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#Person1#: What do you think of this suit? Do I look good or what?
#Person2#: You look great! However, I think you are a little over dressed for dinner.
#Person1#: Didn't they say we're going to the Ritz?
#Person2#: Yes, but not the Ritz Carlton, the ' Ritz ' is a pizza place with peanut shells on the floor.
#Person1#: In that case, let me make a quick change into my street clothes.
#Person2#: I'll wait right here for you Superman.
#Person1#: Ta da! Let's go to the Ritz!
#Person2#: Can we go to the Carlton next time and can you wear that fabulous suit?
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#Person2# thinks #Person1#'s overdressed for dinner because they're going to a pizza place, then #Person1# changes into street clothes.
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Stan: May I stay home?
Carol: No.
Stan: Mom!
Carol: No means no. End of discussion.
Stan: But I don't feel good. Pleeeeease!
Carol: I've let you stay home once, which doesn't mean you can skip school days whenever you want now.
Stan: Not like 'whenever', Just today. Please, say yes.
Carol: No. I mean it. I know all too well what you're doing. Instead of playing games all night you should have revised for the test.
Stan: You're awful!!!!
Carol: Go to school. Do your best. Have fun.
Stan: Hate you.
Carol: Love you! Very much.
Stan: That's not fair.
Carol: Well... get used to that. Seriously, get ready to school. I'll pick you up at 3.20. I won't change my mind.
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Stan doesn't want to go to school. Carol doesn't agree, because he played games and hasn't revised for the test. She'll pick him up at 3.20.
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#Person1#: Why don't you try to leave your office at 6:15? And I'll pick you up at 6:30.
#Person2#: That maybe a little late if we want to be sure of getting good seats I think I'd rather leave here at 6:00
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#Person1# will pick #Person2# up after work.
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Willow: Have you heard that Swedish police has found stolen crown jewels from 16th or 17th century??!
Willow: Some idiot threw them into a trash can. :o
Levi: you mean those regalia, which has been stolen last summer??
Willow: Yes!!
Levi: :o what a crazy world we live in
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Swedish police has found crown jewels from the 16th or the 17th century that were stolen last summer. They were thrown into a trash can.
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king: But I just took my meal. I am not ready to eat yet
butler: Oh yes of course. Sorry. Anything else I can get you while I am still here then? A refill of wine sir?
king: Perfect!
butler: Okay..... Here you go sir, another glass of your favorite wine!
king: Thanks so much Butler. I hope to reward you some day
butler: Oh no need sir. you already pay me very well!
king: Noooooo...good and valuable service should be apppreciated
butler: Oh are you sure sir? I would appreciate that very much. Maybe with that I can go and visit my family back home.. I havent seen them in a while.
king: You deserve the break. I will find a replacement while you gone
butler: I would appreciate that! Where is the queen? I haven't seen her all day long.
king: The queen is relaxing in the chamber
butler: Well unless you need something else from me I will go check on her to see if she wants me to bring her anything.
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Butler will bring the king another glass of wine. The queen is relaxing in the chamber. Butler will check on her to see if she wants anything.
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servant: Aye, indeed they are. But say, kind guard. Do you think that you may be able to help me see them, even for but a brief hour?
guard: It is my duty to protect the king, so may he will listen to me if I ask. But, he doesn't like people leaving his kingdom.
servant: Yes, you are right that the king may be very angry if he were to discover me. But though I am illiterate, I think something of a clever plan is forming in my head.
guard: Now, before you do anything drastic, let us not just ask the king if your family could come the kingdom?
servant: No! We can't ask the king! He will hobble me for even thinking about leaving. You leave me no choice, I must break out of here once and for all. But first, I'll need your shield.
guard: A man, after his family. I will no chase you. Good luck.
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The servant wants to leave the kingdom to see his family. The guard is not allowed to help him. The servant will break out of the castle with the guard's shield.
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vendor: It is such a beautiful day to be selling and buying good ain't it?
merchant: Yes it is!
vendor: And the heavanly smell of the roasting meat! Delectable!
merchant: Ah yes. I absolutely love all the smells.
vendor: Are you here selling your good such as I ?
merchant: Of course I am gotta make a living.
vendor: What is it that you are selling? I have the finest of silk!
merchant: You will just have to come closer and have a look.
vendor: I do not see anything.
merchant: Come here come here!
vendor: I am afraid that I can not get any closer.
merchant: Why not? Don't you trust me?
vendor: I never said such a thing!
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vendor and merchant are selling and buying goods on the market.
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Lena: I bought a new t-shit
Lena: but I think now that I wont wear it
Lena: do u want it?
Lena: <file_picture>
Nina: it's nice, let me try out and I'll tell
Lena: sure
Nina: ok, I'll drop by today
Lena: ok
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Lena bought a new t-shit but she thinks she won't wear it. Nina may take it, but she needs to try it out first.
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cow: Are you going to milk me today, I feel like i am about to burst
farmer: Oh you want me to do you?
cow: It would be nice. it starts to hurt you know.
farmer: Here let me get right on with it then.
cow: Oh thank you that feels heavenly
farmer: I just hope the milk has not spoiled.
cow: It's very fresh it does not spoil inside me farmer
farmer: I see that is very good, I was worried about the quality. I know I have been forgetful lately.
cow: That's not good, just don't forget to feed me
farmer: That is the last thing I would want to do.
cow: I like you
farmer: Thank you cow, I like you to.
cow: What's in the jar?
farmer: That is a good question, what do you see?
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cow is about to burst. Farmer is going to milk her.
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horse: Finally..I will get to show my strength to the world again
stable hands: Would you like me to braid your tail for our outing? Also, what colours do you want to wear? We will dress you like royalty my mighty steed!
horse: please do?
stable hands: Here, eat some chaff. Get your strength up. I've added extra molasses and garlic oil for your coat, these guards wont know who you are then they see us galloping along!
horse: Thanks for your kindness. I wont disappoint you.
stable hands: Its getting dark! We ride at dawn mt trusty companion
horse: ok then. we should move
stable hands: Here, let me put your saddle on, unless you would rather I rode you bare back, its your choice, i'm competent both ways?
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horse is excited about the ride. Stable hands will braid the horse's tail and put a saddle on.
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residents of the cottage: I think this fabric may suit your needs nicely. What do you think about me incorporating it into the chairs?
descendant of the sons: Let me lay it out so I can visualize it. Yes! I think that will do wonderfully. The colors brighten the whole room and make it look rich and inviting. I am to announce my marriage so this is a big deal.
residents of the cottage: Your marriage? Why then I must be extra cautious in my stitching. May I inquire as to who the lucky lady is?
descendant of the sons: No one is to know but the royal family so my lips are sealed but I believe she will make a good wife. Yes, perfection is valued in your work for my future wife may want to use you for the rest of our castle.
residents of the cottage: Well, if perfection is to be valued then perfection I will strive for! I do hope the queen understands my needing to tend to this matter, she sure does keep me busy. But she is very understanding, and likely knows how important this event must be to you.
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The descendant of the sons is getting married and wants the chairs in his castle to look nice. The residents of the cottage will work on the chairs.
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jesters: I am here to dance and to entertain you today
person: Can you juggle?
jesters: Of course I can, do you want me to juggle?
person: Oh yes please! I can only juggle two, maybe because I don't have a tail ...
jesters: Ok, I will juggle using 5 knifes and eventually I will be able to juggle 10 of them just watch and be amazed
person: Be careful!
jesters: Dont worry Ive been doing this my whole life and buala!!!
person: That is the most amazing thing I have ever seen!
jesters: Thank you! thank you! I live to entertain you all and for my next act, fire juggling,
person: I will grab some water just in case. You are so brave!
jesters: Thats a good idea, this is a new act so I hope I dont get on fire, so are you ready? 1......2......3.......
person: Can you do it with your eyes closed?
jesters: Of course I do, let me try it our,
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jesters will juggle using 5 knifes and fire juggling.
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knight: I don't believe in witches spells. I hire you to make strong armor and that is what you will do or I will find someone else.
smith: Thank you please don't pick the flowers. Anyway, this armor is as strong as the strongest armor in the land! As long as you are wearing pink underwear when you have it on...
knight: These pretty flowers have gotten to your head man! Why don't we move your stand down the way a bit. away from this meadow. here let me help you.
smith: Ho ho ho, but the flowers speak to me! They tell me many secrets!
knight: Snap out of it. The fight is tomorrow! Why don't you just try to sure up the armor I am wearing. Can you do that?
smith: Oh my...I don't know what came over me. It must've been the flowers...thank you for leading me away from them. Of course I'll repair your armor.
knight: I suggest you never lay foot in this field again or the king will have your head.
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smith is a smith and he is making armor for a knight. smith is a magician and he is able to make the armor stronger by using witches spells. smith is a smith and he is making armor for a knight. knight doesn
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#Person1#: Have you any round-neck sweater?
#Person2#: Yes. Actually our range of sweaters is the most comprehensive available.
#Person1#: Can I try this one on?
#Person2#: Sure, go ahead.
#Person1#: The color is too bright. For my age, I would prefer a lighter color.
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#Person2# offers round-neck sweaters and #Person1# prefers a lighter color.
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person: You're kind of a pushy guard! Have you ever been told that before?
guard: Well, now. It's how it's done! This is the cleanest port this side of the Emerald Inlet, and crime hardly ever happens here. Doesn't happen when the guards get all friendly, ya know?
person: I'm from Emerald Inlet! I'm glad you recognize that our port is superior and cleaner than yours!
guard: Here now, you're not disparaging our port, are you?
person: No I am not. It is the second best port including Emerald Inlet, you said so yourself.
guard: I said this side of, now. Don't be gettin' ahead of yourself. And keep your hands where I can see 'em!
person: Why are you so fascinated by hands? Do people in Port Skyline have dirty hands or something?
guard: Why.. you... erm... Don't ye be sassin me now. I've a shield and I know how to use it!
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guard is a bit pushy, because he is proud of the cleanliness of his port.
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member: Are you kidding me...will this book of yours help...I will do anything!
pope: No need to be grabby! But, yes my child, read this words and gather faith.
member: Show me...show me now...I have a sword and I will kill you if you do not heal me now with this book.
pope: My child, as a demonstration of faith, I will hold you. I fear not your illness. Just Believe!
member: What am I to believe...I believe I can be healed by magic...do you have magic Pope?
pope: We don't call it "magic" my child. The Lord is all powerful, and all loving. Simply believe, and surely in time you will be healed!
member: Just run me through...I don't have TIME...I am of the Cult of the Doomed...If I don't find a reversing spell NOW...I will die...I'd rather die at your hand than wait and linger in pain.
pope: It is not our way. I will pray for you now.
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pope will hold the member as a demonstration of faith. He will read the book and believe that he will be healed.
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jester: Tell me, what does the crystal tell you of your future?
family member: This is not a time for jokes, jester! Don't mock me! I wish to become King, not just another lonely member of the royal family waiting in this long line to take the throne! If you don't wish to assist me, don't get in my way either!
jester: Tell me. Why is your life so bad? You get to enjoy all the luxury of royalty without any of the responsibility. You could be in my shoes.
family member: I'm invisible. It's always about the future King. Future King this, future King that. The girls all swoon, the boys all want to be him. It's not easy being second best, always. I envy your life, jester. You are the light of the party, people like you for who you are not who your family is. If I can't be King, I would rather not be royal.
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family member is angry with jester because he mocks his dream to become King.
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king: How are you today officer?
officer: Very well, My King
king: What brings you to the garden?
officer: I came to enjoy nature, my King
king: Aye, I enjoy a stroll through this area as well.
officer: I can see you're a lover of nature also my king
king: Certainly, I mean look at that waterfall it is simply gorgeous.
officer: Indeed My king, Only the princess looks more adoring in all of the seven kingdoms
king: Well she is my daughter after all.
officer: Surely, she takes after you in good looks
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king and the officer are admiring the waterfall in the garden.
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king: Really? Let us execute them in the courtyard.
officer: Let me guide you to the castle to safety. There might be more of them around and you are unarmed.
king: Very well. Tell me do you know the purpose of this attack?
officer: I believe one of the enemies were to steal your scepter and bring it back to their king as a test...but they could be lying.
king: They are nothing more then fools.
officer: Please, keep this while we make our way across the gardens. I'm sorry to take you away from such a beautiful view.
king: It is fine you are only doing your job. Are we aware of their numbers?
officer: We captured 22 men. I have the first ranks scattering to find any remaining. Is there anything else you wish me to do?
king: You have done enough for today. I need to head to the dungeon and get some answers.
officer: Yes Sire. I will bring report once we are done searching out here.
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The king wants to execute the enemies in the courtyard. The officer suggests he should be guided to the castle to safety. They captured 22 men.
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Kate: hey I think you still have my DKNY dress with you
Sharon: really? I think I returned it.. its been half a year since I borrowed…
Kate: no I don’t think you did I just went through my closet and its not there
Kate: then I realized you borrowed it and after 2 days of your event I went vegas and came back after 3 months so I think both of us forgot..
Sharon: hmmm… I really don’t remember I would look for it
Kate: thanks .. I actually need it by Sunday .. so please try to be quick
Sharon: sure I will be sorry for the inconvenience .
Kate: oh no… it happens
Sharon: would let you know soon
Kate: thanks
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Sharon never returned Kate's DKNY dress that she borrowed half a year ago. They both forgot about it, but Sharon will now give it back to Kate as she needs it by Sunday.
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servant: I have not. All I have done my entire life is to pick up after people. The general would laugh me out of his room!
blacksmith: It's worth a try. There is a war on. He needs men.
servant: How much do these things even weight? Oh, they are heavy!
blacksmith: Yes but I make many kinds of swords. Those are for the big guys.
servant: Could you make me something lighter?
blacksmith: Yes. There are many different types of swords. I make them all. Have you seen the kings sword? it only weighs 10 pounds!
servant: I have not! I am not allowed to approach the king. I will consider joining the army, my life is stable and boring. I can't really complain, I have plenty to eat but I want to get out and explore the world.
blacksmith: I hear you. Go talk to the general when you are done working. If you want I will put in a good word.
servant: Thanks, that is very kind of you. How many copper pieces will I need to purchase one of these light swords from you?
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servant wants to join the army but he's not allowed to approach the king. Blacksmith will put in a good word for him.
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Sally: John has a fever. He's burning up!
Jim: You going to take him to the doctors today?
Sally: Will wait until tomorrow and see if he improves.
Jim: I can come by and pick both of you up and drive you to the GPs if you want.
Sally: Thanks for the offer but we'll wait and see.
Jim: Fever in kids is dangerous you know that.
Sally: Yeah I know.
Sally: But if I took him to the doctors everytime he comes home with a fever I'd might as well move into the GP surgery. LOL
Jim: Are you keeping him home from school?
Sally: Yes. Until next week at least.
Jim: Good!
Sally: He can't afford to miss much more school as he's starting to fall behind in his schoolwork.
Jim: True. I hope he starts to feel better by tomorrow. Let me know if you need me to drop anything by yours tonight.
Sally: I think we have everything we need. If I think of something I'll let you know. xo
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John has a fever. Sally will wait until tomorrow, to see if he improves, before taking him to the doctor. Sally will keep John home from school until at least next week. John already has problems keeping up with his schoolwork.
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#Person1#: What's the matter with you, then? You look miserable.
#Person2#: It's us.
#Person1#: What do you mean by us?
#Person2#: Well, we used to talk to each other before we were married. Remember?
#Person1#: What do you mean? We're talking now, aren't we?
#Person2#: Oh, yes, but we used to do so much together.
#Person1#: Yes. I remember. But we never used to argue. You used to think I was wonderful. Where are you going?
#Person2#: Back to live with my parents. That's something else I used to do before we were married. Remember?
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#Person2# thinks #Person1# and #Person2# used to talk more before they were married, so #Person1# feels miserable and wants to go back to live with #Person2#'s parents.
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servant: I am excellent, thank you for asking. What an interesting room this is.
person: Truly, what a beautifully ornate room it is. What are you doing here then?
servant: I am not sure. My employer told me to come here and wait. It's quite confusing for me.
person: Perhaps he just wanted you to admire this place? Or do some prayer near the alter?
servant: Perhaps, they treat me very well, What are you doing here?
person: I am just here to relax and pray, really.
servant: My employer is very wealthy but I have never seen jewels like these. This blue gem is beautiful.
person: It really is, all of the jewels here are of the highest quality.
servant: Do you come here to pray often?
person: Ohh yes, nearly every other day. It is my happy place at this point.
servant: I still have no idea what I am doing here. Perhaps I should try praying for an answer.
person: Might as well, better than nothing of course.
servant: Would you mind praying with me. I have been most thankful for the kindness you have shown me.
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servant is in the church to wait for his employer. He is confused about his purpose. Person is here to pray and admire the jewels.
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#Person1#: And lots of Dear Abby sob stories. . .
#Person2#: Hey! I learn a lot from the psychologists who give advice in those columns!
#Person1#: No wonder you're such a wacko. . .
#Person2#: Whatever. . . Smell! Perfume samples!
#Person1#: Nice. Hey, I like the layout of this page. . .
#Person2#: You mean, you like the pictures of the beautiful models. . . Hello?
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#Person1# and #Person2# are talking about the contents in the pages.
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gravedigger: What are you doing here peasant?
peasant: I have no home to go to.
gravedigger: And this is your place to settle?!
peasant: I'm so tired from walking... anywhere to sleep right now seems good to me.
gravedigger: Where did you come from?
peasant: I came from the village. There's no where decent to sleep there outside. So I wandered over to here. I just need a place to sleep for the night.
gravedigger: Ok you can stay. I like this place. It seems peaceful in an odd way.
peasant: It is pretty quiet. How long have you worked here?
gravedigger: Years. I wish to find a different profession some day.
peasant: What else would you like to do someday?
gravedigger: I would like to raise a family.
peasant: That's understandable. I me- wait.... who's that guy over there?
gravedigger: He is a thief. Someone must have let him in here.
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peasant is looking for a place to sleep for the night. He came from the village and there's no decent place to sleep there. The gravedigger likes his job and wants to raise a family someday.
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Tom: haha did u see this <file_photo>
Tom: sick
Andrew: duuuude that's one hell of a dog haha
Jack: lol is this for real
Tom: yup, true story :D
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Tom sent a photo of a dog to Andrew and Jack.
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#Person1#: Let's have seafood tonight and then go see the new movie at Mall Cinema. Betsy told me it's a beautiful love story and I shouldn't miss it.
#Person2#: Oh, Goodness, please not again. That's what we did last week.
#Person1#: No, we didn't. Last week we went to see that movie about a man's struggle against mental illness.
#Person2#: Right, it was a chick flick, just like this one, so what's the difference? Besides, this is the last week for the third movie in Destroyer series and I want to see that on a big screen. Action movies need to be seen in a theater on a big screen.
#Person1#: Oh, yeah, and I did promise to see it with you if we went to that movie last week. But you liked that movie, didn't you?
#Person2#: Oh, sure, it was great. I had popcorn for dinner and paid the price of a movie ticket to get a two-hour nap.
#Person1#: It wasn't that bad, and you're the one that insisted on skipping dinner. We went to an excellent restaurant.
#Person2#: That place doesn't have a single meat dish. Just fish and shellfish and you know I don't like fish that much.
#Person1#: And I don't like meat that much. The only meat I eat is chicken.
#Person2#: But when I pick the restaurant, we go to a place that has both chicken and fish. I always respect your food preferences.
#Person1#: Well, I suppose that, to be fair, you should get to pick the movie and we can go to a restaurant that serves meat.
#Person2#: Now you're talking, we can see that love story next time.
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#Person2# wants to have seafood and go to see a movie about a love story but #Person1# wants to see the third movie in the Destroyer series and go to a restaurant serving meat. Finally, #Person2# respects #Person1#'s choices.
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pastry chef: No worries. If you do not mind me asking, how did you get stuck down here?
other: I dropped my favorite robe into a hole while talking to the king's cousin. Since I am a man of extraordinary fashion, I couldn't just let it go to waste. So my search led me here.
pastry chef: Oh, I see. So you know the king's cousin, do you? I am sure I have seen this person before as I cook for all of their banquets.
other: I do indeed. I am related to the king as well. You've probably cooked for me before as well. Do you recognize my face?
pastry chef: No, I can not say that I do.
other: Ah, well maybe you will after I remove my robe. I change my outfits all the time you see.
pastry chef: Now how on earth are you changing robes when you said you were only stuck down here because you dropped your robe?
other: I always carry at least three robes with me. Don't you have any sense of fashion at all?
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pastry chef is cooking for the king's cousin. The other is stuck down here because he dropped his robe. The other always carries at least three robes with him.
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Mia: Continuation of Fantastic Beasts is on
Emma: Ooooooo
Emma: It was about HP, right?
Mia: Exactly
Emma: :)
Mia: Wanna see it?
Mia: In the cinema, I mean
Alice: Absolutely yes
Emma: Me too!!
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They want to watch the continuation of "Fantastic Beasts" in the cinema.
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Hernandez: I am so full
Hernandez: I ate everything there was at home
Jorge: How come
Jorge: Did you go home like to your parents?
Hernandez: yes
Jorge: you were just hungry then
Jorge: We're hungry you people studying working
Hernandez: I am exploding xd
Jorge: Chew a gum
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Hernandez is full because he ate too much.
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guest: We have our finest knights touring with the Prince, and you have fine knights also, so if the bandits do come they won't get far. However, I do not think they will attack today.
queen: What did these bandits seize from you? Was anyone harmed? For I am terrified of these things. They give me nightmares.
guest: The bandits harmed no one. Your knights were too skilled. They did burn a few houses and the church in our village down before they could be stopped though, but everyone is okay. Do not worry about it, for tonight we celebrate our new alliance!
queen: What good news to hear! Is these buildings working on being rebuilt? I would love to offer a hand in making sure they do get rebuilt!
guest: They were already rebuilt, very quickly as our villagers are resourceful, but thank you for your generosity.
queen: Your kingdom is well established and for its people. I am glad to be a part of such a helping, beneficial treaty.
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guest is afraid of bandits, but they were stopped by the knights. They burned a few houses and the church in the guest's village.
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farmers: Yes and the king has been happy with the quality as well. Always good to have a happy king I say.
farmer: Indeed. The king has been kind to my family and I.
farmers: I'm going to hitch up the wagon and get ready to take this load of grain into town. Do you need anything from the market while I am there?
farmer: I have everything I need. I thank you for your kindness.
farmers: Of course! I'm going to get some nails and lumber, I have to repair the sheep shed before winter gets here.
farmer: I hope this winter is not as harsh as last year's.
farmers: Agreed. Last winter was a difficult one. I'm getting too old for winters like that. My sons are going to be doing more of the outside chores this year
farmer: Speaking of children, maybe you could fetch me something from the market. A good wife perhaps?
farmers: Aye, and any special requests? Redhead, blonde, brunette?
farmer: Anything prettier than the goats here.
farmers: Well, that shouldn't make the task too difficult then!
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farmers are going to take a load of grain into town. The king has been happy with the quality of the grain. The farmer has everything he needs. The farmer wants farmers to fetch him a good wife from the market.
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Mom: I've got the suitcase
Lee: Thanks!
Lee: I'll drop by tomorrow, okay?
Mom: Sure!
Mom: Do you want me to get you anything else?
Lee: No, you're sweet, thank you
Lee: But I'm a big girl and I have to do it myself
Mom: But I know how busy you are!
Mom: And it's no problem, really :-)
Lee: I know, Mom, but I have to go to the shop by myself and think about what I'm gonna need.
Mom: OK, but if there's anything...
Lee: I'll let you know!
Mom: Perfect.
Lee: Thanks, Mom, I love you :*
Mom: I love you too, sweetie.
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Lee will stop by Mom's to pick up a suitcase. She needs to go shopping and pack soon.
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old homeless man: I'll be able to sleep better tonight thanks to you. Say- next time you come to this overlook, do you think you could bring me a pillow? I've just been using this stone.
people: Pillows, you say? These boots are a bit muggy from my hike today but they can double as a set of pillows for you!
old homeless man: But how will you get off this overlook, my friend? Please, don't give me things you need.
people: Well I suppose you're right, my bare feet will ache from the cobblestone. I will be sure to bring pillows tomorrow!
old homeless man: You're so wonderful! Surely you will be rewarded in this life or the next.
people: I am not one for hugs but thank you.
old homeless man: I'm so sorry. I didn't mean to offend.
people: That is okay. I will leave you to enjoy this beautiful scenery, but I must return home for dinner.
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old homeless man is sleeping on a stone. People will bring him a pillow next time.
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Susan: Hi Bill. I'm looking for a vacation home for August. Lila said you had some interesting ideas...
Bill: hey sis. yeah we went last year to that little place in Italy, near florence. Rented an apartment. was cheap as hell but location was not for everyone
Susan: why so?
Bill: away from the sea. like in the very middle of the country. No beaches.
Susan: why would you go to Italy and not have a beach?
Bill: we wanted to be away from the crowds. place had a pool and it was drivable everywhere interesing. Like a couple of hours to florence, rome, an hour to the beach if you needed to.
Susan: pool would make up for much, true. but Italy in august?
Bill: hot as hell, but with the pool and AC it was nice. and full wine season.
Susan: we would be going with the whole lot, the 4 of us and the dogs. do they take pets? did you take Sparky?
Bill: yup. no problem with the dogs, although you have to be careful not to let the dogs roam around the pool. they got very angry once, when we just let Sparky out and he jumped the fence. But yours are tiny. Fat, but tiny.
Susan: cannot imagine them jumping the fence. Any fence. they have trouble to get on the couch.
Susan: I keep telling the kids not to overfeed the dogs, but you know how they are, as soon as I turn around...
Bill: like you don't give them treats at the table :P
Susan: shut up!
Bill: anyhoo, we drove, with sparky and the kids, much cheaper. And you need the car when you're there. It's like this little village in the middle of countryside. vinyards and olive trees. and crickets.
Susan: drive there? how long?
Bill: two days, we drove through Germany and Austria. Made an overnight in the Alps. 8 hours to Austria then like 6 hours to the place in Italy.
Susan: seems not that bad.
Bill: wasn't. and the place being so cheap we could afford three weeks...
Bill: it was like half the price of a hotel. We cooked ourselves or went out for dinner. nice little italian restaurants, great food. we even found a 2-star one in some little village in the middle of nowhere, can you imagine?
Susan: oh, nice.
Susan: It seems like a good deal. I'll talk to the hubby. send me the details, okay?
Bill: will do. phone number - they speak english, and e-mail. better to e-mail them the owner responds on the evenings, during the day he's in the field with the vines and stuff.
Susan: great, thanks a mil!
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Susan wants to go on vacation to Italy with her family. Bill gives her details on the cheap apartment. It's possible to take pets. Bill describes route he took. Bill will send owner's contact to Susan.
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his wife: What are you doing in here? I was expecting the stable boy.
the groundskeeper of the castle: Excuse me?
his wife: Well, you're not supposed to get back until six, which means I still have three hour left with the stable boy.
the groundskeeper of the castle: I came home early to surprise you. How dare you defile our bedroom with him!
his wife: Well, let's not pretend he's the first. The Captain of the guard is coming over next weekend while you're off on your fishing trip with your friends.
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the groundskeeper of the castle came home early to surprise his wife. She was expecting the stable boy. She still has three hours left with him. The Captain of the guard is coming over next weekend.
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Mrs. Cathy McLeod (KamloopsThompsonCariboo, CPC): Thank you Mr Chair Senior Canadian bureaucrats received very credible reports in early January that China was procuring and hoarding PPE As a member of cabinet was the health minister aware ?
Hon. Patty Hajdu (Minister of Health): Mr Chair from the very beginning of the outbreak in early January we were aware of the challenges our health sector would face and we immediately began to work with the provinces and territories to understand what the need would be and how we could best prepare
Mrs. Cathy McLeod: In April the minister stated there were not enough supplies in the national emergency stockpile Can she explain why she approved a donation of 16 tonnes of PPE for China on January 31 claiming it would not compromise our supply ? She can not have it both ways We do not have enough we have enough and it will not compromise it
Hon. Anita Anand (Minister of Public Services and Procurement): Mr Chair we are operating in a highly competitive global environment and the reality is that we need to make sure we have multiple complementary supply chains operating at the same time which we have been doing in the past weeks and months to ensure our frontline health care workers have the supplies they need to keep Canadians safe That is our priority That is what we are working on
Mrs. Cathy McLeod: Unfortunately this question was directed to the health minister referencing things she actually stated in terms of the availability of our supplies Before the she signed off on the donationand it was the health minister who signed off on the donationdid she consult with the health ministers in the provinces and territories ?
Hon. Patty Hajdu: Mr Chair as the member opposite knows provinces and territories have their own stockpiles which of course they use to prepare for incidences of outbreak and other illnesses across their jurisdictions We have worked very closely with the provinces and territories since the beginning of the outbreak to make sure we can provide any particular additional support In fact of all the requests made so far we have been able to complete them
Mrs. Cathy McLeod: Health care workers are now having to look at modified fullface snorkels as an alternative to N95 masks Did it not occur to the minister that our hospitals and care homes could have used that PPE she shipped out providing a longer opportunity for them to also get procurement done ?
Hon. Patty Hajdu: Mr Chair as the member opposite knows the equipment that was donated when China was in its outbreak was an important donation of nearly expired or expired goods that it was in desperate need of in its effort to try to contain the virus As the member opposite knows we have been able to work successfully with provinces and territories to ensure they have what they need
Mrs. Cathy McLeod: Mr Chair I would suggest that during February and March our hospitals would have consumed that almostexpired product very efficiently but I want to move on to another topic When defending the sale of 22 seniors homes to the Chinese government the Prime Minister stated that we have a strong regulatory regime that imposes rigorous standards He said that this regime ensures the care our seniors get is top quality That was in 2017 Now he states he is saddened shocked disappointed and angered Was the Prime Minister completely oblivious to the risks or was he just too anxious to please the Chinese government when he sold those 22 homes ?
Hon. Patty Hajdu: Mr Chair the homes the member opposite is referring to are in the province of BC and I have to commend the province for the early work it did to protect seniors in those longterm care homes The member opposite is trying to confuse the issue As she knows the review we did was entirely separate from the standards to which the province holds the care homes
Mrs. Cathy McLeod: The Prime Minister does not have authority over seniors homes which he has clearly stated but he does have authority over the act in which he approved the sale At 18 months government had an obligation to make sure there was compliance Was that done ?
Hon. Patty Hajdu: Mr Chair the longterm care homes in each province fall within the jurisdiction of their own particular act and those provinces and territories are responsible for fulfilling the inspections required under that act
Mrs. Cathy McLeod: Under the Investment Canada Act the government is obligated to review the sale for compliance Four homes had to close Since the government approved the sale it is complicit in the care of our seniors in this country
Hon. Navdeep Bains (Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry): Mr Chair I want to make it very clear that we understand how difficult this is for seniors That is why we follow the appropriate steps outlined under the Investment Canada Act to make sure that any measures we take keep seniors and their wellbeing first and foremost
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The opposition party claimed that China was procuring and hoarding PPE during January. And in April, the minister stated there were not enough supplies in the national emergency stockpile. The opposition party was triggered by the fact that the minister approved a donation of 16 tonnes of PPE for China on January 31, claiming it would not compromise the country's supply. The minister explained that the government was doing so because they had multiple complementary supply chains operating at the same time for PPE production.
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ambassador: Thank you! Peace is my priority.
servant: how are you sir? do you need anything?
ambassador: Good! I am fine.
servant: well let me know what you may need if you desire anything
ambassador: I could use a glass of water after climbing all these stairs.
servant: of course i will be right back
ambassador: Thank you! Tell me a little about your kingdom! How are things?
servant: the king seems to be striving which is great, i love seeing him succeed
ambassador: Where is the princess this lovely evening?
servant: im not sure, last i saw she was in her room
ambassador: You are a fine servent everything is sparkling!
servant: Thank you i try my hardest, keeping this job to feed myself is priority
ambassador: I heard your kngdom is having money issues. Is this true?
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ambassador is in the ambassador's house. He wants a glass of water. The king is striving and the princess is in her room. The kingdom is having money issues.
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#Person1#: I was looking at my test score and think that it should be higher.
#Person2#: Is the math wrong or the way the answer was marked?
#Person1#: I think an answer got marked wrong that should have been marked right.
#Person2#: These things can happen ; let's double-check the answers first to be sure, all right?
#Person1#: That would be great!
#Person2#: Look at the answer sheet and compare it to your answers. Do you see any place where I made a mistake in grading?
#Person1#: This one right here should be right.
#Person2#: Yeah, I see the same thing ; now we can do the math and check that, right?
#Person1#: Yeah, let's do the math.
#Person2#: I count all of the correct answers, total them, and divide by the total. Does this look right to you?
#Person1#: Looks pretty good.
#Person2#: Thank you for caring enough to check on your scores ; keep studying!
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#Person1# thinks one of #Person1#'s answers has been marked wrong so #Person2# checks for #Person1# and corrects the scores.
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#Person1#: Hi, how're you doing?
#Person2#: Terrible.
#Person1#: Oh, what's the matter?
#Person2#: I'Ve got a fever and really a bad headache.
#Person1#: Oh, that's too bad. Why don't you take some aspirin?
#Person2#: I'Ve already tried some but it didn't help.
#Person1#: Well, it's necessary for you to see a doctor.
#Person2#: Yeah, I guess I should.
#Person1#: Well, you'd better get some rest.
#Person2#: Thank you very much.
#Person1#: Bye.
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#Person2# is sick and #Person1# suggests #Person2# see a doctor.
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Denise: I hate my little bro.
Emily: Y? What did he do this time?
Denise: My parents are going away for the weekend.
Emily: So?
Denise: I have to look after him.
Emily: So no parties for you? ;)
Denise: Nope. Even worse, I have no idea what to do with him.
Emily: Maybe go to the park and let him play at the playground?
Denise: Not a bad idea. And I can take Chris with me :)
Emily: Who's Chris?
Denise: New boy in our class.
Emily: Tell me more :)
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Denise has to take care of her little brother on the weekend while her parents are gone. She dislikes that. Emily suggests she could take him to the park. Denise likes the idea as she could invite new boy from her class to join them.
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maid: Thank you, Amen.
bishop: Now, is there anything else you need? I am a very busy man. God's word does not spread itself.
maid: May I borrow a prayer book?
bishop: Yes, but keep it from the thief, will you? They do not print themselves, and the monk who wrote all this down died of the Black Death, so it is quite irreplaceable.
maid: Yes, sir. I will guard it with my life. I will ask permission of the royal seamstress to get the finest robes she has to replace what the thief took.
bishop: Good, good. Tell her she best have them to me by sunrise. I have to take council with the king, you know. I haven't the time for idle hands.
maid: Yes sir. I will just take these with me. Is there anything else I can do for you, sir?
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maid will borrow a prayer book from the bishop. She will ask the royal seamstress to get the finest robes to replace what the thief took.
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Bernadette: I have a big favor to ask you
Sammy: huh?
Bernadette: could you babysit my cat?
Sammy: I'd love that!
Bernadette: I have to visit my grandma so I won't be in Paris this weekend
Sammy: just write me down everything
Sammy: so I wouldn't mess up
Bernadette: Whiskers eats dry food twice a day and his morning meal is half of Purrina can
Sammy: <file_gif>
Bernadette: he hates messy litter box so it needs to be cleaned every morning and every afternoon
Sammy: when you say cleaned you mean replacing cat litter?
Bernadette: nah, just remove wet cat litter and poo
Sammy: ok
Bernadette: I really appreciate your help
Sammy: I love cats so it will be nice
Bernadette: oh and water my plants on Sunday morning
Sammy: got it
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Bernadette is visiting her grandma this weekend and she needs somebody to babysit her cat. Sammy agrees to do that. The cat - Whiskers - eats dry food twice a day and half of a Purrina can in the morning. His litter box has to be cleaned twice a day. Also, Sammy will water Bernadette's plants.
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miner: You working, or just a tourist?
explorer: I'm an explorer, miner. Traveling the Kingdom!
miner: Well, be careful. It's dangerous down there for professionals. Much less common folk.
explorer: I'm no commonfolk miner! How has work been in these caves?
miner: Dirty, but it pays. Do you want a guide? I'll show you around, for a price.
explorer: How much would that cost me?
miner: Eh, just a few gold coins. Small price to pay for not dying.
explorer: Do you have a map instead? I prefer to work alone!
miner: You know, I've already decided that I want your gold, no matter what. So....
explorer: Wrong move, miner.
miner: Oh, you wanna fight me! Well, I fight like an animal! No clothes!
explorer: I'll be taking this back.
miner: Hmm, not a bad move. I
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explorer is an explorer. He is traveling the Kingdom. miner offers him a guide for a few gold coins. explorer declines. miner wants his gold. explorer takes the gold back.
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guard: Greetings, your Majesty
king: Where is every one?
guard: I apologise, your Majesty. Things seem to be running a little behind schedule
king: It is fine.
guard: I see that the sacred flame is lit?
king: Yes it most not go out
guard: The High Priest tends it dilligently, I know
king: He most for it keeps our people safe from the outsiders
guard: Surely Your Majesty no outsiders would dare to approach the altar room?
king: The wouldn't if they know what is good for them.
guard: I admire this altar very much Your Majesty, if I may make so bold
king: You may. I offend feel it is a shame more people can not admired the great craftsmen
guard: It would be sacreligious to permit them, Your Majesty
king: I understand maybe we can get a painter to recreated it for others who can not view it
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Guard is late. The sacred flame is lit. The High Priest tends it diligently. Guard admires the altar. It would be sacreligious to allow others to admire it.
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a gecko: I dont want it, but thank you
tribesman: If you don't want the coconut why are you here?
a gecko: Just to look around
tribesman: That's okay then. I thought you were trying to sell me insurance. My tribe has no need for insurance.
a gecko: I like this rock
tribesman: Then you can have the rock. If you place it next to the fire it will get warm and you can use it at night to stay warm.
a gecko: Can you do it? It's heavy
tribesman: Of course I love helping people (and lizards). Are you sure I can't give you a nice piece of coconut to try?
a gecko: Yes, I'm sure
tribesman: Okay now don't burn yourself on this rock. Be careful.
a gecko: Ok, thank you!
tribesman: I wonder what will happen if I put this coconut in the fire? Do you think it will blow up?
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a gecko is looking around. He likes the rock tribesman is offering him. He will place it next to the fire to keep warm at night.
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Gloria: This exam is a bit of a lottery in fact
Gloria: You can't really get prepared, it's all about experience
Emma: But there are some rules and some typical texts right?
Gloria: You can see some texts from previous years
Gloria: <file_other>
Emma: Wow that's very useful
Emma: I have never seen this site
Gloria: Yes it's very good
Gloria: Actually it's good to read all the texts because you will see that some phrases repeat very often
Emma: How much time do you have for all 4 parts?
Gloria: 4 hours
Emma: Is it enough?
Gloria: Well it has to be
Gloria: Would be perfect to have 2 more hours... But on the other hand it would be really exhausting
Emma: 4 hours and no breaks?
Gloria: No breaks :/ So it's really important to be really focused and try to write as fast as you can
Gloria: And read it carefully and correct during the last hour
Emma: I'm going to read everything from that website, it's great
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Gloria has an exam soon. It lasts 4 hours. Emma sent her a link to a website with some texts from previous years so that she can prepare for the exam better.
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snakes: That's okay. We're cold-blooded creatures. Remember?
lizards: I suppose that is true, I am just used to living in the forest.
snakes: I dig. Well, I would if I had legs. Or hands.
lizards: That would seem hard without any limbs.
snakes: Indeed. But I do amazing things with just my head.
lizards: What can you do for example?
snakes: I can dig, for one. Well, maybe that's it. I oversold it.
lizards: At least it is something though, even one skill is something to be proud of.
snakes: Thank you for saying that.
lizards: I mean all I have going for me is this long tongue to eat insects.
snakes: Insects. Yum.
lizards: You eat insects? I never thought snakes would do such a thing, they seem tiny as a food source for yourself.
snakes: Actually, more than insects, I eat lizards.
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snakes are cold-blooded creatures. Lizards are used to living in the forest. Lizards have a long tongue to eat insects. Snakes eat lizards.
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#Person1#: Why so early?
#Person2#: Early? It's 3 o'clock now. School starts at 8:45 in the morning and ends at 3 in the afternoon.
#Person1#: In my country, we go to school from 8 a. m. until 5 p. m.
#Person2#: Gosh!
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#Person1# is surprised at how early students leave school in #Person2#'s country.
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weddings: Wow you are quite the entertainer!
witch: Well, you won't like what it's telling me. It says that its last master was much more handsome.
weddings: That isn't very nice. At a wedding as well!
witch: It's not my fault, the words just come out of me, and I only know the one spell! What I am if I don't perform it??
weddings: What spell is that?
witch: Talking to inanimate objects. Your pants have stories to tell!
weddings: Oh I see. Well what about the tapestry? Does that tell a story itself? Or is there a story you uncover from the story depicted in it?
witch: Actually all it can talk about is how naughty the person who weaved it was. I have to cover my ears, it's too much!
weddings: Oh that is funny!
witch: Ahhh I'm being suffocated! So many hugs! So many pants with so many stories!
weddings: Well let's dance while we wait for the meal!
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witch is talking to inanimate objects at weddings. She is suffocating because of too many hugs and stories.
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Marketing: and the other thing you said that thing about robust and water What was the word ? No but it is I thought ah spot on Good feel tact tactile good tactile feel maybe something didn does not make your hands sweat lot
Project Manager: Maybe just like a simple thing to have a clip on it like so you can clip it to your
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User Interface reiterated that the remote control should have a robust and water resistant function. Marketing also mentioned a good tactile feel for the remote control function, which doesn't make hand sweat a lot. Therefore, Project Manager suggested a clip feature on the remote control so that people can clip it to their device.
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widow: Why are you sad dear townsman?
sad townsman: The bar wench rejected my request for a date.
widow: There are plenty more wenches out there but there are only handful of those that are worthy of true love.
sad townsman: Thank you. I know I am not much to look at but I have a good heart.
widow: I am sure you do. Do you know the reason the bar wench rejected you?
sad townsman: I don't know. She just laughed and walked off.
widow: She may not have rejected you. She may be afraid of those that admire her.
sad townsman: You are a very kind lady. May I buy you a coffee?
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The bar wench rejected the townsman's request for a date. The widow comforts him.
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#Person1#: Good afternoon. Can I be of service?
#Person2#: I don't know. Can I purchase Treasury Certificates here at this counter?
#Person1#: Yes, of course. We have Treasury Notes with two, three and five-year terms available.
#Person2#: Two years is fine, with a value of 1, 000 RIB.
#Person1#: OK, could I take a look at some ID please, like a passport?
#Person2#: Here you go. By the way, is it possible to cash them before the maturity comes up?
#Person1#: No, I'm afraid that isn't possible. You must wait until maturity before you cash them.
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#Person1# helps #Person2# purchase Treasury Certificates and tells #Person2# #Person2# can't cash them until maturity.
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Vance: any plans for the weekend?
Reynold: yeah, get some sleep finally this week was a horror
Brittany: nothin special. you?
Vance: i was thinking we might meet up and go bowling or sth?
Brittany: sounds good to me. Rey?
Reynold: i guees i might make it on Sat afternoon. but booze limit
Vance: great. i'll ask Bryde what she thinks
Brittany: okey :)
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Vance wants to meet up with Britanny and Reynold at the weekend. Reynold is free on Saturday, but he can't drink much alcohol. Vance is going to ivite Bryde too.
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nurse: I care for sick people what about you
priest: I am an honest priest that loves to help the needy.
nurse: Thats good maybe we can worth together someday
priest: That would be lovely. This place is beutiful. Would you like a glass of wine?
nurse: Can I share with you my herbs?
priest: Sure. What kind of herbs are these?
nurse: They are for warm team. They calm the nerves father
priest: Thank you very much. I can't wait to make some tea when I get back to the parsonage. Where are you heading when you leave the springs?
nurse: Maybe Whenever I am delivering babies you can always come around to say a word of prayers and bless them. Can you father?
priest: Of course, I love blessing children. Do you have children of your own?
nurse: thanks father
priest: Any time my child.
nurse: let me know when you are ready to go so we can walk home together
priest: There is no time like the present. Lets be on our way.
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nurse shares her herbs with priest. They will walk home together.
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Marek: bro, check this out
Marek: <file_picture>
Adam: whoa, that's some fine piece of ass
Adam: where did you find it?
Marek: that's the best part
Marek: I didn't find it
Marek: I made it in she shopping mall, on the escalator!
Adam: ? what?
Marek: pretty cool, isn't it
Adam: dude, that's creppy
Adam: one thing is to send me pic of nice ass, it's always appreciated
Adam: but another is to walk around and take pictures on your own
Adam: like some creep
Adam: think about it, she might have been someone's sister or daughter
Marek: dude
Marek: this is some guy's ass
Marek: I'm a gay, remember?
Adam: shit
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Marek sent Adam a photo of man's bottom. Marek made this photo in the shopping mall, on the escalator.
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pirate: Ahhh the Crystal Isles are said to be th' final restin' place of Pirate Davis the Dreaded!
parrot: And his hidden treasuresss?
pirate: Indeed! Kin ye imagine what a sight it would be? All the gold, all the jewels... and the legendary scimitar!
parrot: We'ill be the richest piratersss in the whole seven seas!!!
pirate: This calls fer some celebratin'! Aye. Tis good to roam the seas a free man.
parrot: Land Ahoy! I can the islands with my eagle-uhrr... parrot eyes!
pirate: Down the hatch! Now, where's that treasure map we got back in Lionsport?
parrot: I think you left it with Charlie One-Eye, always losing things that boy is.... Here he is!
pirate: Aye now! Settle down! Charlie ain't done nothin' to you. We'll never find any treasure if ye keep squabblin'.
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pirate and parrot are looking for the treasure map. They left it with Charlie One-Eye.
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Luke: I'm waiting for you in front of the church. :)
Eliana: I'll be there in about 15 min, the class hasn't ended yet. :/
Eliana: I hope you won't get too cold.
Luke: Don't worry, take your time. ;)
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Luke is waiting for Eliana in front of the church.
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Sam: Perfect job for me just came up! Sports Psychologist!
Aria: You can't be a psychologist, idiot! You haven't a degree!
Sam: Yeah, I guess I need one of those...
Aria: Duh!
Sam: Too bad. I'd be good at it!
Aria: No you wouldn't. You're a mess!
Sam: I am not!
Aria: You so are!
Sam: Hey, that's not very nice!
Aria: True, though!
Sam: Well, at least I know I'm a mess.
Aria: Sigh.
Sam: Well, how about sales? I can do sales!
Aria: People need to trust you for you to be good at sales. Next?
Sam: Geez, I didn't know I was such a pos!
Aria: You aren't a pos, just don't have many skills. Why don't you look for something more your level?
Sam: But I want a higher level!
Aria: So work for it! Start at the bottom, work up!
Sam: That takes too long!
Aria: So you should be in a management role, getting paid big bucks, without working for it?
Sam: Exactly.
Aria: You are high.
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Sam is looking for a high level job, but is not keen on working for it. Aria suggests he starts at a lower level and works his way up.
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archer: Ready soldier! The badger cultists will storm the wall any moment!
soldier: I am ready, but sorry did you say badger cultists!?
archer: Oh yes, very dangerous. They like to bite.
soldier: Why are they attacking us?
archer: Because they are hungry and think we will make good sacrifices to their god!
soldier: Alright then. My sword is rather useless here in this hole. I guess I should pick up a bow
archer: Aim for the eyes, the limbs will just make them angrier.
soldier: Will do, hopefully we win. I don't want to be eaten by badgers
archer: No, me neither. I hear they start with the fingers and toes first, then the move on to . . . other places.
soldier: Gross
archer: Well, they're not called the badger-happy-fun-time-club.
soldier: Perhaps not. We must protect our land and king!
archer: FOR THE KING!
soldier: Do you think we are winning??
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The badger cultists will storm the wall any moment. They are hungry and think they will make good sacrifices to their god. The soldier is going to use a bow to fight them.
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Marketing: Which we do not have yet So wh how should I do that ?
Project Manager: I do not know You probably get a mail
Marketing: Oh Or you you or you send it to me Or just because you are going to design it on this board right ?
Project Manager: but maybe you can do the evaluation you do not have to evaluate yet but you can make a procedure which to follow I do not know
Marketing: I I probably get instruction on that how to do that so I make another presentation I guess I kn I know what is going to happen in in so
Project Manager: About You have the basic idea
Marketing: I have a basic idea
Project Manager: And you two are going to do this Lookandfeel and
Industrial Designer: So we are going to work here ? On this sketchboard ?
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The User Interface proposed to make most of the buttons in a round shape which altogether located in a triangle. In the middle of the triangle, there would be a square button and the four buttons next to it would be respectively the channel control and the volume control, just as all the other remote controls.
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Miles: Hey my car won't start :(
Miley: how come it's brand new!!
Miles: I know but it just won't start I keep trying and trying
Miley: is your foot on the clutch?
Miles: no..?
Miley: haha
Miles: whaaat
Miley: It's a new car, it won't start wiuthout it :)
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Miles's new car won't start even though he keeps trying and trying.
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#Person1#: Have you found another job yet, Sally?
#Person2#: No, I haven't, but I've seen several interesting advertisements in the paper.
#Person1#: What kind of job are you looking for?
#Person2#: Either something in the hotel business or something to do with travel.
#Person1#: You haven't had any experience in either of those fields.
#Person2#: I know. But I'd like to try. Look, here are some advertisements that I've cut out.
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Sally tells #Person1# she is looking for jobs relating to hotel business or traveling.
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#Person1#: I am an eloquent speaker in the classroom. But when I face a stranger outside, I get tongue-tied and nothing comes out.
#Person2#: You should pay close attention to your manner of speaking. Speech is a reflection of personality, you know. You should reflect confidence by speaking in a low voice, loud enough to be heard without being aggressive or overpowering.
#Person1#: I will go out of my way to catch the attention of the interviewer.
#Person2#: Your speech should not call attention to itself, but should reveal your individuality and ability.
#Person1#: I'm very shy. I think I might shake in my boots at the moment I meet the interviewer.
#Person2#: You'd better overcome your nervousness. it is considered an indication that you lack self-confidence.
#Person1#: Another problem is that I dare not look into their eyes whenever I meet strangers, especially foreigners.
#Person2#: In China, it is impolite to look into the senior speakers eyes while speaking. But in Western countries it is the opposite. Eye contact gives a strong feeling of sincerity. Looking downwards or sideways shows that you are either insincere or absent-minded.
#Person1#: Is there anything else that I should pay attention to in an interview?
#Person2#: Yes. Don't eat onions or garlic before you come. If you do you'll have bad breath.
#Person1#: I'll remember to bring gum with me.
#Person2#: You should never chew gum or smoke during an interview, even if you are allowed to do so.
#Person1#: I remember now. Your advice is very helpful.
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#Person2# gives #Person1# interview advice, including speaking in a confident manner, not to eat garlic, and never chewing gum. #Person2# thinks #Person1# is nervous because #Person1# lacks self-confidence.
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#Person1#: I'm having problems getting into the school email system. It keeps telling me that my password is wrong.
#Person2#: Hum when was the last time you checked your email?
#Person1#: Beats me! Sometime last week, maybe Monday.
#Person2#: Well, if you keep having the problem, you can go to the school IT center. Show the teachers there your student card and they will give you a new password. You can then get in with the new one.
#Person1#: But where is the IT center?
#Person2#: Oh, it's in the rounds building, behind Frost Wu. Over there, you see?
#Person1#: Yes, thank you very much.
#Person2#: You're welcome. By the way, the center isn't open now. It's closed every Tuesday afternoon. You'd better go there tomorrow.
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#Person1# cannot log into the school email system and #Person2# suggests going to the IT centre for help.
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Siddhi: Hi Greg
Siddhi: Happy New year!!!
Greg: Hey Siddhi
Greg: Thanks, Happy New Year!
Greg: hope you're well
Siddhi: yes i m good and happy for you
Siddhi: take care! :)
Greg: You too!
Greg: Take care :)
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Siddhi wishes Greg happy new year and he wishes her the same. They're both fine.
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chef: Oop, whoop careful with the displays, now. That's the thing about being "Great"; infamy tends not to care if you use good or bad to get to it.
curiosity seekers: Wise words indeed. Please tell me, do you have a public outhouse I can use?
chef: We do, but only for paying touri-uh...esteemed guests. If you'd like to make a contribution to our booth of wares, I'll happily point you in the right direction.
curiosity seekers: Oh..... well.... I seem to have spent my last copper at that turnip. But I would be happy to split some firewood for you in trade?
chef: That will be perfectly fine! I do believe the kitchen is running low on wood for the oven.
curiosity seekers: Thank the light! After I use the privy......? $@%#&^$&!
chef: Oh yes of course of course! Head down the hall, and to the left. I can safely assure you that the chamber pot is not enchanted.
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chef will show curiosity seekers the public outhouse.
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#Person1#: How have your two sons been doing at school lately, Andy?
#Person2#: Terrible! James never starts learning, and Malcolm never stops learning.
#Person1#: You're joking, of course. I hear that Malcolm is likely to win all the prizes in the exams this year.
#Person2#: Yes, so his teachers say. He has always been working very hard. He wants to go to Oxford University next year.
#Person1#: Maybe he'll become a university professor in the end.
#Person2#: Maybe. But I think he studies too hard. I sometimes wish he'd go out and enjoy himself for a change.
#Person1#: Yes. What about the younger one?
#Person2#: Well, Jame's teachers say that he is clever, but he hardly does his best. In other words, he's not bad when he makes an effort, but he's too lazy. He does his homework in ten minutes every evening and then rushes out to play tennis.
#Person1#: He's crazy about tennis, isn't he? Perhaps he can make his fortune at it. You can make more money from sport than other jobs these days.
#Person2#: So I believe. But my wife always worries about the children's future. She wants James to give up tennis and study law.
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Andy tells #Person1# about his two sons. Malcolm wins many prizes this year and wants to go to Oxford University. James is crazy about tennis but Andy's wife wants James to give it up and study law.
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#Person1#: You seem to have all the jitters about Jane.
#Person2#: Yeah. I am on edge since she was out to the match.
#Person1#: Keep your fingers crossed. She'll bring home the bacon.
#Person2#: I do have the confidence, but I still worry about her.
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#Person2# worries about Jane. #Person1# comforts #Person2#.
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Jim: Can anyone pick up Alan?
Kate: What happened to the nanny?
Jim: She's done with a flu
Tracy: perfect ;/ I'll pick him up, but he'll need to wait half an hour
Jim: Ok, I'll call the school
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Tracy will pick up Alan from school in half an hour.
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#Person1#: Andy, you've been so busy lately that we don't see you anymore.
#Person2#: I've been trying to finish this research project, so that I can present my findings at the conference in July.
#Person1#: But that's two months away. You've still got a lot of time.
#Person2#: Not really. You see, I finished all the research and I've just organized all my notes, but it will take me almost 2 months to type them.
#Person1#: Well, if that's your only problem, I can type up your paper in less than 2 weeks.
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Andy tells #Person1# he's been busy finishing the research project. #Person1# offers to type up his paper.
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#Person1#: Wow, it has a balcony.
#Person2#: Yeah. Complete with nice of you.
#Person1#: How many windows are there in the apartment?
#Person2#: Mm, let me see. I think there are 2 in the bedroom, and 1 each in the living room and kitchen.
#Person1#: It's just what I want. I think I am ready to sign.
#Person2#: I call the landlord right now.
#Person1#: Before you send the lease, do you have any questions?
#Person2#: Yes, does the renting include utilities?
#Person1#: It includes everything except cable TV, and telephone.
#Person2#: How much is the cable?
#Person1#: It usually comes out about $ 40 a month.
#Person2#: Also, are they allowing the apartment?
#Person1#: No, I am afraid the apartment isn't permitted.
#Person2#: I see. Do you love pets?
#Person1#: Sorry, that's out of question. I don't have a problem with it. But, unfortunately, the building doesn't allow it. It's a building regulation.
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#Person1# likes the apartment. Before signing the lease, #Person1# asks #Person2# about utilitiy fee and pet-keeping.
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vagrants: I guess all my time being alone among your kind. Among rats too. I don't know what I'm doing with my life anymore.
spider: Hm. The spidertalkers I've met were all wizards or spies, powerful folk
vagrants: Maybe I'm magical then. I sure don't feel like it though. I'm an outcast. No place to go. No place to see.
spider: Well, spiders here plenty of rumors, plenty of whispers. Might be a way to make something out of it, if you're willing to catch a few tasty grubs in exchange
vagrants: Maybe you're right. Maybe it would at least give me a little direction in life.
spider: Well I don't have much in the way of secrets to offer, but check that pile of debris there, you might find a copper or two to get you started.
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vagrants feels outcast and lost. Spiders are powerful and have many rumors.
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#Person1#: OK, Neil. I am a student journalist from senior grade. I know you just came to this new school a few months ago. Can I interview you for the school newspaper?
#Person2#: OK, I'm ready.
#Person1#: Neil, how do you usually get to school in the morning?
#Person2#: I usually go to school with my friends. We live very close to the school, so we don't have to take the bus. But on Fridays, my mother drives me to school.
#Person1#: Good answer. What are your favorite subjects?
#Person2#: I really enjoy physical education class. I love to go outside play games and have fun. I like English, too. But some of the words are hard to read and the grammar is hard too. Science is the most difficult for me.
#Person1#: That's OK, you're doing well. One last question. How do you feel about going to school in America?
#Person2#: I like it here. At first, I was scared but I like my friends and my teachers. I hope that one day I can speak English fluently.
#Person1#: Well, I believe you will. Keep up the good work, Neil.
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#Person1# is a student journalist and interviews Neil for the school newspaper. Neil is a new student and he tells #Person1# how he gets to school, his favorite subjects, and he feels about school.
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Rebecca: What are you wearing for the wedding?
Larissa: <file_photo>
Rebecca: Awesome dress!
Henriette: You look great
Henriette: I will go shopping tomorrow
Henriette: Hopefully I'll find something nice
Rebecca: <file_photo>
Rebecca: What do you think?
Larissa: It's a beautiful dress!
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Rebecca and Larissa have got dresses for the wedding, Henriette will go shopping tomorrow.
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Mia: Where are we going to meet?
Matilda: at the main gate?
Mia: Ok, see you soon!
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Mia and Matilda are going to meet at the main gate.
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priest: Then there is still time yet to save your soul from such a bloody tragic burden. You must put a stop to their dinner at once, and I shall accompany you in doing so.
churchgoer: What if I feel that I do not want to?
priest: Then you confess to have made peace with premeditated murder?
churchgoer: I have! It is so horrible, but I am not sorry...
priest: Oh dear me. This is a more serious matter than I had first thought. Why then are you telling me such an atrocity?
churchgoer: Because I need to know what to do. It is not as easy as walking and getting it back. I will want to do it again.
priest: "Ye have heard that it hath been said, An eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth: But I say unto you, That ye resist not evil: but whosoever shall smite thee on thy right cheek, turn to him the other also."
churchgoer: So, I let him get back at me? No way!
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churchgoer confesses to the priest that he has made peace with premeditated murder. The priest will accompany the churchgoer to put a stop to their dinner.
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#Person1#: Taxi!
#Person2#: Where will you go, sir?
#Person1#: Friendship Hotel.
#Person2#: OK, it's not far from here.
#Person1#: I have something important to do, can you fast the speed?
#Person2#: Sure, I'll try my best. Here we are.
#Person1#: It's fast! How much should I pay you?
#Person2#: The reading on the meter is 15 yuan.
#Person1#: Here's 20 yuan, keep the change.
#Person2#: Thank you very much.
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The taxi driver takes #Person1# to the Friendship Hotel quickly.
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Sixte: Hello, i'd like to know if you could rent me a room. I'll work again on the Joly France this summer
Caroline: for sure, the house would be full, but there's always a room for you
Sixte: thank you so much.
Caroline: don't forget to give me your dates.
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Sixte will work on Joly France this summer. Caroline will rent Sixte a room.
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Adam: Hi Mary.
Adam: Have you already arrived?
Mary: Not yet.
Mary: We still have 170 km left.
Adam: And how are the conditions on the road?
Mary: Quite good.
Mary: I'll call you from hotel.
Adam: Ok, take care :*
Mary: bye :*
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Mary hasn't arrived yet. They have 170 more kilometres left. The conditions on the road are quite good. She will call Adam from the hotel.
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priest: How dare you attack a holy man! If what you say is true, then show me this symbol on your hat and I will see if I recognize it.
poorer citizens of the empire: Now you know the truth and it is your duty to spread it. We were the rulers and builders, and we were too generous. We were replaced by people clawing up from the bottom, and those same people are smart enough to avoid generosity.
priest: I see that you are truthful because I recognize the symbols on your hat. I will talk to the citizens of the town and encourage them to be generous. There must be a peaceful way to move forward from this.
poorer citizens of the empire: Thank you for believing in me. With a priest on the side of the poor, I am confident our world can change.
priest: Do you need a place to stay?
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poorer citizens of the empire are angry because they were replaced by people who are more generous. Priest recognizes the symbols on the poorer citizens' hat. He will talk to the citizens of the town and encourage them to be generous.
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soldier: This is an arrowhead made by your tribe. Explain this.
chief: Ok, ok you got me. Guess the leather pouch gave me away. and the arrow head. I was curious.
soldier: Perhaps we could work together and try to establish peace between our people.
chief: Yes, take this gift as a token of peace from the tribe. We wish to go back to living with the land not fighting over it.
soldier: Thank you Chief. This land is your land, this land is my land from California to the New York Islands and this land was made for you and me.
chief: I am glad you understand this. There is no need to fight. I'm sure the horses could use a break. Poor guys don't know what the heck is going on.
soldier: Very true Chief. We all can use a break. I will take this conversation back to my Generals.
chief: I am sure they are wise men. Give them this and tell them we wish to have peace.
soldier: They will look upon this gesture as you true intentions in wanting peace.
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Chief gives a soldier an arrowhead as a gift. The soldier will take it back to his Generals.
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Ivy: Hey guys. How did it go?
William: Hey Ivy! Quite well I must say.
William: But I don’t want to speak for the others!
Ted: Hey Ivy! 🤗 Yeah, it was good. I wasn’t expecting so much relevant info actually
Ivy: Lol
Raul: Ha ha ha. Yer, It was cool. I got excited about some info and published it on Twitter. Virtually no RTs but still… it will be there awaiting some interest from future generations 😂
Ivy: Oh lol, wait, I’ll retweet everything asap
Raul: Ha ha please do 🙏
William: To be fair I quite liked the idea of live tweeting. It might work better on bigger events but it was a good start. So thanks for that Raul
Raul: The pleasure is mine 💙
Raul: It’s actually fun to learn how to use Twitter, which I’d probs never do if not for the committee work
Ivy: 🤣 Good for you
Raul: 🤡
William: On a different note, I have no idea what the guy from Queen Mary was doing there. His stuff seemed to be SO unrelated to the subject…
Raul: Live tweeting made me focus on what he was saying so I can tell you there were a few bits of info that he gave that were relevant (in my view)
Raul: But what happens is that their collection is very specific, so if you’re not working on the few subjects they specialise in, they’re basically useless
William: Ahhh ok. You’re right!
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William, Ted and Raul really liked the event. There was a lot of relevant info. Raul was live tweeting. Ivy's going to retweet everything.
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Wojtek: I won't be here in April, guys
Kai: why?
Jenny: They are going for holidays with Will. Am I right?
Will: you're always right Jenny ;)
Kai: where this time? I already envy you
Wojtek: Eritrea
Kai: I could have expected it!
Wojtek: why? I thought it's quite unexpected
Kai: I think it's a very fancy destination right now
Kai: since they opened the border
Wojtek: a bit
Kai: but also expensive, I guess
Wojtek: what can I say? It's not Egypt, although not fat from it :P
Kai: but can you travel freely there?
Wojtek: no, this is the problem, everything is controlled, one can travel only with a local travel agency
Wojtek: because they expect special permission to enter buildings and other places
Wojtek: so it makes the whole travel quite expensive as you imagine
Kai: So when are you going there?
Wojtek: 7 of April
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Wojtek and Will are going for holidays to Eritrea. They're leaving on 7 April. It's quite expensive because everything is controlled there and tourists can travel only with a local travel agency.
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Kim: Anybody got homework for 2moro?
Melvin: Still working on it.
Norma: Sure. <file_picture> <file_picture>
Kim: Thx. Ur a lifesaver!
Norma: Don't mention it :)
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Norma has completed homework for tomorrow.
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resting travelers: Would I be able to rest here for a while?
monk: But of course, how far have you come?
resting travelers: It has been quite a long journey, my group has walked for days.
monk: Have you no horses to ride? Walking for day, you need plenty of rest.
resting travelers: That we do, unfortunately horses are scare where I am from.
monk: Wel come, sit or lay on the floors. This is the meditation room, have you ever meditated?
resting travelers: I cannot say that I have, how do you go about it?
monk: See those statues over there?
resting travelers: Yes, what about them?
monk: Mimic their pose. Close your eyes. INHALE and EXHALE deeply
resting travelers: I see, like this?
monk: PERFECT.
resting travelers: I do feel much better.
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resting travelers have walked for days and need to rest. They will meditate in the meditation room.
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#Person1#: Why did you sell the car?
#Person2#: It was giving me too much trouble. I was spending so much money on it that I was... er... spending more money than it was worth. Unfortunately, of course. When you actually sell the car, you've already spent the money on it, so you lose both ways.
#Person1#: What was wrong with your old car?
#Person2#: The engine needs many repairs and the wheels were giving trouble now and then, when I set off on a journey, it gave me a sort of fear that I might not reach the other end. So I decided to change it.
#Person1#: Is the new car good?
#Person2#: Yes, It's newer, more comfortable, and it hasn't given me any trouble at all. When I set off, I'm quite sure that I'll be able to get to the other end safely.
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#Person2# tells #Person1# why #Person2# sells the old car and the problems the car has. #Person2# is satisfied with the new car.
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nun: hello there little guy
altar boy: Hello Sister, how were the morning prayers?
nun: Were wonderful is there something I can help you with something
altar boy: Yes, could you remind me of the three principles of faith?
nun: Did you really forget them or you trying to avoid your jobs
altar boy: I am but a boy of six! I want to learn but they are tricky. Please help me.
nun: read the verses and then come back and tell me what you have learned
altar boy: I'm sorry sister, but the priest said you could tell me, as it was part of fulfilling your vows.
nun: And this is how you learn
altar boy: Yes, isn't that how everybody learns? Are you human?
nun: what how could ask something like that you need to discover these things yourself
altar boy: It is true what they say, you are possessed!
nun: If I was possed could I wear this you are looking to spend some time in detention soon
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altar boy forgot the three principles of faith. Nun will help him.
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footman: I have a very noble job!
men and women working: And ours is very terrible!
footman: I to am a servant.
men and women working: We're miners, for coal and ore, and are likely to lead very short lives.
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Men and women working are miners. They are likely to lead short lives.
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grandmother: you have been so helpful already there is nothing more i could ask of you
groom: Here you are, let us head to the cottage and cook a nice meal. I will protect us on our journey as I am a master of weapons
grandmother: wonderful, this forest is so big i have gotten turned around but with your help i can get back home
groom: We must be quite careful, many a strange thing live in this forest after dusk. We must tread lightly if we wish to avoid confrontation!
grandmother: well you are such a nice young man i wish my grand daughters were around to meet you
groom: I have many sons who would like to meet your grand daughters. I must keep my family legacy going. But alas, let us feast.on a fantastic meal
grandmother: well let me get to work on the preparations i must repay all the kindness you have shown
groom: Let me help cut the vegetables, I have the finest knife in the land. I crafted it for the king himself! This will be a meal for the world to hear about
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grandmother got lost in the forest. She got back home with the help of groom. They are going to cook a meal in the cottage.
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Terry: Hi Sara!
Terry: I'm sorry, but I won't come tomorrow, I'm ill.
Sara: Hi!
Sara: Sorry to hear that.
Sara: Of course, I understand.
Sara: Take good care of yourself!
Sara: Do you have everything you need?
Terry: Yes, I'm okey, I have good neighbours. Just need a few days of rest.
Sara: I see. Get well soon!
Terry: Thank you & have fun tomorrow!
Sara: We will! :D
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Terry won't come tomorrow as she is ill. Terry has good neighbors.
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#Person1#: So Emily, do you still want to see a movie together this weekend?
#Person2#: Well, what do you want to see? I don't think there are many good movies out right now.
#Person1#: Mmmm. . . I know! We can go to a really bad sci-fi movie and sit in the back of the theater and make fun of it. What do you think?
#Person2#: Now that's a great plan. It's a date!
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#Person1# invites Emily to go to a really bad sci-fi movie and make fun of it.
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predator: I smell another creature, who's there?
colorful bird: hey there, it's me
predator: A bird? Well, you'll make a perfect meal.
colorful bird: no i won't
predator: You speak for yourself, weakling!
colorful bird: don't think i'll make it easy for you
predator: You dare attack me, the superior creature? You shall pay!
colorful bird: you're judging my abilities by my size, you're gonna get the suprise of your life
predator: I've fought your kind before, you are nothing!
colorful bird: same here, monster
predator: There is no creature like me, that isn't possible!
colorful bird: i've fought big creatures like you in the past
predator: Oh? Like what?
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colorful bird is there. Predator is a big predator. They are going to fight.
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#Person1#: You look tired. Did you sleep well?
#Person2#: No. My friend and I had a party the whole night.
#Person1#: You should go home and take a rest.
#Person2#: I know, but my boss wants to see me right now.
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#Person2# tells #Person1# #Person2# looks tired because #Person2# had the party the whole night, but #Person2# has to see the boss right now.
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Eve: Mum asked you to call her
Seth: why didn;t see tell me then?
Eve: you better ask yourself. she sounds angry
Seth: ok, i'll do it later
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Eve informs Seth that mom asked him to call her. Mom sounded angry. Seth will call her later.
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Kelton: hey, that movie you mentioned
Kelton: I'm trying to download it
Kelton: from here
Kelton: <file_other>
Dalenna: yeah.. we can't do that from here 🙄
Dalenna: we have several restrictions..
Kelton: that's hilarious
Kelton: I'm such a badass 😝
Kelton: <file_gif>
Dalenna: lol
Dalenna: I'm downloading another one, I found it on a different site
Dalenna: I'll bring it along
Dalenna: we're spoilt for choice ;)
Kelton: hehe 👌
Kelton: good idea
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Kelton was trying to download the movie Dalenna mentioned from a place that is restricted. Dalenna found it on a different site and she'll bring it with her.
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Tom: I think we need to get a new washing machine
Anna: Why do you think so?
Tom: This one is too loud, it makes a lot of noise during a spinning cycle
Anna: I haven't noticed
Tom: It started last week, gets louder every day.
Anna: Do you think it’s something serious?
Tom: Could be.
Anna: Well, it’s quite old after all. Maybe you’re right, it’s time.
Tom: I heard that there are models that are very quiet
Anna: Who cares about the noise. I think it's working fine
Tom: I don't like it. I think we should look around
Anna: Washing machine costs a lot of money
Tom: I believe that the store near us has a special offer on appliances right now
Anna: How do you know?
Tom: I saw a sign when I was passing the store on the way home
Anna: Ok, we can go and look
Tom: I am so exciting. I can't wait
Anna: Let's go there this weekend.
Tom: Great! I hope we will find something in a good price.
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Tom thinks it is necessary to buy a new washing machine because the old one makes a strange noise. Anna doesn't think it is necessary but she agrees to go to the shops to check the offers.
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Paulina: Where are you?
Nick: at the roundabout
Kelsey: We're parked on the side
Kelsey: enter the roundabout slowly and you'll see us on the right side
Paulina: parked on a roundabout?!
Kelsey: it's very wide
Nick: but harry up, it's seem to be a spot for prostitutes
Kelsey: they keep knocking at the window
Paulina: hahaha, you disrupt working people!
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Nick and Kelsey parked a car on the side of the roundabout.
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servant: Oh it's a little rat
a frightened rat: i was scared to death
servant: Don't be scared little rat, I won't hurt you
a frightened rat: please i beg dont hurt me
servant: I don't have many friends, I mainly just do what I am told. I would love to have a little freind to hang out with.
a frightened rat: ok but dont hurt me please
servant: I will see if I can find you some cheese or a cracker
a frightened rat: that will be nice of you
servant: would you like to crawl in my pocket
a frightened rat: ok where are we going
servant: To my room, it's not much but I have a pretty nice veiw of the kingdom.
a frightened rat: ok thenks
servant: Oh darn
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A frightened rat is scared to death. The servant will try to find it some cheese or a cracker. He will take the rat to his room.
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