be freed from this prison.
Summarize the dialogue | a lost traveler wishes for a double-potted cauldron, but the genie can only provide 3 wishes. |
#Person1#: how did you do on your IELTS exam?
#Person2#: fantastic! I got an overall score of eight.
#Person1#: that's excellent! Have you received your conditional offers yet?
#Person2#: yes. I'm just waiting until I offically get admitted to the university with a conditional offer to apply for my visa.
#Person1#: do you know where the visa office is?
#Person2#: no.
#Person1#: it's just near the Dong Si Shi Tiao subway stop.
#Person2#: that's not too far away. Do you think I'll get a visa?
#Person1#: have you ever gone abroad before?
#Person2#: yes, I've been to Tailand, Egypt, and Japan.
#Person1#: have you ever been denied a visa before?
#Person2#: never.
#Person1#: that's good. Are you planning on immigrating to another country?
#Person2#: no, I want to come back to China after I graduate.
#Person1#: that's exactly what the visa officers want to hear. Do you have enough money for tuition and room and board?
#Person2#: I've received a full scholarship, so I won't need any other money to live off while I'm studying.
#Person1#: I think you have a very good chance of getting a visa. I can help you prepare for the visa interview if you want.
#Person2#: that's be great. The more prepared I am, the better. | #Person2# got a good result on the IELTS test and #Person2#'s going to apply for the visa. #Person1# asks #Person2# some questions that visa officers would usually ask and offers to help #Person2# prepare for the visa interview. |
Eve: When will you be home?
Tom: an hour tops
Leslie: we're waiting with the dinner
Tom: I'm doing my best | Eve and Leslie are waiting for Tom with the dinner. He'll be home in about an hour. |
organ player: This place really is breathtaking. I am fortunate I get to work in such a beautiful environment.
follower: Yes indeed. I have spent many years on the road following the knights. I have seen beautiful places as well as the battlefields.
organ player: Say, how would you like to hear a bit of music to kill the time?
follower: Well yes, that might be nice. I'll just have a seat on this wooden bench here, it that's ok.
organ player: Here is a book of hymns. Perhaps you can choose one that you like.
follower: Thank you. What hymn are you playing? One in praise of the knights?
organ player: Indeed. Why don't you sing along to the lyrics there?
follower: I am just a follower. I can't read, but if you play the music I can follow along...
organ player: To the knights in plate and chainmail, Keeping watch on the mountain height, Came a vision of Holy Grail
Summarize the dialogue | The organ player is playing a hymn in praise of the knights. The follower is singing along. |
guard: I hope you are not thinking of stealing
goat: I am kicking you back. I do not plan to steal anything.
guard: ok then I am sorry tell me more about your shenanigans
goat: I will not forgive you I will poop in this place right now, so you will have to clean up
guard: Then all the goats in town will suffer because I will take away your food supplies
goat: you are just a guard. my owner is the one who provides my food, not you... pooping right now
guard: wicked you, we shall use you for dinner tomorrow, because you will corrupt other goats
goat: you better clean up or they will fire you for being a bad guard. If you kill me my owner will take you to court and you will go to jail
guard: How won't know, my boys are already on their way to kidnap you and the fire to roast you is already prepared
goat: you allowed me to enter this room that is only for high priest and supplicants. Bad Guard! you are scared. Nobody will kidnap me, you are lying, you dont have any boys...
Summarize the dialogue | goat is kicking the guard. Guard is afraid of goats. Guard's boys are going to kidnap and roast goat. |
a goat for company for the horses: I hear you. I don't have to pull any plows or clean up after the horses or anything really. I just eat this sweet, sweet grass whenever I want.
the king: Sweet. Personally I like pies. Fruit pies, meat pies, hand pies, pot pies. Heck, I'll even go for a decent quiche in a pinch!
a goat for company for the horses: You should try a grass pie sometime. Or, at least, I'd like to try a grass pie. Hey what are you doing for dinner?
the king: Well, I'm not sure but I think that the cook is doing a chicken and mushroom pie for me. I don't know that a grass pie would bake well but I could bring down some pie crust for you to put on top of your meal, if you like.
Summarize the dialogue | a goat for company for the horses is a lazy animal. The king likes pies. The king's dinner is chicken and mushroom pie. |
many insects: I think that they will stay away. They don't take much to scare. They tend to stay away from humans.
an old woman: I can just be a human.... do be careful. The torch shows the floor is a mess.
many insects: Don't worry about the floor in this passageway. It will always be a mess. Also the buzzing you find company, you will not hear up there. Down here there are many of us insects, so that is why you here it.
an old woman: It echoes from the narrow walls here. And it drowns out the rats. Urgh I don't like the rats. I'm glad I've got the torch.
many insects: I don't like them either, but they are always here. They need to stay out of harms way also. They do not have anyone to defend them from the other creatures up there
an old woman: I've learns many ways to scare them away in my time. I can show you things to do.
many insects: That would be grand! But they do not bother us too much. They just look for scraps and such.
Summarize the dialogue | an old woman is going to a place where there are rats. Many insects are trying to scare them away. |
fisherman: There you go little guy - these are all the ones that for some reason, the people don't want. A lil bit ugly or small perhaps. You're welcome to 'em.
a small, aggressive-looking dog: Thank you kind sir! I am forever in your debt
fisherman: Not a problem. No worries at all. Just let me give you a good scratch round the ear? I miss my dog from years back.
a small, aggressive-looking dog: Oh that feels so good! No one has done that before. Do you want a dog? I could be your dog
fisherman: Really? You don't have a human? I'd love that. I could use the companionship and it seems like you could use the food.
a small, aggressive-looking dog: You are so kind! I have a home, I have a master!
fisherman: And I have a pup! Wow, what a day. Here, let me take that chain off you, too.
Summarize the dialogue | The small, aggressive-looking dog is grateful to the fisherman for giving him food. The fisherman will take the dog's chain off. |
#Person1#: Are you ready for your trip?
#Person2#: Not really. I still have to buy some clothes.
#Person1#: Well, what's the weather like where you are going?
#Person2#: It's really hot in the summer, so I'm going to buy some shorts and a few T-shirts.
#Person1#: What about the rest of the year?
#Person2#: People say that the Falcon still be warm until November. I'm going to buy some jeans and a few casual shirts.
#Person1#: Will you need any warm clothes for the winter?
#Person2#: Well, the weather doesn't get too cold, but it often snows in the mountains. So I'm going to buy a couple of warm sweaters, a jacket and a hat. I don't have room in my suitcase to pack a coat. So I'm going to wait until I get there and buy it when I really need it.
#Person1#: Are you going to take anything else?
#Person2#: They say it rains cats and dogs in the spring, but again I'll probably just wait and pick up a raincoat later on. I'm going to take a good pair of shoes, because I plan on walking to and from school every day. | #Person2# tells #Person1# #Person2# is traveling to Falcon and is preparing clothes for different weathers. |
Monica: u wanna join? <file_other>
Cathie: not today darling, I've got shitloads of work to do:/ :/ :/
Monica: I see, good luck then!
Cathie: thx...have fun!
Monica: thx | Cathie can't join Monica today because she has a lot of work to do. |
guest: We are the guests of the queen on the way to the banquet
Summarize the dialogue | The guests of the queen are on the way to the banquet. |
Dale: I'm looking for a piano tutor for my daughter, maybe you know someone?
Bennett: Isn't she too young though?
Dale: She's been nagging us for weeks now, so we've decided to let her try. We'll see if she loses interest soon or not.
Casey: My sister went to a music school, I'll ask her if she knows someone.
Dale: Thank you! | Dale is looking for a piano tutor for his daughter. Bennett thinks she's too young. Casey's sister went to a music school so she will ask her if she knows someone. |
Bea: Ladies, do you wanna go to the gingerbread museum tomorrow at 10? xD
Jane: I'm gonna be at the station at 9.50
Bea: I know but do u wanna go straight from the station?
Jane: I could ;)
Bea: OK. Let's see how about Mark and Eli
Jane: I don't care what we do as long as with you :D
Eli: we might not get up that early ;) we're of course late and won't arrive until late
Bea: what do you mean?! bf at 9! :D
Mark: we won't get there before 2...
Bea: oh crap, I better take a nap then. Have you even left? xD
Mark: yes! :D we are on our way but it's a long way anyway
Bea: ok, then there s no point having bf at 9 if we meet at 2. unless we all wanna be dead tired in the am
Eli: I think that's a good idea :)
Jane: so what's happening then? I'm okay with anything as long as someone pick me up :D
Bea: we don't have a car so can come and get you but will have to take a bus back anyway
Mark: 9.50 is a tad early... lol
Bea: Jane, you okay with the bus? we can be late for the museum, I think... :D
Jane: A morning bus ride sounds fun :)
Bea: Ok, great. so we will get Jane, have bf, and wait on Mark and Eli (as usual lol)
Mark: you know it's all Eli's fault, right?
Jane: we all know that, don't worry :D | Bea wants to go to the gingerbread museum tomorrow at 10. Mark and Eli are on their way but won't arrive until late. Bea will pick Jane up and they will take the bus. Bea and Jane will wait for Mark and Eli as usual. |
Marketing: Right we have done some research into the functional requirements that people want out of their remote control And first off we should state that th the remote controls for controlling the TV and how do people use it ? We asked them sort of which buttons were useful for them how d how does a remote control look and feel for them and what improvements would would they like to remote control And we did that by sort of giving them a questionnaire that we would prepared and asking them to fill in the answers And three quarters of them found that remote controls are ugly and that a sort of even higher proportion would spend more for a sort of s a fancier remote control And that of all the buttons on the remote control the sort of setting buttons for sort of the picture picture and brightness and the audio settings they were not used very often at all People concentrated on the channel buttons and the volume buttons and the power buttons we also asked them about speech recognition for remote control And young people were quite receptive to this but as soon as we got sort of over about into a thirty five to forty age forty five age group and older people people were not quite so keen on speech recognition There is a lot more th there is a lot lot more older people who did not know whether they wanted it or not as well we also asked what frustrated people about remote controls and the number one frustration was that the remote was lost somewhere else in the room and that they could not find it And the second second biggest frustration what that if they got a new remote control it was difficult to learn all the buttons and all the functions and to find your way around it so My personal preferences from the marketing is that we need to come up with some sort of sleek sort of good looking high hightech A design which looks hightech basically and that we should come up with fewer buttons than most of the controls on the market and we should sort of concentrate on the channels and sort of power and also volume and that sort of thing as as Louisa said we could maybe come up with a menu a sort of a an LCD menu for other functions on the remote control That is worth thinking about and maybe we could think about speech recognition as well because sort of young people are perhaps the ones that are going to buy buy our new product if we aim it at sort of you know sort of a hightech design That that might be the market that we are we are looking for And we could maybe think about using speech recogniti recognition as a way to find the remote control if it is lost in a room rather than sort of having it to speech recognition to change the channels Because there is a problem with that in that the television makes noise so it could end up talking to itself and changing its channel and that is the end of the slide show That is it Cool
Project Manager: What was that last wee bit there ? But that was only for young people that preferred it older people did not
Marketing: Youn young people pref they s they said that they would be interested in a remote control which offered that possibility and as you go up through the age groups people got less and less interested in sort of a a remote control that you could talk to so | Marketing suggested that the remote should be good looking and high-tech. And they should concentrate on the functions of changing channels and volumes. Besides, they could also think about using speech recognition as a way for people to find the remote control if it's lost in a room. |
#Person1#: Excuse me, how many sightseeing spots are there in the park?
#Person2#: There are about 20 main spots and some other small spots.
#Person1#: Do I have to buy extra ticket if I want to visit the main spots?
#Person2#: Yes, some of the spots charges separately.
#Person1#: Well, do you have through tickets?
#Person2#: Yes, sir, it's $ 20. | #Person2# says there're main and small sightseeing spots and #Person1# asks for through tickets. |
clergy: The drought was pretty hard on most of us. But alas, god as ended it. Oh my prayer book! I have been looking for this all over.
nobleman: I thought it might belong to you.
clergy: Yes indeed. I mean, I am the spiritual leader of the kingdom.
nobleman: How has everything been at the church? Is the priest well?
clergy: The priest is acting like his old self again. We are all glad he got over that nasty virus, whatever it was.
nobleman: Yes, I'm very glad the doctor could perform the blood letting on him here.
clergy: The doctor sure has the hand of god. We really did not think the priest was going to pull through, now matter how much we prayed for him.
nobleman: I was wondering myself. The whole village was worried. Do you need any help with the building? We have a mantenance man I could send over.
clergy: no,no, thank you though. Well I must be getting back, than you for finding my prayer book!
nobleman: Ok. Thank you.
Summarize the dialogue | The drought was hard for most of them. The priest is acting like his old self again. The priest got over the nasty virus, whatever it was. The doctor has the hand of god. |
servant: Oh no! I can't imagine that went over very well with the king. How long do you think it will take to blow over?
lady in waiting: Not nearly soon enough. It's all I've been hearing about now for nearly a week. Hopefully the conversation with the chefs is much more pleasant.
servant: I hope so, too. Are there any issues with foreign policy?
lady in waiting: From the way the Queen tells it, that part of the conversation took a....secondary role rather quickly. I do hope the King doesn't take his frustrations out with tariffs.
servant: Me too! The kingdom will be up in arms. They're already overtaxed.
lady in waiting: It's no good when personal pettiness effects an entire country. There must be something I can do to help.
servant: Here. Maybe if you give this jewel to the queen she will be happier. I found it this morning while cleaning. Maybe if their lovers' quarrel blows over, the king will not tax the people any further.
Summarize the dialogue | The Queen had a fight with the King. The servant found a jewel while cleaning. The lady in waiting will give it to the queen. |
king: Really? All the way from eldensquare!? I miss him I do. I can't wait!
a royal prince: How have you been since you returned from the war last week?
king: Great really, all healed up and my armor just got fixed! Have you been training for when you will rule the kingdom and fight by the sides of you kingdom?
a royal prince: Yes my king. I have been training long and hard and observing the best that I can. I think one day I'll possibly surpass even you! Take me out to war with you sometime king, please, I need a taste for real battle.
king: Maybe we could go for a spar before the walk in the garden! I can see for myself how you have been coming along.
a royal prince: That would be a great idea king, I know how strong you are. This is a beautiful fabric. Where is it from?
king: I hear that it was fabricated from the towns wizard. They say it has magical luck properties so I always keep it by my side. How about we go for that spar now and you bring that along!
Summarize the dialogue | a royal prince is coming from eldensquare to visit the king. They will go for a spar before the walk in the garden. |
the egyptians: My kind queen, many thank you for your welcome. I have come to the king's palace to discuss an urgent matter.
the queen: Let's hear it then.
the egyptians: My people are very much enjoying working on this project but our materials are running desperately low. Do you know when we'll be getting more stone delivered? Additional tools would certainly be helpful as well!
the queen: I was told that the delivery had already arrived.
the egyptians: Oh no, my sweet queen. We are placing our last stone now and only have reached 3 men's worth of height on the structure!
the queen: I will speak to the merchant's guild and request an explanation.
the egyptians: I do certainly appreciate that, I'll have my people prepare the storage grounds for the arrival.
the queen: What was the purpose of this project again?
the egyptians: Oh, my dear queen, I do dislike bringing this up but it is the mausoleum for your great husband. Many sympathies for such a great loss.
Summarize the dialogue | the egyptians are building a mausoleum for the queen's husband. They are running out of materials. The queen will speak to the merchant's guild. |
butler: Erie indeed. Still as soon as the food is done I shall not be able to delay. The royal family will have me whipped if the food is cold.
a dog: *The dog suddenly stops and listens. The sound in the distance goes quiet as well. Then, faintly the rustle of leaves can be heard near the open window.*
butler: I must go check on the food brave hound.
a dog: *The dog rears back, growling once more as through the open window appear two piercing blue orbs.*
butler: Oh my! What is that?
a dog: *The Hunting Dog growls at the silent watcher in the open window. Slowly, the creature returns those growls in kind.*
Summarize the dialogue | The butler must check on the food. The Hunting Dog hears rustling near the open window. |
#Person1#: In my opinions, someone else has caused the fire of this house.
#Person2#: Who do you think that has the motive?
#Person1#: I'm not sure now. In any case, let's first make some careful investigations.
#Person2#: OK, murder will out!
#Person1#: Yeah. | #Person1# and #Person2# are analyzing culprit of the fire. |
#Person1#: Comfort Inn, may I help you?
#Person2#: I ' m looking for a hotel near the convention center.
#Person1#: You ' re in luck! We ' re just a two-minute drive from there. Would you like to make a reservation?
#Person2#: Not just yet. I have one or two questions. How much for a single?
#Person1#: During the peak season, a single room goes for 50 dollars on a night. But we ' Ve got a Single Super Saver Special going on right now, only $ 30 a night. And we ' Ve also extended our checkout time 00 in
#Person2#: That ' s a good deal. Since this is a working trip, I wonder if you have meeting rooms where I can get together with some clients.
#Person1#: Yes, we have five meeting rooms, of various sizes. We can accommodate large meetings and small, informal gatherings as well. Of course, if you have many small meeting, you might consider checking
#Person2#: That sounds great. Do you accept checks?
#Person1#: I ' m sorry, sir, we don ' t. But we do accept all major credit cards. | #Person2#'s looking for a hotel near the convention center. #Person1# tells #Person2# there's a special on single rooms and they have meeting rooms of various sizes. #Person2# is satisfied. |
a guest: From the next town over looking for work, anything of interest in these parts?
family: I heard they need a new blacksmith if you are able to do that. We could use someone to help run the cottage
a guest: Don't know a thing about smithing, what sort of help do you need?
family: Someone to help check in guests and clean the rooms. The family wants to take more time off but can't without help
a guest: sounds easy enough, will i get a discount on room and board?
family: If you want to work full time you can have a free room otherwise you'll get half off
a guest: sounds good, how soon can i start?
family: How about we have dinner and get to know each other and you start tomorrow
a guest: Sounds great!
family: We can send for your family or you can go get them in a couple of days. Your choice
a guest: Let's give it a few days first and see how things work out.
family: Sounds good. What would you like for dinner?
Summarize the dialogue | a guest is looking for work. the family wants to hire a blacksmith and a person to help run the cottage. the guest will start tomorrow. |
Xenna: hey
Xenna: do you want hear the news?
Helen: what news?
Xenna: I'm getting married!
Helen: FINALLY
Helen: gratulation
Xenna: thanks | Hellen congratulates Xenna on her imminent marriage. |
dungeon master: Hello soldier! What brings you down here to my fine torture room?
soldier: Ever since the takeover things haven't been the same. I keep wondering around to find my family. Do you know if your king spared them?
dungeon master: I'm sorry to hear that. What did they look like? I torture an awful lot of folks down here.
soldier: They were a boy and a girl and a woman. Dark hairs and would have been wearing this crest. Do you recognize it?
dungeon master: I certainly do! And now I'm going to capture you too! What a mistake you have made!
soldier: Oh no! But you forget that I am a knight and trained in many forms of combat!
Summarize the dialogue | a soldier is looking for his family. he is a knight and trained in many forms of combat. he is in the dungeon master's room. the dungeon master is going to capture him. |
Paul: Hey Meg, how are your interviews going?
Meghan: Excellent! I’ve almost made it. There’s only one interview left with the Hub Director 😊
Paul: Glad to hear that! It’s cheered me right up!
Meghan: How’s your work?
Paul: Not so bad, but I’m thinking of moving on and changing it for something much better | Meghan is having interviews and they are going well. Meghan is having just one more with the Hub Director. Paul is considering looking for a better job. |
Fabian: guys, we're seeing each other on the match tomorrow, am I right?
Max: yep
Albert: sure
Fabian: I suggest going to some pub to watch it, what do you think? at some places they've got nice and huge TVs, and we can also eat and drink
Max: wanna know who's got a huge TV? ME. so we can meet at my place and drink liters of beer and eat tones of food and spend less money
Max: and have more privacy
Albert: sounds really cool, if that won't be a problem then I'd come
Fabian: hmmm actually you're right...so what time?
Max: what time does it start?
Albert: 8:45pm
Max: hmmmmm come to my place at 7, we'll make a before party and prepare some food, even a dinner, ribs or whatever
Albert: cooooooooool
Fabian: ok I agree, I can buy the meat
Albert: and I can buy alcohol!!!! at least the first round hahahah
Max: cool, settled then. | Tomorrow Fabian, Max and Albert are going to watch a match at Max's place. They're going to meet at 7 and prepare food. Fabian will buy the meat and Albert will bring alcohol. |
Dad: Hi Enzo, how are you today?
Enzo: fine
Dad: what do you think about me coming next week end?
Enzo: don't know
Dad: i'll be glad to spend some time with you.
Enzo: if you want.
Dad: what would you do?
Enzo: no idea
Dad: you could me more helpful...What do you think about a football match or a concert live on saturday evening?
Enzo: football ok
Dad: ok and i'll let you choose where you want to have lunch
Enzo: burger or kebab
Dad: do you know some nice adress?
Enzo: yep
Dad: and you don't care to be seen there with your dad?
Enzo: my friends don't go there on the week end
Dad: I see.. You're not so well don't you?
Enzo: i'm fine
Dad: anything that would please you?
Enzo: to get my PS4
Dad: i told you already. You'll get it when you will decide to work at school
Enzo: .
Dad: what does it mean "."?
Enzo: means nothing
Dad: ok boy. See you next week. Hope you'll be in a better mood. Love you | Enzo is meeting Dad next weekend. They will go to a football match and for lunch: burger or kebab. Enzo knows some good places. He would like to get his PS4. He will get it when he starts doing better at school. |
#Person1#: Where did you say you found your schoolbag?
#Person2#: It was lying under a tree between the language lab and the library building.
#Person1#: How do you like this bag?
#Person2#: Yah! It's strong and wonderfully designed.
#Person1#: How much is it?
#Person2#: 69 dollars and 50 cents.
#Person1#: I'll take one tomorrow. Oh. It's 6:30. I know the station gives the news every hour on the hour, but I don't know when they announce the weather.
#Person2#: Ten minutes to and ten minutes after the hour.
#Person1#: I see. | #Person1# asks #Person2# about #Person2#'s schoolbag and when the weather will be announced. |
#Person1#: John, it's time to get up.
#Person2#: It can't be time to get up yet.
#Person1#: It is. Hurry up! You'll be late for school.
#Person2#: What's the time?
#Person1#: It's nearly half past seven.
#Person2#: My watch says ten past.
#Person1#: It's slow. Hurry up! The bus goes at twenty to eight.
#Person2#: Are you sure half past seven?
#Person1#: Positive. I'll put the radio on.
#Person2#: It's only seven o'clock. Your watch is fast.
#Person1#: No, it isn't. It's stopped. I forgot to wind it up last night.
#Person2#: I could have stayed in bed for another half hour. | #Person1# wakes John up because it is 7:30. John doesn't believe it and it turns out it's only seven o'clock. #Person1#'s watch stopped. |
queen: Why thank you. That I can owe to my mornings out here in the garden. It looks like I've strayed a bit far today though.
officer: Do you not usually come this far?>
queen: Ah no, not often. Usually I am pulled away by one of my ladies to attend to something or another.
officer: Well were that to have happened, I would not be graced with your company.
queen: Is this your normal post, Officer?
officer: No milady, I am simply taking a moment to go for a walk. It helps me decompress from battle.
queen: Ah, a shame. I was hoping that we might run into each other again some morning.
officer: It is always nice to run into eachother, I am certain it is bound to happen.
queen: Enjoy your reprieve then Officer. I should probably head back to the gardens proper. Surely someone has come to look for me.
officer: I can only imagine how busy you must be.
queen: It is the life I lead, to help lead a country. Not much that can be done to change that.
Summarize the dialogue | queen is taking a walk in the garden. She usually does not come this far. The officer is taking a moment to decompress from battle. |
mother: Thank you for your kind words stranger. What brings you to the altar?
person: Simply to spread the good word and faith.
mother: Well, you seem to be doing a fine job.
person: Thank you ma'am. Praise you and your family. How long have you been coming to this temple?
mother: Me? Why, thirty years at least, since I was a little girl. Yourself?
person: Simply a wanderer. I've been traveling and needed some good word myself.
mother: Where do you come from, if you don't mind my asking?
person: Not at all. Europe. I came here on business for my own family and am making my way down the route. Blessing for the long travels is never a bad idea.
mother: Well, may the good Saint bless you on your future travels.
person: As to you and your beautiful family. How old is your child? How is their health?
mother: Six years old she is, spitting image of her mum! All healthy and bright, thank you for asking sir.
Summarize the dialogue | mother has been coming to the temple for 30 years. The person is a wanderer from Europe. He is here on business for his own family. |
farmer: My crops are so very nice this year!
lord: Excellent. The king expects nothing less than fruitful harvest!
farmer: Try some of my apples, they are to die for.
lord: That sounds excellent! I brought a piece of paper with me to write down my experiences. If the harvest is great, I will write to the king to let him know.
farmer: Wonderful! How else may I serve you my lord?
lord: Well, I don't mean to be rude but you should decorate this place more! Here, write down what you need and maybe I can help you out.
Summarize the dialogue | lord is visiting farmer and he is very satisfied with his crops this year. He will write to the king about the harvest. |
Mark Reckless AM: I think my questions are first but Michelle please do correct me if you were planning to come in before The PDG for lookedafter children does not quite seem to have the degree of visibility as the PDG for the freeschoolmeals I think we had the MORIWISERD survey—only 15 per cent of primary schools and 23 per cent of secondary schools were aware that PDG was targeted at lookedafter children I just wonder—can you clarify on the record here what is the role of schools with PDG for lookedafter children as compared to the regional consortia in this field ?
Kirsty Williams AM: I think it is absolutely fair to say that most awareness around PDG is around free school meals There is less awareness around the availability of PDG to support lookedafter children I think that is probably in the nature of the cohort so there are more children subject to free school meals than are subject to being looked after So I think that is part of the explanation A decision was taken in 2015 to regionalise PDG for lookedafter children My understanding was that the thinking behind that at the time was around a greater strategic deployment of that resource and to try and drive a greater impact than how it was being used previously So lookedafter PDG is held at a regional level We have lookedafter children PDG coordinators—they are in their second year this year—to look at a regional deployment of that resource And that resource can be done in a variety of ways through individual allocation to a school to support an individual child through to capacity building for the whole system So for instance if I give you an example in Carmarthenshire there is been a big emphasis on attachment disorder and training teachers with regard to the impact of attachment disorder Carmarthenshire happens to be one of those local authorities that does quite well in terms of attainment for lookedafter children But clearly I have—not concerns Concerns is not the right word But I have asked officials to give greater scrutiny to how that resource has been used in the last year Steve on my behalf wrote out to the system setting out our expectations but also advising them of the fact we will be asking very detailed questions of accountability for that money So what has that money been used on and how can you account for the effect ? But Steve maybe you can give some greater detail
Steve Davies: I think the challenge that— One of the rationales for shifting—not that all the money stays in the region but having a regional strategic support—was that historically the money was going directly with that child to the school Given the quite often rapid turnover of children in schools—the very nature of lookedafter children is they do sometimes move through foster parents—historically what happened the money lands in the school because at that time in the year when it is measured the school gets the money and can spend it on some additional support for staff but quite often that child moves on to another school and the money does not transfer Some schools will go through quite a number of years without having a lookedafter child and will not think strategically How do I need to support them ? So that was the rationale of the shift In terms of the implementation of the regional allocation as of this financial year finishing we are going into local authorities and regions to evaluate where they have located the resource what the impact of that resource has been so that is reinforced and shared more widely | The most awareness around PDG is around free school meals, and there is less awareness around the availability of PDG to support looked-after children. In the nature of the cohort, there are more children subject to free school meals than are subject to being looked after. The thinking behind that at the time was around a greater strategic deployment of that resource and to try and drive a greater impact than how it was being used previously, so the looked-after PDG is held at a regional level. |
#Person1#: Catherine, have you ever seen the movie Fast Food Nation?
#Person2#: Yes, I remember it was inspired by a New York Times best-seller of the same name.
#Person1#: It's very thought-provoking, isn't it?
#Person2#: Exactly. It reveals the dark side of the all-American meal.
#Person1#: So what do you think of the American fast food culture?
#Person2#: I think America really deserves the name of fast food nation - as people can find McDonald's, KFC and Pizza Hut almost all over the States.
#Person1#: And everyone knows that Americans'favorite food is the hamburger, isn't it?
#Person2#: Sure. You see, Tom, fast food is a lifestyle that craves convenience. People just don't care whether it is healthy or not.
#Person1#: But I think some healthy menu options are also served at fast food restaurants. .
#Person2#: What are they?
#Person1#: Such as fat-free milk, whole-wheat rolls and fish sandwich.
#Person2#: They're much better
#Person1#: But I'm not sure if they're well-rcceived.
#Person2#: That's the point. People usually don't have much time to think about it when they have an on-the-go meal.
#Person1#: Well, Americans may need to find a way to make the most of their fast foods.
#Person2#: I suppose so. | Catherine and Tom discuss the movie Fast Food Nation and the opinions towards fast-food culture. |
#Person1#: Good evening, Pete. I trust you had a nice siesta.
#Person2#: Yes. It was just what the doctor ordered.
#Person1#: I'd like you to meet Henry Johnson. Mr. Johnson has been working at our Beijing office for over a year now. I think you two are from the same city.
#Person2#: Hey there, Henry. Call me Pete. A New Yorker, eh?
#Person3#: Born and raised in Brooklyn. Good to meet you, Pete.
#Person2#: Brooklyn. . . that's a great neighborhood. I'm originally from Queens but moved down to Manhattan a while back. So. . . you're an expat in China. . . how's life over here working out for you?
#Person3#: You know - I really love it. There are frustrations of course, such as traffic, pollution and the language barrier, but all in all, I give China a big thumbs up.
#Person1#: Before you two get carried away in conversation, let's finalize our plans for the evening. I was thinking of dining at a well-known dumpling restaurant and then hitting a Karaoke bar for some fun!
#Person2#: Everything sounded good until I heard the word 'Karaoke'. If there's one thing you don't want to hear, it's me singing.
#Person3#: I sound like a frog that's suffering from a bad cold! But Karaoke is so popular in Asia that I've been dragged to at least two dozen of them so far. I've even learned a Chinese song or two.
#Person1#: Hey. . . no Karaoke. . . no problem! We're here to have fun and if singing isn't fun. . . then forget it! I assume you like beer.
#Person2#: Beer is quite possibly my very favorite liquid.
#Person3#: Chinese beer is actually pretty good. I've sampled all of them so I should know!
#Person1#: Great! So we'll have dinner and then we'll go down to the bar district. In Beijing there are literally thousands of bars.
#Person2#: Sounds like a plan. | #Person1# introduces Henry Johnson, an expat in China to Pete. Mr. Johnson shares with Pete how much he enjoys his time in China, until #Person1# interrupts and tries to finalize the evening plan. The three decide to go have dinner and then to a bar district. |
#Person1#: Where are you employed?
#Person2#: I have been employed as a secretary at a trading company.
#Person1#: What do you think of your present job?
#Person2#: I find it interesting.
#Person1#: How do you get to office?
#Person2#: I go to the office by bus every day.
#Person1#: What does your work consist of exactly?
#Person2#: My main responsibility is trouble-shooting between top management and the general employees.
#Person1#: Would you mind working overtime at night?
#Person2#: No, often my boss requires overtime work.
#Person1#: How much money are you making a month?
#Person2#: 5, 000 yuan a month.
#Person1#: Why do you plan to change your job?
#Person2#: I would like to have a job that is more lively than my present one. Besides, I would like to practise my English in my work. As my present employer deals with China trade towards China only, there isn't much chance to speak English. | #Person2#'s been employed as a secretary in charge of trouble-shooting. #Person2# also tells #Person1# #Person2# wants to change the job because #Person2# wants something more lively and wants to practice English. |
#Person1#: Hi, Fanny.
#Person2#: Hi, Andy.
#Person1#: Are you feeling OK? You sound a little tired this morning.
#Person2#: I did not sleep much last night. I really feel bad. It was a crazy night.
#Person1#: What happened?
#Person2#: I had a bad dream. I was walking alone in the graveyard, and suddenly all the ghosts jumped out of their graves. They began to chase me through the graveyard and shouted that they wanted my blood.
#Person1#: Oh, what a nightmare! Then what happened?
#Person2#: My mother woke me up. She had heard me crying out for help.
#Person1#: You have got a great mother.
#Person2#: I felt embarrased. After all, I am 18 years old. Mom gave me some chocolate cookies and a glass of milk.
#Person1#: That sounds good!
#Person2#: Yeah, but i was afraid to fall back asleep. I am worrying about getting into the University of Michigan.
#Person1#: Me too. But I tell myself that if they don't accept me, another school will. | Fanny had a nightmare last night and her mother consoled her. Andy listens to her experience and thinks she has a good mother. |
PhD C: About other experiments ? now I m interested in pause looking at the experiments where you use pause data from multiple languages to train the neural net And I do not know how far or if you guys even had a chance to try that but pause that would be some it would be interesting to me
PhD A: Again it s the kind of of thing that we were thin thinking thinking that it would work but it did not work And eh so there is kind of of pause not a bug but something wrong in what we are doing perhaps something wrong perhaps in the just in the the fact that the labels are What worked best is the hand labeled data so I do not know if we can get some hand labeled data from other languages It s not so easy to find But pause that would be something interesting t to to see
Professor D: Also I mean there was just the whole notion of having multiple nets that were trained on different data So one form of different data was is from different languages but the other Well i in fact m in those experiments it was not so much combining multiple nets it was a single net that had different So first thing is would it be better if they were multiple nets for some reason ? Second thing is never mind the different languages just having acoustic conditions rather than training them all up in one would it be helpful to have different ones ? So That was a question that was kind of raised by Mike Shire s thesis and on in that case in terms of reverberation Right ? That that sometimes it might be better to do that But I do not think we know for sure So Right So next week we will not meet because you will be in Europe Whe when are you two getting back ? | PhD C and the professor expressed a desire to learn more about nets that incorporated multiple languages. They thought they could explore whether it was better to have one net for many languages or different nets for each language. |
#Person1#: What can I do?
#Person2#: The system crashed when I was surfing on the internet.
#Person1#: Did you go to any illegal website?
#Person2#: No, But does that matter?
#Person1#: Yes, your computer can be easily infected by virus if you do that.
#Person2#: I see. I'd better never try.
#Person1#: That's wise.
#Person2#: Do you know what's wrong with my PC?
#Person1#: One minute. Oh, yes, it was infected by a virus, and you had no antivirus software.
#Person2#: Is anti-virus software necessary for a PC?
#Person1#: Of course. You'd better learn something about it.
#Person2#: I'm afraid yes. But what about the data I stored in the computer?
#Person1#: Don't worry, it should have been protected automatically. And I take an anti-virus software with me. Do you want me to install it now?
#Person2#: Yes, please. I'll really appreciate that. | #Person2#'s computer system crashed and #Person1# finds it was infected by the virus. #Person1#'ll install anti-virus software for #Person2#. |
Sue: So you'll be leaving tomorrow. Suitcases packed?
Eve: Hello Sue, everything ready to take off. Just doing the last arrangements.
Sue: Will you be long up in the air? Touchdowns?
Eve: Not sure. About 10 hours I'd think. Luckily it's a direct flight, so less chance for delays. :))
Sue: Everything booked, if I know Wolf ;)
Eve: Oh yes!! Even car rentals!
Sue: That reminds me: the other car has been sold. More space in the garage! Am very happy about it. It was a real lemon.
Eve: Good! How much did you get?
Sue: 2000 rand.
Eve: Not that bad considering!
Sue: Very happy about it.
Sue: So I'm wishing you and Wolf a fabulous holiday. Keep safe and beware of the sunburn. Lots of love
Eve: Thank you! I'll send you photos!
Sue: Great. Looking forward to! | Eva and Wolf are going on vacation tomorrow. Sue sold the car for 2000 rand and she has more space in the garage now. |
#Person1#: What would you like for lunch, Miss Turner?
#Person2#: I would like Italian noodles with Ham.
#Person1#: I don't wish for much food now.
#Person2#: Why you are not hungry?
#Person1#: No, I had quite a Big Breakfast this morning.
#Person2#: What did you eat?
#Person1#: A bowl of porridge, four sandwiches and a cup of coffee.
#Person2#: That was a lot.
#Person1#: Now let's not talk about breakfast, but lunch. You would like noodles? Would you like anything to drink?
#Person2#: Yes, a cup of tea.
#Person1#: I'll just have a piece of cake and a cup of tea. | #Person1# tells Miss Turner #Person1# only needs a piece of cake and a cup of tea for lunch because #Person1# eats too much in the morning. |
Jean-Luke: Are you on crack?
Stephen: Me? No. Why?
Jean-Luke: do you want some?
Tim: Leave him alone. You won't convince him to change the opinion. | Stephen is not on crack. According to Tim, Stephen will not change his mind. |
person: I'm the chosen one, king. I am blessed by he himself and I come here for him.
king: Do you speak the truth? I have been in search for the chosen one!
person: I am definitely the chosen one, king. How might I aid you?
king: We are going to war soon I need your power!
person: keep in mind, I'm free to do as I please as the chosen one. What will you give me for my support to your army?
king: I will give you endless amount of gold and land!
person: Wow. That is quite the deal. And what would you like done?
king: I want you to serve me and win this war!
person: Okay. I think I can be of use to you. We will win with the power he has.
king: I cannot wait to see your power in action!
person: The enemy shall kneel before us.
king: Thank you chosen one!
person: But don't get too close to the battle. For the power may harm you. We will need only a small group of men.
Summarize the dialogue | king is going to war soon and he needs the chosen one's power to win the war. The chosen one will help the king and a small group of men will be needed. |
#Person1#: Marry, tomorrow is your mom's fiftieth birthday. Do you know?
#Person2#: Of course I do. How should we celebrate it?
#Person1#: First of all,a birthday present. What about buying her a beautiful skirt?
#Person2#: That's a good idea. It would make her look younger. And a big birthday cake too, with 50 candles.
#Person1#: That's right. Shall we have a special dinner?
#Person2#: How about a Chinese dinner?
#Person1#: Fine, where should we have it?
#Person2#: We can have it at home. I've learned to cook a few dishes from a Chinese friend. I'm sure mom would like them.
#Person1#: All right. Are you going to do the shopping as well?
#Person2#: Why don't we go together, dad?
#Person1#: OK, when?
#Person2#: How about this afternoon? | Tomorrow is Marry's mom's birthday. #Person1# and Marry decide to prepare a skirt, a cake, and a Chinese dinner. They are going to do shopping together this afternoon. |
marksman: hello
fighter: what are you looking for in my territory mr. marksman
marksman: We in the same army
fighter: Yea, good thing you are as brave as me.
marksman: Exactly....how many battles have you fought in?
fighter: You really don't want to know buddy!. I am a man tired of war
marksman: You should rest then.
fighter: In total I think I have killed 10,000 men, I have never lost a battle my friend
marksman: You a man of valour indeed.
fighter: Thank you my friend. I believe that having a family my help me start afresh
marksman: It will. Family is all.
fighter: I agree. Do you use horse in your battles?
marksman: Always. I aim better on the horse.
Summarize the dialogue | marksman and fighter are in the same army. fighter has killed 10,000 men and never lost a battle. |
Tom: Wait a sec, I will come and get you!
Rosa: k, waiting
Tom: I'm here, get downstairs
Rosa: great! be right there!! | Rosa is going downstairs to get Tom. |
#Person1#: I'm not sure what you expect me to do, Michelle. You'Ve not been very clear about any of this.
#Person2#: I'm sorry, Clint. Maybe I didn't make myself clear enough. We should get together to discuss this.
#Person1#: Yeah. I think that would be a good idea. I'm really in the dark on everything.
#Person2#: Fine. Let's meet this afternoon. I'll draw you a better picture of the situation. | Michelle suggests discussing together and she'll draw Clint a better picture of the situation. |
Lloyd: are you home?
Judy: no, why?
Lloyd: I can't reach mum
Lloyd: I've been trying to call her but she won't answer
Lloyd: every time it rang and then went to voicemail...
Lloyd: you know I'm not the kind of person to freak out but...
Lloyd: I can't help being worried with how she had to be taken to hospital 2 months ago
Judy: calm down
Judy: mum's not home either, she forgot her phone
Judy: I noticed that earlier today before I went out
Lloyd: oh...
Lloyd: well that doesn't make me 100% calm bc what if she needs help and doesn't have her phone on her
Judy: she'll be fine, she's not a child, that was a one-time thing
Judy: I'm sure she'll be home soon and call you back. is it that important?
Lloyd: nah, it's nothing really, I just want to know she's okay now | Lloyd's worried about his mum because she doesn't answer his calls. He's worried because 2 months ago mum was taken to hospital. Judy says mum has left her phone at home and tries to calm Lloyd down. |
Steve : Hey Bro
Carl : Hey
Steve : Are you coming to the party tonight
Carl : Sorry bro i am going with my girlfriend tonight on a date
Steve : Carl Bro code comes first
Carl : Steve i am really sorry i completely forgot i had promised her even before your party.
Steve : Carl you have to come you make the party go lit
Carl : Sorry bro.
Steve : BTW where are you guys going?
Carl : Going for a movie i heard there is a new movie on display
Steve : After Movie?
Carl : We will be having the dinner
Steve : What type of cuisine ?
Carl : Lisa loves chinese maybe we will go for a chinese restaurant
Steve : Wow. you dont have money to spend on your bros and you are spending here
Carl : No Bro actually i received salary today that is why. Maybe we both can go out tomorrow in the bar ;)
Steve : Is that the tip or the bribe?
Carl : hahaha no bro that's not we are friends
Steve : Okay so will see you tomorrow
Carl : Ok bro. | Carl can't come to the party because he has a date. Carl and Steve will meet in the bar tomorrow. |
Patty: <file_photo> Ladies, I’m officially engaged!!!
Hailey: AAAAAA!!!! Congrats, gorgeous! What a ring!!!!
Jessica: Sooo sooo happy for you two! You are the most beautiful bride-to-be!
Patty: This was so amazing, I didn’t expect it at all!
Hailey: Tell us all about it! Did he kneel on one knee? Who helped him choose the ring?
Jessica: And most importantly WHEN is your wedding? :D | Patty got engaged. She didn't expect her boyfriend to propose. |
priest: Ewww, yes. A little respect for the (former) humans, please.
a large black vulture: Well, according to this placard his named was Lord Hannigan, and I must say he was very tasty.
priest: Get away from him, vulture!
a large black vulture: Well, there's not much left, but help yourself to his leftovers. There's a nice piece of rump over there that I was saving for later.
priest: Have some of this instead.
a large black vulture: Well, I feel like I might crash into something if I try flying!
priest: Now, I hope you'll behave yourself from here on out.
a large black vulture: Well, I might just crawl over here and go to sleep. Oooh, I don't think Lord Hannigan is going to stay down.
priest: That serves you right.
a large black vulture: He's definitely coming up unwillingly. *urg*
priest: There, there, vulture. This is what you get when you eat humans.
Summarize the dialogue | a large black vulture ate Lord Hannigan. |
Alonso: mum
Felicity: What's the matter, Al?
Alonso: can u come asap
Felicity: Did something happen?
Alonso: i think i broke my leg and i need a lift
Felicity: Oh gosh! Just tell me where you are, I'll try to get there as soon as I can! | Felicity will pick up Alonso who broke his leg. |
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