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peasant: No sort of manual labor, something perhaps more difficult?>
worshiper: Different? Well, they do need a new teacher for the prince. The last one left after his bed was filled with dead toads.
peasant: The boy has a strange sense of humor?
worshiper: The boy is downright evil. I believe he has some of the black arts in him. If you choose that position, I wish you the best but I won't envy you.
peasant: I think that just might be up my alley, at least the food should be good I would think.
worshiper: You will be well fed, I am sure. But keep your eyes open - the prince is a rapscallion, and the Queen has a wandering eye.
peasant: Indeed, I will take your words to heart.
worshiper: I wish you the very best in your ventures!
peasant: Thank you much for showing kindness to a peasant such as myself.
Summarize the dialogue | peasant is looking for a job. The worshiper suggests a position as a teacher for the prince. |
Hilary: can't belive that our children start school tommorow
Mandy: I know, yesterday they couldn't even walk :D
Hilary: Max is so happy, his backpack is already near the door :)
Mandy: I think Lisa is a little scared
Hilary: she'll be fine, as soon as she meet new friend everything will be great
Mandy: Hope so :)
Hilary: ok, see u tomorrow then :) | Hilary's son and Mandy's daughter are starting school tomorrow. |
Hillary: Hey, girls! U remembered to pick up ur dresses, right?
Jess: Sure did :)
Lona: Not entirely.
Hillary: Lona, y?
Lona: Well, I went to the shop, but the dress wasn't there.
Morgan: Had a similar problem. Mine was there, but the size was not right.
Hillary: R u both joking?!
Lona: No. Wouldn't dare.
Morgan: Me neither.
Jess: Dunno y. Mine was there, w8ing.
Hillary: Calling them now. Furious.
Hillary: So, turns out they've sent ur dress to another shop on the other side of town.
Lona: Mine?
Hillary: Yup.
Morgan: What about mine?
Hillary: Yours will be ready on time. Pick up at the same place.
Lona: So, Morgan and I will have to go to the other location?
Hillary: Seems so. | Jess picked up her dress, but Lona's was sent to another shop, and Morgan's will be ready on time at the same place as at the collection she got a wrong size. |
jacob's son: How could she do this to me, I trusted her with my life. I'll come back for my revenge but now i need to get out here
loved ones: There is a small row boat at the base of this light house. You must travel north along the shore until you reach a warf. There is a fisherman by the name of Dagmun that can help you.
jacob's son: Ok, i'll get to it right away
loved ones: Speak to no one. If I lost you, I could not bear it. You and your father are so important to me. Please do not think so ill of your sister. She is acting out of grief.
jacob's son: I hope i can still find it in my heart to forgive her
loved ones: You must always be there for family. You did cause the death of her child, so it is her that may find a hard time forgiving you.
Summarize the dialogue | Jacob's son is angry with his sister. He needs to get out of the lighthouse. There is a row boat at the base of the lighthouse. He must travel north along the shore until he reaches a warf. There is a fisherman by the name of Da |
merchant: Well when you win that battle, we'll celebrate with my finest wines!
king: Ah, I'm afraid my Lady cares more for feites and feasts. And with the increase in diplomacy from these things, so less becomes the need for battle. The warrior King is a dying breed, I'm afraid.
merchant: Well next time you host a feast, be sure to serve my fine wines! The finest in the kingdom!
king: Well you certainly know how to ply your trade, merchant. Perhaps I'll even have you come up to the castle sometime, and perhaps you can tempt the Queen with your wares.
merchant: Here are some samples to share with the Queen.
king: I suppose I can bring them to her directly. Yes, and why not? I am brave... I am fearless... I am... the KING!
Summarize the dialogue | king will bring some samples of merchant's wine to the queen. |
Violet: Sigh.
Violet: No idea what to get Bob for Christmas.
Tom: Get him new clubs!
Violet: I can't pick out his clubs!
Tom: You don't have to. Get a GC.
Violet: From?
Tom: Golf Shack?
Violet: Will you go with me?
Tom: Sure. When?
Violet: After work tonight?
Tom: Okay. Meet you there at like 6?
Violet: Perfect.
Tom: You'll see; it's a good idea!
Violet: I'm trusting you! | Violet and Tom will meet at Golf Shack at 6 after work to buy a gift card. It will be a present from Violet to Bob for Christmas. |
queen: No, thank you for disposing him for me. Which Earldom was it that you wanted?
peasant: I care bit my lady, I would just be happy to no longer be a peasant.
queen: Come now, tell me the Earldom you seek, and it shall be yours.
peasant: I suppose I would like Yankstontownhillbradshire.
queen: That is a mouthful, and very unpopular with the Crier. It shall be yours, arise, Earl . . . wait, what was your name again?
peasant: My name is Bobsonhamptondorf.
queen: Arise Earl Bobsonhamptondorf of Yankstontownhillbradshire! I shall call the Bob of Yank for short.
peasant: Thank you your highness.
queen: Well then, let us be off Bob of Yank.
peasant: Yes lets, this cemetery gives me the creep.
queen: Which way to the exit?
peasant: Right this way my lady.
Summarize the dialogue | peasant wants to be earl of Yankstontownhillbradshire. The queen will make him an earl. |
#Person1#: Are we going to have dinner tonight?
#Person2#: What are you planning on making?
#Person1#: I'm not cooking dinner.
#Person2#: The only way you're eating tonight is if you cook.
#Person1#: I'm not sure what to cook for dinner.
#Person2#: I don't know. What do you want to eat?
#Person1#: I have a taste for some chicken and potatoes.
#Person2#: That sounds delicious.
#Person1#: So are you planning on cooking it?
#Person2#: I already told you that I'm not cooking tonight.
#Person1#: I'll cook dinner.
#Person2#: I already know. Start cooking. | #Person1# asks #Person2# what #Person2# is going to cooking for dinner. #Person2# refuses to cook so #Person1# will cook. |
Jake: Hello ๐
Juliet: Jake, long time no see!
Jake: We should hang soon ๐
Juliet: Agreed
Jake: I actually wanted to ask you something
Jake: Are you free on the first weekend of May?
Juliet: I might be, why?
Jake: We're planning to go camping
Juliet: Who exactly?
Jake: Me, Kelly, Greg and Tom
Juliet: Sounds good ๐
Jake: I'm adding you to the conversation where we talk about the details
Juliet: Cool.
Juliet: One more question.
Juliet: Can I take my boyfriend with me?
Jake: Oh I forgot you've got a boyfriend now lol
Jake: Sure, I will finally get a chance to meet him!
Juliet: I will add him to conversation
Jake: Yes, please do add him, I can't because we're not friends on fb
Juliet: Done
Jake: Ok | Jake, Kelly, Greg and Tom want to go camping on the first weekend of May. Jake invites Juliet and her boyfriend to join them. |
#Person1#: I'm pleased to meet you again, Mrs. King.
#Person2#: Pleased to see you, too, Mr. Brown.
#Person1#: You've had a good trip, I hope.
#Person2#: Yes, a very pleasant journey, thank you.
#Person1#: It's been a full two years since we last saw each other.
#Person2#: So it is, I've come again to renew our sole agency agreement for another 2 years.
#Person1#: We shall be pleased to talk the matter over with you. You've done very well in fulfilling the agreement.
#Person2#: I'm glad you're satisfied with our work. I can assure you we've spared no effort and spent quite a sum of money in pushing the sales of your products.
#Person1#: Yes, we appreciate your efforts in pushing the sales of our pianos. We can see you are experienced in this particular line.
#Person2#: Thank you.
#Person1#: But I think the annual sale of 300 pianos for a sole distributorship in Canada is rather conservative. After all, you sold around 400 pieces there last year. You can sell more this year according to the marketing conditions at your end.
#Person2#: That is the result of our hard work. Well, what annual quantity would you suggest for the new agreement then?
#Person1#: 500 pieces.
#Person2#: No, no. That's too big a number to be acceptable. Let's put it at 450 pieces. And we'll strive to sell more, of course. We wish to add another clause. For every 50 pieces sold in excess of the quota, we'll get 1 % more in commission for our efforts.
#Person1#: All right, let's fix it at 450 pieces then. And for every additional 50 pianos sold, we'll give you 1 % higher commission.
#Person2#: I suppose all the other terms remain unchanged.
#Person1#: We would like to make a specific mention of one more point. As our sole distributor, you will neither handle the same or similar products of other origins nor re-export our goods to any other area outside your own.
#Person2#: No, certainly not. That's a reasonable restriction.
#Person1#: Another thing is that every six months we would like to receive from you a detailed report on current market conditions and the users comments on our products.
#Person2#: Yes, we've already prepared one. I've brought it with me. I'll put it forward when we talk with the manufacturers tomorrow.
#Person1#: Good, that's all then.
#Person2#: Good. | Mrs. King comes to renew the sole agency agreement with Mr. Brown for another 2 years. They agree that the annual sale will be 450 pieces and Mr. Brown will give Mrs. King 1% higher commission for every additional 50 pianos sold. Mrs. King will send Mr. Brown a detailed report every six months. They will talk with the manufacturers tomorrow. |
#Person1#: Are you ready to go shopping?
#Person2#: Just a few minutes. I need to make a list of the things that we need.
#Person1#: Good idea. Have you written down tea, eggs and potatoes?
#Person2#: I forgot about the potatoes. Oh, I almost forget that we need a microwave oven badly. What kind of tea do you prefer? Green tea or flower tea?
#Person1#: Let's just get both. Do you bring enough money?
#Person2#: We don't have enough cash, but I'll take my credit card. | #Person2# will shop with #Person1#. #Person2# makes a list of the needed things and brings the credit card. |
an assistant: good day alchemist
alchemist: hi how are you
an assistant: I'm very fine, how are you doing today?
alchemist: suberb you
an assistant: I came to inform you that i was done with the mixture you asked me to prepare and I'm awaiting your next instruction
Summarize the dialogue | Assistant informs the alchemist that he's done with the mixture he was asked to prepare. |
#Person1#: Is there anything I can do for you?
#Person2#: Yes, I am looking for a skirt. What's in fashion now?
#Person1#: This one is the latest. How do you like it?
#Person2#: Well. Could I try it on?
#Person1#: Sure.
#Person2#: It's cute. The color suits my complexion. How much does it cost?
#Person1#: 400 dollars.
#Person2#: What? That's ridiculous! | #Person2# likes a skirt at #Person1#'s store, but thinks it too expensive. |
#Person1#: I've never been to a restaurant like this before.
#Person2#: It's really different, isn't it?
#Person1#: That's a good word to describe it.
#Person2#: I hope you're hungry because the pizza here is huge as well as to die for.
#Person1#: I am hungry. I think I could eat a lot by myself.
#Person2#: Well, let's order one for a starter.
#Person1#: I'm in the mood for a Californian pizza.
#Person2#: That happens to be my favorite. Waiter, I think we're ready to order. | #Person2# takes #Person1# to an unusual restaurant and they decide to order a Californian pizza. |
hunter: Yes, I should have more faith, it has been getting harder out there
the cardinal: The life of a hunter is tough, here is some of the body of our lord to sustain you.
hunter: Thank you sir, I feel better
the cardinal: How long have you been out here, in these woods?
hunter: around 10 hours, I haven't found a thing to kill for the king
the cardinal: Give me an arrow, and god will guide it for me
hunter: Alright sire
the cardinal: Oh, fiddlesticks
hunter: Let me get that for you
the cardinal: Perhaps hunting is not for me. If you're looking for prayer though, I'm your man. Can you point me to the way out of this forest? I'm embarrassed to say I'm a little lost.
hunter: I need to be headed back anyways, I will walk with you. It is that way.
the cardinal: Onwards then. Perhaps we will cross paths with a deer or other forest creature and you can hunt it.
Summarize the dialogue | The hunter has been out in the woods for 10 hours. He hasn't found anything to kill for the king. The cardinal gives him some of the body of our lord to sustain him. He offers the hunter an arrow, but the hunter refuses. The |
#Person1#: Hello.
#Person2#: Is this Mr. Smith's office?
#Person1#: Yes, it is.
#Person2#: Is he there?
#Person1#: I'm sorry, he isn't. He's at a meeting this morning.
#Person2#: What time will he be back?
#Person1#: He'll be back after two o'clock but he'll only be in the office for an hour.
#Person2#: Can I reach him in the conference room?
#Person1#: I'm sorry, but they aren't taking any calls. Can I take message for you?
#Person2#: This is Anne Lucas in the accounts office. I would like a word with him, please.
#Person1#: I can ask him to call you after the meeting. Can I have your number?
#Person2#: Yes, it's 488 -6361. He can reach me there until three o'clock. | Anne calls Mr. Smith but he is unavailable. #Person1# helps Anne leave a message and keeps Anne's number for Mr. Smith to call back. |
castle guard: I guess they are not done with you yet
wrongdoer: They will regret ever locking me up.
castle guard: I think you might be regretting it now.
wrongdoer: Nothing you can do, now you're stuck down here with me.
castle guard: I'm not stuck, you fool! I'm just doing my duty for the king.
wrongdoer: What a pathetic life you must live. I've been everywhere and seen everything unimaginable. You are NOTHING.
castle guard: And look where you are now.
wrongdoer: I am where my mind is, and trust me. My body is here, but my conciousness is ever free-flowing...watching you from above. Waiting...for my next move.
castle guard: I feel sorry for you. Just repent and they will release you
wrongdoer: I have other plans. Unfortunately, you won't be alive to witness my escape. Sorry......
castle guard: You are done for. (as stabs wrongdoer).
Summarize the dialogue | wrongdoer is in prison. He is threatening the castle guard. |
#Person1#: We have been over this a hundred times! We are not getting a pet!
#Person2#: Why not? Come on! Just a cute little puppy or a kitty!
#Person1#: Who is going to look after a dog or a cat?
#Person2#: I will! I ' ll feed it, bathe it and walk it every day! We can get a Labrador or a German Shepard!
#Person1#: What if we want to take a vacation? Who will we leave it with? Plus, our apartment is too small for that breed of dog.
#Person2#: Ok. How about we get a cat or a ferret?
#Person1#: We ' re planning on having children soon, I don ' t think those animals are a good idea with a baby in the house.
#Person2#: Fine! Let ' s get a bird then! We can keep it in its cage and teach it to talk! A parrot would be awesome!
#Person1#: I ' ll tell you what, I can get you some hamsters and we ' ll take it from there.
#Person2#: Yay! | #Person1# is arguing with #Person2# about having pets. #Person1# thinks no one can look after dogs when on vacation and cats are not good with children. #Person1# eventually agrees to have hamsters. |
Franck: hey, how is your week end going?
Daniel: AWESOME man! we're having a blast here in Corsica ! the hotel is marvelous!
Franck: show me please, we're looking for a nice place where to spend our next vacation
Franck: <file_video>
Daniel: WOW! Sandra would love it, especially with that beautiful authentic decoration
Daniel: yes, that is just perfect! and the water is great, the staff is welcoming ... living our best lives!
Franck: I bet you do! ๐
Franck: do you think we won't be bored there for 10 days? I mean it is an island...
Daniel: oh no, not at all! they have lots of activities and beautiful landscapes
Daniel: 10 days is perfect to discover a huge part of it ๐
Franck: cool! good news then. I will talk to her and try to plan this ASAP
Daniel: be quick, hotels are quickly booked...
Franck: ok thanks buddy. | Daniel's weekend in Corsica has been splendid. Their hotel, its staff and the water are great. Franck and Sandra will consider the place for their 10 day holidays. Daniel assures him that with the activities offered here and beautiful landscapes they will not be bored and urges Franck to book soon. |
girl: What is this strength you speak of?
a rival jeweler: See this beautiful green swirling gem...Malachite is a stalwart protector and bolsterer of your strength and willpower. It helps you access your innate power and protects you from negativity as you take action in the world. The bone moves with vibrations in your hand that I can see clearly.
girl: If what you say is true then I will take your deal. I will pay half price for the gem and see if it truly has powers. If I believe you have lied to me, I will return with my husband and it will not end well for you!
a rival jeweler: You speak lies and you shall not mess with Akeem! I shall cast a spell on you that will bring great misfortune to you. Your life will come to an end and your family will suffer!
Summarize the dialogue | girl wants to buy a jewel from a rival jeweler. He claims it increases strength and willpower. |
Donna: What do you think? <file_photo>
Chloe: basically ok, but kinda wide at the hips
Sam: yeah, a bit
Donna: like in a bad way?
Chloe: well, I've seen better dresses on you. Do you have anything else there?
Donna: Hold on.
Donna: <file_photo>
Sam: aw, I love the color.
Sam: and the neckline
Chloe: yes, this one's much better. Gives justice to your figure.
Donna: I love it too, but it's kinda expensive.
Sam: How much?
Donna: I better not say :P
Chloe: C'mon
Donna: $150
Chloe: whoa
Donna: maybe I'll just wait for when it's on sale
Sam: but you look beautiful ;* | Donna looks good in a dress that costs $150. She will wait till it goes on sale. |
dragon: You are very sparkly and pretty, maybe I should add you to my treasure
Summarize the dialogue | The dragon is very pretty and sparkly. |
parent: Hey there
horse: NAAAHHHYYY!!!
parent: How are you doing today?
horse: Would be better if you had some oats
parent: I wish i did but not to worry my child will be back soon with some
horse: Isn't my main nice, I really like my main
parent: Yes, it looks beautiful, I'm sure you'll have a lot of female horses admiring you
horse: Why are we here at the school?
parent: I came to see the principal
horse: I am the kings horse though, there must be some reason for me?
parent: I was asked to bring you to the children for them to admire
horse: I see, who wouldn't admire my main, it is very large.
parent: It is unique and most these children haven't been privileged to meet you
Summarize the dialogue | horse is at the school to meet the children. He is the king's horse. |
chicken: Bawk bawk, hello sir
farmer: hello chicken how are you today
chicken: Bawk I'm doing well today
farmer: im just checking on the jars of feed today
chicken: What about them? Bawk bawk
farmer: was just making sure they are fully stocked
chicken: Bawk that's fair I hope they are
farmer: it will be soon that you are up for slaughter but i love you anyway
chicken: Bawk but why slaughter me when I am the primary egg layer?
farmer: well that will only last for a while sadly
chicken: Understandable bawk bawk
farmer: im glad you understand
chicken: Tis a necessary evil... bawk bawk
Summarize the dialogue | chicken is the primary egg layer. She will be slaughtered soon. |
Mary: We should take an early ferry
Bella: how early? I think the first one is at 4 or something
Mary: ok, so about 6.00-6.30?
Margaret: I agree, we want to be early in Helsinki
Mary: How long does the journey take?
Bella: I have really no idea, we can check it
Tim: somebody told me it's about 1 hour
Tim: but I doubt, it's not that close after all
Mary: we will find out tomorrow
Tim: Do we want to sleep in Helsinki?
Mary: of course, we planned the whole weekend there
Tim: I'm afraid I have to come back on Sunday
Tim: there is a family reunion and I should be there
Mary: ok, so you can arrange it as you wish
Margaret: but I booked a room for 4
Tim: I can pay for the second night, I don't mind
Margaret: sorry
Tim: no problem, sorry I didn't tell you before
Margaret: no prob. | Mary, Bella, Margaret and Tim are going to Helsinki. They'll take a ferry around 6.00 - 6.30 am to get there. They are going to stay there for the whole weekend except for Tim, who has a family reunion and he has to come back home on Sunday. |
musician: Ah, I shall do my best! How about . . . *flips through Hymnal* "The Prayers of Saint Dwyfed"? A classic!
guest: Yes, let me just get comfortable here. That's one of my favorites!
musician: Hopefully the strangers here enjoy it as well - likely not up to their usual tastes - but Saint Dyfed's Prayers are literally Divine. *Begins to play the Lute*
guest: I'll play along on the pipe. I know this hymn by heart!
musician: Yes please, by all means! The harmony does work best with pipal accompaniment!
guest: Indeed! This room is hidden behind the canopy, but yet we are starting to attract some attention.
musician: Here, let us ensure we have perfect pitch before we begin!
guest: Oh dear! My pitch is way off! No wonder we sounded a bit garbled. Let me just adjust my pipe.
musician: Not to worry, the first round can be practice to get the sound right - Saint Dwyfed recognizes the flaws within us all!
Summarize the dialogue | musician and guest are playing "The Prayers of Saint Dwyfed" on the lute and pipe. Guest's pitch is off. |
lizard: they do not understand the laws of the wild
snake: Well-said, my lizard friend. You got any other news? How bout these humans?
lizard: i try to avoid them, they are useless to me
snake: If they weren't so good at keeping livestock. Boy, you don't beat around the bush. You got a real gift of gab, huh?
lizard: well being a lizard doesnt leave much room for personality
snake: The lizard said, cracking me up. Ya know lizard, I get you. You're as dry as the desert, but I get you
lizard: thanks man, its hard out here it really grinds you down
snake: Yeah, you're lizard preaching to the snake choir. But here we are, just getting to live like snakes and lizards. There are worse grinds
lizard: that is true, my life is not hard so im happy for that
snake: I knew being a lizard left a world of room for personality
Summarize the dialogue | Lizard and snake are gossiping. Lizard is not happy with humans. |
guard: We just do as the king says, regardless of the number of trespassers.
priests: Ha! And the king tells you guards to gossip around the fire pit? Your pet dog seems more alert than some of your men here.
guard: I don't mean to be rude, father, but keep your lips shut about our work ethic unless you want to be forcefully removed!
priests: If you were speaking of something productive or charitable, I would not have comment. I hear those guards speaking of the dark arts...
guard: Well your comment, regardless of relevance, is not wanted to be quite honest!
priests: It is not my duty to tell men what they want to here. It is to tell them what is true. I do not like talk of the dark arts; it only leads to misfortune for others.
guard: We shall talk about whatever we please, father.
priests: Talk as you will. Word will find its way to the king. You know I have his ear.
Summarize the dialogue | priests are gossiping with guards about their work ethic. |
Fred: Hey girl, how you doing!
Saskia: Shattered Fred! Lovely to hear from you. How are you feeling?
Fred: Getting there, day by day... you can't keep a good man down! What you up to?
Saskia: On my own tonight, Adam's gone to Doncaster, of all places, to check out a super-duper kebab van. Some sort of silver Airstream trailer thing!
Fred: God, your man and his kebab fetish! It never ends!
Saskia: I know! What with Adam and Uncle Yann, it's all we talk about at family parties. I only just about know my doners from my shish kebabs.
Fred: I have literally no clue what you're on about babes!
Saskia: Never mind love, it doesn't matter!
Fred: Fancy a drink, I could do with a gin or two?
Saskia: Not tonight, too tired. I can't stand town on a Friday, it's heaving with kids!
Fred: OK old lady. Come round to mine, I'm just about to get stuck into a lovely bottle of chilled Chablis and some prawn linguine.
Saskia: Sounds posh and delicious. Enough there for 2?
Fred: Always enough for you, sweetie! It was Paddy's favourite wine, remember?
Saskia: Oh yes, darling! I really miss Paddy.
Fred: So do I.
Saskia: Right, I'll bring some ice cream and chocs for dessert. See you soon! Love you xx
Fred: Love you too xxx | Saskia is on her own tonight as Adam's gone to Doncaster ti check out a kebab van. She doesn't want to go out so Fred invites her in. Saskia and Fred miss Paddy. Saskia will bring dessert. |
Adam: Have you talked to May?
Karen: Yes, yesterday, why?
Adam: I just talked to her and I must admit I worry about her
Karen: Me too, I suggested she should see a specialist, but she wasn't very happy about it
Adam: No wonder...
Karen: I know, but I think this is serious. She's saying she's depressed, like everyone around, but in her case it may be true
Adam: She was telling me she doesn't feel like doing anything, she's bored all the time, she never feels happy. It sounds like a real, typical depression
Adam: She also told me that she has trouble sleeping. I asked her to go out for a beer or anything basically, but she doesn't want to leave the flat
Karen: Oh my, it sounds really serious. I don't what to tell you
Adam: I was wondering how I can help her
Karen: Honestly I don't know if we can help her, Adam. I suggested a specialist because these are very sensitive issues and I'm afraid we may unintentionally make it worse
Adam: Yes, but she doesn't want to see a specialist. Basically, she doesn't want to see anyone
Karen: Hm... I don't know... How about I call someone for advice? So we could know what to do
Adam: Sounds rational, do you know anyone you could call? Don't mention her name
Karen: Of course I won't! I have a friend who's a psychologist, we can trust her. I'll let you know
Adam: Thank you Karen! | Adam and Karen are worried that May suffers from depression. Karen will call her friend who is a psychologist and ask for advice. |
#Person1#: Professor Wang looks so handsome today. He is wearing a light brown suit and a pink tie.
#Person2#: He always wears an extremely becoming suit with tie.
#Person1#: He's quite particular about what he wears, especially about his ties. He gets different tie each day.
#Person2#: A light brown suit and a pink tie today, and a light blue shirt and a blue tie yesterday. A perfect match!
#Person1#: The tie is necessary for man. It makes you look so attractive in a super tie.
#Person2#: Match is important ; well, the way of tying is also important.
#Person1#: My father dose not know how to tie a tie, for he often wears a cravat.
#Person2#: My father wears a tie every day, but he can't do it himself. My mother helps him with his tie every morning.
#Person1#: You mother is not only a patient mother but also a gentle wife. | #Person1# and #Person2# are talking about Professor Wang's outfit and outfit matching. They both think the tie is necessary for man. Match and the way of tying are also important. Both of their fathers don't know how to tie a tie. |
#Person1#: I can't see why you need to go out to enjoy yourself. Why can't you have a nice time, watching TV with me? And when you are at home, you're either reading a book or something, you never actually sit and enjoy a good program with me.
#Person2#: I don't want to watch TV. I find it boring.
#Person1#: Oh, it's not always boring. Come off it!
#Person2#: Well, I'm sorry, but it usually is. I just don't think watching all this TV is good for me. I can only watch about one program a week.
#Person1#: So you think it's better to go out, do you?
#Person2#: Well, I just feel there are lots of things to do that you can learn from and to be watching TV is not something I want to do.
#Person1#: OK, you name something that we can share.
#Person2#: What about when we do our music, for example, we share that. | #Person1# asks #Person2# to watch TV with #Person1# at home. However, #Person2# finds it boring and suggests doing music together. |
fisherman: Say... How much money being a merchant get ya? I always wondered if I picked me the wrong trade, eh?
merchant: Well, I been at this 45 years now n I still can't rest easy. Trading's a fun game but it's not too profitable I fear.
fisherman: Ya ever thought about takin' to the sea?
merchant: Oh sure, it's crossed my mind to get away from here and explore the seas. 'fraid me wife wouldn't like that a bit though!
fisherman: Oi, ye be lettin' a woman order ya around, do ya?
merchant: Happily every day, best thing that e'r happened ta me.
fisherman: Aye? What's your lass like? Maybe I should be gettin' me a woman...
merchant: Well lemme weigh up yer cod and I'll tell yas all 'bout her.
Summarize the dialogue | merchant has been at his trade for 45 years and he's not making much money. He's thinking about getting away from trading and exploring the seas. His wife is the best thing that has ever happened to him. |
#Person1#: Excuse me, can you tell me where Main Street is?
#Person2#: Turn left at the second light and then go straight for two blocks.
#Person1#: Is it far?
#Person2#: No. It's only a five-minute walk. You can't miss it.
#Person1#: Thanks a lot.
#Person2#: You're welcome. | #Person1# asks #Person2# the way to Main Street and the distance. |
Pat: When are you leaving?
Matt: Mid June
Pat: that soon?
Matt: they wanted me to come within a week but I said that I'm agreeing to the transfer, but I have a life and can't move that quickly
Pat: are they paying for your apartment there?
Matt: they do. I also get a company car
Pat: nice!
Matt: on the other hand I'm moving to a shithole where I have no friends or family
Pat: you can finally join the gym
Matt: yes I will bemore fit than I ever was in my life
Pat: a goodbye beer next wek?
Matt: mandatory :)
Pat: I'll text you Monday :) | Matt is being transferred and he's leaving in mid June. He will get a company car and and they will pay for his apartment. He will have no friends or family there, so he will have the time to join the gym. Matt and Pat will meet next week for a beer to say goodbye. |
#Person1#: Hi, Kevin. How is it going?
#Person2#: Ah, not so great.
#Person1#: What's wrong?
#Person2#: I've got a big problem with the Shakespeare course which is required for my major.
#Person1#: Is that all filled up?
#Person2#: No, there's plenty of room, but I have to take the starter course before I can take Professor Miller's Shakespeare course. It is only offered in the evening.
#Person1#: You don't like evening classes?
#Person2#: That's not the point. I work in the cafe every evening. I need the money to pay my tuition.
#Person1#: You can ask someone that could switch hours with you. Maybe just switch a couple of evenings since the course probably only meets two times a week.
#Person2#: I wish I could. My boss just did me a favor by putting me on evenings. And he'll hit the ceiling if I ask to change again.
#Person1#: Wait a minute. I have an idea. Have you checked the course over at the community college? They might offer an introductory course during the day.
#Person2#: That's a great idea. I'm free this afternoon. I'll go over and check it out.
#Person1#: Their courses are actually cheaper.
#Person2#: Thanks for your advice. I'll let you know what happens.
#Person1#: Sure. Good luck! | Kevin's starter course clashes with his part-time job. #Person1# suggests he check the course at community college because they might offer the introductory course during the day. Kevin will check it out this afternoon. |
Project Manager: So what do you think would be the price it would be out of range ? Or it would be maybe feasible ?
Industrial Designer: Oh I was not thinking too much about the price But if we use the LCD even the radio frequency communication with the TV set and the backlight and related things like the photo diodes and stuff it should be If we decide to use the speech recognition then we probably could struggle but we will see afterwards It depends of you if if the ME or UID I am sorry about the names I do not really know want to have it like in metal or in plastic these things it it depends on you not Because the the the electronic devices price is not not so big in comparison to to the overall shape and stuff like that so We will discuss it afterwards Oh this is nothing This is just my notes on what to use And my personal preference is yes I would like also preferably to use RW circuit but from the point of view of the design and price I would stick to IRs That is my opinion I mean if infrared circuit not not the radio frequency
Project Manager: Why ? Because it is simpler ?
Industrial Designer: Because because the the range where you can use it is fair It is I think And the price is fairly cheap for this
Project Manager: It is a a price matter
Industrial Designer: Otherwise I do not care what I put there because it is the chip which I buy or which we buy | Industrial designer thought that if they only used LCD displays, backlight radio frequency communication with the TV set and other related things, the price would be ok. However, if speech recognition was required, the price would be out of range. And he preferred IR circuits because it was much cheaper. |
#Person1#: Mom, this is going to take forever! Animal World will be on in 20 minutes. It's my favorite program. You know I can't miss it!
#Person2#: I know, honey. But we have to wait in line to pay for these things we need.
#Person1#: You promised we'd be home in time.
#Person2#: Be a little patient, Jack. We'll get out of here soon. | Jack urges his mother because he wants to go home to watch his favorite program. |
#Person1#: Linda, would you care for some candies or cookies?
#Person2#: No, don't try to tempt me. I'm becoming chubby, and I have to slender down.
#Person1#: You are not really chubby. You are actually thin enough.
#Person2#: I don't think so. I know I've put on weight this winter.
#Person1#: So you are watching your weight, aren't you?
#Person2#: Yes, to tell you the truth. I am on the diet. | #Person1# thinks Linda is thin, but Linda says she's on the diet. |
queen: that abominable lord that went past smelled.. well.. he smelled abominable! CHAMBER MAIIIID!
king: I'll be sure to dismiss him the next time I see him.
queen: GOOD! do it forth with! what the hell is wrong with this chair? chamber MAID!
king: Perhaps you should look out at the lake and calm down.
queen: calm down? CALM DOWN! First you seat me on a chair designed for the dungeon, you make me associate with your RANK lords. the VIEW? chambermaid
king: Yes, dear. We'll get you a new chair.
queen: chamber maid! CHAMBER MAID! chumbrmerd!!
king: Please dear... what do you need of the maid?
queen: I need a cushion immediately, post haste and forthwith!
king: Begone bird.
queen: good god henry, we have cushions down stairs i'm not expectingyou to make me one.
king: Where is that maid, anyway?
Summarize the dialogue | queen is angry with the chair she is sitting on and the lord that passed by. She wants a cushion immediately. King will dismiss the lord. |
Rick: you should be glad you didn't go to brenda's dinner yesterday
Rick: it was a disaster lol :-/
Danny: why do you say that?
Rick: her dinner parties are usually awesome
Danny: number one, the food was gross 8โD
Danny: she made this weird dish that was supposed to be a family recipe
Danny: and it gave me the worst stomachache in the world :-///
Rick: lol stop complaining
Danny: AND number two, only a handful of people were there :-(
Danny: none of them i knew
Rick: i've been in that position
Danny: it's really uncomfortable!!!
Rick: tell me about it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Danny: did you leave early?
Rick: i did, i was there for less than an hour | Danny hated yesterdy's dinner party at Brenda's as the food was terrible, there were not many people there and he didn't know anybody, so he left early. |
gravedigger: Well everyone left in such a hurry but, heh, I've had a few encounters with the unliving ones... I stay to myself and they do the same.. hopefully they will do the same for you. I have not yet seen them attack anyone.. but don't take my word for it. Come. Sit! Tell me of your adventures dear friend
peasant: My goodness! I have been trying not to starve so much that I never noticed. I believe I saw some moving throughout the night but thought they were others like me looking for a warm place to sleep!
gravedigger: Yes they go unnoticed like a lot of us do... *sigh* and now that I focus on it, you have a strange smell friend... you smell... of life... I forgot how much I hated that smell until you came by. The workers here they started to smell like us, but not you..
Summarize the dialogue | gravedigger has had a few encounters with the unliving ones. He stays to himself and they do the same. Peasant has been trying not to starve so much that he never noticed. He believes he saw some moving throughout the night but thought they were others like him looking |
Diana: hey, mum called me
Diana: you know about Adrien???
Helen: yes
Helen: he's fine, at home now
Diana: ok great, I called him but he's not picking up
Helen: just talked to him, he's okay
Helen: actually I was just going to call you cause he asked me to tell you he's fine
Helen: but wants to sleep now
Diana: is he alone?
Helen: Chloe is on her way
Helen: she'll stay with him
Diana: ok, good
Diana: how did it happen?
Helen: don't know exactly, but it wasn't his fault
Helen: the other guy was drunk!!!
Diana: omg
Helen: could have been worse :(
Diana: don't even think!
Helen: ok sis let me know if you have any news
Helen: anytime, even in the middle of the night!
Diana: ok I will, but don't worry
Helen: goodnight :*
Diana: bye, love you :* | Adrien asked Helen to call Diana and tell her that he is doing fine. Chloe will stay with him. |
Fred: I'm not sure I want to go to this party guys
Rachel: why?
Rebeca: you're always afraid of people
Fred: of big gatherings of humans
John: hahaha, it's just a small home party
John: I doubt there will be more than 10 people
Fred: you think so? I though it would be a huge "festa"
John: no, she invited really a little group of best friends
Fred: Ok, then it changes everything
Rebeca: why?
Fred: I though she invited just everybody, I didn't think we were actually chosen
John: yes, like the apostles
Rachel: hahaha, indeed | Fred doesn't want to go to the party, because he doesn't like being in a crowd. John tells Fred that there will be no more than ten people, and convinces Fred to come. |
queen: Hello
gardener: Hello Queen, what brings you to the garden?
queen: I am just here to relax and enjoy the nature
gardener: This is a wonderful place to rest and relax to clear your mind.
queen: It is actually my favorite part of the palace
gardener: Same here! i spend most of my time here.
queen: Well, that is understandable. It is your job.
gardener: Yes but not a lot of people are as mucky as me. I get to do my passion.
queen: That is obvious. I must commend you for a job well done
gardener: I thank you very much Madame. Do you know who built this?
queen: it was built by the 3rd king of the land. He built it in memory of his daughter who was kindnapped.
gardener: That is beautiful. He sounds like a humble King.
queen: Yes he was. He had the most peaceful reign in the history of the kingdom
gardener: I am sure your husband will accomplish the same peace.
Summarize the dialogue | queen is in the garden to relax and enjoy nature. Gardener spends most of his time here. The garden was built by the 3rd king of the land. He built it in memory of his daughter who was kidnapped. |
a royal: Are you sure about that? You seem rather... suspicious.
thief: Aren't all men suspicious when they stand before God?
a royal: Well you seem to be keeping quite a close eye on those precious metals and gems.
thief: What do you mean lord?
a royal: I knew it! Give that back you damned thief!
thief: Just because you are one of the royals doesn't give you the right to steal my bag. You should be ashamed at yourself robbing me in this holy place.
a royal: You dare accuse me of a crime that only lowly scum like you would commit?
thief: I'll take that bag back now sir.
a royal: You shall do no such thing!
thief: There was a time when the royals stood for good and didn't steal from decent men like me.
a royal: Steal from me one more time and I won't let you walk away from here alive!
Summarize the dialogue | a royal suspects the thief of stealing his bag. |
#Person1#: That is the most beautiful sunset!
#Person2#: Let's stop the car and enjoy it for a minute.
#Person1#: Here is a good place. Let's get out.
#Person2#: Wow. We don't get to see this in the city!
#Person1#: Mother Nature is quite an artist.
#Person2#: Look behind us at the mountains! They're reflecting pink!
#Person1#: Amazing. The sun is almost gone and yet there is still color everywhere!
#Person2#: Where is our camera? Let's see if we can catch this on film! | #Person1# and #Person2# are enjoying the beautiful sunset and #Person2# wants to catch this on film. |
Bridget: lol Prince Philip had a car accident
Carmencita: how can you laugh at it?
Bridget: c'mon no one died
Cartman: looks like a family tradition
Bridget: but he is 97 and he WAS DRIVING
Cartman: doesn't he have people for that?
Cartman: like dude, srlsy
Carmencita: what a tool
Carmencita: he could have killed someone
Cartman: <file_gif>
Bridget: old people shouldn't drive
Carmencita: I agree
Cartman: only old people think they should drive
Cartman: the rest is terrified of them behind the wheel
Bridget: I would understand if he didn't have anyone to take him somewhere
Bridget: but he has personal driver, ffs
Carmencita: like I said, he's a tool | Prince Philip had a car accident. He is 97. |
#Person1#: Good evening. For today's program, we have invited Sophie, a lady, who worked as a nurse during World War 2.
#Person2#: Good evening. At the beginning of World War 2, the government called on all its citizens 18 years old and over to help out. I started training as a nurse in November 1940. It was 2 months of being taught basic skills in the school of nursing.
#Person1#: What happened to you during the sudden attack, you know when Nazi Germany dropped bombs on Britain?
#Person2#: Manchester was bombed on the twenty-second and twenty-third of December 1940. On December twenty-forthth, I received an order requesting my immediate return from leave for duties of nursing the wounded. Many volunteers in the Manchester social services have taken a week's leave for the Christmas holidays. So the Manchester city rest centers were short of staff. Christmas Day was therefore my first day of nursing. | #Person1# invites Sophie to share her experiences as a nurse during World War 2. |
Beverly: When will you be home?
Beverly: Iโm cooking and I ran out of eggsโฆ
Roy: In 15 minutes. Iโll buy some on the way.
Beverly: Thanks dear | Roy will be home in 15 minutes. He will buy some eggs for Beverly on his way. |
sons: Hello fine horse!
a horse tied up in front of a shop: I am good, it is a nice tent.
sons: Sure it is...I love how healthy you look even with your age
a horse tied up in front of a shop: Thank you, I am confident of my appearance.
sons: It is no wonder that you are the envy of many
a horse tied up in front of a shop: Yes I truly try my hardest.
sons: ok..that is blovely
a horse tied up in front of a shop: Do you need help with anything?
sons: Yes...I need to get to the border town
a horse tied up in front of a shop: I can take you there.
sons: Nice...where is your saddle?
a horse tied up in front of a shop: Right in the back if you can go grab it.
sons: Great...
a horse tied up in front of a shop: Ah thank you, well let us go on our way.
Summarize the dialogue | a horse tied up in front of a shop is healthy and looks good. He will take sons to the border town. |
Niall: Next week's Tom's birthday
Mike: Right, completely forgot. What do you have in mind?
Niall: It's in the middle of the week so nothing big you know
Mike: Is Susan in on it?
Niall: Sure she is
Mike: Then tell her to get him out of the house for dinner or sth after work. We can come by and put up some decorations
Niall: He is so going to be thrilled haha
Mike: Yes you know how big a fan of surprises he is
Niall: Who do you want to invite?
Mike: Sammy should be in town, Seth is on vacation, though
Niall: Patrick and Karen?
Mike: It's Tom's birthday.
Niall: You hate them, don't you
Mike: With all of my heart
Niall: It's settled then. You'll talk to Susan?
Mike: I will. You'll get the ballons and stuff?
Niall: ok!
Mike: Good, gotta go
Niall: me too
Mike: byeeee | Niall and Mike are planning a surprise party for Tom's birthday next week. They are planning to put up decorations while Tom's out of the house with Susan and invite several people. |
god: Acolyte, your god beckons. What are you doing?
acolyte: i have come to ask a favor
god: Puny mortal. Your life is a flash and your fate a whim to me. What would you ask of a god?
acolyte: My only daughter has been sick for two weeks and shows no sign of improving. I am a carpenter and brought you this cross as a gift.
god: These idols of hebrew religion mean less than nothing to me. I can will your daughter to be well, but reward requires sacrifice. I want more
acolyte: Thanks you sir. What is it you require of me?
god: I AM NOT A "SIR"! I AM YOUR GOD! You dare to beg of me personal favors, while disrespecthing Him who allows you the air to breathe? Your daughter will die. You should leave before you beat her to her fate
Summarize the dialogue | acolyte brings god a cross as a gift, but god wants more. god will make the acolyte's daughter well, but he wants a sacrifice in return. |
Ben: Can u send me uncle Joe's number?
Adam: Sure. What do you need it for?
Ben: My car broke down and he's an expert.
Adam: Or so he says :P Wait, I need to ask Dad, I don't have uncle Joe's number either.
Ben: OK, there's no rush, I borrowed Rosie's car for today. | Ben's car broke down and he needs to contact uncle Joe, who's an expert in cars. Adam needs to ask Dad for uncle Joe's number. For today, Ben borrowed Rosie's car. |
king: First, we will send an ambassador to the bandits and the orcs, and depending on their response, I will make a decision.
soldiers: Do you really think orcs will listen to reason?
king: I will walk up the spiral staircase and observe the outer lands from a distance. In the meantime, send an ambassador with a team of soldiers to ask the bandits and orcs of their intentions.
soldiers: As you wish sire. I just hope you know what you are doing
king: Inform me of the orc's and bandit's intentions as soon as you know.
soldiers: How do you suggest we communicate with the orcs when they don't speak and attack us on sight?
king: Offer the orcs and bandits a gift from the Kingdom, and if they accept the gift, we will know they are open to condition of peace, and if they reject the gift, we will know they are hostile.
soldiers: Yes my lord. It is done. Is there anything else?
Summarize the dialogue | king wants to know if the bandits and orcs are open to the conditions of peace. He instructs his soldiers to send an ambassador with a team of soldiers to ask the bandits and orcs of their intentions. |
#Person1#: Look at the catalogue, John. I think I want to get this red blouse
#Person2#: Don't you have one like this in blue?
#Person1#: Yah, but it doesn't have a red one.
#Person2#: Do you need every color in the rainbow?
#Person1#: Yes!
#Person2#: Ze ze ze. . . Women! | #Person1# wants to get a red blouse though she has another one in blue. |
king: Well as you know, my brother the king of the west kingdom has laid claim to these artifacts, but everyone knows that they are rightfully mine. My father the king before me promised that these would be a part of the castle collection. So I would like to take all of them.
person: Every last one? What would that leave of the temple?
king: There are still luxurious decorations, and people do not come to the temple to seek artifacts they seek to worship. You do realize that this task will have grave consequences for you and your family if you fail this mission.
person: Well with that in mind I will surely follow through, but these artifacts are religious just as this temple is, which is why I am concerned for their removal.
king: Ah this temple was constructed for a king who is said to be of the gods. You do remember that was said of my father. As a rightful owner of the artifacts they need to be placed safely in the castle vault to protect them from my brother.
person: Well.. I suppose that has some logic to it. Well we better begin then.
Summarize the dialogue | The king wants the person to remove all the artifacts from the temple and put them in the castle vault. The king's brother claims the artifacts as his own. The person is worried about the consequences of removing the artifacts. |
George: Hi, how are you?
Sophia: Hey.. i am good how are you?
George: Very well. i was just wondering, you work in a showroom right?
Sophia: Yes,
George: i was planning to buy a new car but i wasnt sure which one i should go for, i thought you would be the best person to ask.
Sophia: Sorry George i wish i could help you but i work in accounts department i don't have any knowledge about the cars and specification.
Sophia: i dont have much interest in that too.
Sophia: Sorry for that.
George: Oh. worries..
George: Anyways how are kids?
Sophia: They are good just little one has got rashes on his arm so going doctor's office for the checkup.
George: aww sorry to hear that, btw i have heard there is some virus going on.
Sophia: yes i have heard about it too thats why going to the doctor.
George: yeah.. you should .. hope he gets well soon
George: Take care
Sophia: Thanks george hope you find right person to ask for the car:)
George: Haha yes hope so | George wants to buy a car and needs Sophia's advice as she works in a showroom. Sophia works in accounts department and has no idea about car specifications. Sophia's little one has got rashes so she's taking him for the checkup. |
Hank: do you have a football??
Shaw: yes, actually i was just coming to play with you guys
Hank: great come on we're waiting
Shaw: yea be there in a sec.. | Shaw's on his way to play football with Hank who's already waiting. |
peasant: Oh this looks delicious. All these carrots and apples. Do you think they'll eat it all?
milkmaid: if you are hungry you can have some the horses are well fed
peasant: Thank you! I am starving. I haven't eaten in days.
milkmaid: Here let get you some milk It help it all down
peasant: Thanks! I will feed the horses some hay while you do that. Do you like it here?
milkmaid: Its nice and so are the workers, I can ask the master to hire you
peasant: That would be great. It's been so hard out here with the king's taxes, no one can afford to hire me. This is the first possibility in weeks of roaming
milkmaid: I undersand here is the milk sit down and enjoy for a minute
peasant: Here, you should eat too. I feel bad if I am the only one eating.
milkmaid: thanks I take a small bite but I am pretty well fed here get your strength
Summarize the dialogue | milkmaid offers peasant some carrots and apples. Peasant is starving and milkmaid offers him some milk. Peasant will feed the horses some hay while milkmaid gets him some milk. |
Project Manager: Would anybody like to go first ?
Industrial Designer: So I have been looking at the components design Mostly by consulting remote control diagrams from the internet and also by incorporating design ideas from the last project meeting so we need some custom design parts and other parts we will just use standard I assume we will be custom designing our case probably a hard plastic or some other material case to protect the remote and the locator And we will need to custom desi design a circuit board because the circuit board has to take the button input and send it to the output so you have to design that each time But once we come up with a design we will send it to the circuit people and they will just print it out standard parts include the buttons and the wheels the iPodstyle wheel The infrared LED is actually going to be included in the circuit board that comes with it we need a radio sender and receiver those are standard And al we also need a beeper or buzzer or other sort of noise thing for locating the remote So we have some material options we can use rubber plastic wood or titanium I would recommend against titanium because it can only be used in the flat cases and it is really heavy and the rubber case requires rubber buttons so if we definitely want plastic buttons we should not have a rubber case
Project Manager: And why not wood ? And why not wood ?
Industrial Designer: ? well we can use wood I do not know why we would want to and also we should note that if we want an iPodstyle wheel button it is going to require a m qu slightly more expensive chip We can not use the minimal chip we need the next higher grade which is called regular I do not think it is much more expensive but it is more expensive So that is what I have got on design | Industrial Designer thought some parts needed custom design, and other parts should just use standard. For example, the case needed custom design to protect the remote and the locator, and the circuit board needed custom design as well, while the buttons and the wheels, radio sender and receiver were all standard parts. In addition, beeper or other noise things were needed as well for locating the remote. Rubber, plastic, wood and titanium were options of materials, but better not titanium. Regular chips were required if the iPod-style wheel button was used. |
Sarah: Hi I'm organizing a biliards competition, do you want to join us?
Victor: Biliard? That sounds great!
Victor: When is it?
Sarah: I think about next Monday because we're having an easy week and don't have much to study
Victor: That's okay for me. Will there be anything to win?
Sarah: Of course but that's a surprise
Victor: Okay I'm in :D
Sarah: Great. If you may know anybody whou would play too than let me know
Victor: I'll ask Matthiew maybe he'll come | Sarah is organizing a biliards competition next Monday. Victor will join them. |
Terry: im so bored
James: are you at work?
Terry: yup
Terry: and i have finished all my tasks
James: cant you go home?
Terry: lol nope
James: awful | Terry has finished all his tasks at work, but can't go home, so he's bored. |
#Person1#: Not a single email until now? it's already twelve o'clock. I can't believe it!
#Person2#: Can't bear it, right? I've been there before. I'll feel uncomfortable if no one calls me or sends me text messages, like there is something missing.
#Person1#: Yeah, that's right. If no one sends me text messages, I'll go crazy.
#Person2#: Actually, this is a kind of addiction called 'informania' or 'information overload'.
#Person1#: Addiction? checking emails and text messages often can be called an addiction? no way!
#Person2#: Yes, it is. Do you consider a frequent check of your in-coming emails to be an integral part of your working day?
#Person1#: Aboslutely.
#Person2#: Do you have your cell phone with you wherever you go and check text messages and phone calls from time to time?
#Person1#: Yeah, it's a must. Otherwise, I may miss important phone calls and text messages.
#Person2#: Do you open all your IM tools whenever you're using a computer?
#Person1#: Yes. MSN, QQ, Skype, Google Talk, Ali wangwang, everything, so that I'll be in touch with all friends and relatives.
#Person2#: Now I can tell you're definitely addicted to the overflow of information | #Person1# checks messages all the time on different apps, while #Person2# explains to #Person1# that this is a kind of addiction called 'informania' or 'information overload'. |
an old, one-eyed owl: Is this gold or amethyst? How can this thing help us, my priestess?
an old, wizened priestess: That is amethyst . . . perhaps you could use it to lure your enemies away?
an old, one-eyed owl: Can you see if this stone have power?
an old, wizened priestess: It may . . . I must grind it to a fine powder first to ascertain its power.
an old, one-eyed owl: Please do it my priestess. This might be the answer to our prayer. I felt something inside the stone when I hold it...
an old, wizened priestess: Very well, I must now use the powder to adorn the skull of the oracle.
an old, one-eyed owl: How long is the process going to be? I can't be here for too long.. My family is waiting for me in the forest
Summarize the dialogue | an old, one-eyed owl brought an amethyst to the priestess. She will grind it to a fine powder to ascertain its power. |
#Person1#: I want to open a savings account. What's the proper procedure?
#Person2#: First, you fill out the application form and then we will issue you a passbook.
#Person1#: Is there any minimum for the first deposit?
#Person2#: No, even a dollar is all right. Sir, here's your passbook. Just sign your name on it.
#Person1#: What is the annual interest rate?
#Person2#: It varies from time to time. At present it is 6%.
#Person1#: By the way, can I open a checking account too?
#Person2#: Sure. But you have to deposit enough money before you write out your checks.
#Person1#: Oh, I see. Thank you very much.
#Person2#: My pleasure. | #Person1# wants to open a savings account. #Person2# tells #Person1# the procedure and the annual interest rate. |
Cora: Yawn! Bored!
Francis: Why don't we do something together?
Kevin: Like the 3 of us?
Francis: Sure! Y not?
Cora: I'm all ears... eyes actually :P
Francis: Well, we could go out 4 food?
Kevin: Pretty hungry myself ;) Thai?
Cora: Indian?
Francis: Fusion? I've heard about a gr8 restaurant in the city centre!
Cora: And then what? Just eat and that's that?
Kevin: No! Absolutely not! | Cora, Francis and Kevin will go out to eat. |
Sydney: Waaaaaaaaaโฆ good morning!!! ๐ Iโve just heard in a radio that there are all the Game of Thrones characters around the city atm... Sophie, can we take a day off and look for them? Iโll call the manager and ask...
Sophie: Yes, please! ๐๐
Gavin: Enjoy ๐๐
Melanie: I rang... There was my other self on the other side of the phone... She said that in the morning actors sleep and they will be out tonight ๐. I hate when she is that serious ๐
Gavin: I hate your other self, not funny enough... ๐
Sophie: Does โseriousโ mean โboringโ?! ๐ค๐ | The actors from "Game of Thrones" are in the city. Sydney and Sophie would like to get off work and look for them. Melanie reminds them, that they would be easier to find in the evening than in the morning. |
robber: Okay...so you remember the plan, right?
outlaw: Of course, but say it again anyway to make sure we are on the same page.
robber: Right. So you're going to dress up as the queen of this kingdom and walk past the guards with me hiding within your dress.
outlaw: Ahh, sounds right to me! And then what?
robber: Oh, you designed the next part yourself. Please, you tell it best.
outlaw: Welllll we then get past all of the defenses and hide some jewels before leaving and selling said jewels!
robber: Perfect. I love it when you talk about jewels. You need to get changed though.
outlaw: Of course, where is the dress anyway?
robber: You still have to weave it.
outlaw: Weave it? We already made the dress!
robber: Nope. You were just dreaming. Get busy.
outlaw: Why would we plan the heist for today if we hadn't even made the dress?!
robber: You are the fastest weaver in the west!
Summarize the dialogue | robber and the outlaw are going to steal jewels from the castle. They are going to disguise themselves as the queen and the king. The outlaw has to weave the dress. |
#Person1#: Hello, Alice. Would you like to go to the temple fair with me?
#Person2#: Temple fair?
#Person1#: Yes. The ancient custom of holding temple fairs is to offer sacrifices to the god of the earth, and they have developed into a festival filled with food, performances and games now.
#Person2#: Sounds interesting!
#Person1#: Absolutely, I love temple fairs. Beijing has several temple fairs recently. They are different from each other to some extent, but also have a lot in common.
#Person2#: I just can't wait to see them. Which one do you choose today?
#Person1#: What about Tianqiao Temple Fair? A variety of opera performances, acrobatics shows, and food will dazzle you.
#Person2#: Great! Do you know how to get there?
#Person1#: Of course.
#Person2#: Couldn't be better. | #Person1# explains the temple fair to Alice and invites her to go to the Tianqiao Temple Fair together. Alice agrees. |
Industrial Designer: In fact I have the number of that element which is very standard for remote control The push button are usually extremely cheap but I just have one problem and this is related with the wheel sensor which seems to be quite expensive And I think we if we could just talk about that if we really need a wheel sensor or if we can not if if we could combine something with the push button a wheel sensor is fifty time the price of a a a push button
Project Manager: But is it a significant price on the whole remote control ? Because we can afford up to twelve Euros for the price of the remote control So will will will this with including all possible things so buttons wheel and the chip be lower than twelve Euros to produce ?
Industrial Designer: I I th But I do not think that we should We should talk about the design of the box also which needs some money | Industrial Designer thought that the wheel would be too expensive, especially considering that the remote casing would be costly. In Industrial Designer's opinion, the backlight on the push buttons added enough novelty that the wheel would not be necessary. Industrial Design thought that having a motion activated backlight would be useful, as opposed to a continuous one. The motion sensor was not too expensive, so it wouldn't be a costly addition. |
#Person1#: Is the environment a big issues in your country? It is in mine.
#Person2#: It is in mine too. The biggest issue is water. The climate is dry and so water conservation is very important.
#Person1#: What methods do you use to conserve water?
#Person2#: Water is rationed. We can only use a certain amount each month. It means that we cannot use some modern household items, like washing machines. They use too much water.
#Person1#: I see. I think the biggest environment problem in my country is air pollution.
#Person2#: Yes, I agree. The air here is much more polluted than in my country. Of course, my country is more agricultural and has much less industry.
#Person1#: We have reduced emission of air pollutants in recent years, but cars are still a major source of them. Factories have become cleaner as stricter environment pollution law have been introduced.
#Person2#: The problem is now on a truly global scale. I don't believe that any single country can do anything about it.
#Person1#: I think you're right. There needs to be an international response to this problem. | The biggest issue in #Person2#'s country is water so their water is used in ration. The biggest environmental problem in #Person1#'s country is air pollution. They think there needs to be an international response to this problem. |
peasant: Ohh that is very ornate! I'd be more than happy to accept this.
villager: Please, accept it with my thanks. Just... be careful with it around fire.
peasant: Oh? Why might that be?
villager: I believe it will summon a flaming salamander under the right circumstances... and I believe the spell has to be precise to keep it under control. Hold it to the flame without any protection, and you'll have a very angry fire salamander.
peasant: Wow, if that is the case then I really don't know if I should sell such an artifact!
villager: Well, you never know when it might come handy in a pinch. And who knows! Perhaps some wandering wizard might come through and can decipher the words of the spell.
peasant: I think I know of some wizards around the village, I could always ask them!
villager: Identify Object is a fairly common spell, so hopefully you'll have your very own fire salamander at your command!
Summarize the dialogue | Trader gives peasant an ornate ring with a spell to summon a fire salamander. Peasant is afraid to use it around fire. |
Saqib : the date went lit <3
Haris : did she enjoy?
Saqib : Yeah man she kissed me too
Haris : OMG I cant image you guys together
Saqib : Yeah it is real
Haris : I am coming to your home now. | Saqib went on a successful date. Haris is going to visit Saqib. |
Bob: I'm going to be a bit late today
Paul: not a problem, we will wait
Tom: it would be difficult to start without you anyway :P
Bob: it won't take that long, start setting everything up, so we can save time with that
Tom: good idea, just get there as fast as you can | Bob is going to be late today. Paul and Tom will start setting things up before Bob arrives. |
apothecary: I would like a fragrance that smell of watermelon! I love watermelon!
old gnaisha: This particular essence... is a kind of sugarwater. Many people remark that it bears a resemblance to the scent of watermelons. Would you care to try it on?
apothecary: I would love to!
old gnaisha: There you are.
apothecary: I love this scent it remind me of when I was in search of herbs to make my medicines!
old gnaisha: What is it you do? If you don't mind the questions.
apothecary: I make medicines with herbs I find in the wild!
old gnaisha: An apothecary... You may appreciate what I have behind the curtain...
apothecary: I would love to see what you have!
old gnaisha: I must warn you, however, that there are things in my store that I do not fully understand. Things that could be dangerous, or are dangerous...
Summarize the dialogue | apothecary wants to buy a fragrance that smells of watermelon. old gnaisha has a kind of sugarwater that smells like watermelon. |
#Person1#: Do you have anything planned for the summer vacation Tony?
#Person2#: Well, I'll go to the US with the exchange students. What about you Joan?
#Person1#: I'd wanted to go to Singapore to stay with my aunt when the vacation begins. But the headmaster told me I should stay in the school to help the students from the US to choose which family to stay with. And act as their guide when they go sightseeing in Tokyo.
#Person2#: What about your trip to Singapore, then?
#Person1#: Well, I've invited my aunt to come here. Have you decided when to leave?
#Person2#: Yes on July fourth, and will stay there until the end of the month.
#Person1#: Have you found someone to look after your house?
#Person2#: Yes, my cousin will come from Beijing to learn Japanese, he'll live in my house during my absence. | Tony will go to the US for the summer vacation while Joan will have to stay in the school to serve American students. |
Ella: hi guys! how are you doing?
Ella: the group has been dead for a while
Tim: Yes, I think everybody is busy right now
Tim: I'm fine, don't know about others
Kate: I'm good
Kate: I think that we haven't had enough motivation to hang out since you left
Molly: You were the glue of the group Ella
Ella: how nice of you!
Ella: but...
Ella: surprise, surprise...
Ella: I'm back!
Molly: what?
Ella: yes, for a while
Tim: amazing, why didn't you tell us before?
Ella: it was quite unexpected, I found cheap flights from Quito and decided to buy them
Tim: how long will you stay?
Ella: at least a month, I have to fix my health a bit
Molly: are you ok?
Ella: yes, I guess I just need some rest | The group was a bit silent lately. Molly, Tim and Kate didn't hang out much after Ella left. She went to Quito, but she is back for at least a month for health reasons. |
Allan: How are you doing?
Alfred: Fine, are you getting ready?
Allan: I'm so nervous, every time I have to stand in the middle of the class I start to shake like a jelly
Alfred: Have you practiced in front of the mirror?
Allan: what do you mean?
Alfred: just go in front of the mirror and start saying what you are about to say on your presentation
Allan: does it work?
Alfred: Man... I see you really are a rooky when it comes to giving public speeches.
Allan: What can I say...
Alfred: Don't worry, you will learn
Allan: Thanks, that's very kind of you to say that | Allan gets extremely nervous when he has to perform in public. Alfred is more experienced in this matter. |
#Person1#: Rachel, do you like music?
#Person2#: Of course. I can't live without it, so I always bring my CD with me no matter where I go.
#Person1#: What kind of music do you like best?
#Person2#: Light music and classic music.
#Person1#: Really? I can't believe this. I am also keen on classic music. And do you know there is a concert of classic music tomorrow evening?
#Person2#: But I didn't get the ticket. And it is said that they were sold out yesterday.
#Person1#: I got two. We can go there together.
#Person2#: Amazing! I can imagine the feeling when I hear the smooth tune around my ears. | Rachel likes classic music but she failed to get the ticket for the concert. Rachel's surprised that #Person1# got two tickets and invites her to the concert together. |
#Person1#: You're really fit, Paul. Do you exercise very much?
#Person2#: Well, I almost always get up very early, and I lift weights for an hour.
#Person1#: You're kidding!
#Person2#: No. And then I often go Rollerblading.
#Person1#: Wow! How often do you exercise like that?
#Person2#: About five times a week. What about you?
#Person1#: Oh, I hardly ever exercise. I usually just watch TV in my free time. I guess I'm a real couch potato! | Paul is fit because he exercises very often while #Person1# hardly ever exercises. |
#Person1#: According to Professor Thompson, language slowly but constantly develops from all forms into newer ones.
#Person2#: That's my opinion, too. We can easily find new words and new expressions in English.
#Person1#: Perhaps that's why new dictionaries are published about every five years. | #Person1# and #Person2# talk about the development of language. |
craftsman: Well they don't belong to me, I'm only here to build their quarters.
lawyer: Well then speak to the Foreman of these slaves and yes they can work for you, that is what they are here for
craftsman: You're so wise. I don't know why I didn't call a lawyer earlier. This is a free consultation, I assume.
lawyer: My apologies for thinking you were the foreman. The first meeting is free. Now if we are finished with our consult. I will look around for a while at what is going on here
craftsman: By all means, you wont find anything wrong with my work, just ignore the slave to be honest.
lawyer: I don't worry about that. I just want to get anything that I need to know and everything else is just observation.
craftsman: Thanks again, also ask the foreman if I can choose the slave or if they'll be preselected at random.
Summarize the dialogue | craftsman is building quarters for slaves. He will speak to the foreman to get permission to use a slave. |
Anton: Good evening. Thank you for the lift tomorrow. Where could we meet?
Lynn: good evening Anton. We could meet at the train station tomorrow around 4pm. I've got a blue Clio.
Anton: Good evening. Yes it's perfect. See you tomorrow at the station.
Anton: Hello Lynn, i'm waiting in a small pub near the station, I'm in advance. Tell me when you arrive.
Lynn: I'm here. i'm parked on the left hand side near a white jeep.
Anton: You've got a Clio? DZ783PKY?
Lynn: Yes it's my car.
Anton: ok i see you.
Lynn: fine, see you too | Lynn will give Anton a lift. He has a blue Clio. They will meet at the train station around 4 pm tomorrow. |
Ken: <file_photo>
Ken: Only you can see this
Chiara: Where did you buy it?
Ken: I got it from my friends for my birthday hahaha
Ken: But I guess they bought it on Aliexpress
Chiara: Iโve always dreamst of sth like that :/
Ken: Iโve been dreaming of it for the lest 2 years
Ken: And finally got it xD
Chiara: Lucky you ๐ | Friends have given Ken a present he had craved for 2 years. |
#Person1#: Hi Wei, what are you going to do this weekend?
#Person2#: I think I'll stay in on Saturday and rest.
#Person1#: Oh right. . . How about Sunday?
#Person2#: Ah, I'm going to the pub to watch the football.
#Person1#: Oh really? I'll come along with you if that's ok.
#Person2#: Sure, you're more than welcome. I'm meeting everyone at three o'clock.
#Person1#: Oh great, I'll see you there! | #Person1# will go along with Wei to the pub to watch the football on Sunday. |
maid: Hello..what will you like?
visitor: Hello maid, how has work been? I would like my bed cleaned and the room as well.
maid: On it your majesty!
visitor: Thank you very much, I appreciate your work around here, you've been doing a wonderful job!
maid: Thanks for the kind words. Hope you are comfortable ?
visitor: I am very much. Have any peasants been staying here? I can't stand them.
maid: No ma'am. Just royalties
visitor: Good, that's the way I like it!
maid: What else would you have me do before I retire for the night?
visitor: Could you grab me a few extra pillows? I want to be extra comfortable.
maid: Here, they are made from the finest feathers
visitor: I appreciate all your hard work here in the Castle!
maid: Thanks for the kind words
visitor: Are we... alone in this room?
Summarize the dialogue | visitor wants her bed cleaned and the room as well. She doesn't like peasants staying here. Maid will grab her extra pillows. |
#Person1#: Anna, Would you like to dance?
#Person2#: I'd love to, but I'm a terrible dancer. I'm afraid I may step on your toes.
#Person1#: Don't worry about it. I'll show you how. It's a piece of cake.
#Person2#: Thank you. I'll try my best. | #Person1# invites and will teach Anna to dance. |
king: hello
dragon: Good morning king! How are you this fine day?
king: i am doing fine...you?
dragon: Well king I am here to ask you to have your guards leave me alone.
king: they cant. they are not permitted to
dragon: Then I will continue to terrorize your kingdom and search for more treasure.
king: I am afraid your head will be cut off
dragon: You can't catch me fool
king: ok, let us reach a compromise
dragon: I'm listening......
king: you leave here in peace and dont ever come back here
dragon: You haven't addressed my issue......
king: Remind me again
Summarize the dialogue | dragon wants the king's guards to leave him alone. |
Sam: So stressed out recently! Need to find some ways to relax!
Lisa: Me too! Relaxing warm bath is all i need tonight!
Mark: do something physical- it always works for me!
Paul: listen to some music, read, watch a comedy
Ann: yoga+meditation are great! Sounds boring but believe me thereโs no better way! | Sam is stressed lately and needs to find a relaxing activity. Lisa, Mark, Paul and Ann are sharing their advice about activities that help relieve stress. |
guest: roses.
doctor: Of course... How many would you require?
guest: 2 please
doctor: There you go. And because you bought two you get a free leech.
guest: We are the guests of the queen on the way to the banquet. I hope we fair better than the last guests. I hope we keep our heads.
doctor: Hah yes *laughs nervously*, quite... I hope uh you're sure about the scent... I mean I heard she loved lavender, didn't want to induce you in error but now you're telling me that it's a gift of your volition for her... maybe a box would be...better suited?
guest: Mix the soap with tnese herbs one whiff and the queen will fall into a sense of well being insuring our survival.
doctor: Very clever! Where do you hail from again?
guest: And make it lavender.. I hail from Glasgow.. Heard of it
doctor: Of course.. Lavender it is. How's the weather in Glasgow? Much rain?
Summarize the dialogue | guest buys two roses for the queen as a gift. |
miner: Don't we all! But you have to work to find the gold my friend!
peasant: Yes we do! I can't wait to strike rich in here! Are these mines dangerous?
miner: They can be. Accidents are not frequent but they do happen and can be deadly. You must take care of yourself and others.
peasant: Is this a good tool?
miner: Yeah!
peasant: Okay perfect! Do you think this has gold in it?
miner: It is possible. This would be hard rock mining, you'll have to dig at the piece of rock to find out!
peasant: I think I'll keep it and take it home to see. I don't want anyone seeing my gold and trying to steal it.
miner: We can hit at it here if you like?
peasant: No thank you. I think I'll take it home.
miner: Fair enough. I wish you luck, there isn't as much gold in here as there used to be but there are bits found sometimes.
Summarize the dialogue | miner is showing peasant how to use a tool to dig for gold. Peasant wants to take a piece of rock home to see if it has gold. |
rat: Speak for yourself! You are pretty disgusting looking!
visitor: I am not! I am dressed in my finest wear! I am here looking for my good friend, the king.
rat: Ha you must be joking! the king would not have friends like you.
visitor: Speak for yourself rat. You may just end up on the barbs over yonder.
rat: Haha go ahead and try all you'll do is get infected from all the diseases I carry.
visitor: You do look rabid. Have you not heard of a bath?
rat: I do not need a bath I find comfort like this. I cannot say the same for you though.
visitor: Ah, you deserve to be down here in this jail house! Now, where is the king?
rat: The king is speaking to actual worthy people.
visitor: You're worse than the peasants that the king lets serve him here. Vile.
rat: I and you are worse than me. Disgusting filth.
visitor: I will take no more of this!
Summarize the dialogue | a visitor is looking for his friend the king. he is dressed in his finest wear. the rat is disgusted with the visitor. |
Kate: Everybody came to the meeting?
Miriam: No, Tom was missing
Kate: We have to talk to him about it! It's unacceptable
Miriam: What are you going to do?
Kate: I'll talk to him first, then we will see | Tom was the only person who didn't come to the meeting. Kate will talk to him as such behaviour is unacceptable. |
Julianna: Mum, I'm soooo bored:-(
Ivona: What's on TV, darling?
Julianna: Nothing special.
Ivona: There must be something on TV!
Julianna: Nothing that's interesting FOR ME.
Ivona: Well, maybe you can read the book I gave you last week?
Julianna: That one on healthy lifestyle?
Ivona: Exactly. You can learn something new ;-)
Julianna: Youโre mean, mother. You know that?
Ivona: Gosh... what about that new game show?
Julianna: Which one?
Ivona: "Deal or No Deal"
Julianna: Tell me you're joking.
Ivona: I love that show.
Julianna: I watched it once. That was enough.
Ivona: It's on right now. Let's watch it together.
Julianna: All right, itโs better than nothing, after all. Will be downstairs in 2 minutes. | Julianna is bored. Ivona suggests that they watch the new TV show "Deal or No Deal" together. |
#Person1#: How many cleaning ladies does your company hire?
#Person2#: We have two cleaning ladies. But both of them have received little education.
#Person1#: Most cleaning ladies are illiterate. But some of them do a very nice job.
#Person2#: But I actually dislike another lady. She is more capable and seems to have ideas of her own. But the trouble is she Isa backseat driver with some of us. She would tell you what to do and where to put things. | #Person2# tells #Person1# their company hires two cleaning ladies, but #Person2# dislikes one of them. |
#Person1#: Where did you get your mobile? It's really cute.
#Person2#: Oh, this? I got it in Singapore. Here, do you want to take a look?
#Person1#: Thanks. Gee, it's really light!
#Person2#: Yes, it is, isn't it? A bit too light, really. What make have you got?
#Person1#: I've got an old Ericsson. Here. Take a look.
#Person2#: Wow, that's really old.
#Person1#: Yes, I like collecting antiques.
#Person2#: Why don't you get a new one?
#Person1#: I don't know. I like this one, and I don't have any need for all the bells and whistles you get on the new ones.
#Person2#: Really, what makes you say that?
#Person1#: Well, I just need to make and receive calls, and it's quite reliable. I find that the more fancy stuff they put into these things, the more likely they are to break bown or go wrong, you know? I mean, this camera function, for instance-how often do you use it?
#Person2#: Sometimes, but I guess not very often. It's more for fun. Sometimes when I'm on a trip, for example, I can take a picture and send it to my kids. Or I can send a picture of a sample back to my office and get it costed up immediately.
#Person1#: Well, that's nice I guess. So how many kids do you have?
#Person2#: Three. Two boys and a girl. | #Person2# shows #Person1# a light mobile and #Person1# shows #Person2# an old Ericsson. #Person1# doesn't want a new one because #Person1# only needs to make and receives calls, and #Person1# thinks other functions are unreliable. |
farmers: Ah the only chair left in the place to sit! I am tired and weary and need a drink! Oh woman I will give you a chair before I sit.
a woman: Yes
farmers: Are you from around here, I have not seen you before. It is not wise for a woman to be alone in a tavern. Do you need someone to protect you until you leave for home?
a woman: don't leave for home in my protect
farmers: You make no sense! My sons and I have come into town to sell our harvest of wheat and corn. I will hope for them to bring back enough coin to use to pay for my drink and more! Do you not speak english well?
a woman: I will help them
Summarize the dialogue | farmers are in a tavern to sell their harvest of wheat and corn. They offer a chair to a woman. |
Chloe: Mum, how are Dad's results?
Mum: Oh, thank you for asking, sweetie, we don't know yet.
Chloe: What did the doc say?
Mum: It isn't as bad as we originally thought, but he needs to be monitored.
Chloe: Did they say what might have caused it?
Mum: No, maybe stress, too much red meat... You know how it is.
Chloe: When will he be able to come back home?
Mum: Not for a week, that's for sure.
Chloe: Can I visit him today?
Mum: Of course, honey, he'll be so glad.
Chloe: Are there any visiting hours?
Mum: No, they are quite flexible and understanding. As long as you don't come at midnight, it should be OK.
Chloe: OK, then I'll drop by around 6 pm.
Mum: Perfect.
Chloe: Should I bring something? Does Dad need anything?
Mum: Maybe some newspapers and his favourite music?
Chloe: OK, will think of something!
Mum: Thank you, sweetheart, you're an angel.
Chloe: I love you Mum, it's going to be OK!
Mum: I love you too, honey. | Dad needs to be monitored and he will not come back home for at least a week. Chloe will pay Dad a visit today at 6 pm. Chloe will bring dad some newspapers and his favourite music. |
Gavin: hey Carlie
Carlie: yeah?
Gavin: have you prepared your part of the presentation
Carlie: wat presentation
Gavin: are u serious? :/
Carlie: hahaha XD im kidding ofcourse i remember
Gavin: so?
Carlie: yeah just going through the slides
Gavin: tell me when you're done
Carlie: sure
Gavin: and send it to me as soon as you're done
Carlie: why
Gavin: i have to merge all the slides together -_-
Carlie: why
Gavin: what do you mean why? its a GROUP presentation
Carlie: oh shit
Gavin: yea -_- | As soon as Carlie is done with her part of the presentation, Gavin will merge all the slides together. |
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