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Monica: <file_photo>
Joanna: awww :3 it's so cute!
Monica: I've got some of you as well, <file_photo>
Joanna: I looked nice, didnt I :D
Monica: <file_photo>
Joanna: that one is going on my wallpaper
Monica: definitely, these photographers were awesome
Joanna: Yeah, you're right.
Monica: They caught all the right moments... <3
Joanna: When will the video be ready?
Monica: probably in a week, we've chosen the song though.
Joanna: For the clip?
Monica: Yeah... :)
Joanna: tell me!
Monica: Bruno Mars Marry you :3
Joanna: awwww, PERFECT!
Monica: You think?
Joanna: sure! Can't wait to see it :D
Monica: yeah, me 2... :) | Joanna loves the pictures shared by Monica. The song for the clip will be Bruno Mars Marry you. |
a deer: Ok you may not see me but I am human when I wear this amulet! That is the weirdest thing, I even had human feelings and for a moment you were looking tasty.. Brrrr I'm not sure I want this!
deer: Hmm...When I wear it I'm just.. Well, me! I would like to try it on again. Do you mind?
a deer: Go ahead, you'll see!
deer: Nope. Still just regular ole deer. Maybe this will be more useful in your keep. I'm sure you could come up with a use for it.
a deer: I once heard of an amulet... but it was a wish amulet, it would have other side effects as well, but it would turn you into what you wished while you wore it... maybe I want to be a human and you are happy being a deer? But I don't even like humans.
Summarize the dialogue | a deer is wearing an amulet that makes him human. deer is a deer. deer wants to give the amulet to a human. |
#Person1#: Sit down, please. Mr. Tang, do you bring any paper or certificate with you?
#Person2#: Thank you. Here is a copy of the Tour Guide Certificate of mine.
#Person1#: Are you still working in Youth International Travel Agency?
#Person2#: Yes, but I am on holidays this week.
#Person1#: How many foreign languages can you speak?
#Person2#: I am bilingual, English and Russian. | #Person1# interviews Mr.Tang about the related certification of being a tour guide. |
Lonya: <file_video>
Marie: Lovely Lonya, thank you for a beautiful message!
Lonya: Good morning! How is life?
Marie: I'm very happy to be in J'burg with my daughter, but it's soooo cold here. I'm not used to it. How are you?
Lonya: How lovely for you to be with them! Has she got a big family of her own?
Lonya: I know how nasty the cold weather can be. One just cannot get used to it. I hate it too!
Marie: Sarah is married but struggling to fall pregnant. So sad. It's just the two of them here.
Lonya: So sorry to hear that. How old is she?
Marie: 36 so the time is running out.
Lonya: I do believe in medicine, with all these rapid advancements. And surely in ZA we've got access to the latest.
Marie: Theoretically. It's also a question of means. They're alright, Sarah and Ton, but there's a limit to their spending. And of course we can hardly help.
Lonya: You're right. One praises the latest developments in medicine and forgets that it's only precious few who benefit from them.
Marie: And yet sometimes no money can buy good health.
Lonya: Even the richest die one day. Even young. A slim consolation though. Enough! So you are enjoying your time with them, I suppose?
Marie: Very much so!
Lonya: Keep it up! Love and hugs!
Marie: Love and hugs to you both! | Marie is in Johannesburg with her daughter and son-in-law which she enjoys a lot. It's cold in Johannesburg. Marie's daughter has problems getting pregnant and she and her husband cannot afford every kind of fertility treatment. |
zombie: What about the bandit over there? I assume he must have some tasty human brains.
animal: Go for it, he means nothing to me.
zombie: What are you doing here anyways. This is a rather unusual place to find an animal like you.
animal: I go where I want, everyone stays far from me since the badger got to me.
zombie: The badger eh? Has he been causing you trouble? I will eat him if he has!
animal: Aye he attacked me and left me this mutilated stump. Children run from me now.
zombie: That is heart wrenching to hear. I shall find that pesky badger and eat his leg!
animal: Perchance this will bring me some relief.
zombie: Here is your leg. I saw it laying by that statue of the Goddess. Maybe the badger didn't eat it after all.
animal: What shall I do with a leg? Use it as a weapon?
zombie: I suppose and glue it back on with some sticky rat sap. If that is what you want.
Summarize the dialogue | zombie saw animal's leg by the statue of the Goddess. The badger attacked animal and left him with a mutilated stump. Zombie will eat the badger. |
farmer: Carrots! He's got an addiction to carrots! Oh, my worm friend, this explains so much. Bushels and bushels of carrots have gone missing every night for the past week.
worms: You're right, I even saw the king come down to this very patch of grass stealing some himself. It was so funny watching him flail around like a madman digging up carrots!
farmer: The old fool is going to turn orange eating all those carrots! That is a grand secret, indeed.
worms: What will you do with this secret now that I have told you? A little bit of blackmail maybe?
farmer: The first thing I'm going to do is dig up that small patch of carrots that is left. And then, sell them to the King for ten times the price!
worms: Such a nefarious plan! But I think ten times the price may be a little too low for his level of madness. Why not try twelve times?
Summarize the dialogue | The king has an addiction to carrots. Farmer will dig up the carrots and sell them to the king for ten times the price. |
captive: Hi
foreign ambassador: hello, who captured you good sir?
captive: Some bandit
foreign ambassador: do not worry i shall help you
captive: thank you kind sir.
foreign ambassador: no worries just tell your king what good deeds the ambassador of another people has done for you
captive: I will. my family will be forever grateful.
foreign ambassador: now run free young one and dont look back
captive: I will but I have this gift for you kind sir.
foreign ambassador: ah no need, do not worry
captive: No you must take it. Its an Arabian perfume.
foreign ambassador: i very gratefully appreciate it
captive: You are welcome sir. I have been in captive for a long time. I need direction to the northern desert
Summarize the dialogue | The foreign ambassador helped the captive. The captive has been captured by some bandits. The captive has a gift for the ambassador. |
#Person1#: your mp3 looks so cool. Where did you get it?
#Person2#: I bought it online.
#Person1#: really? Do you often shop online?
#Person2#: yes. I buy most of my daily necessities online.
#Person1#: I've never tried E-shopping. Is it better than shopping at an actual store?
#Person2#: yes, much better. You can log in a website, browse through many items and categories comfortably at home, order the goods, pay by credit or debit card, and the goods will be delivered to your home.
#Person1#: sounds good, and I don't have to queue up at the cashier.
#Person2#: and you can still go 'window shopping' just like in a real shopping mall.
#Person1#: well, are there any other advantages?
#Person2#: yes, most of the shops are closed at 22 or even earlier, but the internet operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and can be accessed anywhere.
#Person1#: are there many choices of online shopping?
#Person2#: sure. You can buy almost anything you can think of.
#Person1#: perhaps I should have a try. | #Person2# talks about the advantages of online shopping to #Person1# and compares e-shopping with shopping at an actual store. There are numerous choices online and it opens all day long. |
#Person1#: Mary, you have found several companies that are hiring, right?
#Person2#: Yes, I have found three companies.
#Person1#: Have you called to inquire about the positions?
#Person2#: Yes, but the results are not so satisfying.
#Person1#: What's the matter?
#Person2#: I asked the first company about the vacancy, but they had already hired someone.
#Person1#: What a pity!
#Person2#: The second one told me that the job information was released half a year ago, and had been overdue.
#Person1#: It's frustrating!
#Person2#: The last company is still hiring, but not recent graduates.
#Person1#: Wonder why they do that!
#Person2#: I feel terrible now.
#Person1#: Don't be discouraged. Just keep trying and you will find a job eventually.
#Person2#: Thanks for your support and care. | Mary called three companies that are hiring to inquire about the positions but the results are not satisfying. #Person1# encourages Mary to keep trying. |
farmers: Ah! okay, my cousin met a child who rode a ferry so I just wanted to compare
child: Yeah I wish I could ride it, but I'm just not old enough yet. Hey this corn looks really good. If I trade you this treat can I have some of the corn?
farmers: Of course! I don't have any however.
child: I'll just pick some myself if that's fine! I love corn! My mom is very protective and said the corn at the stores have GMO's in them, so I can only eat organic.
farmers: OKay good, go ahead and eat them
child: Wow this corn tastes amazing! Thank you so much! I hope to be a farmer myself when I get older. Taking care of this amount of land seems like so much fun!
farmers: You're welcome we work hard to grow it
child: How long does it take you to grow all this corn? it extends as far as my little eye can see! I want to run and play through it all!
farmers: It takes 3 years from seed to plate.
Summarize the dialogue | child wants to ride a ferry but he's not old enough. He wants to trade a treat for some corn. It takes 3 years from seed to plate. |
Uma: Who's up for the drinks?
Geri: I'm in... I need to unwind...
Sophie: AHAHA you mean get wasted! Me too!
Uma: I see we're all in the right mood!
Geri: <file_gif> | Uma, Geri and Sophie will go for a drink. |
farmer: Ah, yes - can't say I blame the ole heffer. With all my foul language and yelling during the sowing season I spose she gets a bit stressed. Ah well, she'll pull through I'm sure of it. Say, have ya seen mother around? I getting pretty hungry for dinner!
family member: She said she had an errand to run. We were out of salt.
farmer: Of course, over to Berty's place to stock up. That makes sense. 'Spose we should start getting dinner ready ourselves then, are you getting hungry? I need to get outta this stinky barn anyways
family member: Yeah, pa. I'm starving.
farmer: Good, good. Like father, like son. What should we make tonight boy?
family member: I think ma had biscuits in the larder. We ought to have biscuits and preserves!
farmer: Oh, that'll be a fine treat! I hope we have some of those delightful apricot preserves left in the icebox...
Summarize the dialogue | farmer and his family member are hungry for dinner. They will make biscuits and apricot preserves. |
hiker: Another day another mountain peak.
bear: I can smell a change here. Who is here?
hiker: Sometimes changes are good.
bear: What is it you want hiker?
hiker: I just like climbing and nature?
bear: I like living in the woods and mountains. But that is where I belong? Where do you belong?
hiker: Wherever I may roam I would say.
bear: Well I cannot roam your cities and towns and I would like to... what's the difference>
hiker: Perhaps if you walked on your hind legs and wore a shirt?
bear: Yes, that would work! I think not!
hiker: You never know...I have seen plays a bear with human friends.
bear: Where have you seen this? I don't believe you
hiker: Ah yes, they call it the Whinny of the Poo.
Summarize the dialogue | hiker likes climbing and nature. Bear likes living in the woods and mountains. |
#Person1#: Charles, do you have any children?
#Person2#: Yes.
#Person1#: How many children do you have?
#Person2#: I have two kids. A boy and a girl.
#Person1#: What are their names?
#Person2#: Jack and Stephanie.
#Person1#: How old are they?
#Person2#: Stephanie is 18 and Jack is 24.
#Person1#: Are they in school?
#Person2#: Stephanie is. She goes to college in Washington and Jack works in Florida.
#Person1#: What does Stephanie study?
#Person2#: She studies English.
#Person1#: Is she here now?
#Person2#: No, she's at school. | Charles tells #Person1# some basic information about his two kids. |
#Person1#: What kind of person do you think you are?
#Person2#: Well, I am always energetic and enthusiastic. That's my strongest personality.
#Person1#: What are your strengths and weaknesses?
#Person2#: Em, as I have said, I'm diligent and industrious. On the other hand, sometimes I'm too hard-working and I put myself under too much pressure to make things perfect.
#Person1#: What qualities would you expect of persons working as a team?
#Person2#: To work in a team, in my opinion, two characteristics are necessary for a person. That is, the person must be cooperative and aggressive.
#Person1#: How do you spend your leisure time?
#Person2#: I like playing games and having sports. They are my favourite hobbies.
#Person1#: So, what kind of sport do you like most?
#Person2#: Oh, it's hard to narrow it down to just one. I mean, I like all kinds of sports, basketball, swimming, bike riding and so on. Maybe it is just the reason why I am so energetic and vigorous. | #Person1# interviews #Person2# on personality, teamwork, and hobbies. #Person2# is energetic, enthusiastic but sometimes too exacting. #Person2# thinks cooperative and aggressive are necessary for teamwork. #Person2# likes playing sports in leisure time. |
#Person1#: I was wondering whether you could ship the tennis racket overseas to Taiwan.
#Person2#: I'm sorry we don't ship overseas. It's too much trouble.
#Person1#: I understand you don't have a history of shipping overseas, but I am willing to pay extra for shipping.
#Person2#: Maybe we could make an exception for you if you win the bid.
#Person1#: Thanks so much! By the way, is the racket really Serena Williams'?
#Person2#: Yes. You'll get a picture of Serena playing with the racket and a document from her. | #Person2# tells #Person1# #Person2# can ship the tennis racket overseas to Taiwan if #Person1# wins the bid. |
a rat chews on a dropped hymnbook: You want to search for something that hurts your eyes? All I want to do is eat tasty things! I think the corpse that had this hymnbook had some shiny things on it though.
snakes: Ahhh! So, where is this corpse? You must have moved the hymnbook as I can't see any of the bones here...
a rat chews on a dropped hymnbook: Well . . . if you go down that sewer tunnel, keep on going strait past the giant pile of feces. Then, take a left past the troll - he likes to sleep mostly. There are some giant rats nearby as well, but they usually get killed by young adventurers. Just a bit further and you will find the corpse. He's a bit bloated and wearing a red robe.
snakes: A red robe, you say... He may have many riches to be had! How is the troll? Will he be a problem?
Summarize the dialogue | a rat chews on a dropped hymnbook. snakes wants to search for something that hurts his eyes. a rat tells snakes where to find a corpse with a red robe. |
soldier: It's getting pretty thready. Is there a cloak you recommend?
merchant: I know the King's service is not a lucrative one. So perhaps this one here would be of good use to you? It is durable and the colors do not fade in the sun.
soldier: You are very wise, merchant. I like it. Do you have many customers usually?
merchant: Of course! I am the best merchant in the city. The best wares for the best prices. I practically starve so my customers can have the best deal I can give them.
soldier: Well you are very personable, indeed
merchant: Indeed, the gods have blessed me with a friendly and giving soul. Here you are m'lord that will be two crowns.
soldier: A fair price indeed. Here you go. I also have a girlfriend back home. Do you have anything she might like?
merchant: A girlfriend soon to be a wife with gifts from my store! Look here m'lord, a beautiful necklace made from elf tears.
Summarize the dialogue | soldier is looking for a cloak for himself and a gift for his girlfriend. |
Albert: Hey guys, I've got something for you
Aldrich: what is it now?
Alfred: I bet that it is another porn video
Albert: <file_video>
Albert: watch this shit
Aldrich: I don't know if I have enough courage
Alfred: me neither
Aldrich: omg seriously
Alfred: are you watching it?
Aldrich: I didn't know that an aligator can dismember a person so fast
Alfred: hah, damn nigga had it comming
Albert: XD me too
Aldrich: where do you find all those videos Albert?
Albert: I can't tell you, I would be prosecuted for it
Aldrich: 991 I have an emergency
Albert: Bite me xd | Albert sends Aldrich and Alfred a video of an alligator dismembering a person. |
well off business man: marry me
daughter: But, sir. You have a small baby in your presence, are you not already married with child?
well off business man: no he is the son of my servant, I have been looking for a good and godly maiden all through my journeys and stays
daughter: It is not up to me whom I marry. It is up to my Father. If it were up to me though, I would marry for love and not money. I cannot say the same for my fathers intentions.
well off business man: lets go see your father at once
daughter: He is working the fields right now, he will be home for stew at any moment.
well off business man: ok I hope i don't have a pot belly, I will always keep myself good for you
daughter: As you can see, my mother although a woman who has born 7 children still looks like a fair maiden. I have always been told I take after her.
well off business man: nice
daughter: Can you help me learn to read and write? I will do all I can to support your business.
Summarize the dialogue | well off business man wants to marry the daughter of his servant. The daughter is not free to marry whom she wants. Her father decides. The daughter's mother is a fair maiden. The daughter wants to learn to read and write. |
dog: I was raised to hunt for the king
maid: Oh my word, a talking dog!
Summarize the dialogue | The dog was raised to hunt for the king maid. |
Ralph: So Ms. May strikes again.
Shirley: What do you mean?
Ralph: Stands by her convictions until it gets too rough and then caves.
Shirley: I don't think she's caving, just not willing to let the vote get messy.
Ralph: Messy??? Its a dumpster fire!
Shirley: Agreed, but what else can she do?
Ralph: Well, she's backed herself into a corner. PM's won't vote for it and EU isn't going to change anything.
Shirley: I think she'll finally resign.
Ralph: Not a chance.
Shirley: I don't think she has a choice. Let someone else be in charge and come up with a better deal.
Ralph: She's tried and failed, but I think she's too stubborn.
Shirley: Possibly.
Ralph: She hasn't resigned yet and she didn't even agree with Brexit!
Shirley: I know but this is different. Its her deal.
Ralph: True, but I don't think she will resign.
Ralph: Just look at the history.
Shirley: My money is on her resigning. She already has a poor legacy so why not quit while you're ahead?
Ralph: Want to lay money on it?
Shirley: Sure. I'm pretty confident she will go.
Ralph: Okay - 50 says she stays and comes up with a new deal.
Shirley: My 50 says she goes within a week!
Ralph: You're on!
Shirley: Good! We'll see!
Ralph: We certainly will... | Shirley bets 50 that Theresa May will resign within a week, whereas Ralph bets 50 that she will stay and come up with a new deal related to Brexit. May didn't agree with Brexit. |
cricket: Maybe they can't see me.
fairy interpreter: You are the strangest fairy I've ever seen!
cricket: I am not a fairy!
fairy interpreter: A little brown fairy with strange veiny fairy wings! My my...but I can barely understand you!
cricket: Please talk softer. They will find me and take me off. They think I am lucky. I am not a fairy.
fairy interpreter: Then what are you, my new friend?
cricket: A cricket.What's with the smoke and trash everywhere?
fairy interpreter: I'm sorry, do YOU clean your place every day?
cricket: No. But aren't fairies known for cleanness?
fairy interpreter: You'd be surprised what they do when noone's watching.
cricket: What kind of building is this?
fairy interpreter: A noble fairy church that has a lot of trash. Are you going mad?
cricket: I'm getting there.
Summarize the dialogue | cricket is afraid that the fairies will find him and take him off. |
Alice: Hey Maddy!
Madeleine: Hey Alice, what's up?
Alice: Did you hear about the opening of the new store?
Madeleine: You mean that clothing boutique at Day's Time Av.?
Alice: Yup, that's the one.
Madeleine: Yeah, I received their ad in the mail.
Alice: Apparently they offer all the latest collections.
Madeleine: They sell the warmest scarves and amazing coats.
Madeleine: Lucy just bought one for the winter season and it's so cozy.
Alice: Yeah, they also have decent prices.
Madeleine: And the shop assistants are very friendly and helpful.
Alice: Let's go next weekend and check it out! :)
Madeleine: Great idea :) | Alice and Madeleine will go together to check out the new clothing boutique at Day's Time Av. next weekend. |
Martin: Katie is in front of the door
Martin: Can someone open?
Andy: I'm not at home
Greg: I heard the bell but I'm shitting
Greg: Give me 5 min | Greg will open the door for Katie in 5 minutes. |
torturer: Shoo, or get a boot to the face!
creature: Just for that I'll attack you know.
torturer: eat boot!
creature: I honestly don't like your kind.
torturer: the feelings mutual
creature: I could really hurt you!
torturer: then go away!
creature: Get out of my forest!
torturer: No!
creature: Listen get out of my forest before I really hurt you.
torturer: Fine.
creature: You really don't want to see my this other side of me. I can really cause havoc.
torturer: Sure you can.
creature: Kill and destroy is my motto.
Summarize the dialogue | The creature doesn't like torturer's kind. The creature doesn't like torturer's boots. The creature wants torturer to get out of his forest. |
William: <file_photo> Emma’s Christmas Cake, decoration all her own work🎄🎉
Jada: Great improvements! Last year I remember you had to guess the decorations. She is growing sooooo fast! Cutie!
Katherine: She buried Santa Claus 😏. Quite creepy.
William: He just crashed his sleigh Katherine. That’s what Emma told me anyway 😂🎅
Jada: He’s just going down under boom boom. You need to have kids to understand it! | Emma made a cake decoration with Santa Claus who crashed his sleigh. |
archer: And how would such a device work?
groundskeeper: Hey, are you trying to steal my idea? Stick to slinging arrows archer. You don't see me trying to shoot arrows, do you?
archer: No! I'm just curious how such a device would work! I may even invest in it with you!
groundskeeper: Oh, in that case. I tie a bucket to the horses tail and...nope, that's pretty much the whole idea.
archer: What if perhaps we decided to make it over the horses back?
groundskeeper: Perhaps, I have to be honest with you, the idea was really not mine. This rat deserves a lot of the credit.
archer: You talk to rats?! My God!
groundskeeper: Hey, when your job consists of picking up horse droppings and carrying away dead bodies after jousts, you can't afford to be too picky with who your friends are.
archer: You're a madman! I thought you were a genius of sorts! Boy was I wrong!
Summarize the dialogue | groundskeeper ties a bucket to the horse's tail and... |
torture assistant: Alright, let us get down to buisness ay?
a bloodied prisoner: Please! No more! I don't even know what I have done!
torture assistant: That is what they ALL say!
a bloodied prisoner: I will never break! You will have to kill me first! Now back!
torture assistant: You silly little man. Do you want to get into any MORE trouble?
a bloodied prisoner: What if I traded sides? Will you King let me live? Here, take it!
torture assistant: That is not how this works, you are here for a reason. You cannot just change what you did!
a bloodied prisoner: They have wronged me and now I am here bleeding for them. They have already forgotten about me. I have nothing left. Please unlock these chains and I will break for the King.
torture assistant: My duty down here is to help with the tortures, not set them FREE. Now which one of these tools would you like me to use first?
Summarize the dialogue | a bloodied prisoner is being tortured. He is trying to escape. |
a bird: It is the King! I have a gift for you sir King!
the king: Who said that?
a bird: It is just me! Chirp Chirp, over here!
the king: A bird, talking? I must have had a bit much wine.
a bird: Can't you feel this pain from my pecking? You are not drunk King!
the king: Ow, okay I suppose I'm not. Are you magical?
a bird: Yes and I have been on a quest to this kingdom. I have brought you a magical item.
the king: Well, bird, what have you got for me?
a bird: Here it is a delicacy, please enjoy it and receive it's magical powers.
the king: An insect?? What magic does this have in it?
a bird: I was only told that you must have it King. Do with it what you will.
the king: Um, I'll try to then.
a bird: Okay go!
the king: Well let's see if it does something when unattended.
Summarize the dialogue | a bird has a gift for the king. |
Joseph: Hey baby whats happening?
Emma: Nothing just waiting there are so many candidates.. its a panel interview
Joseph: Dont worry ... its all going to be ok... just be confident you will get the job
Emma: i am so nervous its been 9 years i was home i feel useless now
Joseph: Dont be stupid. education and experience do not fade away.. just be confident
Emma: Ok honey
Joseph: believe in yourself and just remember you can do everything in this world.
Emma: Thanks honey for all the moral support it means alot!
Joseph: i want you to be confident like before dont be so self conscious. you were the best and you are the best
Emma: :) love you for everything..
Joseph: love you too babe.. how much time for your turn
Emma: they just called my name ... see ya honey
Joseph: See you babe good luck | Emma is having a job interview. She hasn't worked for 9 years. |
wife: Dear, oh dear, I am in much better shape then your family is at the moment. Dragon attack and all, you should keep that coin for you should need it. My husband words very hard and provides well for us.
their family: I am taken aback by your kindness
wife: It's the least I can do, provided all that your family has been through. Now let me get that tea and stew finished and I'll start setting places for you to eat. All of you look famished.
their family: Can I help your prepare the meal? Perhaps set the table?
wife: Have you ever prepared rolls before? I love eating them with my stew.
their family: You start by rolling out the dough
wife: Correct, and I do apoligise I intended to hand that pin to you but was in a hurry to get the placements set and drinks poured. I always seem to get flustered when taken by surprise. I do hope that wherever your family decides to rebuild your lives that it may be as fulfilling as the one my husband and I share.
Summarize the dialogue | Their family was attacked by a dragon. The wife offers them tea and stew. She wants them to help her prepare the meal. |
#Person1#: Hello, could I speak to Allison, please?
#Person2#: I'm sorry, he's out at the moment.
#Person1#: When do you expect him back?
#Person2#: I think he'll be back in about an hour at least.
#Person1#: Well, may I leave a message?
#Person2#: Yes, of course.
#Person1#: Would you please ask him to call Chris when he gets back?
#Person2#: Ok. Does he know your number?
#Person1#: I'm afraid he doesn't. My mobile is 139- 2477 - 4026.
#Person2#: 13924774026. All right. Thanks for calling. Oh, hang on, someone's at the door that may be him, please hold on. | Chris wants to speak to Allison but #Person2# says Allison is out. When Chris is leaving a message, #Person2# asks Chris to hold on and goes to check if the person at the door is Allison. |
Samantha: Who's going to Fiasco tonight?
Amy: Me!
Nicolas: Me too!
Samantha: Great! I'm going too. | Samantha, Amy and Nicolas are going to Fiasco tonight. |
#Person1#: Where did you go on vacation?
#Person2#: I went to San Francisco, it's a really pretty city.
#Person1#: Why San Francisco?
#Person2#: Oh my sister works there. I stayed with her. She loves shopping, so we went shopping every day. Look, I got this sweater.
#Person1#: Nice, I didn't go anywhere on my last vacation. I didn't have enough money to go anywhere.
#Person2#: Oh, that's too bad.
#Person1#: Oh, not really. I actually enjoyed my vacation a lot. A friend from college stayed with me for a week. We just talked and watched a lot of old movies.
#Person2#: That sounds fun. | #Person2# went to San Francisco for vacation and went shopping with #Person2#'s sister, while #Person1# enjoyed #Person1#'s vacation with a friend. |
the princess: But the worms are my friends, can't you get food for your children somewhere else?
bird: I am sorry princess it is the circle of life though. My children must eat so one day they will be strong enough to fly on their own. Worms are the best source of food for creatures like us.
the princess: Please don't take the worm that I brought with me. He is my best friend.
bird: I wont Princess. It is nice to see someone who is so protective over things in nature.
the princess: I don't like seeming people hurt animals and plants for no reason. I love it here, so many different types of flowers to look at.
bird: Yes there are princess. I have flown all over this kingdom. This is by far the nicest garden anywhere in the realm. By far the largest as well.
the princess: I guess that means it has the most worm food for you and your family too then. Just don't take them all please.
Summarize the dialogue | The bird is taking worms from the princess' garden to feed his family. The princess doesn't want the bird to take her worm. |
#Person1#: Do you plan on voting this Tuesday?
#Person2#: Yes. What about you?
#Person1#: I already voted.
#Person2#: What do you mean you already voted?
#Person1#: I had to mail in an absentee ballot.
#Person2#: Why'd you have to do that?
#Person1#: I'm not going to be able to vote this Tuesday.
#Person2#: Why is that?
#Person1#: I have to work this Tuesday.
#Person2#: You can always go to work late.
#Person1#: That same morning I have some business to take care of.
#Person2#: Oh, I understand. | #Person1# tells #Person2# #Person1# already voted because #Person1# has some business to take care of on Tuesday. |
#Person1#: James, have you heard of a gap year?
#Person2#: No, what's that?
#Person1#: It's when you take a year off between finishing high school and going to college. It's popular in the UK.
#Person2#: Hmm...What do people do for that year? Work?
#Person1#: Some people do, other people volunteer. But mostly, it's for traveling and taking it easy for a little while.
#Person2#: Do you like that idea?
#Person1#: I guess so. We've been working so hard and we're only in our second year. Besides, college won't be any easier. So it's good to have some fun while you can.
#Person2#: But I think it's just a way to fall one year behind where you should be.
#Person1#: How so?
#Person2#: If someone is interviewing you for a job, they're going to ask you about that year. And you'd better have something better to tell them than I went traveling. | #Person1# explains the gap year to James. James disagrees with #Person1#'s ideas because he thinks it's a way to fall one year behind where he should be. |
Chris: do u think Tim will come with us to the concert?
Ben: don't know? Why don't u ask him?
Chris: he doesn't want to speak to me!!
Ben: why?
Chris: that's an old story.. from last year
Ben: you'd better solve that soon. Go and talk to him!
Chris: are u sure?
Ben: of course! and if he doesn't, just send him a mail with your apologies
Chris: I have to think about it. So who's coming tonight?
Ben: I and Simon. May be Tim
Chris: ok see u | Tim doesn't speak to Chris. Ben, Simon, Chris, and probably Tom, are going to the concert tonight. |
people: Will you help me find peace?
clergy: I collect alms for the poor.That is my job
people: I have to get away from the city, there is to much noise there. I need to find the countryside, can you help me?
clergy: In this chamber filled with religious symbols, you will find all the peace oyu need
people: Why are there so many candles burning? The scent it quite strong.
clergy: Because we are in church and there are always candles burning
people: I have never seeked out the almighty before.
clergy: That is the reason your life until this day has no meaning.Let me help you find peace
people: You would do such a thing for me?\
clergy: Because I oversee the castle's chapel.I am the responsible for bringing peace to the people
people: That is all that I long for, peace. Perhaps I could stay in your church for awhile, and let you show me the way?
clergy: Take this.It will help you find peace.
people: A enchanted quill? Shall it help me write my own peaceful furture? I thank thee!
Summarize the dialogue | clergy collects alms for the poor. He offers people a place to stay in his church. |
#Person1#: We are redecorating and I'm going to add some things.
#Person2#: Well, I'll be glad to help you out. We can deliver what you need to your office.
#Person1#: Shall we meet at 1:15 this Thursday? We definitely need some new filing cabinets and at least one desk unit.
#Person2#: Fine, I'll bring both our office furniture and equipment catalogs on Thursday. | #Person1# is redecorating and wants to add some things. #Person2# offers #Person2#'s help. |
Josh: Hey could you send me some photos of your new kitchen? Thanks!!
James: <file_photo>
James: <file_photo>
James: <file_photo> | James sends Josh photos of his new kitchen. |
Maria: i've bought this new foundation
Lucy: lock it by Kat von D?
Maria: yup
Lucy: and what?
Maria: i have great colour, wihout any pink pigments
Lucy: is it long lasting?
Maria: don't know yet
Maria: i will test it on Saturday's party
Lucy: let me know after that what do you thing
Maria: ok
Lucy: i was thinking about buying it
Lucy: but the price is devastating
Maria: yes it is
Maria: but i hope it's worth the hype | Maria will test her new foundation at Saturday's party. |
knight: How long have you been here?
mouse: For years. I was born here. I have found many hiding places in the old pine trees over there to hide from the people who wish to harm me.
knight: Did you ever see a man who resembles myself?
mouse: I see a lot of people wearing armor. They frighten me. You seem nice though.
knight: I bet you saw my father here. It was right before he left for war. he loved this place.
mouse: I like to play with the deer around here. I hope you don't plan on shooting any. They are my friends.
knight: I will not shoot any in this area. How many are there?
mouse: Only a few are left. The other Knights scare them away with their sword fighting.
knight: I am sorry to hear that. I hope you found peace after them passing.
mouse: Yes, it sure was hard to say goodbye to them all.
knight: What were their names?
mouse: Dasher, Prancer, Vixen, Rudolph, Dancer, Comet, Cupid, and Donner.
Summarize the dialogue | mouse was born here and has been hiding in the old pine trees to hide from people who wish to harm him. He was born in the forest and has many friends there. He likes to play with deer. The knight's father left for war and he loved this place. |
wench: It seems I am safe.
mouse: As am I!
wench: Were you running from something too?
mouse: Oh yes, I thought I saw a cat!
wench: I see, I was running from a noble.
mouse: What did the noble do?
wench: Well he might have offered me money for my services, but then he tried to cross some lines.
mouse: How horrid!
wench: It was an awful experience, so I ran.
mouse: As you should! You should be safe here in this clearing, and it's only a short march to the border.
wench: Which direction is that?
mouse: Straight across the River - there you will smell the sweet scent of freedom.
wench: Thank you kind mouse, you have been mouse helpful.
mouse: Good luck, and be careful kind wench.
Summarize the dialogue | mouse and wench are running from something. Wench was running from a noble. Mouse was running from a cat. |
#Person1#: I can bet the farm that you will regret about your decision. You cannot find a better one.
#Person2#: How can you be so sure? You haven't been together with her, have you?
#Person1#: No. But I'm sure she is a good girl. My sixth sense tells me so.
#Person2#: Then try it yourself. | #Person1# thinks #Person2#'ll regret not choosing the girl but #Person2# doesn't think so. |
#Person1#: What about the working hours?
#Person2#: Working conditions are very relaxed. You may work whatever hours you want, provided you get your job done properly.
#Person1#: I like flexible hours.
#Person2#: Would you mind changing the position or working place you've applied for?
#Person1#: No, I don't. | #Person1# asks #Person2# the working hours of the position. |
evil priestess: ugh, you people and your love. It is disgusting.
peasant: Well then, what would you suggest is worth staying in this world for? I've gone plenty a day without food, but with love even the worst depravities is bearable.
evil priestess: You speak of love as if it is nourishment. Once you decide to cast away love and empathy your whole world becaomes better. You can accomplish much more.
peasant: Well, I'll be seeing things through my way, no matter the cost. But I'll not forget what you've done for me. If you need an eye of a lordling or the toe of a dragon... well maybe not the dragon, but lordlings are an easier matter.
evil priestess: All i want is this nun to do as she is told. Can you help me with that?
peasant: Tis an easy enough matter. She just needs... the right kind of persuasion.
Summarize the dialogue | evil priestess doesn't like love and empathy. She wants the nun to do as she is told. Peasant will help her. |
Professor C: and so ARE one over ARE zero is what you typically use for that
PhD D: No I do not use that I can not use
Professor C: No I m saying that s what people us typically use See because it because this is this is just like a single number to tell you `` does the spectrum look like that or does it look like that ``
Grad A: Oh ARE ARE ARE zero
Professor C: So if it s if it s if it s low energy but the but the spectrum looks like that or like that it s probably silence but if it s low energy and the spectrum looks like that it s probably unvoiced So if you just if you just had to pick two features to determine voiced unvoiced you would pick something about the spectrum like ARE one over ARE zero and ARE zero or i i you know you would have some other energy measure and like in the old days people did like zero crossing counts
PhD D: Well I can also th use this Bec because the result are a little bit better but we have in a point that everything is more or less the similar more or less similar It s not quite better
Professor C: Right but it seemed to me that what you were what you were getting at before was that there is something about the difference between the original signal or the original FFT and with the filter which is what and the variance was one take on it Right But it it could be something else Suppose you did not have anything like that Then in that case if you have two nets Alright and this one has three outputs and this one has f whatever fifty six or something if you were to sum up the probabilities for the voiced and for the unvoiced and for the silence here we ve found in the past you will do better at voiced unvoiced silence than you do with this one So just having the three output thing does not does not really buy you anything The issue is what you feed it
PhD E: So you are saying take the features that go into the voiced unvoiced silence net and feed those into the other one as additional inputs rather than having a separate
Professor C: w W well that s another way That was not what I was saying but that s certainly another thing to do No I was just trying to say if you b if you bring this into the picture over this what more does it buy you ? And what I was saying is that the only thing I think that it buys you is based on whether you feed it something different And something different in some fundamental way And so the kind of thing that that she was talking about before was looking at something ab something about the difference between the the log FFT log power and the log magnitude F F spectrum and the filter bank And so the filter bank is chosen in fact to sort of integrate out the effects of pitch and she s saying you know trying So the particular measure that she chose was the variance of this m of this difference but that might not be the right number Right ? I mean maybe there s something about the variance that s that s not enough or maybe there s something else that that one could use but I think that for me the thing that that struck me was that you want to get something back here so here s here s an idea What about it you skip all the all the really clever things and just fed the log magnitude spectrum into this ? This is f You have the log magnitude spectrum and you were looking at that and the difference between the filter bank and and c c computing the variance | The professor explained that the task typically relied on R-one over R-zero as a measure. He thought that the team should explore the difference between the log FFT and the log magnitude FF spectrum and the filter bank. These were fundamentally different measures which could help the model. |
#Person1#: Mrs. Whinfield, thank you very much for allowing me to visit your wonderful garden. It really helps me a lot to write an article on Dorset gardens for our paper. Now I wonder if I could ask you a few questions.
#Person2#: Yes, sure.
#Person1#: Could you tell me when you became interested in gardening?
#Person2#: Well, I was always interested in wild flowers and then in 1980 I read Margery Fish's book Cottage Garden Flowers, which is full of practical advice and personal opinions. But I was reading about plants that I didn't know, so I started to read as much as I could and get different writers' advice. I also used to visit Kew Gardens a lot. That was when we lived in Harrow, West London. I learned a lot from my visit. By the way, Dorset is one of England's three most beautiful towns, the other two being Wiltshire and Somerset. You must know what. I'm often invited to give talks to biology students in college.
#Person1#: Yes, certainly. That's why I came here. Now what was your first garden like?
#Person2#: It was a very tiny piece of land, which came with my house in Harrow, West London.
#Person1#: Do you grow many plants yourself?
#Person2#: I don't grow many plants from seeds. But I have several friends and we often give each other plants. My garden is a place which often reminds me of so many people through the plants they've given me. | #Person1# thanks Mrs. Whinfield for letting #Person1# visit her garden and asks her a few questions to write an article. Mrs. Whinfield tells #Person1# about when she became interested in gardening and what her first garden was like. She and her friends give each other plants. |
Dawn Bowden AM: Thank you Chair In the draft plan some of the measures in there suggest legislating for restricting price promotions and banning energy drinks and that sort of thing Do you think that if we go down that road there is going to be time within this Assembly to introduce such legislation ? And if not what do you think might be the timescale for such legislation ?
Dr Frank Atherton: It may well be that there are things in Wales that we might wish to legislate on and you have mentioned two of them and they are good examples We would obviously need to undertake quite detailed consultation on those and in a way we need to mirror what is happening in England and in Scotland to some degree around the consultations they are having on energy drinks We also need to influence the issues that are not devolved to us and we seek to do that As to your question of legislative time I am not really in a position to answer that What I could say is that legislation may well be one of the outcomes of the consultation There may well be things that we wish to choose to legislate on The timing of that will have to be subject to other pressures and I come back to the point that legislation of course is one of the tools that we have got—we need to deploy them all
Dawn Bowden AM: Sure I understand that that you could do other things I know— We have heard from the Government on other calls for legislation that the programmes very tight certainly for this term so I was just wondering whether we might get that in but If I turn now to the planning system—and this might not be something that you have great deal of knowledge of I would just welcome your view on this because when we discussed with stakeholders we talked about whether the planning system for instance could be used to as an example restrict hot food takeaways around schools and so on Would that be a measure that you would support something like that ?
Dr Frank Atherton: I think it is definitely something we want to look at and of course that question is asked in the consultation so we would like to know peoples views on that It is an interesting one I think there is a question—a really important question—about how we can use the planning system more effectively I have discussed with Nathan on a number of occasions with planning colleagues in Welsh Government and in local authorities about the art of the possible let us say There may be things that we could think about and we want to get those ideas through the consultation The specific question around takeaways particularly takeaways near schools is often asked I was very interested to see up in the northeast some time ago that one of the local authorities up there did put a moratorium on the opening of new fastfood venues near to schools or indeed in areas where levels of obesity and overweight were particularly high I understand London is now—some London boroughs are now—experimenting with that as well So that gave me comfort because maybe there are powers within local authorities that can be used more effectively I think my view at the moment is that the jurys kind of out on whether those are effective and how effective they are going to be But the fact that we have some initiatives around the UK does give us an opportunity to study that and to learn from experience perhaps and then if it is shown to be beneficial to think about that here in Wales yes
Dawn Bowden AM: Sure because it will only be one of a suite of measures anyway Of itself it would not address the problem but added to other initiatives I guess it would Can I just ask you briefly then about community sport infrastructure and in particular of new schools ? So Welsh Government as you know has ploughed a huge amount of money into the twentyfirst century schools programme What we heard when we spoke to stakeholders recently particularly headteachers was that in some of the new schools that have been built we have not had changing rooms and toilet facilities for instance built into the new buildings So if we are going to try and utilise these buildings for general community activity to get kids and the wider public actually more active do you think that is something that we ought to be building in ? Again not your particular direct area of responsibility but something that you might have an input into is that when we are developing schools we should be making sure that they have those kinds of facilities so that they become accessible to the wider public Is that something that you would be prepared to make a recommendation around ?
Dr Frank Atherton: Well it is certainly a fascinating area and one that I think has a lot of potential It goes— You are right to raise it in the context of schools and I can understand why this committee would but I think it goes beyond that actually into all developments in the public sector and how they are developed and whether we are building health into our environment which perhaps is your starting point One of the things that I was really pleased to see in terms of the Public Health Wales Act 2017 that was passed a couple of years ago was the use of health impact assessment as a tool and we are still working on how that will inform policy and how that will be applied in issues such as policy decisions through Government but also in more downstream issues about how we create the public infrastructure that the public can and should be using And so I would like to see the use of health impact assessments to a much greater degree to inform those kinds of decisions If you apply that kind of lens and you take the point which is inherent in your question I think that schools are not just for kids they are for communities then you would—it would lead you to a conclusion that you would perhaps design and build them in a different way So on a personal basis I would certainly support your view that we should be looking to use the sports environment in schools in the same way as we use leisure centres There are all kinds of barriers in there and I understand all of that and it is not really my field exactly as you say but as a matter of principle I think it is a good one to pursue
Dawn Bowden AM: Thank you And widening it out to other public services buildings as well | Dr Frank Atherton was first asked about legislations in the draft plan and their ideas on those things. The use of legislation was affirmed by Dr Frank Atherton but it was just one of the tools they have got, they need to employ them all. Then as to sports infrastructure, Dr Frank Atherton, though not an expert in that field, also supported it as a good one to pursue not only in schools but also in a broadening area. |
worshipper: Dear Bishop it is a true honor to worship God!
bishop: Hail Mary full of grace ....
worshipper: What is the schedule for today Bishop?
bishop: Blessed art thou among women ....
worshipper: Ahh yes the subject of women...
bishop: And blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus. Ah, finished. Now I may speak to you my child.
worshipper: Wait a minute what were you doing?
bishop: Saying my rosary for the day. One prayer for each bead. Has the priest not taught you of this?
worshipper: No he has not can you explain?
bishop: Yes my child. I shall teach you the way you pray the Lords Prayer. Repeat after me ... Our Father who art in heaven ...
worshipper: Our Father who art in heaven,,,,
bishop: Hallowed be thine name ....
worshipper: Hallowed be thine name...
Summarize the dialogue | bishop was saying his rosary for the day. He taught the worshipper how to pray the Lords Prayer. |
servant: Hello good noble, can I get you anything
noble: Sure, some water would be great.
servant: Right away sir
noble: Thank you, are you a servant then?
servant: Yes sir, I am a servant
noble: Who do you usually work for if that is the case?
servant: Another noble who lives in this village
noble: Ah, okay then. Does he treat you well?
servant: I guess I can't say, I have never been treated any other way than the way I have been treated sir.
noble: Well perhaps you would like to work for me instead?
servant: I don't have say in that, you would have to buy me from my master sir. I wouldn't mind it though, you do speak kinder than him.
noble: Well we could just leave now and not deal with any of that nonsense?
servant: You could be arrested for stealing a servant good sir.
Summarize the dialogue | servant will get some water for noble. He works for another noble. Noble wants to buy him from his master. |
#Person1#: What kind of brakfast do you want?
#Person2#: Is there any difference?
#Person1#: Yes, a continental one contains eggs, bacon, toast and juice. American one is the same as a continental one except the egg.
#Person2#: I think I would like the former one. | #Person2# chooses the continental breakfast from the two recommendations. |
groom: "Here, wear these, they'll help"
child: Thank you that will help a lot
groom: "And, yes, this rope will help. Where were you going for food?"
child: I was just trying to find some blueberries that grow around here but I just kept heading up that path and ended up here.
groom: "Ah! I know the blueberry patch that you're talking about, we can go there on the way down the mountain."
child: That would be great I still am hungry thank you very much!
groom: "Here, have this. It's not much, just the last of my lunch, but it'll help tide you until we get to the blueberries"
child: Oh that is just great. I'll have more than enough energy to get down now.
groom: "Good, good! We're almost at the blueberries now. Say, do you like blackberries, too? I know where a patch of those is, as well."
Summarize the dialogue | groom gives the child some rope and shoes to help him get down the mountain. They will go for blueberries on the way down. |
turtles: Here you go! You eat your own kind, but cry over your friends that are lost to fisherman? What gives, fish?
fish: Thank you. I don't feel bad eating smaller fish, but my friends are an exception; I would never eat them! I hope.
turtles: That is almost ridiculous! It sounds like you would eat your friends. You would not find turtles doing that!
fish: But would you eat a frog? I heard they jump around in your mouth as you chew them!
turtles: No, I do not eat frogs! I eat bugs, lots and lots of bugs.
fish: Delicious! I never knew worms could be so tasty.
turtles: I'm glad you like it. I could find more for you!
fish: That would be lovely as I can't seem to find smaller fish today. have this frog in return!
turtles: I do not need the frog. Let him go! I will go and see if there are any more worms around
Summarize the dialogue | fish eats worms that turtles brought him. |
#Person1#: How may I help you, miss?
#Person2#: I want to change my hairstyle. What would you suggest?
#Person1#: Would you like to have a perm?
#Person2#: Do you think it will suit me?
#Person1#: Oh, absolutely.
#Person2#: Ok, I'll have it for a change. | #Person2# wants to change her hairstyle. #Person1# suggests a perm and #Person2# agrees. |
council man: It's my job to make laws and rules for the town. I'm speaking to my fellow council men about a particularly interesting new law....
queen: I see. Order and Civility are vital. What would this new law be?
council man: The women must discard their clothing on Saturdays and walk around as normal.
queen: Why would you want a law like that?
council man: Honestly, we're very idle around here and get crazy ideas. We need a war to occupy us. Think you can help?
queen: Don't you think that is degrading? The King will not be pleased with your outrageous request. Absolutely not.
council man: It was the King's idea. Maybe he needs some uh...more attention, my lady.
queen: He get's attention. What we do is none of your concern.
council man: I council you not to take my gold, thank you.
queen: Your intentions are not welcomed. I am over ruling your petty request about the law, and taking your gold as a lesson. Women in our land have rights.
Summarize the dialogue | council man wants to make a law that women must discard their clothing on Saturdays and walk around as normal. Queen overrules the request and takes his gold as a lesson. |
Simon: did you all wire me the money for the apartment?
Simon: please do as fast as possible :/ i need cash
Jacob: how much was it again?
Jacob: i will do it right now
Simon: 50 euro each, we had to pay a little extra
Simon: the price went up since last week
Joanne: hi simon!! i will be doing it right now too, sorry for being late!!
Joanne: i have a lot on my mind recently
Simon: don't worry, just please make sure it's done today
Simon: it's really important for me
Joanne: ye of course, sorry again :)
Jacob: ok done, money transfered
Jacob: did you manage to get us the one with balcony and a hot tub?
Simon: of course mate
Jacob: perfect, i knew we could count on you
Joanne: done on my side too, i also paid for Chris's part
Simon: thank you both!! | Simon needs cash as fast as possible. Jacob and Joanne transfered him 50 euro each for the apartament. Joanne also paid another 50 for Chris's part. |
angel: I am second to God, I am an angel.
person: Second you say, as in his right hand?
angel: In so many words, yes. I watch over the people on Earth for God. Trying to lead them down the right path.
person: What is your name angel?
angel: I have no name silly, just call me Angel
person: I see, what is your purpose in appearing before me in these woods then?
angel: You seemed to be lost. I can made myself visible to help you find your way out of these woods.
person: Ah seems a simple matter for you to take the time to reveal yourself, well alright lead the way.,
angel: It's this way. Just try to keep up. I forget how slow people can be sometimes.
person: I will stay close behind.
angel: If I get too far ahead, just call for me. I will come back for you. I really don't want to disappoint God.
person: It is important for you to see his will accomplished yes?
angel: Yes, although God won't punish me if I cannot help, I do like to please God.
Summarize the dialogue | angel is second to God. He watches over the people on Earth for God. He is trying to lead them down the right path. He appeared to the person in the woods to help him find his way out. |
Tanner: My phone is defaulted.
Tanner: Excuse me. I have no numbers saved now. Who is this, please?
Dee: Your girl friend I am?😶😶
Dee: (o.o)(o.o)
Dee: 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮 | Tanner has lost his phone contacts. |
family member: That's understandable. I'll get the hay.
peasant: Okay, I'll get the milk then.
family member: Thank you, I also forgot to get some eggs too. They want eggs as well.
peasant: There isn't much milk here so I'll try to help with the hay.
family member: Thank you. I'll be putting the hay in here.
peasant: When do we get to eat more? I am starving near to death...
family member: We can sneak some eggs and eat them right now. It's defying the king, but I really dont appreciate his rules. We all have to eat here.
peasant: And perhaps sample some of the milk, to make sure that it is safe.
family member: Good idea. I'll drink some right now.
peasant: What's the tool for?
family member: It's a glass. I'm just using it to drink the milk.
peasant: Ah, I see. Pass it my way once you're done with it?
Summarize the dialogue | family member will get the hay and peasant will get the milk. They will sneak some eggs and eat them right now. |
wasp: He was a guard of the King. The King wants to exterminate my kind. I wanted to send a message
a songbird: Well, if you keep going round stinging people I can understand where the king is coming from!
wasp: I would watch your tone if you know what's good for you. You see what i'm capable of.
a songbird: I bring peace and tranquility to all. You do not scare me. I soar where the wind takes me. And you wasp are not the wind. You do not change my fate!
wasp: We have many of us that live in our hive. We can attack on command. We have been here since the start of time, and we will be here when you are no longer singing your song
a songbird: Silly wasp, you will here my song for the rest of time!
wasp: your song will be silenced!
a songbird: And your buzzer shall be no more!
wasp: Take that silly bird!
Summarize the dialogue | The wasp is sending a message to the King. The songbird is not scared of the wasp. |
#Person1#: Oh, gosh! I feel everything around me is against me.
#Person2#: Don't take it too hard. There are some tips you should know in job-hunting of 2010.
#Person1#: Well, I am all ears. Maybe they are helpful.
#Person2#: Firstly, you must always show your best to the interviewer. And secondly, try to avoid spamming through e-mails, because this will make the reader go crazy. The last but not the least, there is no substitute for pounding the pavement in such a digital age.
#Person1#: I understand what you mean, and I will not upset myself. Face it.
#Person2#: Good luck to us. | #Person1# is upset and thinks everything is against #Person1#. #Person2# gives #Person1# some suggestions and #Person1# will face the challenge. |
man woman: You have beautiful trees I can tell as a man woman.
jungle: Well Man Woman, you do have a keen eye! I like to think of myself as a symbol of the unknown.
man woman: Tell me what else do you hide deep inside you?
jungle: Well, I am home to many beasts - panthers, mastodons, giant swallows, elder nameless horrors - I mean, I could really use an exterminator.
man woman: That sounds extremely dangerous!
jungle: Yes, and quite itchy. I'll be you never knew a jungle jungle could itch Man Woman.
man woman: I am so sorry as a man woman I cannot itch.
jungle: Well, it is quite unpleasant.
man woman: Is there anything I can do to help?
jungle: Could you scratch the bark of some of my trees? That might provide some small relief.
man woman: Yes I will with my man woman strength!
jungle: Ooooh, that feels much better! Thank you!
Summarize the dialogue | jungle is home to many beasts and itches. Man Woman will scratch the bark of some of the trees to relieve the itching. |
Henry: hey any plans for tonight?
Louis: hmm not really ? why?
Henry: i was thinking lets meet
Louis: ohhh.. i will just confirm what time by the way and who else is joining?
Henry: for now Ron, me , Chris and Harris
Louis: good i will just confirm,
Henry: Sure
Louis: hi.. i just confirmed i am available would join you guys. whats the plan
Henry: we are planning to go to play snooker first then dinner.
Louis: sounds great.
Henry: we are planning to meet at your place first and then go in one car would that be ok?
Louis: absolutely no problem.
Henry: we chose your place because there is alot of parking space. so we all can leave our cars there.
Louis: yeah no problem.
Henry: ok see ya then we will be there around 8pm.
Louis: Sure, or if you guys want we can watch movie here at my place?
Henry: let me just ask everyone, would let you know then.
Louis: Sure.
Henry: i just confirmed with everyone they would love to watch movie but they think it will be very late then after dinner and its a working day tomorrow?
Louis: oh ok no worries see you guys then
Henry: sure bye
Louis: bye | Henry and Louis arranged the meeting for tonight. Ron, Chris and Harris will join them. They plan to play snooker and have dinner. They will meet at 8pm at Louis's place, because there is a lot of parking space. Louis wants to watch movie at his place after dinner, but it's too late for his friends. |
Nadine: <file_photo>
Nadine: Shar Peis
Donna: I nearly got one of those. A family across my road have 2 of them. Lovely dogs
Donna: <file_photo>
Donna: That my Treacle. Had Stafford’s for years, she’s 1 years old. Good your a dog person 🐾
Nadine: Love them my babies xx lol
Donna: Can’t beat dogs, their ace. Better than humans 🐶
Nadine: Too true I've just adopted the fat one lol and yesterday they were playing and knocked over my kilts.. Molly decided to have a good sniff now her nose is yellow
Nadine: <file_photo>
Nadine: Now I can't get her clean lol
Nadine: Lilys I meant lol
Donna: The fat one lol 🤣 I thought kilts? Must be a local custom thing
Nadine: Lol.. no just Morris dancing
Donna: Can’t beat a bit of that. Could be worse, you could live in Nottingham!!One day hope to move back to Cornwall
Nadine: Really I was in Tintagel for 4 years I loved it | Nadine owns two Shar peis. Donna owns a Staffordshire Bull Terrier. Lately, one of Nadine's dog got it's nose dirty while playing and knocked over kilts Nadine uses for Morris dancing. Nadine used to live in Tintagel for 4 years and enjoyed it. |
Julia: hey, you coming to Tom's party this weekend?
Julia: should be fun :)
Mary: sorry, not likely...
Julia: why, what happened?
Mary: ma grandma passed away yesterday...
Julia: oh, honey so sorry
Julia: I feel so stupid now, sorry
Mary: don't worry, you couldn't know
Julia: if you need anything let me know!
Mary: thank you :) | Mary won't come to Tom's party this weekend because of her grandmother passing yesterday. |
person: Sure, ok. Pebble, pebble, show me your powers "rubs pebble"
zuric: I see nothing happening - do you dare to make a fool of me, the great Keldon Warlord?! Remember your daughter - do you wish that she should see her father once again? Rub harder! Sing the siren song it demands!
person: Look, if this thing does have powers, I can get you 100's of them. This is a waste of both of our time. I think her mother took her to the mystic river that day when she collected it.
zuric: This bird is my right hand and knows all - show him this mystic river now and your life shall be spared. I require all the pebbles that the river holds.
person: I don't think that would be possible, it is a large river and those stones come exclusivly from that river, they are what makes it clean. But I can certainly show you.
zuric: NOT ME; I do not travel Take the bird, he will know what to do! Make great haste!
Summarize the dialogue | zuric wants the person to show him the mystic river where the pebbles come from. The person can't find the river but he can show the bird. |
woman: And what brings you here to the bath? It isn't as if you generally wish to be seen in public with me.
their family: I mean, I had to get clean. I'm gross. I'm willing to concede the embarassment for it
woman: I see. I figured you'd be like anyone else, always wanting something or wanting to bend the Queen's ear or somesuch.
their family: The Queen and I are friends, mother. I would never leverage that for myself. I brought the necklace father left for me. I'm tired of being reminded of his low status. You take it
Summarize the dialogue | Their family is at the bath to get clean. They are not trying to leverage their relationship with the Queen for anything. They are just there to get clean. |
#Person1#: What time is our connecting flight?
#Person2#: Let me check. Oh, oh!It's at 3:25.
#Person1#: Wow, that's cutting it close! That means we only have 25 minutes to make the connection! What gate is it at?
#Person2#: It's at... gate 14.
#Person1#: Oh, great! That's at the other end of the terminal!
#Person2#: OK, so here's the plan; When we land, run to gate 14!
#Person1#: I'm be right behind ya! | #Person1# and #Person2# are rushing to catch their connecting flight. |
the king's trusted adviser: That sounds like a great plan the king wont see it coming, make sure everyone is in place if the king suspects of our treason he will kill us in a painful way
his wife: Did the apocathary make the poision yet? Maybe we could ask the magician to make some fake ghosts! Do you like that idea?
the king's trusted adviser: That sounds great, fake ghosts will make the king scream like a little girl, I hate that tyrant so we should make him suffer, I want to take everything from him
his wife: Yes haha! And after we will rule the entire kingdom together!
the king's trusted adviser: We will, everyone will fear us and we shall reward those loyal to us, the best time to attack the king is 2am, lets hope the poison does the trick I will have to stab him if it doesnt work
his wife: This sounds perfect. I will meet you in entrance to the castle dungeon at 1am tonight and we will start our plan!
Summarize the dialogue | The adviser and his wife are planning to poison the king. They will meet at 1am at the entrance to the castle dungeon. |
#Person1#: Are you doing something on Saturday evening? If not, welcome to my new apartment.
#Person2#: You moved to a new place?
#Person1#: Yes, I have been busy emptying the packing boxes and cleaning up the mats. Right now, it looks like a home. I would like to have a small celebration party. Please do come.
#Person2#: Thank you for inviting me. Sounds lovely! I would like to come. Where is your new apartment?
#Person1#: It is in the DX community, Room 306, No. 2 building. It is very easy to find. Just ask the guard at the entrance.
#Person2#: Who else will come?
#Person1#: I invited all the colleagues in our department and also my former neighbor, Paul. He is a very good person. You should meet him.
#Person2#: Ok, I will be there around 6. Is that ok for you?
#Person1#: Yes, great. I am happy you are coming. | #Person1# invites #Person2# to go to the new apartment and join the celebration party on Saturday. #Person1# also invited colleagues and a former neighbor, Paul. #Person2# will be there around 6. |
Gigi: Hello, maybe this project will fit you? <file_photo> if yes, send a portrait and a full length photo, no glasses, no hats etc
Matt: as who? Title role? haha <file_photo> <file_photo> X-D
Gigi: its just the title of the movie X-D
Matt: I figured :)
Gigi: you know what? i will forward the contact data, they want the measurements too <file_photo> | Matt sends Gigi his pictures as a response to her offer to work on a movie set. Gigi will pass the contact details of the project coordinator to him. |
#Person1#: I've never seen such a mess!
#Person2#: All our precious possessions. I just don't care any more.
#Person1#: Yes, but we ought to do something.
#Person2#: When I think of it! ! That man!
#Person1#: If I could lay my hands on him!
#Person2#: I'd roast him over a slow fire. I'd . . . !
#Person3#: Good morning. You'd what?
#Person2#: You!
#Person3#: What's the matter?
#Person1#: What are you doing here?
#Person3#: Good God! What's happened?
#Person1#: What are you doing here?
#Person3#: How do you mean? . . . You had a robbery.
#Person1#: That's right.
#Person3#: Oh, I see! And you thought I'd done it! | #Person1# and #Person2# have been robbed and they thought #Person3# had done it. But #Person3# doesn't know what happened and greets them. |
Donna: I gotta go check out this movie
Bruce: What movie?
Donna: Venom, you know new superhero one
Bruce: With Tom Hardy?
Donna: Exactly, I've been waiting so, so long for it
Bruce: Really? What do you girls see in him?
Donna: In this actor? I am not going to see this movie for him, come on:D
Bruce: Yeah right, it's like saying that when Charlize Theron is on the screen it is completely irrelevant for men's attitude towards the movie:D
Donna: hahahah what are you talking about:D I just really like Marvel stories
Bruce: Oh I do to, I'm just teasing you babe
Donna: You wanna go with me?
Bruce: On a date to watch some handsome dude?
Donna: Oh just stop it finally:D
Bruce: hahaha sure I'll go with ya, probably there is gonna be some pretty lady there too, I'll be fine
Donna: OMG one more word:D:D | Donna is eager to see the new superhero movie Venom with Tom Hardy. Bruce is surprised as to what girls see in this actor. Donna wants to see the film because she likes Marvel stories. She suggests that Bruce joins her. |
#Person1#: Hello.
#Person2#: Hello. May I speak to Mark, please?
#Person1#: Sure, just a minute. Mark, you're wanted on the phone.
#Person3#: Hello, this is Mark speaking.
#Person2#: Hi! This is Jill. How come you didn't come in today?
#Person3#: Oh, we had a birthday party for David last night. As a matter of fact I woke up with a terrible hangover.
#Person2#: That's too bad. You'll have to be more careful nest time.
#Person3#: Anything new at the office?
#Person2#: No, nothing special. Oh, yes, you know Bill, The guy with the moustache. His wife had a baby girl last night and he passed out cigars to everyone today, He said his wife and daughter are doing fine. The baby is their first child.
#Person3#: That's wonderful! We've got to celebrate!
#Person2#: Yes, we have to. Do you think you can make it tomorrow?
#Person3#: Sure. I ought to be ready for some more drinks by then. Thank you for calling.
#Person2#: You're welcome. Bye. | Mark didn't come in today because of a terrible hangover. Jill and he will celebrate the birth of Bill's new baby tomorrow. |
fruit bat: it feels good to eat fruits because they are so many
artist: Hello there good fruit bat. care to watch me paint?
fruit bat: what will i get for it
artist: You can have my easel once I am done.
fruit bat: are you blind?
artist: No I am not!!
fruit bat: now thats how i roll
artist: Give that back!!
fruit bat: give me one good reason
artist: I offer my artistic skills to you.
fruit bat: can you come to paint me and my wife kissing?
artist: If that is what you desire.
fruit bat: ok
Summarize the dialogue | fruit bat wants to watch artist paint. The artist offers his easel to the fruit bat. The fruit bat wants the artist to paint him and his wife kissing. |
Greg: Hi, I'm gonna be late. Can you wait for me outside the station?
Brina: Upstairs?
Greg: Yes.
Brina: Okey. I'll be waiting in front of the coffee shop.
Greg: Be there in 10 minutes.
Brina: OK. | Brina will waiting for Greg in front of the coffee shop in 10 minutes. |
Chris: Hi, man.
Don: Hi, where the hell have you been?!
Chris: Home, all the time.
Chris: Just my cell died.
Don: Too bad.
Chris: Why's that. What happened?
Don: This client of yours came to the office.
Chris: Which client.
Don: The one that's pain in the ass.
Chris: That one? What did he want?
Don: Talk to you. Right now.
Chris: What about?
Don: I was not curious, really.
Don: Suppose about his deposit.
Chris: Not again. I told him, he's got to wait.
Don: Apparently he didn't hear you.
Chris: When he shows up again, just tell I am on a business trip.
Don: You tell him that yourself, all right.
Don: I don't get commission on your clients, remember? | Chris's client was at the office when he was home with his cell dead. He wanted to talk to Chris right now. Don doesn't want to talk to Chris's clients. |
#Person1#: Susan, good evening. Why are you so dressed up?
#Person2#: I'm on my way out to a New Year's banquet. How do I look? Is my make-up ok?
#Person1#: You look great. Your make-up is perfect.
#Person2#: Do your think I should wear a different dress?
#Person1#: No, the one you have on looks fabulous, especially with your hair like that.
#Person2#: Thanks for saying. Do you have any ideas which necklace I should wear?
#Person1#: With that dress I'd like to say your white diamond necklace would look perfect.
#Person2#: Thanks for helping out. Now Im ready, what are you doing tonight?
#Person1#: Not much, Just a house party with some friends.
#Person2#: Sounds fun. Anyone I know?
#Person1#: Yeah, most of the people are from my office.
#Person2#: Sounds like I'm missing out on a good time. Oh, well, there's always next year.
#Person1#: I'm sure you will have fun no matter where you go. Remember to take your bag. | Susan is dressed up because she's going to a New Year's banquet. #Person1# will have a house party with some friends tonight. |
#Person1#: Look, Bob. This is a photograph I took during my trip to Australia.
#Person2#: Let me see it, can I? This is a good photograph. Who are these people?
#Person1#: They're people I met during the trip. That's the ship we traveled on.
#Person2#: What a beautiful ship! Who's this?
#Person1#: That's the man I told you about. Remember?
#Person2#: Ah yes. The one who offered you a job in Australia.
#Person1#: That's right.
#Person2#: Who's this?
#Person1#: Guess!
#Person2#: It's not you, is it?
#Person1#: That's right. I grew a beard during the trip, but I shaved it off when I came home.
#Person2#: Why did you shave it off?
#Person1#: My wife didn't like it! | #Person1# shows Bob a photograph #Person1# took during the trip to Australia and tells him about the people in the photograph. |
farmers: Have you ever thought of taking up safer work?
sailor: I will admit, while fending off Krakens with only a bill-hook, that I should think of another career path, and possibly cash out my pension.
farmers: I will be harvesting soon and I wonder if the harvest will be enough.
sailor: What is it you harvest?
farmers: We grow wheat for the king.
sailor: Ah, a mighty important profession - without hardworking farmers like you, the kingdom would starve.
farmers: Thank you for your kind words. It's hard labor.
sailor: No doubt! Have you always been a farmer?
farmers: I've been a farmer since I was my youngest son's age.
sailor: And how old is he?
farmers: He will turn 7 this year.
sailor: And will he be a farmer like his father?
Summarize the dialogue | sailor and farmers are discussing their professions. |
hermit: Are you a watcher of the Royals?
someone: Oh, I'm not in their Personal Guard if that's what you're asking. More like a... helper. I help them in various ways from time to time.
hermit: How do you help them? I am interested in you because I have never cared to talk to anyone else.
someone: Well Hermit, the people of the village are very nice, mostly. You should try talking to them, sometime. As far as the King and Queen, well, mostly by helping guard them, but from afar you could say.
hermit: Are the King and Queen nice? I have heard rumors...
someone: I would say yes. But it depends on who you ask. Certainly not to those who have offended them.
hermit: I hear he does not treat his servants with much respect. I hear they are planning a revolt.
someone: Oh really, now? And what are the names of these servants?
hermit: All the servants of the village!
Summarize the dialogue | hermit is interested in someone who watches the Royals. someone is a helper to the Royals. hermit hears that the King does not treat his servants with respect. hermit hears that the servants are planning a revolt. |
Stephen: what would you like to do after we graduate?
Anne: i'd love to teach <3
Anne: definitely teach!
Anne: i've always wanted to be a teachaer?
Anne: you?
Stephen: i don't know, everyone seems to know what they want to do but me
Stephen: i wanted to go into business for a while, but now it seems boring
Stephen: then i thought of law school, but i'm not sure i'm cut out for that
Anne: have you thought about grad school?
Anne: maybe you can pursue something new :-D
Stephen: i've thought about it
Stephen: i've considered getting a phd in philosophy
Stephen: and then when i graduate i'll teach like you!!!
Anne: if that's what you want, go for it :-D | After graduating, Anne would like to be a teacher. Stephen still doesn't know what he'd like to do. |
guest: Well hey there, little guy.
cat: meow
Summarize the dialogue | cat meows at the guest. |
child: I use it to find treasures and treats. Usually it works quite well.
villager: Just do be careful where it leads you, my village which is not always so safe. Also do your best to avoid the forests nearby.
child: Why, whats the matter with the forests? I heard its a great place to find rare shrubs.
villager: Well it has creatures in it....really we are not supposed to enter. It is a lawless land.
child: Creatures, you say. Now I want to go and find out!
villager: I know that you are curious, but I would suggest against it. Though I want to go myself we have lost a number of villagers to its perils.
child: Well if you say so. Maybe if I take a sword with me I can defend myself. I am good at fighting!
villager: I suppose you could do so, but I would highly suggest against it. You are much safer here despite the general lack of people.
child: I should go back to my friends and tell them of forest. I will warm them not to wander there
Summarize the dialogue | The child uses a map to find treasures and treats. Villager suggests the child not to enter the forest nearby. |
#Person1#: Which social problem do you think the government needs to concentrate on most?
#Person2#: I think housing is a big problem. There are thousands of homeless people on the streets.
#Person1#: How would you solve the problem?
#Person2#: I have a good idea to solve it. The government could provide some money for homeless people to build their own homes.
#Person1#: It would probably be very expensive.
#Person2#: I think the government can afford it. Besides, there are many advantages. Homeless people would find it easier to get jobs if they had an address. They would learn some useful skill for finding jobs in the construction industry or home improvement.
#Person1#: It's not a bad idea. I think education is the biggest problem at the moment. Schools don't seem to have enough money to educate kids properly.
#Person2#: If we are to invest more money to education, we will need to raise taxes. That wouldn't be popular with voters.
#Person1#: Most voters what everything bout ways. They want the government to pay for lots of things, but without increasing taxes.
#Person2#: The government should show that it is using money efficiently. Sometimes you hear about how the government has wasted money on a project.
#Person1#: Yes. The government has limited funds and must show that it is using the money responsibly. | #Person2# thinks housing is a big problem while #Person1# thinks education is the biggest problem. Solving both problems needs more taxes. #Person1# and #Person2# think the government should show that it is using money efficiently. |
snake: He sees me! I attack!
villager: Can I not go through one day without being attacked by man nor beast? I am weary of the violence.
snake: This one wants some too!! Have a bite!
villager: I feel funny. What is happening to me. My vision is getting blurry.
snake: Ha! Not so mighty now, humans! Oh what's this? Sssssshiny!
villager: Am I dying? Why did you kill me? I have always been a friend to the snake community. I will never see my beloved family again.
snake: Why is this human still not gone. I think he needs another dose!
villager: Please snake, stop attacking me and give me a drink of the water from the canteen. Have you no compassion?
snake: I think it wants do pass away with his shinny object. Ok there you go
villager: Water, I need water. The thirst is unbearable. My tongue is swollen and I cannot breathe. Please help me.
Summarize the dialogue | snake attacks the villager. The villager feels funny and his vision is blurry. The snake wants to give the villager water from the canteen. |
bird: *whistle*
priests: Hello bird. How are you on this fine day?
bird: *chirp*
priests: Yes yes you are always fine. I have a wedding to perform then an exorcism.
bird: *chirp, exorcism...*
priests: Oh bird stop! Are you possessed?
bird: *chirp, yes*
priests: Then we must help you.
bird: *yes... whistle*
priests: After this wedding. Come. You can chirp the wedding song.
bird: Yes
priests: Sad that possession is going to animals now.
bird: Flys away
Summarize the dialogue | priests have a wedding to perform and an exorcism. |
#Person1#: Did you meet the new girl in our sales department. She is taking the place of Maggie during her maternative leave.
#Person2#: Did they finally fill that post, how come I haven't seen her? She must have not been inducted yet.
#Person1#: I guess not, They haven't officially introduced her to the whole staff yet, she barely started yesterday.
#Person2#: Is she just working temporarily? What are they going to do when Maggie comes back from leave.
#Person1#: If the new girl is competent, maybe they will promote her when that time comes. | #Person1# and #Person2# talk about the new girl who takes place of Maggie in the sales department. |
Dan: Hi guys
Lautaro: 👋
Pablo: Hey Dan, what are you up to?
Dan: Finishing dinner now. Are you guys doing anything tonight?
Lautaro: Yep, we’re going to have a few drinks in Palermo and then head to Niceto Club
Pablo: There’s this party we like called EGYPTIAN NIGHTS 🙊🙈🙉
Pablo: With dancers dressed up as ancient Egyptians and stuff like this
Lautaro: Have you been?
Dan: No. But sounds like fun! 🔥
Dan: How much is it?
Lautaro: The price changes but I guess it’s like 100 pesos?
Pablo: Yeah, something like that. But I assure you it’s worth it
Dan: Sounds good to me. Where are we meeting?
Lautaro: <file_other>
Lautaro: Around 10?
Dan: Cool. I’ll see you there
Pablo: 😘😘😘 | Lautaro is going to have a few drinks in Palermo and go for 'Egyptian Nights' party. Dan, Pablo and Lautaro will meet at Niceto Club around 10. |
Chris: Did you take the cat to the vet?
Anna: No
Anna: was I supossed to?
Chris: Fuck!
Chris: uh yeah! what the hell?
Anna: When the fuck did you tell me?
Chris: last week
Anna: when exactly
Chris: at my Mothers place
Anna: I so don't remeber
Chris: right after dinner
Chris: forget it it doesn't matter
Chris: just take the cat to the vet please
Anna: ok
Anna: I'll take him tonight
Chris: please ask for dr. Frink
Anna: ok
Anna: anything else
Chris: no, frink will know what to do
Chris: the cat just needs a shot
Anna: ok
Anna: sorry
Chris: it's ok
Chris: luv u
Anna: luv you too | Anna forgot to take the cat to the vet. She will take it tonight. |
#Person1#: Do you enjoy going on dates?
#Person2#: Yes. I find dates to be a lot of fun.
#Person1#: What's so fun about them?
#Person2#: They give me the opportunity to get to know someone better.
#Person1#: So you always have fun on dates?
#Person2#: Not always. I don't always like the person I'm on the date with.
#Person1#: Why not?
#Person2#: My date may not be my type.
#Person1#: So then why would you ask them out in the first place?
#Person2#: I didn't realize until after our date that they weren't my type.
#Person1#: Sounds like a huge waste of time to me.
#Person2#: Now that I think about it, it really is sometimes. | #Person2# tells #Person1# that #Person2# enjoys going on dates, but sometimes the person #Person2# dates may not be #Person2#'s type. |
Liz: hey
Dan: Yes, please. Can I help you?
Liz: I'd like to buy onions from your shop, do yo have fresh supplies?
Dan: Oh yes i do, How much do you want?
Liz: How much per kg?
Dan: They are Rs. 20/kg?
Liz: Gosh. Very expensive. Yesterday I bought them Rs. 16/kg.
Dan: You are right. I also sold them at the same rate yesterday. But today, the rate is very high at the market.
Liz: What about cabbage? How much is it?
Dan: It is Rs. 10/kg. It is quite fresh.
Liz: Everything is very expensive.
Dan: What is cheaper nowadays?
Liz: It is very hard for a poor-man to survive. haha
Dan: All the day we move in street and in the evening, we hardly make Rs. 100 or 150.
Liz: Ok Please pack for me 1 kg onion and 1/2 kg cabbage. I'll send sharly to come collect.
Dan: ok then, it'll be ready by the time she gets here.
Liz: how much is the total?
Dan: It's Rs. 20.
Liz: Ok, i'll give her the money
Dan: Thank you. | Sharly will collect 1 kg of onion and 0.5 kg of cabbage from Dan and pay him Rs. 20. |
Jill: Hi. Will you need the red jumper today?
Fiona: Don't you dare!
Jill: Ok. I guess it means that you won't.
Fiona: Jill! Don't touch my clothes!
Jill: You should be happy that I'm asking.
Fiona: I'm incredibly happy that you're messing around in my room while I'm not there.
Jill: Chill out. So? Can I borrow it? Just for today?
Fiona: No
Jill: Because?
Fiona: Because its mine!
Jill: In family we should share things. Just to let you know. I'm borrowing it and will return it when I return from my date. Thanks!
Fiona: You're already dead. | Jill took Fiona's red jumper without Fiona's consent. |
captain: how are you today, working hard as usual?
mate: Of course. Just swabbin' the deck, as always sir!
captain: good job mate, keep it up
mate: Are we going into port anytime soon? I'm getting pretty antsy here!
captain: soon my friend give it time
mate: When did you first decide you wanted to be a captain of such a ship?
captain: when i was but a wee lad honestly
mate: So did I...when do you think I could be captain, sir? Do you think I could try it out soon?
captain: maybe in a few years lad
mate: Well, I love working here either way! This is my dream life!
captain: yes the open sea is truly amazing
mate: Shall I tar the deck? To uh, protect it? From stuff?
captain: yes sounds like a good plan
Summarize the dialogue | mate is swabbin' the deck. Captain wants him to tar the deck to protect it from stuff. Mate wants to be a captain. |
colorful bird: Ah I see. I'm usually up at the castle and the young price and princess take care of me there. I am out to stretch my wings before flying back
predator: The princess and prince you say? I sure would love to get a tast...errr, meet them someday!
colorful bird: Hmm I will have to warn them of you.
predator: Bird of many colors, I ask you not to. For if they learn of my presence the king will send his best men after me. I am just trying to survive like you.
colorful bird: Well then you must promise that you will not harm them.
predator: I shall not lay a finger on them, I promise.
colorful bird: Very well, then I will not tell them of your presence for now
predator: Thank you my friend. Is there anything I can do for you in return?
colorful bird: Not right now. I'll let you know if I think of something.
predator: So, do the prince and princess ever come outside of the walls to play?
Summarize the dialogue | predator wants to meet the prince and princess. The bird promises not to tell them about predator's presence. |
#Person1#: Good morning, Plaza Hotel. Can I help you?
#Person2#: Hello, I'm just checking the room rates. How much are the single rooms, please?
#Person1#: Well, sir, the singles are now from 180 to 240 dollars.
#Person2#: And the doubles?
#Person1#: The double rooms are now 270 to 330 dollars.
#Person2#: That includes tax, I suppose.
#Person1#: No. But the price does include breakfast and service charge is extra.
#Person2#: Thank you very much. I think I got that. That's singles from 180 to 240 dollars, doubles to 270 dollars.
#Person1#: No. The price of doubles is from 270 to 330 dollars.
#Person2#: Oh, I see. And can I get an extra bed if we need one?
#Person1#: Yes, of course. An extra bed is 45 dollars.
#Person2#: Okay, that's fine. Thank you very much.
#Person1#: You're welcome. | #Person2# is checking the room rates and #Person1# tells #Person2# the prices. The price doesn't include tax and service charge but includes breakfast. |
local artist: I never accused you of being a dweeb. I have never even heard of such a word. Perhaps you should remove your cloak when approaching people or they may misjudge you.
person: Perhaps you should show due respect! What are you painting anyway?
local artist: Respect? This lighthouse was my grandfathers. I come here to paint the landscape you see out there before you. It's beautiful isn't it?
person: I see much beauty before me, but your painting is not very pleasing to the eye.
local artist: Thank you for your critique, you should probably have another drink.
person: Do you have any mead?
local artist: I do, make your way inside the lighthouse. Third brick opening on the left.
person: Thank you kind sir...I must say that painting is looking better by the second.
local artist: Thank you. Pardon my lack of patience. I can sometimes be a little quick to judge, but you must understand it's for good reason.
person: I understand. If you need a guard against the thieves I am for hire.
Summarize the dialogue | local artist is painting the landscape outside his grandfather's lighthouse. He invites the person to come inside and have a drink. |
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