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traveler: It is a good skill indeed! but i must warn you kid, this life is not for everyone. while there is adventure, there is also pain, fatigue, and lonliness.
jacob's son: I am young and spritely, I'm sure I could keep up with you! You could share your stories with me to beat the loneliness, I'd love to hear of the exotic places you have visited and interesting people you have met.
traveler: Talk to your father first, after all, i am his guest. It would be quite shameful if a guest stole away his mother's favorite son. I think this soup has cooled off enough to eat.
jacob's son: It's starting to get dark, my brothers and father will be home soon. Can I get you anything else for now?
Summarize the dialogue | jacob's son wants to become a traveler like the traveler. The traveler warns him that the life is not for everyone. |
Jessy: Where can I get something like that?
Jessy: <photo_file>
Henry: Amazon
Mike: What is this?
Jessy: An electric peeler 😅 | Jessy wants to buy an electric peeler. |
child: -runs around and screams- I LIKE WATER
fisherman: Yes, child. We all like water, but I also like to eat! Come here, let me teach you.
child: You mean I can learn to fish?
fisherman: Anyone can learn, but few can master. Come here and sit still, let me fashion you a rod.
child: Alright, as long as I can catch fish.
fisherman: We will see if you can, it takes patience, child. Here, take this rod, first I will show you how to bait the hook.
child: I am watching.
fisherman: You do it like this, take the cricket and stick him to the hook like so. Do you think you can do that?
child: I do believe so, I will try it now.
fisherman: Good job! Now we toss the hook out into the water and wait for something to grab onto it. Sit still and concentrate, child.
child: So I just sit here and wait like this?
fisherman: Yes, exactly like that. Now we wait and hopefully soon we eat.
Summarize the dialogue | fisherman is teaching a child how to fish. |
Project Manager: ? Right Experience with a remote control Any of you use of remote control for a television or DVD or something ? You are both nodding
Industrial Designer: That that that is the sorta product we are talking about one that will work for a in a home environment for a TVs and
Project Manager: all three Well I have seen some remote controls that are for more than one device at a time but I also have heard about them not working well or not well coordinated and you wind up working with this one for thi this three and then this one over here for another
User Interface: It is true that you always sit around you know you are sitting on your sofa and you want to change something there is five different remotes and one for the DVD and one for the video and one for cable and one for whatever else
Project Manager: And they do not always talk to each other
User Interface: But I presume this is t I presume this is just for television | User Interface held the same opinion as Industrial Designer that different remote controls that were incompatible with each other brought inconvenience to users. User Interface still presumed that this remote control was only for television. |
Alivia: I'm having a great breakfast right now
Declan: What are you eating?
Alivia: <file_photo>
Declan: That looks good
Alivia: Wanna some?
Declan: Of course! | Alivia is having a good breakfast right now. She offers to share it with Declan. |
#Person1#: Honey, could you help me here a minute?
#Person2#: Sure, sweetie. What are you doing?
#Person1#: I want to put this curtain up.
#Person2#: OK. Why don't you just hold the ladder, and I'll put it up.
#Person1#: Thanks, dear. | #Person2# lets #Person1# hold the ladder and #Person2# will put the curtain up. |
fly: Pesky thing! I though I was speaking to my good friend the scarab beetle!
giant frog: How very rude. You know I could finish off both you AND the beetle with one flick of my tongue?
fly: Go right ahead, I have enough disease to kill your entire family!
giant frog: I know where YOU like to hang out. It's all too shocking!
fly: That is right I spend my time in the born with the livestock!
giant frog: Well it's alright for SOME. Personally, I like to eat flies and bugs
fly: You are a giant nasty looking bug yourself.
giant frog: I'm a FROG, if you please. Four feet only.
fly: Oopsie you sure could have fooled me.
giant frog: Hey! I'm large, green and slimy and I have four legs and a long tongue .. what did you THINK I was?
fly: I know you are giant nuisance that's for sure
Summarize the dialogue | fly is angry at the giant frog because he is a nuisance. |
Bart: so are you guys going for new years eve to where Greg proposed?
Bart: i am curious
Matthew: i am still not sure, it's a long ride
Mike: yeah me neither
Mike: did you check how to get there?
Bart: yeah, fuck that it's like 6 hour drive
Bart: and it will be even worse on the way back
Matthew: lol, then i am definitely not going
Matthew: we will spend more time in the freaking car than having
Bart: no shit lol, and he said it's close hahaha
Mike: hahaha, that was bullshit
Mike: Matt how about you throw a party?
Matthew: i was talking with Meggy already
Matthew: i think it's possible to do it at our place
Bart: that would be perfect lol, 5 minute walk for us :D
Mike: exactly, convince her dude
Matthew: i will do my best boys :D | They are not going to celebrate New Year's Eve at the place Greg proposed because it is too far. Matthew might be able to organise a party at his place after consultation with Meggy. |
#Person1#: Hi Joe. You met my new assistant, right?
#Person2#: Emm. . . yes. But I wasn't too impressed. I found her a little stuck up.
#Person1#: You are kidding, but she's so helpful.
#Person2#: Tom. . . you are her boss, you kown. Of course, she's helpful to you.
#Person1#: Come on. She's like that with everyone.
#Person2#: I don't think so actually. She never even says 'hello' to me. | Joe and Tom hold different impressions on Tom's new assistant. |
Lucy: Chris, did you see a letter for me on the table?
Chris: Honey, I haven’t seen any letter. There were just bills, nothing more…
Lucy: I’m not talking about today. I mean two weeks ago.
Chris: Nope, no letter…
Lucy: I know that Agnes sent me a letter, but I haven’t received it yet…
Chris: Honey, I swear that I haven’t seen any letter
Lucy: Don’t honey me. Did you see the bloody letter or not?
Chris: I swear I didn’t see the letter
Chris: Lucy, we can’t move on if you don’t start to trust me again… You have to forgive me…
Lucy: Go shove your forgiveness up your ass. This is a very simple question, Chris.
Lucy: I’m mad at you. You can’t be trusted!!
Chris: You are very wrong about me.
Lucy: I don't know Chris | A letter sent by Agnes did not reach Lucy and she suspects that Chris might have something to do with it. |
Jimmy: Hahaha have you heard that arnold schwarzenegger visited Poland for the climate summit?
Sandra: no, how did my favourite actor do?
Jimmy: he was an expert in one of the panel discussions and...
Sandra: ??
Jimmy: all of a sudden he sayd: I own 6 hammers
Sandra: :D
Jimmy: That's Arnie
Sandra: <file_gif> | Arnold Schwarzeneger was an expert in one of the panel discussions at the climate summit in Poland. He said out of the blue that he owns 6 hammers. |
king: Well then, you have decided your own fate my dear.
young princess: You have nothing to threaten me with. Not even your witch will be able to change my mind. I will kill you with my own hands after my father rescues me.
king: Yeah, yeah, you father. I'm sure he'll be right over, eh? What's it been? 3 years?!
young princess: 3 years or 300 years. He will come for me the same. I spit on you and your silly little crown.
king: Now, now dear princess. You must stop with the idle threats.
young princess: There is nothing idle about where I'll shove this sceptre if you don't let me out of this hell hole.
king: Quite the spirit on you, eh? A woman with a big heart is a wonderful thing, my son loves that about you.
young princess: Really! From the looks of your Queen, I would've thought your family was only into big butts not big hearts!
king: Well, that's where my son and I's preferences differ.
Summarize the dialogue | young princess is angry with the king and wants to leave. The king is stubborn and refuses to let her go. |
his horse: Oh what a spectacle that would be! The city is a lot different than I imagined... I thought it would be luxurious and well kept, but so far I just see broken down tents and scattered debris... Is this really the state of the Kingdom?
the man sleeping inside.: The king spends his money on entertainment, not on maintenence I guess. We will have to see if we can pull it off together horse, It would be the talk of the kingdom. But enough about that, I am really tierd.
his horse: I apologize, master. You must be exhausted. I'm sure the heat is making it difficult to get a good night's sleep. Let me try and find us some shade at least...
the man sleeping inside.: Your a good horse, here is your ball my trusty steed zzzzz......
his horse: Here, cover yourself as best you can. This will provide a reprieve from the blistering sun. Rest, if only for a moment.
Summarize the dialogue | The man is tired and wants to rest. His horse will try to find some shade for them. |
Robert: Mom? Where are you? I'm home and nobody's here.
Mom: My sweetheart, I'm on my way home but caught in a traffic jam. Absolute chaos here! Can't tell you how long it will take.
Robert: And where's dad?
Mom: He should be home any moment really. He would phone if anything kept him.
Robert: I'm hungry.
Mom: Darling, wait till dad comes. He'll fix you something to eat before I come. There's now so much commotion and police here, and ambulances, and recovery vehicles. It'll be over soon.
Robert: Mom? Can I go over to the Woodies? Sure Helen is already serving dinner.
Mom: No, darling, please don't. Dad is on his way and we're starting to move too. I won't be long.
Robert: But I'm hungry.
Mom: Oh Robert! Please stop being childish! Eat an apple. Or drink some juice. I think we are moving.
Robert: Where are you exactly? How long before you're home?
Mom: Can't write now. Here's my location. <file_gps>
Robert: But it's still miles away!
Robert: Mom?
Mom: Trafic lights on Carrington Xing. | Mom and Dad are not home to prepare food for Robert. Robert is hungry but he cannot go to the Woodies for dinner. Mom will be home shortly. |
the king: It seemed to have slipped my mind .. most probably because I don't ride as often as I used to. Are you being well taken care of?
king's horses: Of course, except that stable master hasn't done our daily brushings!
the king: That is odd. I do hope that he is well. In the meantime I shall instruct one of the grooms to take care of it.
king's horses: Also can we clean out this stable. It smells terrible. He hasn't been by to clean either.
the king: I can have that taken care of, too. When was the last time you saw the stable master?
king's horses: A week ago I think.
the king: Oh dear! I will have to send people to find him and makes sure that he is well. This is most unlike him. I will have the grooms and stablehands take care of your care and get this place cleaned up.
king's horses: Yes he is usually a nice human.
the king: Is everything else okay? Is your feed adequate?
Summarize the dialogue | the king forgot to brush his horses and clean the stable. the king will have the grooms take care of it. the king will send people to find the stable master. |
old men: I live about a quarter mile down into the nearest village, myself.
person: Do you think that round man over there would mind if I take a rest on this littered and trashed floor?
old men: I don't think so, go right ahead.
person: I am hoping that I will get some disease from all of the bodily fluid that are on the floor to put me out of my misery. See I am tired of looking for scraps to feed myself to survive.
old men: Well why would you want to do that?
person: I have nothing to live for. I was disowned by my own family sir.
old men: Tell me your story before you decide to end it all.
person: I refused to let my wife sleep around with other men, then come back home each night. So she kicked my out the house and got me fired from my job.
old men: Absolutely vile behavior, that woman should be ashamed. Did karma get her back?
Summarize the dialogue | Person is looking for a place to rest. He was disowned by his family. He refuses to let his wife sleep with other men. |
monk: Well look at that I do have some bread left, here you go.
peasant: Thank you! Its delicious! I love the flavor of fresh mold.
monk: My apologies, I did not realize it had molded. What brings you to the church?
peasant: Well I come here every day to beg for food and water. Nowadays people seldom even look at me
monk: That is most unfortunate, no one is on such a level as to be ignored.
peasant: Well that is sad part about being a peasant. May I sleep in your quarters tonight?
monk: If it would benefit you certainly, I would not want you to sleep in the cold.
peasant: Thank you. Would you also be able to light a candle inside, so I read the Bible?
monk: I am amazed that you have found time to learn to read living such a life.
peasant: You see, I was an artist before I resorted to this life. But no one bought my paintings...
monk: A literal starving artist I suppose you could say.
Summarize the dialogue | peasant comes to the church every day to beg for food and water. He was an artist before he resorted to this life. Monk will let him sleep in his quarters tonight and he will light a candle inside so he can read the Bible. |
Julie: Have you seen last SNL episode?
Tim: hahaha I have
Julie: I laughed my ass off
Tim: Damon did marvelous job
Grace: don't spoil! I am in the middle of watching it
Tim: hahaha this fragment with
Grace: what did I asked you for!!
Tim: oops sorry! I didn't see! shutting up | Julie and Tim have already watched last SNL episode. Grace is watching it. |
Meg: Happy birthday!!!!!
Terry: thanks!
Meg: :*:*:* | Meg wishes happy birthday to Terry. |
Tommy: You know those little bottles of hand sanitizer?
Rosie: Yes, I love those!
Tommy: Yeah, I got a bunch of them from my mom. Want some?
Rosie: I totally do!
Tommy: Cool. I have them in my office if you want to look now.
Rosie: Great. I'll be up in a jif. Just changing paper in the copy machine.
Tommy: Why?
Rosie: There are these new reports and they're on 11x17 not the regular size.
Tommy: Must be booklets?
Rosie: Exactly.
Tommy: Don't people mess up and print on the big stuff?
Rosie: That's why I have to stay while they run the new reports, so I can change back and let everyone know.
Tommy: Oh! I get it. Well, come up when you can.
Rosie: I will! | Tommy has some bottles of hand sanitizer from his mother. Rosie will come to take a look after she makes sure that people print reports on the right size paper. |
Keith: Hola! How are you Linda?
Linda: Buenos Dias Keith! What can I do for you?
Keith: I wondered what she wanted us to do for tomorrow's lesson, I forgot to write it in my planner.
Linda: Well, Keith I was also a bit confused myself! I think it was to explain where the different places in the town were, using the directions.
Keith: Wasn't there something else, a test maybe?
Linda: Oh, yes! We had to learn the various places in the town, I think.
Keith: Well, that's plenty to be getting on with! Wish I could speak Spanish as well as you, mind, Linda!
Linda: Considering we've had our villa for 25 years, it's not too good, Keith! You are so good at remembering vocab, though.
Keith: I enjoy it, keeps me on my toes!
Linda: Did Maria say anything about the end of term get together, do you know?
Keith: Oh yes, it was before you arrived, I think. We were chatting about going to La Mancha on the 10th of July, for lunch. Can you come?
Linda: Yes, it's a few days before we go away for 2 months. I've heard the tapas are amazing! My hairdresser was telling me about it.
Keith: Good, glad you're going, I'll have someone to chat to! You a fan of vino Blanco or tinto?
Linda: Ooh, red is my tipple. Martin loves a nice dry white.
Keith: OK, stuff to do. See you on Thursday!
Linda: I'll be there! Adios. | For tomorrow's Spanish lesson Linda and Keith have to prepare homework and learn the names of places in their town for the test. Keith and Linda are going to attend the end-of-term get-together in La Mancha on July 10th. After that Linda goes away for 2 months. |
Wendy: Hey, Pam has her birthday on 24th.
Diana: Hey Wendy, yes I remember.
Wendy: I want to make her happy😉
Diana: I was thinking of a big cake, decorations, inviting close friends.
Wendy: Surprise party? Oh I see! 😎
Diana: Yeah, I'm sure she won't do anything by herself.
Wendy: That might be true. Let's invite people, and think of a plan on how to arrange this.
Diana: We can come to her place and after some time we'll tell her to go to the store.
Wendy: Yes, and when she's gone we will let people in, brilliant! 😎
Diana: It's gonna be legen-wait for it-dary. 😎
Wendy: Hope it all works out. 😎 Gotta go. Speak soon.
Diana: Sure, take care. | Wendy and Diana are going to throw a surprise party for Pam. The event will take place at Pam's. They will invite her close friends. |
Susan: Can't wait to get home and hug youuu.
George: Me too babe :)
Susan: I'm leaving early today, almost finished with work.
George: I'll be waiting for you
Susan:😚 | Susan is finishing work early today. |
#Person1#: I'm sorry. Is that bicycle yours?
#Person2#: Yes, it is. What about it?
#Person1#: I backed into it while I was trying to get into the parking lot.
#Person2#: I see.
#Person1#: I'm really sorry. I'll face the music.
#Person2#: Where did you hit it?
#Person1#: Right here. See the scratch?
#Person2#: Oh, Yes, I see it now. | #Person1# hits #Person2#'s bicycle accidentally and apologizes. |
#Person1#: I like this apartment. Do you think we can afford the mortgage?
#Person2#: Yes. I think so. It's not a very expensive apartment. It's in the right area and it has everything that we are looking for. The rooms are quite large too.
#Person1#: I love the balcony. We can sit outside and enjoy the sun in summer. We are on the 12th floor, so there's a very nice view from the balcony.
#Person2#: The neighbourhood is nice too. There is a park nearby.
#Person1#: Yes, and there are not too many houses nearby. I like it that the neighbourhood isn't full of apartment blocks.
#Person2#: It's a pity we can't afford a house. A garden would be so nice.
#Person1#: Yes, it would. Don't worry. There's a lawn outside the building and there's the park nearby. This place will be fine.
#Person2#: The building is quite new and well constructed. I'm happy with the fittings too.
#Person1#: Yes, everything has been well designed. | #Person1# and #Person2# are satisfied with the apartment for its design and neighbourhood. Though they can't afford a house, they are fine with this apartment which they can afford. |
merchant: No, we can only pray he is already aware of the news. If yo would like to hide out in my store you may. I may need someone to help me defend it.
a stable boy rushing in to alert the knight: Thank you. I will do so in the hopes he returns.
merchant: While yo are here is there anything you would like to keep? You may have one thing for being such a brave boy.
a stable boy rushing in to alert the knight: Thank you so much, gracious merchant. May I keep this small decoration for my sick mother?
merchant: Of coarse you may. I have many spices and herbs. Do you know what she is sick from? perhaps I have something here to aid her.
a stable boy rushing in to alert the knight: She has consumption. I believe the doctor is using a new phrase...tuberculosis maybe? How can I ever repay you, kind merchant?
merchant: It's ok young fellow. I have been quite greedy over the years and it's time I give back. At least I can look back and know I at least helped one soul.
Summarize the dialogue | The merchant offers the stable boy to hide out in his store. The boy wants to keep a decoration for his sick mother. |
mice: I carry the Kings sword, I can wander wherever I please. You do not want to become acquainted with my sword, do you?
roach: The kings sword? You playing with your imaginary friend again? That king would stomp on you!
mice: See how it gleams? It would take out your roachy armor in one slash!
roach: Alright alright, lets be friends instead of foes ay?
mice: Sounds good. Say- what are in these locked trunks? Do you know?
roach: I have heard that the knights keep things to remember their old life by in there.
mice: Well, here's something we could enjoy! How about a swig or two of this brew?
roach: Ah yes! this would help wash down the crumbs, oh wait if I had any.
mice: No kidding. I'll bring you some grain next time I go out.
roach: So kind of you little mouse. I usually eat over there under their beds!
Summarize the dialogue | mice and roach are friends. They will drink some brew. |
rat: What a monster this Mad King sounds like. He is delusional. I have noticed there has been a crumb shortage. Even the rats are feeling these trickle down economics.
king's treasurer: At present, if you could just, perhaps, spy on the king in his chambers. I believe there is an advisor in the shadows who is encouraging these terrible practices. If we can find out who this person is, perhaps there will yet be hope for the King.
rat: Yes, we must rid him of this person who speaks lies! I will suit up and head for his chambers in the evening. Please do not despair. We will bring the King out of this and save the realm. There will be no gladiator fights in our City!
Summarize the dialogue | king's treasurer wants rat to spy on the king in his chambers. He suspects an advisor is encouraging the King's delusional practices. |
Lyric: How old do you want to live to?
Colt: One thousand years :D
Lyric: why that long ?
Colt: I want to be with my mom and dad :D
Lyric: Dont you think they would die ?
Colt: O yeah :/
Lyric: :p
Colt: wbu?
Lyric: I am fine with 60-70
Colt: What happens to us when we die ? :O
Lyric: Idk :(
Colt: neither do I
Lyric: should we sleep now? Its already 1 a.m
Colt: ok Gn | Colt wants to live up to 1000 years and Lyric up to 60-70. |
Rachel: I'm taking Eric to the movies
Tracy: I'm not sure what I should say...
Tracy: Congratulations?
Rachel: Very funny.
Rachel: I just wanted some advice.
Tracy: I'm not sure I follow. I'm sure it's not your first date.
Rachel: About the movies, of course.
Tracy: That makes more sense.
Tracy: So what would you like to know?
Rachel: I'm not sure what movie to choose.
Rachel: I'm not really up to speed.
Tracy: Do you know what he likes?
Rachel: Action?
Tracy: Why are you asking me?
Rachel: I'm not sure.
Tracy: Ask him! It's better than guessing.
Tracy: He doesn't have to give you a title, just a genre.
Rachel: Will do. | Rachel needs Tracy's advice about the movie that she should choose for her date with Eric. |
Jo: I’m going to the super market, do you need anything ?
Meg: too late :P you are back!
Jo: haha | Joe is going to the supermarket and offers to get something for Meg. |
pilgrims: The nights are long and the thrills few in this town
a knight: It may be so, but I will defend it with my life. What is your destination, pilgrims?
pilgrims: We go to the North, after a brief and inexplicable lapse in time
a knight: You seem bored of this travel. Were you not prepared for this long journey?
pilgrims: My electronic device appears to be a little unwell - humble apologies!
a knight: It appears we are in a dead zone for communication. That is why you must confess to clear up your connection with the Lord before your journey. The cardinal awaits...
pilgrims: Alas, it happens too frequently in these parts I find
a knight: I hear tell of a new magical technology that the gnomes have been working on. Gnome Pilgrimage Supplements - or GPS for short. I will assist you in travel and give you the shortest destination. I am excited for the future of this realm.
Summarize the dialogue | pilgrims are bored with the long journey. They are going to the North after a brief lapse in time. The knight will assist them in travel and give them the shortest destination. |
#Person1#: I made a reservation earlier this week, but I have to cancel it.
#Person2#: No problem, sir. Just tell me your name, phone number, and date of reservation.
#Person1#: Great! I'm Rudy Randolph, 818-555-1234, and my reservation was for April 9 to 15.
#Person2#: Okay, sir, let me hit the delete button, and your reservation will be cancelled.
#Person1#: That was nice and fast. Thanks.
#Person2#: Not at all. | Rudy asks #Person1# to cancel his reservation for April 9 to 15. |
princess: Hello merchant, do you know who I am?
merchant: Well of course I do Princess! What could I possibly do for you?!
princess: What's in the bag mister!
merchant: Just some things I'm selling! All yours if you want them!
princess: Here you go, I was only testing you to see if you acted like a criminal.
merchant: Here, you can keep it! I have plenty more in my shop!
princess: But I already have a bag, see...
merchant: Well you can put one bag in another bag for better storage you see! Haha!
princess: Fine, I will take your stupid bag then. Mine's more pretty and decorative though so will you put that one on the outside and your ugly bag on the inside.
merchant: You're right princess. I'm sorry for having such an ugly bag. Anything else I could do to please you?
princess: Hmm let me see. What do you have that's good?
merchant: Let me see.... Hmm... I have my earnings for today and I would happily give them to you.
princess: Oh are those earrings there?
Summarize the dialogue | merchant has some things he's selling. He will give the bag to the princess. |
Perpetual: Hey baby
Kelvin: What's up hun?
Perpetual: Frank stepped by today. He wanted to talk to you.
Kelvin: Ooh. I saw his missed call.
Kelvin: I'll call him later to know what he wanted.
Perpetual: Okay.
Kelvin: See you later. I love you
Perpetual: Love you more. | Frank was trying to reach Kelvin on the phone. He even stepped by his place. Kevin will call him back as he was informed by Perpetual about Frank looking for him. |
Sophie: Hi Kate
Kate: Hi Sophie
Sophie: I was just thinking about Jasmine
Kate: What about her?
Sophie: Why is she so popular?
Sophie: What’s the secret?
Sophie: Every guy at school dreams of dating her
Sophie: And she’s not even that pretty
Sophie: There are prettier girls than her
Kate: You’re much prettier
Kate: But if you ask me
Kate: I think she’s so confident
Kate: And that is what attracts the guys
Kate: Not only the guys
Kate: She has so many friends
Kate: She’s confident but friendly
Kate: Actually I kind of like her
Sophie: I wish I were like her
Sophie: Maybe then George would look at me…
Kate: You are super beautiful
Kate: Just try to be nicer :P | Jasmine is popular at school probably because she is confident and friendly. Sophie is beautiful, but if she was nicer, then maybe George would notice her. |
Ann: Are you still at Tesco?
Tom: I am
Ann: Buy us some bread!
Tom: done! | Tom will buy some bread at Tesco on Ann's request. |
Maria: We've changed our plans for this winter, we're not flying to the Lesser Antilles
Jenny: oh, why? I though everything was planned
Tommy: We decided we can't really afford it, sorry
Jenny: I'm really upset, I thought we would spent this vacation together
Tommy: I know, but we counted again the cost and it just turned out it's not doable at all
Maria: Especially because in this period Guadeloupe is very expensive and full of tourists
Maria: We decided we will stay in Europe in this situation
Maria: Probably we will go to the Canary Islands just to have a bit of rest
Jenny: But you know it's too cold there in summer to even enter the ocean?
Maria: of course, but it's still a bit warmer than Europe
Maria: the Caribbean we can afford
Jenny: I'm really sorry
Maria: it's fine, we won't get in debt
Maria: Maybe next year we will effort something bigger
Jenny: I hope so | Maria and Tommy won't fly to the Lesser Antilles because it's too expensive. |
Sixx: have you seen that new place on sandy park road
Lucy: no what is it
Sixx: Its a deli style cafe with a little deli style shop bit
Lucy: how hippy?
Sixx: medium hippy...
Lucy: avocado?
Sixx: probably
Lucy: bearded blokes?
Sixx: none spotted
Lucy: let's go! 4ish?
Sixx: see you there | Sixx and Lucy are going to see at deli style cafe on Sandy Park Road around 4 pm. |
a horse tied up in front of a shop: You bet! You cut, and I will take you anywhere. Where are we headed?
squire: Anywhere but here! maybe south. I heard the people there are nice.
a horse tied up in front of a shop: Then let us be off, I shall carry you faster than the wind itself!
squire: Thank you. Once we get there, would you mind if I found a nice family for you to stay with? I will make sure they are good people that will take good care of you.
a horse tied up in front of a shop: Yes, as long as they do not keep me outside or in leaky tents.
squire: I will make sure they have a nice stable for you. I wish I could keep you, but I will need some money to start a new life.
a horse tied up in front of a shop: Well, you could sell me to them - that should net you a fair price.
Summarize the dialogue | a horse tied up in front of a shop is going to take a squire somewhere. |
gravedigger: Certainly peasant. Though I must warn you, I have little pay so I can only afford two slices of bread.
peasant: I need meat.
gravedigger: I have no meat, its too expensive for me!
peasant: Ok, I will work for bread... Give me a shovel.
gravedigger: Thank you, I am sure we can afford meat by the end of the week. In the mean time, I must eat this bread.
peasant: I want 5 pieces.
gravedigger: Don't we all, eh. be grateful you're alive and not in one of these graves.
peasant: you are right let's dig shall we
gravedigger: Right, we're digging an extra large grave today, for a big mighty fellow.
peasant: Sounds good... point me to the spot
gravedigger: Over yonder by the stone carving of an angel.
peasant: How deep are we going
Summarize the dialogue | gravedigger will work for peasant in exchange for bread. They are digging a grave for a big mighty fellow. |
spider: I will spin my web here in the Main house.
farmers: Fine with me spider. You can help keep the bugs away. Just don't scare my wife.
spider: Okay. It is nice and warm in here compared to outside.
farmers: Yes it is. We just built this place with the money from our last harvest.
spider: Are there lots of bugs here?
farmers: Oh yes. With me going in and out to do farm duty flies come in constantly. Makes my wife angry.
spider: I love to catch and eat insects. This is perfect.
farmers: Yes, just remember not to scare the wife or I can't promise you that you'll survive.
spider: I will stay out of sight.
farmers: Good good. I am harvesting soon so you'll have plenty of chances to catch food.
spider: Great. I will start spinning. Where is the best place to put my web, where your wife won't see?
farmers: Up in that corner. She never dusts that high!
spider: Okay. Up to the corner I go. I won't bother anyone.
Summarize the dialogue | spider will spin his web in the Main house. He will put it up in the corner so his wife won't see it. |
#Person1#: You don't look so good.
#Person2#: I feel horrible. I think I picked up a bug.
#Person1#: Do you know who you got it from?
#Person2#: A lot of people in my dorm are sick. Perhaps I picked it up there.
#Person1#: Did you take any cold medication?
#Person2#: I'Ve been taking vitamin C and zinc and trying to get some rest.
#Person1#: I think that rest and liquids are what doctors recommend for a cold.
#Person2#: My grandmother swears by hot chicken soup for a cold.
#Person1#: A pharmacist might be able to help you if your home remedies don't work.
#Person2#: Yes, if I get worse, I will definitely look for extra help with this. | #Person2# thinks #Person2# might catch a cold from #Person2#'s sick roommates. #Person1# suggests rest and liquids, and a pharmacist if home remedies don't work. |
Chris: Hey smart girl what's up?
Monica: Guess where I am
Chris: In the court?
Monica: No. I have a day off
Chris: You have a day off and you didn't tell me... :/
Chris: I'd love to spend it with you
Monica: Not today. Today I'm taking care of myself. Sauna, massage, beautician... | Monica is having a day for herself. |
thief: I am very poor and fallen on hard times. I only steal the things I need to survive unfortunately. I do not have skills to exchange or any money on my person.
judge: If you should find work and it provides for you and your family. Will you take it.
thief: I don't have anything to help with
judge: You are not taking responsibility, that shows you will do it again
thief: I have a hard time finding work to take me on without skills
judge: There is always work. It does not take skill to clean or serve someone food in a dining hall.
thief: any leads?
judge: You are able body, I want you to go to the dininghall and ask to work and to return here within 1/2 hour to tell me that you are employed.
thief: yes sir, I will
judge: Now make quick of yourself. Bring me back a good report
thief: yessir. I will come back and try to bring my boss as proof if you will stop the police from looking for me.
Summarize the dialogue | Judge wants the thief to find a job to stop him stealing. The thief will go to the dining hall and ask to work. He will come back in half an hour to tell the judge that he is employed. |
Vic: Alec, should we bring anything?
Alec: I made French soup with bread so i think it will be enough for starters
Vic: sounds awesome but Maria has celiac desease
Alec: FUCK
Vic: if u added bread she won't be able to eat anything
Alec: Not yet
Max: I'm driving so soup with alcohol won't work for me
Alec: or u can crash at my place
Vic: take a cab instead
Alec: so looks like i fucked up
Vic: it's just people these days have so restricted diets don't worry dude
Max: ok I'll take uber home
Alec: ok see u tomorrow | Alec has cooked French soup with bread for a party. Vic is coming with Maria, who can't eat bread. Max is coming by car but he's going to take uber back home so he can eat the soup. |
Elisabeth: Anybody hungry? ;)
Elisabeth: <file_photo>
Felicity: Wooooooooow <3
Jessica: blueberry muffins?
Elisabeth: Exactly ;-)
Jessica: Nice!!
Felicity: Looks delicious!
Elisabeth: Thanks ;-)
Elisabeth: And they are really quick & easy
Felicity: Good to know
Elisabeth: Here's the recipe
Elisabeth: <file_other>
Elisabeth: But I added a bit more sugar | Elisabeth shares a photo and the recipe for blueberry muffins. |
Hefin David AM: Good afternoon Minister With regard to your five principles which you have set out today regarding when schools will reopen they are very clear that they require a judgment from you So could you outline when you think that schools might reopen ?
Kirsty Williams AM: Thank you Hefin I am very clear that schools will move to a new phase—because already schools are open in many settings we will move to a new phase when it is safe to do so and when I have advice from the chief medical officer and the chief scientific officer that it is safe to do so I have made very clear in my statement that that is not imminent I know that in some cases there has been speculation that a return to normal could be with us quite shortly I am clear that a return to normal is not imminent and therefore I am not in a position to give a date as to when we will see more schools opening up to more children
Hefin David AM: Have you been given any indication at all by the chief medical officer as to when in the longer term it might be ?
Kirsty Williams AM: No I have not been given a date What I have done today is publish the principles that will aid me in as you said me making a decision So clearly we will be relying on the advice of our medical and scientific advisers but the principles are very clear Firstly we will need to consider any decision to have more children returning to school in the context of the safety and the physical and the emotional wellbeing of children and young people and the staff Obviously I can not make a decision regarding education in isolation It will have to be taken in the context of the wider Welsh Government response to dealing with this pandemic Thirdly it is absolutely crucial in making any decisions that we have clearly communicated that to parents and to staff on the information that we have used to reach any decisions to build confidence for parents and professionals but also to give them time to plan It will be impossible to move quickly to new ways of working And we also have to look at—and it is been paraphrased quite a lot today—if we are looking at certain groups of children accessing more education within a school setting which groups they should be And finally how do we operationalise that ? How do we make those settings as safe as they possibly can be and how do we tackle some of the difficult challenges of everything from ensuring that we have adequate numbers of workforce available to the very real questions about how you would do social distancing in the context of education school transport issues how you would avoid people gathering at the school gate for instance ? So there are very practical issues that would need to be considered and thought through very very carefully before we could return before what we could see is a move from where we are now to the next phase of education and new approaches to what schooling may look like But again I must be absolutely clear to you members of the committee and to people watching : it is not feasible in this sense that we would move from where we are now to what all of us would regard as normal education and what the operation of schools looked like before the start of this pandemic | Hefin David AM raised a question concerning the date schools might reopen since there had been an increase in the number of students who had returned to some schools. However, Kirsty Williams AM had not been given an exact date by the chief medical officer and the public had to wait for the advice of the medical and scientific advisers. Now, the only thing for certain was the five principles that had been published earlier that day concerning the school reopening issues. |
Jessica: Are you in bed already?
Oscar: Kind of, I am working in bed.
Jessica: ok, cool, I wanted to ask you about the task we got from Pieter.
Oscar: What about it? It's quite simple.
Jessica: How long should it be?
Oscar: No more than 2500 words.
Jessica: Who knows how much it is?
Oscar: You can even ask google. It's about 5 pages, I think.
Jessica: Should it be a summary or more like an interpretation of the book?
Oscar: I think it is supposed to be rather creative, no need to repeat what was written in the book.
Jessica: Gosh, it's pain in the ass this thing.
Oscar: No, it's not difficult, I think one afternoon of work.
Jessica: I will do it for a week at least.
Oscar: Do not pay too much attention to it, it's a minor task, really.
Jessica: Thanks, Oscar! I'll start doing it now :( | Jessica and Oscar have to write a book analysis for Pieter. The assignment should not exceed 2500 words. Creativity is encouraged. |
guard: There is a reason I am the King's Guard. Any news of King Thoram's elite guard? I know they aren't on the front. Where are they?
a messenger: Yes, Lucas said I should tell you that he will take ravenge on you for sleeping with his daughter and getting her pregnant without marrying her. Guess what, you are a father
guard: Lucas got his information wrong. It is not even possible for me to sleep with a woman. You know what the King does to all his guards..
a messenger: OK I get it but the daughter accuses you. In this bag there is a secret letter to the king concerning you. I don't know how you are going to escape that
guard: I am not worried. The King doesn't care about rumors. He is concerned about the war which is what you are supposed to be delivering news of.
a messenger: You have really shown me why you were selected .If it was some others, they would take off
guard: I stand strong messenger. Just like you. That's why we have been selected.
Summarize the dialogue | Guard is King's Guard. Guard is a father. Guard is not worried about the rumors. Guard and the messenger stand strong. |
#Person1#: You say your products are aimed at the green consumer. In what ways are they environmentally-friendly?
#Person2#: We produce household cleaning products - detergents and so on. They are all phosphate-free, which minimises damage to the environment.
#Person1#: What about the packaging?
#Person2#: We try to use as little packaging as possible. Also, all our bottles are made of recyclable plastic and we use recycled fibre in our boxes. That's what our customers want. | #Person2# tells #Person1# they produce phosphate-free household cleaning product and use minimal packaging. |
#Person1#: What are the factors that have great impact on the perspective of this corporation?
#Person2#: External factors. I think the main external factors are political, economic, social and technological factors.
#Person1#: What are the internal factors that influence the company?
#Person2#: The internal factors are composed of human resources, team spirit, innovation spirit and coordination between different departments, etc. | #Person1# and #Person2# talk about external and internal factors influencing the corporation. |
#Person1#: Do you have any special skills?
#Person2#: I can write computer programs, I have a good command of secretarial skills.
#Person1#: What qualifications have you got?
#Person2#: I have a doctor license and a driving license.
#Person1#: Do you get special training in office skills?
#Person2#: I passed both the Cambridge Examinations, First Certificate and the Certificate of Proficiency in English. And studied for a year in London at the Lucas Secretarial College, ending with speeds of 120 words per minute in English shorthand and 50 words per minute in typing. I was also trained in office procedure.
#Person1#: Please tell me about work you have done, which qualifies you for this job.
#Person2#: I'Ve received some special training in typing, shorthand and operating a fax machine, etc. . I'm experienced in IBM-PC. I can operate familiarly a word-processor, a fax machine, a photo and other office equipment. | #Person2# is describing the educational background and previous working experience to #Person1# in a job interview. |
Doris: hello, not used to this yet. Jack showed me what to Do.
Maisie: yes, amazing what kids do these days, love. Our Gary helps us with so much computer stuff.
Doris: you going tomorrow?
Maisie : yes, hope to. Marge may be there though, hope she doesn't latch onto us!
Doris: I know, I've had enough of her and her operations! Perhaps Joan will be there and they can bore each other to death! You stick with me, dear!
Maisie: can't wait! We'll have a good old natter like we used to! I dont see many people from the old office anymore. See you at 10 outside the church.Bye! | Doris and Maisie are not experts at computer stuff. They are going out tomorrow. Maisie is looking forward to it. They are meeting at 10 outside the church. |
#Person1#: Congratulations! I heard that you are going to take a two-week training course in the headquarter.
#Person2#: Thank you. I am very happy to have this opportunity to learn something new. You know information and knowledge in this field update very fast.
#Person1#: Sure it is. This is a changing world. Does the training course cover the new law and regulation issued last month? They are very useful for us.
#Person2#: Yes, according to the agenda, there will be a seminar on these issues at the very beginning of the training course.
#Person1#: Well, good for you. I hope you can get what you want from the training.
#Person2#: I will do my best. | #Person1# will take a two-week training course in the headquarter. #Person2# thinks it a good opportunity and hopes #Person1# can get what #Person1# wants. |
Vanessa: Where are you seating?
Alex: Row 7, seats 12,13
Vanessa: thanks! | Alex is seating in row 7, seats 12 and 13. |
Jane: hey do you know of any good movies I could watch?
Lisa: Well, it depends. What kind of movies do you usually watch?
Jane: Usually some sort of romantic comedy 😂😅
Lisa: Ha ok
Jane: And I wanted to try something different. I thought you'd know a bit more about the "critically acclaimed" sort of movies
Lisa: lol, well it is all a matter of preference
Lisa: Hard for me to say, since there are usually pretty mixed opinions on every sort of genre
Jane: Ha you are making this way more complicated than it needs to be
Jane: 😂😂😂
Jane: Alright, just tell me the most recent movie you have watched?
Lisa: Oh gosh, no, that is so not up your alley
Jane: dude come on, just tell me!
Lisa: American Psycho
Jane: Ha, the one with Christian Bale
Lisa: Yeah, exactly
Jane: ok ok, yeah, not my typical watch, but he's a cutie so I could definitely give it a go
Lisa: alright 😂 | Jane will watch "American Psycho". |
#Person1#: Yeah, I'Ve just moved here, and I'd like to activate my cell phone, and I'm not sure if I should go with a prepaid plan, or a monthly rate plan.
#Person2#: I see. Well, can I have a look at your phone? Unfortunately, this phone can't be used in the US, it's not compatible with our 3G network.
#Person1#: What? Really? I don't really want to have to buy a new phone.
#Person2#: Well, you're in luck! You see, if you sign up for our three-year plan, we'll throw in a handset for free.
#Person1#: Really? What's the catch?
#Person2#: There's no catch! You just choose a plan, sign a three-year contract and, that's it! Actually, we're running a special promotion right now, and we're giving away a Blackberry Curve with our special Mega Value forty dollar plan.
#Person1#: So what does this plan include?
#Person2#: Well, you get nine hundred anytime minutes, and you can also enjoy free mobile to mobile calling to other Tel-Mobile clients, one thousand text messages per month, and unlimited evening and weekend minutes. Oh, and we also offer a rollover option.
#Person1#: Wow, all this for forty dollars per month?
#Person2#: That's right, plus the activation fee, the emergency services fee, the monthly service fee, oh, and any charges for extra minutes, and. . . | #Person1# wants to activate #Person1#'s phone. #Person2# thinks this phone can't be used in America and introduces a three-year Mega Value forty dollar plan with a free Blackberry Curve. #Person1# feels surprised at how favorable the plan is. |
Marketing: one other little thing Thought it might be handy to put a battery status display on it how much is left in the battery But they will also really drag up the production costs so think we will have to see about that too But maybe just a little LED I do not know | When Marketing mentioned the application battery status display, he added that it could possibly drag up the production cost and that further research would be carried out before decision-making. But still, he implied that he wanted it to be applied if possible. |
Jose: Are you going to Chichicastenango?
Mia: yes, I want to see it
Mia: I've seen so many pictures on instagram
Ignatio: I don't think it's worth the effort
Mia: why?
Ignatio: a shithole as Trump would say :P
Nacho: you're bullshiting Ignatio
Nacho: it's lovely and tourists really like it
Nacho: go there Mia
Mia: what should I see there?
Nacho: it's small, just walk around, the market is the best
Nacho: and Iglesia de Santo Tomás
Mia: ok, thanks! | Mia is going to Chichicastenango. She saw many pictures of it on Instagram. Ignatio doesn't support the idea, but Nacho does. He advises her to see the market and Iglesia de Santo Tomás. |
#Person1#: Hello, can I help you?
#Person2#: I'd like to rent a Toyota Carola.
#Person1#: Alright. How long will you need it?
#Person2#: For 3 days.
#Person1#: Have you ever rented a car before?
#Person2#: No, I haven't. Can I choose the color of the car?
#Person1#: Sure, we have Toyota Carola's in black, red and silver.
#Person2#: I don't like black or red.
#Person1#: Then you can have the other one. Please show me your ID card and I will copy it.
#Person2#: OK. Anything else?
#Person1#: Sign your name on the application form and here are the keys to the car.
#Person2#: Thanks. What time do I have to bring it back?
#Person1#: It needs to come back by noon on the third day.
#Person2#: Alright. Thanks.
#Person1#: Drive safely. | #Person2# rents a car from #Person1#. #Person1# helps #Person1# go through the formalities and tells #Person1# the return time. |
Anthony: hey are you coming to the party this weekend?
Bryan: I sure am!
Bryan: I'll bring Jessie too
Jessie: yeah he'll bring me lol
Jaden: yeah I'm coming too
Lilian: we can't come :( sorry
Anthony: oh no whyyy
Lilian: I'm at my parents' house that weekend
Lilian: I've already bought the tickets
Anthony: oh noooooooooooooo
Anthony: how can i convince you?
Anthony: nooooo
Lilian: hahhah stop it, we're coming next time for sure:)
Jaden: do you think she's more fun than us or something?
Jaden: i may reconsider the invitation too...
Anthony: noooooo
Anthony: why is my life so terrible?
Jaden: all right dude stop it lol
Jessie: yeah don't worry we'll bring carrot cake or something
Jaden: or carrots?
Jessie: exactly
Anthony: well i'll be looking forward to taking some pics of that cake and sending them to Lil
Lilian: how terrible can you get?
Anthony: you haven't seen anything yet | Bryan and Jessie are coming to Anthony's party. Anthony is sad that Lilian won't make it. |
Grad A: and then see what kinds of improvements I get And so this would be a useful thing to know in terms of like which which which of these categories are are good for speech recognition So that s I hope to get those those experiments done by by the time quals come come around in July
PhD F: So do you just take the probabilities of the other ones and spread them out evenly among the the remaining ones ?
Grad A: I I I was thinking OK so just set to set to some really low number the the non voiced phones Right ? And then renormalize
PhD F: Cool That will be really interesting to see you know So then you are going to feed the those into pause some standard recognizer wh are you going to do digits
Grad A: m well I m going to f work with TIMIT
PhD F: or ? With TIMIT OK
Grad A: TIMIT phone recognition with TIMIT
PhD F: Oh so then you will feed those Sorry So where do the outputs of the net go into if you are doing phone recognition ?
Grad A: Oh the outputs of the net go into the standard h ICSI hybrid recognizer So maybe Chronos
PhD F: An and you are going to the you are going to do phone recognition with that ? | Grad A thought that the experiments would explain which categories were good for speech recognition. The experiments would do phone recognition with TIMIT and the output would go into a standard recognizer, maybe Chronos. |
person: Waiter!
waiter: Yes? What can I get you?
person: What do you have to eat? I'm starving!
waiter: We have beef sandwiches, lamb and all kinds of fruits and cheeses.
person: Wine, get me some wine in here!
waiter: That I can do
person: Yes and hurry I haven't got all day!
waiter: Here you are sir.
person: Yes, now tell me are the rumors true? Is the Duchess really having an affair with someone in the Royal Guard?
waiter: I do not gossip sir. I have a lot more patrons to take care of.
person: Now now don't be such a prude! I swear I won't tell a soul
waiter: You sir are a cad! I do not care for such talk
person: Bah! This place is no fun!
Summarize the dialogue | person is hungry and wants some wine. The waiter doesn't want to gossip about the Duchess. |
#Person1#: And so the man with the dark mask rescued the princess from her kidnappers. After helping her off her white horse, the hero leaned over and kissed her.
#Person2#: Wait! I don't want to hear about all that romantic stuff. Why do these stories always have to have kissing in them? Yuck, I hate that. Can't you skip over this part and get to the good stuff?
#Person1#: Well, dear, I think that's enough reading for today. You look like you need some rest. Maybe you'd better go to sleep now. It's too bad, though, because we were just about to get to the exciting part.
#Person2#: OK, OK. Let's keep reading. I want to hear about the fighting and what happens to the bad king.
#Person1#: But I'm not going to skip parts of the story. If you want to hear the rest, you're going to have to listen to the whole thing. | #Person1#'s telling #Person2# a story but #Person2# doesn't like the romantic stuff. #Person2# wants to listen to the fighting part but #Person1# insists on telling the whole thing. |
Ciby: <file_video>
John: Hahahaha
Katherine: You guys are having fun!
Ciby: <file_video>
John: There is more
Katherine: OMG Amy is so drunk
Ciby: Amy says hi
John: Where are you?
Ciby: Hue's birthday
Katherine: Oh no!! it is today!! totally forgot
Ciby: You still can come
Katherine: No way I'm going to drive to Jersey now
John: My best wishes for Hue | They are having fun at Hue's birthday party. Katherine forgot about it and cannot join because she is going to drive to Jersey now. |
bird: It did something very bad. So what's the plan? You want to dispose it or consume it
cat: Oh, I don't know. I would eat it, I guess, but I'm wondering if there isn't something tastier about.
bird: Great. I will see if my belly will allow me to have a taste too
cat: Well, be my guest! One must certainly have a full belly to face the dangers of this jungle!
bird: I understand that. How will you make the fire
cat: Fire? That would destroy the delicious flavor of the raw and bloody meat!
bird: I once tasted a roasted rat and it tasted heavenly
cat: Hmm. You seem a bit soft and pampered to be out here in the jungle. Were you once kept as a pet by humans or something?
Summarize the dialogue | cat and bird are in the jungle. Cat wants to eat something, but he's not sure what. Bird wants to eat it too. |
Chris: What kind of tea does your mum like?
Ben: What?
Chris: It's your mum's birthday today isn't it? I thought it would be nice to bring her something
Chris: I'm staying at your place tonight if you don't remember. I just thought it would be a nice thing to bring your mum a small gift.
Ben: Sure! She likes this green tea with chocolate flavour. Lady at the shopping mall who runs a tea store will help you.
Chris: Thanks. See you at 8. | Ben's mother celebrates her birthday today. Chris will buy her green tea with chocolate flavour. Chris will come over at 8. |
#Person1#: Could I see the manager please? I have a complaint to make.
#Person2#: Yes, I ' m the manager here. What can I do for you, Madam?
#Person1#: Did you have the room checked before we move in?
#Person2#: Which room are you in?
#Person1#: 1808. The toilet doesn ' t work properly ; the water doesn ' t run in the shower.
#Person2#: I ' m awfully sorry to hear that. I ' ll turn to it right away. | #Person1# complains to #Person2# that the toilet doesn't work. The water doesn't run in #Person1#'s room. |
Crockett: how was the party at arts?
Ellison: good tho quiet
Crockett: meaning?
Ellison: neigbor is a copper. art is new. so needs to be careful
Franklin: yeah but it was fun why didnt make it?
Crockett: told ya. had to go home. granma sick
Ellison: hows she?
Crockett: not much better. u know shes 91
Franklin: wow fingers crossed | Crockett had to go home because his grandma's sick. |
#Person1#: Mrs. Lee, I'Ve stayed here for almost a week. And I really must leave tomorrow.
#Person2#: Please feel free to stay as long as you want. You know you're always welcome here.
#Person1#: Thank you. You'Ve been so nice to me.
#Person2#: Is there anything else I can do for you before your leave?
#Person1#: No, thanks. You'Ve done a lot for me already. Thank you for everything.
#Person2#: Don't mention it. I'Ve really enjoyed your company. | #Person1# says her farewells to Mrs. Lee and thanks to her for the hospitality. |
lord: Excuse me, do you live here?
merchant: No, but I'm here to make your living so much better!
lord: Excuse me? What do you mean?
merchant: Look here sir! Imagine a tool that could harvest cotton ten times faster!
lord: That would be quite something, but what good does that do for me as a lord?
merchant: It could make you so much money!
lord: But how? I have no connections in agriculture!
merchant: I could help you establish them for a fee!
lord: You're gonna need to explain yourself a little better, I don't have time for this!
merchant: You don't have time to change your life? To become far more powerful?
lord: I don't have time to hear these claims without anything to back them!
merchant: Look.. Lord. This has the ability to change your life. Just listen
lord: You still really haven't explained what will make me so successful if I purchase these.
merchant: And you still haven't bought it!
Summarize the dialogue | Trader is trying to sell a cotton harvester to a lord. He claims it could make the lord ten times more money. The lord is sceptical. |
Leo: Btw, are you disappointed with the oil?
Leo: 😳
Jade: Oh no, not at all
Jade: I'm really glad I have it, it has already helped me :)
Leo: 🙌🌿❤️ | Jade is glad she has the oil, it has already helped her. |
animal: Grrrawl?
daughter: How are you doing? Lonely down here?
animal: Grr. Yes, none of the others here have picked up the power of speech, as I have, from all those years I spent underneath the town bridge.
daughter: Oh wow, you speak! Did you learn from just picking it up from others?
animal: I listened and ubsorved, down in my lair under the bridge.It took long...
daughter: How long, exactly?
animal: I not know...several cold river freezees I spend...several hot high waters..always hoping for food from those above on bridge-top..
daughter: It must have taken a long time, that is so impressive.
animal: Thank thee! Most not speak kind to me...first word I learn be "Eeek!" when scare girl. She drop food and run...
daughter: That's awful, well some people just can't get over appearance or first impressions.
animal: Is good, is fine...people soon learn to not be scared, throw food! Scaring fun and tasty!
Summarize the dialogue | animal has picked up the power of speech from all those years spent underneath the town bridge. animal learned to speak by listening and absorbing. animal's first word was "eeek!" when he scared a girl. |
#Person1#: Welcome back! I didn't see you in physics class last Thursday.
#Person2#: I was absent myself that day. I went on a trip to New York, I just came back last night.
#Person1#: New York! What a city! I'm sure you had lots of fun there.
#Person2#: No, not really. I was busy doing business. It's very hot there, too.
#Person1#: Well, did you enjoy the trip? I have never been to New York. I'd like to go there someday.
#Person2#: Yeah, it was OK. I went to see the Statue of Liberty and that made the trip interesting. Try to make it during the spring or autumn when the weather is nice. | #Person2# was absent from the physics class last Thursday because #Person2# went on a business trip to New York. |
Chloe: Do you know what happened to Mark?
Chloe: He's not returning my calls.
Rory: I'm not surprised.
Chloe: What do you mean?
Rory: He's on his annual trek in the mountains.
Rory: I doubt he has reception and/or access to Internet at the moment.
Chloe: Ah, don't know why but I believed his trek starts next months.
Rory: Weather forecast for next months was really bad so he decided to go earlier.
Rory: I'm sure he'll call you back/write to you when he has the chance.
Chloe: That's okay, I was worried that something happened to him.
Chloe: He's usually pretty quick with calling back.
Rory: True but like I said nothing to worry about.
Chloe: Great, thanks for the info.
Rory: No problem! | Mark's not returning Chloe's phone calls. He's trekking in the mountains, as Rory said. |
Mike: <file_photo>
Mike: Happy birthday!
Lisy: Thank u!
Lisy: I forget that today is that day :) | Mike has sent birthday wishes to Lisy. |
Evelyn: jen, one of my birthday presents was a rubic's cube 😂😂
Evelyn: i remember you know what to do with it
Jenny: it might be too hard for you to understand my blondie 😂
Evelyn: shut it
Evelyn: i don't even like this 'game'
Evelyn: i guess it's just better if it stays on the shelf as one of my knick-knacks
Jenny: dont be mad, i can try to teach you if you wish
Jenny: btw, there is millions of tutorials online
Evelyn: right, ima try alone first
Jenny: good idea babe | Evelyn got a rubic's cube for her birthday. |
Alfie: I think my name is stupid!
Holly: I don't! It's cool!
Alfie: Not cool at all.
Holly: It is, you are the only one!
Alfie: True.
Holly: Is it short for something?
Alfie: Alfred. My grandpa's name.
Holly: Oh! Are you the third?
Alfie: Yep. My dad is junior.
Holly: You could go by Trey! Some people do.
Alfie: Never thought of that!
Holly: See? I'm smart! LOL!
Alfie: You are! Good idea! | Alfie doesn't like his name. Holly likes it. |
grave digger: Another one eh? That's got to be what, the hundredth corpse this week alone?
grounds keeper: Yeah well lets get more
grave digger: Only if you help dig! I'm do love digging, but all of these dead bodies gets tiresome you know?
Summarize the dialogue | The grave digger finds the hundredth corpse this week. He will get more corpses if the grounds keeper helps him dig. |
#Person1#: How was the party yesterday? Did you enjoy it?
#Person2#: Oh, don't talk to me about yesterday! It was the most awful evening I've ever had.
#Person1#: Why! what happened?
#Person2#: Well. John had promised to be my date, but he stood me up. I waited for a full hour in the cold wind.
#Person1#: So how long did you stay?
#Person2#: I left after the opening dance. I couldn't wait to get out of there. | #Person2# tells #Person1# that the party #Person2# had yesterday was awful because John's breaking the promise. |
Kirsten: Youth group this Friday, don't be late.
Alex: What time?
Kirsten: 7 pm. We're going bowling, so we'll meet up and then all go together.
Alex: Cool. See you.
Kirsten: Bye | Kirsten reminds Alex that the youth group meets this Friday at 7 pm and go bowling. |
Tim: Hi, I'm planning to go to Eastern Europe next summer
Jeff: cool, not so touristic and banal as Italy or Greece
Tim: I know, but I wonder what countries I should visit
Jordan: Piotr should help you, right?
Tim: honestly, I hoped for that
Piotr: haha, cool, Poland maybe?
Tim: but some people say that apart from Cracow there is not much to see, I mean the landscape is very boring etc
Piotr: Warsaw can be quite exciting
Piotr: it's also interesting to compare Warsaw and Cracow
Piotr: you could go to Bialowieza if you want some beautiful nature or Masuria
Tim: Masuria?
Piotr: a region with hundreds of lakes in North-East of the country <file_other>
Piotr: also a lot of forests there
Tim: ok, I'll google it
Tim: Thanks Piotr:)
Piotr: my pleasure | Tim plans to go to Eastern Europe next summer. Piotr recommends Warsaw, Bialowieza and Masuria. |
Erica: Guys, I'm trying MarieKondo now so if you have any free jars after jam or anything I'll be happy to use them
Ingrid: what for?
Nicole: MarieKondo is for decluttering
Erica: <file_photo>
Erica: it looks like this
Ingrid: looks nice, but I wouldn't have patience for it
Nicole: I think I have a jar or two
Ingrid: I don't think I have anything like this but next time I'll buy ketchup I'll pick glass jar
Erica: thanks, I'll appreciate it! | Erica needs free jars to try MarieKondo method. Nicole and Ingrid don't have any, but Ingrid will pick a glass jar next time she buys ketchup. |
Timothy: have you heard about the mass shootings?
Kimberly: duh
Kimberly: who didn't
Homer: you have to be more specific
Homer: there are more school shootings than other school events these days
Timothy: I'm talking about this California kid
Kimberly: incel strikes again
Homer: do you think his virginity is important here?
Kimberly: well yes because his note mentioned his incel status as something that defines him
Timothy: people are batshit insane these days
Homer: so you think he did it out of sexual frustration
Kimberly: he did it because he's mental that's for sure
Timothy: they are blaiming blue balls for everything
Homer: this incel culture is new to me
Kimberly: oh my sweet summer child
Kimberly: <file_other>
Kimberly: read and weep
Timothy: ignorance is a bliss in this case
Kimberly: true, but on the other hand, it won't last long
Homer: so you are telling me the number of frustrated, mental virgins is going up?
Timothy: YES
Kimberly: yep
Homer: ....fuck
Kimberly: congrats, you're officially an adult now
Homer: this article... I can't
Timothy: there goes his innocence
Timothy: I can almost hear it
Homer: I had no idea there are so many psychos like that
Kimberly: every woman knew that already because we know how horrifying dating can be
Kimberly: it's news only for men, tbh | An incel from California shot people at school. The incel community is growing. Homer didn't know much about the culture of incels. |
#Person1#: Are you ready to go to the concert?
#Person2#: Yes. Should we go there by bus so we aren't late?
#Person1#: Actually, why don't we go there by bike? We could get stuck in traffic if we travel by bus in rush hour.
#Person2#: That's true. Cycling is good for our environment, too. Let me just get my helmet then.
#Person1#: Is your helmet comfortable?
#Person2#: Not really, but I liked the design, so I got it.
#Person1#: Maybe you should think about getting a round helmet ; they're better.
#Person2#: I'll think about it.
#Person1#: Is that your new bicycle?
#Person2#: Yes, my father gave it to me for my birthday. Do you like it?
#Person1#: It's the newest 10 speed cycling mountain bike. These are really expensive!
#Person2#: Nothing but the best from my dad. I like everything about it except for the brakes. They are a bit sticky.
#Person1#: I can fix those for you. Is there anything else wrong with it?
#Person2#: Well, my saddle is too low for me. Do you know how to change the height?
#Person1#: That's easy. It's important to have the saddle high enough so that your legs can extend fully when you are on your bicycle.
#Person2#: Is that why my knees have felt sore after every time I've ridden my bike?
#Person1#: It's possible. Give me a minute and I can fix these for you and then we can go. | #Person1# and #Person2# decide to go to the concert by bike. #Person1# suggests wearing a round helmet. #Person2#'s new bicycle has problems with the brakes and the height of the saddle, so #Person1# helps to fix them. |
mourner: I can't stand to be here any longer, I just can't!
person: Hello can you here me
mourner: Who's there?!
person: It's me turn around don;t be scared
mourner: I can't just trust someone like that, tell me who you are!
person: Ever heard of the thief that was buried alive
mourner: Vaguely, but that is just a children's tale is it not?
person: Not really that is me i was accused of stealing some money from my boss and as a result was lynched down and buried here
mourner: If that's the case then how are you still alive?
person: Can you see me really or you are just hearing my voice?
mourner: I haven't turned to you...yet.
person: No one can see me since am dead i just go around the graveyard sometimes to find inner piece
mourner: Allow me to see you, spirit!
Summarize the dialogue | Mourner is scared of a stranger in the graveyard. The stranger is a thief who was buried alive. |
#Person1#: Good afternoon. What can I do for you?
#Person2#: I booked a room here.
#Person1#: Your name, please?
#Person2#: Brown, Jason Brown.
#Person1#: Wait for a minute, Mr. Brown, a single room with bath from today to the fifteenth.
#Person2#: That's right
#Person1#: Would you like to register now?
#Person2#: Yes.
#Person1#: Could you fill out this registration form, please?
#Person2#: OK. Is this all right?
#Person1#: Yes. Thank you. May I see your passport, please?
#Person2#: Here you are.
#Person1#: Thank you. Will you be paying in cash or by credit card?
#Person2#: In cash.
#Person1#: Your room number is 210. The bellboy will show you the way there. I hope you enjoy your stay.
#Person2#: Thanks. | #Person1# helps Jason Brown register for the room. Brown fills out the form, shows his passport, and pays in cash. |
Francine: hey hon
Francine: how are you today?
Francine: I hope our talk yesterday helped a bit
Jessie: hiya
Jessie: i'm still pretty overwhelmed
Jessie: but I was able to calm down a little after we spoke
Jessie: thank you for checking up on me <3
Jessie: a lot of people just don't know what to say, so they don't call...
Francine: I'm always here if you need me
Francine: that's what friends are for <3
Francine: seriously, whenever you need, just call me
Jessie: 😭😭😭
Jessie: thank you <3
Francine: anytime <3 | Francine and Jessie talked yesterday. The talk has been helpful for Jessie. Francine says she's always there for Jessie. Jessie is very thankful. |
#Person1#: How do you do?
#Person2#: How do you do? Nice to meet you, Ms. Smith. I ' m Jack Stevens from the Marketing Department. Here is my card.
#Person1#: It ' s nice to meet you, Mr. Stevens.
#Person2#: Please call me Jack. Have a seat, please.
#Person1#: Thank you. | Jack meets with Ms. Smith and introduces himself to her. |
#Person1#: Oh, God. It's late. I'm afraid I have to leave.
#Person2#: But you just got here. Can't you stay a little longer and have some tea?
#Person1#: That's very kind of you. But if I don't go now I'll miss the last bus.
#Person2#: That's too bad.
#Person1#: Thank you for your hospitality.
#Person2#: Thanks for coming.
#Person1#: How about next time we meet at my place? And I'll treat you to Chinese food. I know how much you like it. We can order in and watch video too. Anything you like, I promise.
#Person2#: Great idea. I'm looking forward to it. See you then.
#Person1#: Well. I really do have to go.
#Person2#: Good night then.
#Person1#: See you tomorrow. | It's late. #Person2# hopes #Person1# to stay longer but #Person1# needs to leave. #Person1# then invites #Person2# to #Person1#'s place next time. |
a scribe constantly writing: another rat has made it into my room, such a pain trying to write with these distractions
rat: I love to wander around in here. Maybe if I take some of this jewelry the queen will come in so I can scare her!
a scribe constantly writing: please put that down or i will be forced to deal with you
rat: haha!
a scribe constantly writing: please stop with that i am busy
rat: don't take that from me!
a scribe constantly writing: ow, take this you vile beast
rat: haha! back off now! Or I will bite!
a scribe constantly writing: please stop this madness
rat: Do you have food?
a scribe constantly writing: here take this piece of cheese
rat: yay! I love cheese!
a scribe constantly writing: it is better when we get along
rat: I agree. I get food! Where is the queen?
Summarize the dialogue | a rat has made it into the room of a scribe constantly writing. The rat wants to steal some of the jewelry. The scribe gives the rat a piece of cheese. |
Reese: can you get me a brunost when yo will be in Norway next week?
Susie: of course
Susie: but what is it? xd
Reese: its a brown cheese
Reese: it tastes like caramel
Susie: meh..
Reese: its something you can love or hate :)
Reese: there is no other option :)
Susie: i think i will hate it
Reese: just try before you will judge :)
Susie: okay :)
Susie: i think you are the one who loves it?
Reese: YES!!! :D
Reese: i will be very grateful if you will buy it for me :) | Susie will bring Reese brunost from Norway. She's going there next week. Reese loves brunost, which is a brown cheese that tastes like caramel. |
Chris: Hi, do you have plans for New Year’s Eve?
Maggie: Hi, not yet. Any suggestions? ;-)
Chris: Maybe… ;-) Wanna stay home or feeling like going out?
Maggie: Tom wants to stay home. AS ALWAYS.
Chris: What’s his excuse this year?
Maggie: You know, he’s always tired…
Chris: And what about you?
Maggie: Well, you know me, I like people, parties…Remember Jack’s birthady party two year ago? ;-)
Chris: I’ll never forget it, I swear to God…
Chris: So, maybe you can talk him over?
Maggie: yeah, it’d be nice if we’d finally go out somewhere.
Chris: Want me to talk with your hubby? ;-)
Maggie: Try, but can’t promise anything. You know him.
Chris: Yeah, I know, as stubborn as a mule…
Maggie: Listen, maybe you can drop in and celebrate with us?
Chris: Well, maybe it’s not a bad idea…
Maggie: you bet it isn’t!!:-)I’ll talk to Tom
Chris: OK, then I’ll talk to Jane and I’ll give you a call.
Maggie: Perfect, can’t wait to see you both!
Chris: Sounds we’re gonna have fun this time
Maggie: You won’t be disappointed. | Chris and Jane will come over to Maggie to celebrate New Year’s Eve. |
#Person1#: What are you doing to your house?
#Person2#: We're redecorating our living room.
#Person1#: What are you going to do to it?
#Person2#: First, we're going to change the curtains, then we're going to paint the walls.
#Person1#: What colour are you going to paint them?
#Person2#: Pale yellow.
#Person1#: What else are you going to do?
#Person2#: We're going to put in some new furniture. | #Person2# tells #Person1# how they will redecorate the living room. |
#Person1#: Excuse me, I bought this sweater yesterday. But when I got home and tried it on, I found it's too small.
#Person2#: Do you have the receipt with you?
#Person1#: Yes, here you are.
#Person2#: Thank you. Do you want your money back?
#Person1#: No, can I exchange it for a bigger one?
#Person2#: I am afraid this is the biggest size we have.
#Person1#: Oh, that's too bad.
#Person2#: Maybe you would like to try this one with the willow pattern. The price is the same and it's bigger. | #Person1# wants to exchange for a bigger sweater but #Person2# says that's the biggest and suggests trying another one. |
#Person1#: Good. Now what kind of job do you want? Mr. Wilson?
#Person2#: I don't mind really. Perhaps a job in a shop or a factory.
#Person1#: Well, I know Brown's Biscuit Factory are looking for a porter. They pay $ 200 a week.
#Person2#: That sounds all right.
#Person1#: Good. Now here's the address of the factory. The manager's name is. . . | #Person1# suggests a factory job to Mr. Wilson. Mr. Wilson is okay with it. |
#Person1#: Morning, Zina. Just wanted to say thanks again!
#Person2#: Hi, Vince. Thanks for stopping by. How's the work coming along for the online auction?
#Person1#: Oh, yeah. I'm glad you mentioned that. I think we need to hire somebody new to manage it.
#Person2#: Can't Elvin handle it?
#Person1#: I think he's got too much on his plate. | Vince tells Zina Elvin cannot handle the online auction so they need to hire someone else. |
Ali: I'm very upset by the situation here
Patty: i've just seen on TV, it's worrying indeed
Jim: Do you think the election was rigged?
Ali: I think so, the ruling coalition got 96%
Ali: it's a bit exaggerated I think
Jim: sure, it's not convincing at all
Ali: and 17 people were killed during the election, it's very sad
Jim: I'm really sorry to read it :(
Ali: Sheikh Hasina has been at power for 10 years
Jim: it's quite long... | Ali, Patty and Jim are talking about the election which might have been rigged. |
#Person1#: Hello, Tom. I haven't seen you for some time. How are you doing?
#Person2#: Oh! Not too bad. I have been busy writing an article.
#Person1#: Really? Have you finished it?
#Person2#: Yes. I finished it yesterday.
#Person1#: Congratulations! Are you doing something this evening?
#Person2#: No, nothing important. Why?
#Person1#: Well, do you feel like going to a concert? I have two tickets.
#Person2#: Oh. Good idea. I want to do something relaxing, and I like music very much.
#Person1#: Great. I'll meet you at your house at seven. Is that OK?
#Person2#: OK! See you at seven.
#Person1#: All right. See you then. | Tom has finished an article and #Person1# invites him to a concert. Tom agrees. |
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