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Harry: Megan, where are you.
Megan: Just cruising around in my new car.
Harry: You kidding, right?
Megan: I never kid. Why?
Harry: Grandma invited us for dinner tonight.
Harry: Don't tell me you forgot. Again!
Megan: Gee! Must have skipped my mind.
Megan: What's the big deal, anyway?
Harry: You know that grandma doesn't like when we are late.
Megan: I know. But frankly, I'd rather skip.
Harry: Megan, you know we can't do that!
Megan: Let's try for once.
Megan: She doesn't even like me and her food is lousy.
Harry: Megan, please!
Megan: But you agree, her food stinks.
Harry: Stinks?
Megan: Not literally, silly! It's no good.
Harry: Agree, not a culinary masterpiece. Usually.
Megan: She doesn't use any spices.
Harry: Well, we must go anyway. So, please hurry!
Megan: Fine. I'll hurry, Harry. | Megan forgot about grandma's invitation for dinner tonight. She would rather skip it, because she doesn't like grandma's food. She doesn't use any spices. Eventually, Megan and Harry will go. |
#Person1#: What courses are you going to take next year?
#Person2#: Well, I am certainly going to take chemistry and physics, but I haven't decided on the other subjects yet. I'd like to take English.
#Person1#: Why are you going to take english with chemistry and physics?
#Person2#: Because I want to study english literature. but I think chemistry is better for getting a job.
#Person1#: Of course it depends on what you are going to do when you leave college. Have you beside what you are going to do when you graduated?
#Person2#: I am going to be a, well, I hope to be a research chemist. | #Person2# wants to take English with chemistry and physics because #Person2# likes English literature but chemistry is better for getting a job. |
family member: It's not often that we get to have a roast! The hunting season has blessed us. What sweet sounds good to you?
servant: How about a cake?
family member: How about a cake! Good idea. Grab a mixing bowl and I'll get the flour.
servant: Perfect. What should we do about this mouse?
family member: Oh, another mouse? It's no good trying to keep them out. The giant field we're next to is just full of the little critters.
servant: I am going to give it some vegetables. It is so cute!
family member: If you feed them, they'll just come back for more. What happens when we are low on veggies and they decide to nibble on your sleeves instead?
servant: But they are adorable.
family member: Don't come complaining to me when you have to stitch up the teeth marks in your shirt!
servant: I won't.
family member: Fair enough then. Would you check on the roast? I don't want it to get overcooked.
servant: Sure. It needs about 5 more minutes.
Summarize the dialogue | family member and servant are having a roast. They are going to make a cake. The roast needs 5 more minutes. |
Kasia: We're in the group with the people from Connecticut?
Kim: seems so
Miles: oh no, they are so stupid
Kasia: I know | Kasia, Kim and Miles are in a group with the people from Connecticut. |
#Person1#: B, what's in your hand?
#Person2#: Sunday papers. I usually read them after coming back home from our company.
#Person1#: Why do you read them?
#Person2#: As you know, I am a sports fan. And these papers are famous for their sports section. So I will feel relaxed after grasping some information I am interested in.
#Person1#: I got your meaning. Reading is your own solution to solve pressure from busy tasks.
#Person2#: Correct! What about you, Fred?
#Person1#: I often go to the bar near our dorm when I am overtired. I am crazy for drinking wines with special taste.
#Person2#: Don't overdo it.
#Person1#: Shall we have a drink someday?
#Person2#: I get drunk easily. | B solves pressure by reading sports information while Fred goes to the bar when he's overtired. |
milk maid: Hello
horse: Do you have any milk, im hungry
milk maid: I have more than enough
horse: please, I am a straving horse, my master doesnt feed me and milk is my favorite
Summarize the dialogue | The horse is hungry and wants milk. The milk maid has more than enough. |
bat: That is interesting. All I know is that I came to the entrance of this cave and I find yourself and the wizard here. I mean no harm, I am just looking for a cave to eat and sleep in
creature: Well you can definitely set up camp here, I have no idea what the wizard wants but he does not speak.
bat: I appreciate you letting me stay here. I don't know how much help I can be in terms of protecting the forest but I do know that a lot of people fear me because of superstitions and ignorance. I will help to keep an eye on the cave for you.
creature: That is all I can ask. Please stay in this cave as much as you like.
bat: Thank you. Maybe I will try and find out more about this wizard...
creature: Now there is no reason to attack the harmless wizard.
bat: I was hoping that the wizard would tell me his business here but I guess he won't be talking.
creature: He is a smart man I am sure he knows what he is doing.
bat: Do you happen to have any berries?
Summarize the dialogue | The bat came to the entrance of a cave and found a wizard and a creature inside. The bat will stay in the cave as long as he likes. The creature will keep an eye on the cave for the bat. |
hunter: What colour would you prefer? Silver and Gold dragons are sentient, but look stunning. Green and Blue dragons are evil, and would likely make the local townsfolk happy to be rid of them.
king: Green or blue would be fine additions to your collection. Perhaps one day we will find a deceased Silver or Gold, but I would like to spare them from poaching
hunter: Excellent sire. Any others you wish to add to your menagerie? Harpies, Hippogryphs, Grifins?
king: There have been rumors of trolls near the East Gorge. Perhaps a hunting party is needed, or can you take care of them yourself?
hunter: Should be no trouble sire - the trick is fire so they won't regenerate. Tricky devils otherwise - you keep on lopping off limbs and chunks of flesh, and they keep healing!
king: Indeed, I've heard such stories of immortal trolls near Durlag's Tower. Fire is the key, you say?
Summarize the dialogue | king wants to add green or blue dragons to his collection. |
Beth: Did you see what Lisa was wearing???
Renee: YES!!!! GAG!!!
Beth: I know!
Renee: I mean, if you had that gut, would you dare?
Beth: I don’t and I don’t! LOL!
Renee: LOL!
Beth: Does she not have a mirror?
Renee: No way she has a mirror! LOL!
Beth: I know crop tops are in but gawd!
Renee: LOL!
Beth: Maybe she borrowed it from her mom!
Renee: LMAO!!!
Beth: That’s even worse! LOL!
Renee: See? Could be worse! LOL!
Beth: Mom top!
Renee: Muffin top! LOL!
Beth: LMAFO!!!! | Beth and Renee are laughing at Lisa's crop top. |
#Person1#: It's amazing to me how international business has become. Take my store for example. On any given day, you will find imported items from more than 20 different countries on our shelves.
#Person2#: How many different varieties of products do you import from China?
#Person1#: China provides the bulk of our product inventory, for sure. We import more than 40 different items from China. Most of the imports that come out of China are low-grade plastics or toys. Japan produces many electronic exports, Germany produces excellent mechanical exports.
#Person2#: Do you import any food items?
#Person1#: Generally speaking, food items are difficult to import. Food with the short shelf life is liable to spoil in the time it takes to ship from one place to another. The only food items we import are specialty canned or preserved foods. The shelf life is longer for these products. | #Person1# tells #Person2# #Person1# has imported various items from different countries in #Person1#'s store. The only food items #Person1# imports are specialty canned or preserved foods. |
#Person1#: Frank, are you happy? I mean you have a big house and you have a car.
#Person2#: I don't know, Lisa. A lot of people also have houses and cars.
#Person1#: You mean you want to have more than other people and this will make you happy?
#Person2#: Possibly.
#Person1#: Then you're looking for relative happiness.
#Person2#: Ok, Lisa, what do you think is happiness?
#Person1#: Well, through the centuries, people have offered quite different definitions of happiness such as happy people were married women and single men, or happiness meant serf-gratification, or happiness could be achieved by eating less or eating more.
#Person2#: So happiness is rather elusive?
#Person1#: I think the happiest people are those who find joy in their daily lives, and who enjoy their friendships, families, work and hobbies.
#Person2#: You mean they are not bothered by the desire to get something more, something new, something better?
#Person1#: You couldn't be more correct. One more thing, Frank, if you are happy, you may not be satisfied with your life.
#Person2#: What do you mean?
#Person1#: Happiness often means how happy you feel with your life now. Satisfaction often means that people have to take a step back from their lives and look at them in general. | Frank might feel happy if he has something more than others have. Lisa defines it as relative happiness and Lisa thinks happy people are those who find joy in their daily lives. |
Diane: Hellooo
Diane: Ready for coffee this am
Diane: U?
Mia: Hellooo, decaf?
Mia: Shopping and work for me
Mia: 💪💪
Diane: Chai Love and gluten free bread with vegan cheese ❤️
Diane: <file_photo>
Diane: <file_photo>
Mia: 😍 | Diane is having Chai Love coffe and gluten free bread with vegan cheese. Mia is doing shopping and work. |
#Person1#: Look. Jack! That man fell off the ladder. Come and help! He must be injured.
#Person2#: He's not moving. Shall we take him to the hospital?
#Person1#: We mustn't move him. Leave him where he is.
#Person2#: We must get help. I'll go to that phone box and call the First Aid Center.
#Person1#: Right. I'll stay here with him.
#Person2#: How is he now?
#Person1#: He's still not moving, but he's breathing. His head must be hurt.
#Person2#: The First Aid Center says they are coming soon.
#Person1#: Let's wait until help comes. Look, there they come! | A man fell off a ladder. Jack called the First Aid Center. #Person1# stayed with him without moving him. |
Ares: The video you previously sent me was so nice.
Ares: It helped me calm down myself.
Grek: I am glad it helped you
Grek: <file_video>
Grek: This is the conversation between Gandhi and the professor.
Ares: Thank you a lot. I will be looking forward to the next video. | Ares is thankful for the video. |
monkey: You big monkey?
outlaw: I am more than a mere monkey, boy. You are looking at the biggest outlaw in the southern range.
monkey: You monkey boy? You big for monkey boy!
outlaw: I AM NOT A MONKEY! Do not play games with me, you would not like me when I am angry.
monkey: You bad monkey boy! You not have banana today?
outlaw: I don't eat bananas, I eat monkey. Matter of fact I'm a little hungry right now.
monkey: Me already have monkey wife.
outlaw: I see, I have a mermaiden at home myself.
monkey: What mermaiden?
outlaw: A beautiful lady of the sea. I am on my way to meet her right now actually.
monkey: You look for banana in forest?
outlaw: No, I am looking for a juicy meal. Hold still for a minute, would you?
monkey: Me be back. Get you banana!
outlaw: Fine, thank you. Say, which way is water?
Summarize the dialogue | outlaw is on his way to meet his mermaiden. |
#Person1#: Give me your hand. ( takes Rose's hand ) Close your eyes. Go on. ( Rose closes her eyes ) Step up. Now hold on to the rail. Keep your eyes closed ; don't peek.
#Person2#: I'm not.
#Person1#: Step up onto the rail. Hold on. Keep your eyes closed. Trust me?
#Person2#: I trust you.
#Person1#: All right, open your eyes. ( Rose opens her eyes. She stretches her arms, and Jack stands behind her, arms around her. )
#Person2#: I'm fling, Jack. ( singing ) Come, Josephine, in my flying machine. Up she goes, and up she goes. . . | Jack takes Rose's hand to step onto the rail. When Rose opens her eyes, she feels like she's flying. |
Barb: Dina, tell me you are there.
Dina: I am, what's up?
Barb: I was just browsing the web and guess what?
Dina: What?
Barb: I'm asking you. Guess what I found.
Dina: No idea. You've got to tell me.
Barb: Remember the sweater Bob had when we were skiing last winter?
Dina: Vaguely. Why?
Barb: You don't remember? The red sweater with a deer?
Dina: Yeah, what about it?
Barb: I burnt it trying to light up fireworks, remember?
Dina: I remember. That was fun.
Barb: C'mon. I just found a sweater that looks exactly like the burnt one.
Dina: Good. What're you gonna do?
Barb: I am gonna buy it and deliver it to Bob in person.
Dina: You sure?
Barb: Yes. I haven't seen him for a year, and you know...
Dina: Know what?
Barb: You know, he sort of liked me. I think.
Dina: I wouldn't bother.
Barb: Why? Don't you think he is cute?
Dina: He is. But don't you know?
Barb: Know what?
Dina: He just got married last month.
Barb: Bummer.
Dina: Yeah. Forget the sweater.
Barb: Good thing I texted you!
Dina: Sure, any time. | Barb burnt Bob's sweater while trying to light up fireworks last year. She found indentical sweater on the internet and she wants to give it to Bob in person. Barb learns that Bob got married last month, so she abandons her idea. |
an evil witch: What's there going to be to eat here tonight? The broom ride here was rough.
Summarize the dialogue | An evil witch is going to eat something tonight. |
criminal: I have the keys right here, I took them last night. But first...your crime? I'm so curious.
offender: Well there was this thing where I didn't like my lass getting eyeballed by the stupid scum here. Yeah, end of story. Fish food for the Kraken. Both of them.
criminal: Ah man I love your style! Also I've freed us both. Now, what's the quickest way out of here?
offender: I'd say out those double barred doors. But we gotta' be stealthy-like past the idiot errand boy. He likes to write in of them dumb diaries. I don't want none of our names on it.
criminal: I'm the best snatcher in the land, I'll grab the dairy while you snap his neck, just to be safe.
offender: Sounds solid. And hey, don't be getting filleted by the watch idiots. I want you on our team when we take over the ship.
criminal: Here, grab this to knock people out with. You get the small one.
Summarize the dialogue | criminal took the keys from offender's pocket. Offender and criminal are going to escape from the ship. |
the king: Ah, no, not yet wench! I am so tired from listening to complaints all day, I just want to lie down. Rub my feet!
woman: As you wish. What would you like me to do with your food sire?
the king: Ah, just set it there on the table.
woman: Do you need to rest?
the king: Yes, yes, that's what I said! I need to rest! This does look good though, think I'll eat a bite first.
woman: Would you like me to clean the mess first?
the king: No, no, just take this away, I'm finished.
woman: As you wish sire. Will The Queen be joining you?
the king: Oh who knows, I don't know where that woman is!
woman: That's sad sire. Are you ever lonely?
the king: Who has time to be lonely! As long as I have good pie, my soft bed and someone to rub my feet I'm good! Now to bed....
woman: Everyone gets lonely.
the king: True I guess. Are you offering?
Summarize the dialogue | the king is tired and wants to lie down. The woman will set the food on the table and rub his feet. |
#Person1#: Let's try to get out of the supermarket quickly.
#Person2#: Yeah. I hate spending all day in there, too.
#Person1#: What do we need? Let's make a list.
#Person2#: We need milk, eggs, butter, coffee, vegetables, fruit, bread, cheese, and some snacks.
#Person1#: I want some pickles, oh, and we're out of flour. Put that on the list, too.
#Person2#: Anything else?
#Person1#: Not that I can think of. Wait a second, we're out of breakfast cereal. I think corn flakes are on sale. Get those.
#Person2#: No, you get those. I'll go and get the fruits, vegetables, milk, butter, and eggs, you get the rest. | #Person1# and #Person2# want to finish shopping quickly and thus will get the stuff separately. |
creature: Oh, come on! Eight eyes, eight legs, lives on a web. Surely you can guess, little bug?
insects: Uh. uh...an octopus?
creature: Well, at least you got something with eight appendages! I'm sorry, I usually live in the castle. I suppose you don't get much chance to learn about things out here in the swamp.
insects: The castle? never heard of it. How did you get the this black murky swamp?
creature: Well, I was taking a nap in the stable and woke up here. It's my own fault, I suppose, for falling asleep on a saddle. I take it that you live here.
insects: Oh yes, at least for the last three days. Oh I've got it! you're a spider!
creature: Well done. Don't worry, I just ate. So, what happens in three days?
insects: Oh, I don't know, I'm just a simple fly. I can't even jump. My parents never taught me. The other flies tease me.
Summarize the dialogue | The creature is a spider. The insects live in the swamp for the last three days. The creature was sleeping in the stable and woke up in the swamp. The creature ate. |
#Person1#: The job sounds great, but I'm a little worried about how much time it might take.
#Person2#: It's pretty reasonable. It never took me more than five hours a week to do all the grading and then another thirty to forty minutes to record the grades on the computer.
#Person1#: That sounds manageable. I guess you can do the work when it fits into your own schedule, too, can't you?
#Person2#: Oh, yah, you can do the grading in your room or in the library. You just need to get each set back for the next class, but that means you always have at least two days and sometimes four.
#Person1#: It sounds great.
#Person2#: Good luck with your interview. | #Person2# spends a manageable amount of time on grading and has at least two days off a week. #Person1# thinks the job is great. |
#Person1#: May I help you, Miss?
#Person2#: Yes, I'm excited to hear about your new product.
#Person1#: OK. I'm sure you will love what this new automatic answering system can do for your business.
#Person2#: Yes. I've heard a lot about it.
#Person1#: Watch our computer demonstration, please. You'll be convinced that our product is superior. ( After the demonstration )
#Person2#: Yes, I would have to agree with you. It seems to offer more options than the others. But new product sometimes has a few troubles. How about yours?
#Person1#: Our systems are 100 % trouble-free.
#Person2#: How do you ensure quality?
#Person1#: Any of our new products shall go through a 1-3 month testing period.
#Person2#: Are your prices negotiable?
#Person1#: Yes, our prices are negotiable, but our quality is not.
#Person2#: What happens if I am not satisfied with my purchases?
#Person1#: Your satisfaction is guaranteed, or we refund your money.
#Person2#: I see. But I have to discuss it over with my boss before I make a decision.
#Person1#: OK. I hope you will be in touch with me shortly. | #Person1# introduces their new automatic answering system to #Person2# and guarantees its quality. #Person2# asks about the price and refund policies and will discuss it over with her boss before she makes a decision. |
#Person1#: which countries have you been to?
#Person2#: I've been to most of the countries in Europe, several countries in asia, china, Japan, korea, and Thailand, and to the united states and Canada.
#Person1#: I thought you had been to Australia too.
#Person2#: no, but I'm planning on visiting Australia and New Zealand soon. I've heard that they are beautiful countries. Which is the most beautiful country you've been to?
#Person1#: I think I'd say Norway. It has many pictures as fjords, waterfalls, and mountains.
#Person2#: isn't it really cold there?
#Person1#: well, the north of Norway is almost always cold, but further south it can be fairly warm in summer. It's a wet country, so there's snow almost everywhere in winter.
#Person2#: I've been to other Scandinavian countries, but not to Norway. Perhaps I should go and do some winter sports there. | #Person2# tells #Person1# that #Person2# has been to many countries except Australia and plans to visit Australia and New Zealand. #Person1# thinks Norway is the most beautiful country and #Person2# hopes to go there. |
stinging scorpion: Smaller bugs. You seen any? I can show you a dead giant if you can show me the bugs.
vulture: Hmm... you know, I did see some bugs just off the side of the mesa. A huge nest of them. Is this giant you speak of alive or dead?
stinging scorpion: Dead, dead. I stung him once just for good measure. He didn't move. Take me to the bugs, please. I'm hungry.
vulture: Here- look this way! See all those bugs! There have got to be hundreds of them.
stinging scorpion: These bugs are too small. I need bigger.
vulture: Hmm.... larger bugs. I'll have to think. Bigger or smaller than a mouse?
stinging scorpion: Bigger. Also, the human is probably eight thousand of my steps towards the sun.
vulture: Eight thousand of your steps... I'm not sure that helps much. Your steps are very small. I can, perhaps, scour the desert and bring you some large bugs.
Summarize the dialogue | stinging scorpion wants vulture to show him some smaller bugs. vulture saw some bugs just off the side of the mesa. stinging scorpion stung a giant once just for good measure. |
Marlie: Just look at her
Marlie: <file_video>
Giovani: Wow, your cat is... almost like a dog, I've never seen a cat this friendly before
Marlie: She's so adorable, my baby <3
Giovani: Is she like this with everyone?
Marlie: For some reason, she doesn't really take to my brother but otherwise yes! | Marlie has a very friendly cat. However, the cat doesn't like her brother. |
farmer: Why he is the finest horse in the land! I have had him the longest out of any of my horses. He would love some food!
milk maid: Cows are my favorite, but I love all animals. Have you ever tried milking a horse?
farmer: I have not. But that may be what this tool is for that I have.
milk maid: Oh no, I don't think you can milk a male horse. Perhaps you should leave the milking to the experts.
farmer: You are the expert milker around these parts.
milk maid: That's what they all say. I've got hands like vises they tell me
farmer: I'm sure, with all that milking you've been doing you whole life. Ah well it is very late, and I must wake at the crack of dawn. It was good talking with you.
milk maid: Yes, I'll be back out here squeezing as hard as I can at the crack of dawn.
Summarize the dialogue | farmer has a horse and wants to feed it. Milk maid is an expert milker. |
worshipper: Lord why have you not helped me... Okay I shall submit to you ghost. Tell me what you want from me.
ghost: Good to see you come to your senses. I want you to send a message to the new king. Are you listening?
worshipper: Yes yes, I'm listening.
ghost: Tell him that I am coming to retake the throne and I will be reign in this land for eternity. If you bring him here to me I will make you my right hand.
worshipper: Okay but.. how do you plan to retake the throne? You are only a ghost, You know best that you have no power outside of this ghost trail.
ghost: That is why you will be my right hand. You will be my physical representative in this world.
worshipper: But I vowed to worship the lord for the rest of my life. What could be worth giving up an eternity with him?
Summarize the dialogue | worshipper will send a message to the new king on the ghost's request. |
usher: hello
evil priestess: Hello Usher. Are you ready for the ceremony?
usher: I am not in a good state
evil priestess: Well, that's not good. Could result in extra screaming during the sacrifice.
usher: I will be fine before the ceremony
evil priestess: Wonderful, now drink this blood and we can begin.
usher: this tastes really strange. I dont think I can swallow this
evil priestess: It is the only way.
usher: wow...ok then
evil priestess: Then you will be ready to be devoured by the Demon Alzugrash! With your first sip, his taint is already spreading though you.
usher: I have downed the one i can
evil priestess: Then cast yourself off this overlook, and prepare yourself to be consumed by his unquenchable hunger!
usher: I am readyyyyy
evil priestess: Then run, and your soul will be free!
Summarize the dialogue | Usher is not in a good state. He will be fine before the ceremony. He has to drink the blood of the Demon Alzugrash. |
Conrad: Hi, Grandma! I'm not sure what I should get for Grandpa's birthday, any suggestions?
Jasmine: Oh sweetie, he'll be happy even if you don't get him anything.
Jasmine: He just wants you to come see him! But there was some book he wanted, you should ask your mum. I can't remember the title, but I'm sure she knows, we were together when he brought it up.
Conrad: Oh! Thanks you so much, I'll ask her now! | Jasmine suggests that Conrad should ask his mother what book he should get for grandpa's birthday. |
pet dog: Woof! Not even for a small cute dog like myself? Woof! Woof!
the town baker's husband: You are cute, but I love my pastries too much.
pet dog: Sigh. Fine. I was hoping for at least crumbs. I love food so much. Woof.
the town baker's husband: Why don't you follow me home, my wife is the town baker so maybe she will make pastries for both of us.
pet dog: Really? Woof! Woof! I would love that! This makes my day!
the town baker's husband: I'm sure she would be happy to have a dog. I hope she doesn't get mad at me, though.
pet dog: How could she be mad at bringing a cute dog home? I’ll behave myself! Woof!
the town baker's husband: You're right, she might actually want to keep you and throw me out. This might be a bad idea.
pet dog: Heh. Woof! I’m sure that won’t happen. Think positive!
Summarize the dialogue | the town baker's husband refuses to share his pastries with pet dog. He invites pet dog to follow him home. His wife is a town baker. |
Jake: did you take a look at those pics that I texted you?
Victoria: i did
Jake: be honest, please be honest
Jake: does it look good?
Victoria: it's never looked better, and i'm being honest | Victoria looked at the pics which Jake texted her and she thinks it looks very good. |
#Person1#: Bob, why are you looking so depressed?
#Person2#: Mum, I'm not a good boy. I broke father's glass just now.
#Person1#: Oh, son. Would it be a good idea to tell him the truth?
#Person2#: Yeah, but I'm afraid he'll scold me. | Bob is depressed because he broke his father's glass and Mum persuades him to tell the truth. |
Lana: Do you have a minute?
Mia: sure, what's going on?
Lana: I need your advice on sth
Mia: Shoot
Lana: You know that Paul and I were getting kind of serious, right?
Mia: It's been half a year already since you started dating, right?
Lana: Yes. And last night...
Mia: ???????
Lana: He asked me to move in with him
Mia: OMG
Lana: right? So I'm not crazy to freak out a little bit?
Mia: OMG meaning this is huge but also so nice to have a guy who's not afraid of committment
Lana: I'm not sure I'm ready, though.
Mia: You spend half of the nights at his place, and the other half he spends at yours
Lana: I know but we do laundry separately :P
Mia: Haha, I know, but if you're happy
Lana: I am.
Mia: And your heart is in it, isn't it?
Lana: It is...
Mia: Then I say go for it. So much cheaper, too! Or you could get an entirely new bigger place together
Lana: You think?
Mia: Hey, no risk no fun! | Lana and Paul have been dating for half a year and now it is serious. Paul has asked Lana to move in with him. Lana is confused but she loves Paul. Together, Lana and Paul could afford to rent out a bigger apartment. |
old gnaisha: Kings die. Their replacements are usually much the same. But the Princes are ambitious. They will try to kill each other, and whoever survives will be as just and as fair as his father.
king's horses: Will we ever escape this corruptness? The King confides in me as do his workers. I hear and see the secrets of the kingdom. I will not be sad once that foolish man is gone.
old gnaisha: Of course not, as long as men crave power and wealth, there will always be corruption.
king's horses: I will take this here and put an end to this corruption. I may visit back from time to time to purchase more things. Maybe I could eventually purchase something myself to make me fit for king... Do you make such potions? One that will turn me into a royal human?
old gnaisha: Potions, nay, but I have a talisman. Do not take the bone from the bag, until you give it to the king. .
Summarize the dialogue | king's horses wants to know if the king's death will end the corruption. The old gnaisha thinks that the princes will try to kill each other. |
Carol: hey, my sister is in town, would you like to meet her?
Regina: i'd love to! you talk about her all the time
Carol: she's the best
Regina: tell me when and where and i'll be there
Carol: that french restaurant on chapel street in half an hour
Regina: ok, see you there!!! | Regina will meet Carol's sister at French restaurant on Chapel street in half an hour. |
#Person1#: Well, this is a pleasant surprise. It seems to me we ran into each other here last week too.
#Person2#: You and I must have the same idea. The only way to beat the crowds when you do the grocery shopping on Saturday is to be here when they open at 9:00 o'clock sharp! | #Person1# and #Person2# run into each other again at the grocery. |
a turtle can't escape fast enough to avoid being eaten: I can answer one of his riddles to get him to grant you a wish.
dragon: Oh I should very much like to see this. Go right ahead, wee turtle friend.
a turtle can't escape fast enough to avoid being eaten: Answering his riddle lowers the force field.
dragon: I know this, reptile. The wizard is my brother.
a turtle can't escape fast enough to avoid being eaten: Then you should know the wizard likes to be challenged.
dragon: I don't think a wee turtle is a challenge to anyone, save perhaps an ant.
a turtle can't escape fast enough to avoid being eaten: Have you ever heard of the story of the tortoise and the hare?
dragon: What has that to do with you? Turtles and tortoises aren't the same. Laughing maniacally as I unleash a mighty spout of fire within millimeters of your shell
Summarize the dialogue | a turtle can't escape fast enough to avoid being eaten by a dragon. he wants to get a wish from a wizard. the dragon is his brother. |
#Person1#: Matt, do you have a pet?
#Person2#: Yes. In fact in my mom's house, we have 3 pets, 2 dogs and a cat. My family actually raises dogs for helping blind People.
#Person1#: Oh, wow. That's cool! Um, Why do people keep pets?
#Person2#: I guess the most important thing is companionship, right? So there is always somebody there for you that will like you.
#Person1#: Yeah, that's true. Ok, besides cats, dogs and fish. What are some other pets people keep?
#Person2#: Well, I guess all types of things. My friend has a snake. I don't know if you mentioned that, snake and insects, spiders. | Matt has 3 pets in his mom's house. He thinks people keep pets for their companionship and guess people keep all types of things. |
follower: Hello, Priest. How's your day going?
high priest: Ugh..i am fine priest, tell me what is todays sermon about?
follower: "What would Jesus Christ be if he was on social media"
high priest: That is ridiculous. That sounds like a comedy sketch, not a sermon.
follower: That's church in the modern era, unfortunately. A bunch of fluff
high priest: I see, well what is the lesson that is to be taken from this sermon?
follower: How to behave on social media and why Jesus would do just that.
high priest: Interesting, did you yesterdays sermon about murdering others?
follower: I did. That was intense and to be honest... quite frightening.
high priest: That was the point, i need your sermons to grasp the audience more. You are not taking abvantage of the paltform you have.
follower: Murder is quite the extreme end of the spectrum, sir
high priest: It is memorable and creates rooms for others to think about.
follower: How about something uplifting instead?
high priest: What did you have in mind?
Summarize the dialogue | The follower is not satisfied with the sermon about social media. The priest thinks it's ridiculous. |
#Person1#: Good afternoon, Lincoln Corporate Services. Lina speaking, how may I help?
#Person2#: Hello, Lina. I'm calling about your new PIN scheme. I'm new to all of this, so some of my questions may sound a little ignorant. . .
#Person1#: That's not a problem, I'm more than happy to explain everything in laymen's terms. PIN stands for Personal Internet Banking. You can do all of your usual banking using the Internet, no need to call
#Person2#: I see. How about buying and selling items?
#Person1#: We can take care of that for you, too. You can get all of your usual banking services plus some new extra ones. As this service is net bases, you can do it anywhere.
#Person2#: That's good to know, because I do travel quite frequently. | Lina tells #Person2# PIN stands for Personal Internet Banking and #Person2# can get all of the usual banking services plus some new extra ones anywhere. |
#Person1#: I'd like to withdraw 50 pounds from my deposit account.
#Person2#: Certainly. Would you please sign this form?
#Person1#: Oh, yes. Here you are.
#Person2#: How would you like the money?
#Person1#: In fives, please.
#Person2#: Fine. Here you are.
#Person1#: Thanks. Good-bye. | #Person2# helps #Person1# withdraw 50 pounds in fives. |
#Person1#: Hello, three-five.
#Person2#: Is that Anne?
#Person1#: I'm sorry, I'm very tired. I'm going to bed early. I didn't have good time, and I don't really want to see you again.
#Person2#: What are you talking about? We had a great time. We laughed and talked all night last time.
#Person1#: It was hardly all night. And I recall it was you doing all the laughing at your own jokes.
#Person2#: That's not fair. We had fun. Give me a second chance. Can we meet tomorrow night for drinks at the pub?
#Person1#: No, I'm sorry. I'm going to meet some friends tomorrow evening. And I'm too tired now. I have to go to sleep. Goodbye.
#Person2#: But Anne. . . | #Person2# asks Anne out for a drink tomorrow but Anne didn't enjoy the date with #Person2# last time and refuses #Person2#'s invitation. |
peasant: It sounds like your life is more challenging than mine. Here rat, you can have the rest of this.
rat: Oh wow Peasant, no one's ever been so nice to me before! I'd hug you, but you know, black plague and all. Here, let's split it. Sounds like your life's pretty hard, too. Got any family?
peasant: I had a wife but she passed away during childbirth. I am too old and unsightly to find another wife, unfortunately. What about you, do you have a little rat family?
rat: Oh, that's so sad. I had a great little rat wife, but she got squished by one of those flying brooms I told you about. Left me with about 30 little mouths to feed, but soon they'll be old enough to scurry into the kitchens on their own. I'm glad we ran into each other here, sounds like we could both use a friend.
Summarize the dialogue | Rat and Peasant share a piece of food. Peasant's wife died during childbirth. Rat had a great rat wife, but she got squished by a flying broom. Rat has about 30 little mouths to feed. |
person: I think it is an abandon house. I don't have anyone to talk to so it is nice to talk to you.
large spider: Oh this isn't your house? I don't usually talk to anyone either. The last person I saw killed my wife.
person: I'm sorry for that! You must be quite lonely to
large spider: I am. At least I have lots of bugs to keep me fat and happy. So are you taking over this house?
person: I thought about it. It would take a lot of work. I'm sure it would take some time to repair.
large spider: Yeah, could probably use a floor at the very least. Where do you normally live?
person: I don't have a real place to live. I just sleep where I can.
large spider: Well that can't be easy to not have a place to live. I'm sorry you have it so rough.
person: I adapt... I think we all do what we can.
large spider: That's true. You don't have a wife or kids?
Summarize the dialogue | Large spider is lonely because the last person he saw killed his wife. The person doesn't have a place to live. |
Lynne Neagle AM: Thank you I am keen to go on now to talk about the current situation as being faced by our children and young people in schools with some questions from Siân Gwenllian Siân
Sian Gwenllian AM: Since yesterday the Welsh Government has started publishing data on the number of schools that are open the number of children attending those schools and the number of staff involved and they have been making this information available as per capita of the population On average I think it is 1 per cent of the children of Wales that actually attend these locations and some 5 per cent of the staff So can you analyse those figures a little further ? Can you tell us how many children according to this data are children of key workers and how many are vulnerable children ?
Kirsty Williams AM: Thank you very much Siân As you quite rightly say on average we have 518 school hubs open each day with up to 4200 children attending We have seen an increase in the number of attendances since the start of what would have been the traditional summer term We have approximately 56 per cent of the teaching population working in those hubs and at present 85 per cent of the children who are attending are the children of key workers the remainder being vulnerable children So we are now averaging 600 vulnerable children per day These are small numbers but we have seen an increase in those numbers since the start of what would have been the traditional summer term | Sian Gwenllian AM introduced that according to the Welsh Government, currently 1 percent of the children of Wales and some 5 percent of the staff actually attended the schools. Kirsty Williams AM added that on average,there were 518 school hubs open each day, with up to 4,200 children attending. There has been an increase in the number of attendances since the summer term and there were approximately 5.6 per cent of the teaching population working in those hubs. The overall education situation seemed positive, with 600 vulnerable children averaging per day. |
Ann: Should we stay in Corralejo tomorrow?
Marie: I know I want to sleep first
Marie: now alarm clocks, no people in my life before 10AM
Silvia: hahaha, ok, but afterwards?
Marie: beach! water!
Victoria: but in Corralejo or somewhere else?
Marie: I'd stay here tomorrow
Ann: ok | Ann, Marie and Silvia will stay in Corralejo tomorrow. They will go to the beach. |
Brat: Tom please email me all the files you want me to review before signing.
Tom: Just sent please acknowledge.
Brat: Yes received appreciated.
Tom: Thanks:) | Tom has e-mailed Brat all the files he wants Brat to review before signing. |
wife: You could've just asked me for food or offered to do some work for it. My husband could use a little help with his work, if you're willing.
thief: That sounds good, but are you sure there isn't another way I can make this up to you? Your husband won't be back from the fields for awhile yet.
wife: Oh, erm... I love my husband very much, but thanks anyway. Can you knead bread?
thief: Yes, I have kneaded much bread in my time. My father was the village baker!
wife: Here, put this back in. You can knead my... bread... as long as we're done before my husband makes it home. But just the bread!
thief: Where do you usually, errr, knead bread?
wife: Over my kitchen counter is the best place for kneading. Grab one of those cured meats hanging from the ceiling. You can have that in exchange for... kneading
Summarize the dialogue | thief wants to make up for stealing food from a woman. The woman's husband is out in the fields. The woman offers the thief to knead bread in exchange for food. |
#Person1#: God, I didn't realize. I didn't, I didn't know...
#Person2#: ... Who you were with? I didn't know whom you were with.
#Person1#: Excuse me?
#Person2#: Sorry, it's from the Godfather. It's when the, when the movie producer realizes Tom Higgins had emissary of vito corleon, it's just before the horse's head ends up in the bed with all the bloody sheets, you know, wakes up, and aaah! Never mind.
#Person1#: You were spying on me, weren't you? You probably rented those children.
#Person2#: Why would I spy on you?
#Person1#: Because I am your competition which you know perfectly well, or you would not put up that sign just around the corner.
#Person2#: The entrance to our store is around the corner. And there's no other way of saying that. It's not the name of our store. It's where it is. And you do not own the phrase around the corner.
#Person1#: What is that? What are you doing? You're taking all the caviar! That caviar is a garnish?
#Person2#: Look, the reason I came into your store is because I was spending the day with annabell and matt. And I was buying them presents. I'm the type of guy who likes to buy his way into the hearts of children who are his relative. And there's only one place to find a children's book in the neighborhood. That will not always be the case. And it was yours. And it is a charming little bookstore. You probably sell what 350, 000 worth of books in a year. | #Person1# thinks #Person2# was spying on #Person1# because #Person1# is #Person2#'s competitor. But #Person2# tells #Person1# that #Person2# came into the store is because #Person1#'s store is the only place selling a children's book. |
Mohamed: Hi Mary. How are you doing? How was your trip back to London?
Mary: Hi! It was fine, a bit tiring. Thanks! It was really nice to meet you.
Mohamed: I've just talked to Vincent about you :-) We had a great time together. Hope you are doing great.
Mary: All is fine. I'm back to my routine. I should definitely come back to Paris one day!
Mohamed: Sure, my doors are always open for you.
Mary: oooohhh that's so sweet :*
Mohamed: :-)
Mary: BTW, I wanted to ask you something...
Mohamed: Yes?
Mary: I wanted to download an Arabic course.
Mohamed: That's cool!
Mary: :D so there are two versions available: classic and Eastern Arabic.
Mohamed: I would recommend the classic one.
Mary: Why?
Mohamed: You could communicate with all the Arab world. Eastern Arabic is difficult to understand in the Maghreb.
Mary: I see. Thanks a lot! I think you're right. I'll give it a try.
Mohamed: Who knows maybe next time we meet we can have a short conversation in Arabic :D
Mary: Inshallah!
Mohamed: Looking forward to it ;-) | Mohamed had great time with Mary. Mary wants his advice on which Arabic course to pick. Mohamed suggests classic one so Mary could talk to all the Arab world. |
Nicole: my dog is sick again
Nicole: i am so worried :(
Delilah: sorry to hear that honey
Quinn: aww i am so sorry too :(
Quinn: are you home?
Nicole: yes i am taking care of Trixy, she can't be left alone now
Quinn: Would you like some help?
Quinn: i can come by after work
Nicole: not really help but some company would be nice :)
Quinn: ok i will call you later
Delilah: maybe i will also manage to meet with you girls, i will let you know later | Nicole's dog Trixy is sick. She stayed at home to take care of it. Quinn and Delilah might come later to keep her company. |
king fulmer: Good a man needs to eat afterall.
soldier named ulmer: yes, my king. Preparing to start my shift soon, i need to be fully ready
king fulmer: You know I just noticed we have very similar names.
soldier named ulmer: I have always known, My king. The other soldiers tease me with it sometimes
king fulmer: How do they tease you?
soldier named ulmer: they say I'm the kings other twin but i had to stay back with the gods because i love watching maidens bath at the stream
king fulmer: Well we do look somewhat similar as well, so I can see that happening. People are strange I suppose.
soldier named ulmer: Yes, my king. Anything i can help you with
king fulmer: Not that I could say, unless of course you happen across some silver kitchen utensils to replace these beat up copper ones.
soldier named ulmer: not at all my king, but i know someone who can
Summarize the dialogue | soldier named ulmer is preparing to start his shift soon. He is teased by other soldiers for having similar name as king fulmer. |
Lena: are you sleeping?
Emma: not yet
Emma: why?
Lena: i need your help
Lena: mum remind me about report for biology
Emma: it's only your notes from experiment
Lena: but i don't have any!
Lena: i remembered to water one plant
Lena: i remembered about giving another one only coke
Emma: and you have forgotten to write about it? xd
Lena: i know it's stupid
Emma: ok, so i can change my notes a little and print them as yours
Lena: really? thank you
Lena: i will buy you the biggest chocolate i will find!
Emma: no problem ;) | Lena has done an experiment for biology, but forgot to write a report about it. Emma offers to change her own notes and print them, so they could pass for Lena's report. |
#Person1#: Are the ceremony and reception held in the same place?
#Person2#: No, not usually. Most people are married in a church, and then the wedding party and guests go to another place for the reception. Sometimes, however, they hold the reception in a big room in the church.
#Person1#: Where do they go?
#Person2#: Either they go to a public place such as a hotel, a restaurant, or a club, or to the home of the bride.
#Person1#: They go to the home of the bride?
#Person2#: Why do you ask?
#Person1#: The Chinese custom is to go to the groom's home-just the opposite.
#Person2#: Oh! In our country the bride's family is responsible for the entire wedding-arrangement, costs, etc. So the reception is held at her home.
#Person1#: That's very expensive for the family of the bride.
#Person2#: Many American furthers joke that they would rather hold the ladder for their daughter to climb down and elope than pay for a wedding.
#Person1#: Tell me something about the bridal bouquet. Isn't it the custom to throw it?
#Person2#: Yes. When the bride and groom are ready to leave on their honeymoon all the single girls gather in one place. The bride stands with her back to them and throws her bouquet over her shoulder and they each try to catch it. The one who does will be the next one married.
#Person1#: Maybe I'll be the one. | #Person2# tells #Person1# in American the wedding ceremony and reception are usually held in different places and receptions are sometimes held in the bride's home. The bride's family is responsible for the entire wedding-arrangement, which is expensive. They also believe the one catches the bouquet will be the next one married. |
#Person1#: I'm worried about Monday's exam.
#Person2#: Take it easy. I'm sure you will do well if you take it easy and remain calm.
#Person1#: Is it all right if I use dictionaries?
#Person2#: You are not allowed to use them. I think.
#Person1#: Do you think I could discuss the questions with others during the exam?
#Person2#: I'm afraid that's impossible. Teachers would not allow that to happen.
#Person1#: May I bring some paper to write drafts?
#Person2#: Yes, that's all right, I suppose.
#Person1#: Thank you very much for the information. | #Person1# is worried about Monday's exam and asks #Person2# about the related information. |
#Person1#: Hello Michael.
#Person2#: Hello Todd.
#Person1#: We're going to talk about Australia. Or your going to talk about Australia. So first of all how any people live in Australia?
#Person2#: Australia? Oh, there's about twenty million people in Australia right now. A little bit under, but close to twenty.
#Person1#: OK. What are the biggest cities?
#Person2#: The biggest city? The biggest city is Sydney, then it's followed by Melbourne and then Brisbane and then I think it's Perth. But most of the big cities are on the East Coast of Australia. And Perth is on the west coast, but sort of of out there by itself.
#Person1#: OK. Um, if you had to live in one place where would you live?
#Person2#: I like Brisbane. I had my teenage years in Brisbane, growing up in Brisbane, um or maybe Sidney because it is a big city, but Brisbane has got the gold coast and the sunshine.
#Person1#: Oh, nice. Actually, what is the capital city of Australia?
#Person2#: Ah, Canberra is the capital city. But is not the biggest city. Sydney is the biggest city. Canberra was made sort of by the politicians so Sydney wouldn't get to crowded. It's a separate territory. | Todd asks Michael to talk about Australia. Michael tells him the population, the biggest cities, the city he prefers to live in and the capital. |
cleaning person: Coin? You think I stole a coin? Oh no! I would never steal a coin from you! I adore you your majesty! I have been here for 40 years. I would never jeopardize that.
the queen: You may only touch the person of the queen at her request. You may keep the coin and you may remove my slippers you impudent wench.
cleaning person: Wench! Who are you calling a wench?
the queen: Watch your tongue. I am your living Goddess Queen, but I have my limits, know your place, now remove my slippers, gently.
cleaning person: I have given you 40 years. Doesn't that count for anything. You always make me feel less than. Here are you stupid slippers. I think they are ugly anyway.
the queen: Loyalty is expected. You have warm dry lodgings and hot food in your belly. Step back and calm yourself lest I find the need to slap you harder.
cleaning person: Yes, queen. I know my place. I apologize. I will get back to the floors.
Summarize the dialogue | the cleaning person stole a coin from the queen. She has been working for her for 40 years. The queen slapped her and gave her the coin. |
Elli: can i borrow your cap?
Elli: ive lost mine somewhere and its cold outside
John: sure if you want to
John: it's a male one
Elli: its okay, thanks! | Elli will borrow John's cap, as he's lost his. |
Bella: hello
Bella: any plans for the weekend?
Felicia: hi Bella!
Felicia: I'm going to visit my parents, why?
Bella: oh, nothing important
Bella: didn't have any plans and I was wondering if you would be interested in doing something together
Felicia: I'm afraid I can't
Bella: understandable :) we can try next week
Felicia: Sure!
Bella: great, have a safe trip then
Felicia: Thanks! | Bella wanted to meet with Felicia on the weekend. Felicia is visiting her parents this weekend. Bella and Felicia will try to meet next week. |
#Person1#: Hi Mark.
#Person2#: Oh, hi Stacy.
#Person1#: How was your summer vacation?
#Person2#: I worked over the summer at a restaurant. Have to make tuition money, right? What did you do?
#Person1#: I took summer school. I withdrew from two of my classes last year so I wanted to make them up.
#Person2#: So are you officially a junior now?
#Person1#: Yeah. And I have 5 credits to spare. I only needed to take 10 credits over the summer, but I took 15 because the price was the same.
#Person2#: That makes sense. So where is Nicole?
#Person1#: She dropped out of school completely.
#Person2#: Really? Why?
#Person1#: She worked at a startup company as an intern and since the business did well, they asked her if she wanted to work full time.
#Person2#: Wow. She's so lucky. She doesn't have a degree and she already has a job.
#Person1#: It sounds good now, but I'm traditional. I want the degree, so I wouldn't have accepted the offer.
#Person2#: Do you know how much they are paying her?
#Person1#: I don't know. But I bet it must have been a good offer, or she wouldn't have accepted it. | Mark worked over the summer at a restaurant to make tuition money and Stacy took the summer school to make classes up. They talk about Nicole who dropped out of school but received a full-time job offer. |
#Person1#: I've been wondering how to start running. I want to run a marathon and I know you're a good runner.
#Person2#: Well, you need to start out slowly. See if you can run a mile without stopping and then start increasing your distance.
#Person1#: OK, do you think I should run on a running machine at the gym or outside?
#Person2#: Well, it depends on what you like. Running inside is nice, because you can stay at a steady speed. But outside is nice too, because you're surrounded by nature and fresh air.
#Person1#: Maybe I'll try running outside first and see how it feels. | #Person1# wants to start a marathon and #Person2# gives #Person1# some suggestions. |
daughter: Okay, but on one condition.
sons: and that is?
daughter: Our parents can't know what I've done. If they find out I went to the witch for help, I'll be done for.
sons: I can promise I will not tell them. However, if they ask I must be honest. They will forgive you.
daughter: Sorry brother, but I won't be coming with you. You see, what I really needed was this book. The witch told me that with this book, she could have everything she wants and she would give me everything I want. I would've gone back with you dear brother, but if you won't keep my secret... well... I won't be going back with you. I can't depend on you and I know they will throw me in the streets once they find out what I've done. I have no choice now...
Summarize the dialogue | The daughter went to the witch for help. She wants her brother to come with her, but he won't keep her secret. |
Boris: this is sooo sooo boooring...
Boris: I'm going for a smoke in 5 min. Derren?
Derren: I don't smoke man
Mick: Whaaaat???
Derren: Don't want to talk about this... 5 days and counting
Boris: ok. | Boris is going for a smoke in 5 min. Derren doesn't smoke. |
#Person1#: Good evening Steven, thank you for being with us.
#Person2#: Thank you for having me.
#Person1#: So Steven, as a guitar player how to describe your music? Is it a kind of folk rock or a mixture of pop and rock?
#Person2#: Well, I just wanted to be real rock, hard and solid.
#Person1#: Has it changed since your first record?
#Person2#: No. I'm happy with what I can do.
#Person1#: Where are your favorite places to play?
#Person2#: Oh I love Australia. People here are all smiles.
#Person1#: So no one throws things on to the stage in Australia?
#Person2#: People throw things everywhere, you can't stop that.
#Person1#: What do you think of the people who download your music from the Internet.
#Person2#: Well, the truth is people who download your music or people who are interested in your music, and if you're upset about that, then what's the point?
#Person1#: Thanks Steven, before we finish can you offer any tips on becoming a better songwriter?
#Person2#: Stop listening to other people's songs, be yourself. | #Person1# interviews Steven. Steven tells #Person1# Australia is his favorite place to play because people here are all smiles. He also shares how to become a better songwriter. |
Lia: what is going on in the streets?
Amanda: they're protesting
Mary: yes, nothing we can do about it
Lia: the traffic is unbearable today
Jenny: I know
Lia: what is it about?
Amanda: the price of fuel, against the 25% rise
Lia: right, that's harsh
Lia: is it only Conakry or also other places?
Amanda: only Conakry I think
Lia: ehhh | People are protesting against the 25% rise of the fuel's price. That's why there's a huge traffic on the Conakry streets today. |
barn cat: No I'm a cat. I can't ride horses. But I can catch mice, which is hard when my wish to speak was a flop and now all my thoughts are heard.
stable hand: If I help you catch the fairy, can you help me catch some mice that I've seen in the stables?
barn cat: I'll catch all the mice, they're my favorite food! Quick grab it! Don't let it get away.
stable hand: Oh wow this fairy is so cute! Are you sure we need to kill it?
barn cat: No, we just need to shake it to get some dust from it and use the dust to make a wish by throwing it in the air! We could keep her in a jar for future use.
stable hand: Ok that sounds like an idea. Let me try to use this rag to get some of the magic dust from her. Whats the best way to do this?
barn cat: That's enough! Now shake the rag and wish your chores were done.
Summarize the dialogue | barn cat wants to catch a fairy to make a wish. The cat wants the stable hand to help him catch mice. The cat wants the stable hand to help him catch the fairy. The cat wants the stable hand to help him catch the mice. |
hunter: Here pirate grab ahold of this.
pirate: Yo ho ho! Tell me, dear hunter, why should I grab your rope?
hunter: I need to wrap up this rope.
pirate: Get thee away from me! These are my quarters, you don't belong on a pirate's ship.
hunter: Are you prepared to fight me?
pirate: I'm too drunk to fight you. I just want to salt my rum and sleep in this rotten bunk.
hunter: Here why don't you take a nap.
pirate: Ah, you foolish hunter! You fell for my ruse!
hunter: Nah you fell for my mine. The blanket was encrusted in scorpions.
pirate: Ahhhh! Not scorpions! My mates and I will have you drawn and quartered for this. We are experts at torture.
hunter: It's not torture.
pirate: How means you thus?
hunter: No need to worry because I will never tell you.
pirate: Then you will have to tell your maker, because you will be meeting him soon.
Summarize the dialogue | hunter is a hunter and he is trying to wrap up a rope. He is trying to trick the drunk pirate into grabbing the rope. |
Ron: Which one is your favorite harry potter?
Harry: I love them all
Ron: but if you HAD TO choose
Harry: movie or book?
Ron: first book than movie
Harry: book? 1 and 7
Ron: and movie?
Harry: 7 part 1!!! | Harry's favourite Harry Potter's books are the 1st and the 7th ones. When it comes to the movies, he prefers the 1st part of the 7th movie. |
#Person1#: How are you doing today? How many in your book today?
#Person2#: Fine, thank you. There be five of us. The rest will be along shortly.
#Person1#: Smoking or non?
#Person2#: Non-smoking is fine, thank you.
#Person1#: Right, this way, please. Something to drink first?
#Person2#: Just water, please.
#Person1#: Wold you like to see menu first or wait for your friends?
#Person2#: I wait, but please bring me some bread. Maybe I'd like to have some appetizer before they get here. Please give me the menu, and let me have a look.
#Person1#: Certainly, sir. If you need anything else, please let me know, and I'll be happy to get it for you right away. | #Person1# helps #Person2# sit in the non-smoking area. #Person2#'d like to have some appetizer before #Person2#'s friends get there. |
Mary: Have you ever made a celery casserole?
Agnes: Celery? No, never. Why?
Mary: Ah, you have to try the one I've just had, a vegan one.
Mary: <file_photo>
Agnes: Look delicious! What's on top?
Mary: It's grated hazelnuts.
Agnes: Hazelnuts? It's a big no for me then. It could kill me!
Mary: Right! You're badly allergic to it...
Agnes: Mhm, that could be my very last casserole ever... ;) | Mary made a vegan celery casserole. Agnes is allergic to hazelnuts. |
blacksmith apprentice: Wow! Could I commission you to make any, sir?
wizard: It depends some take longer than others, and I am a buisy man, I don't have time for favors, I long to have time to do my passion in life, emborydery.
blacksmith apprentice: Well if I pay you it isn't a favor, but a commission or job!
wizard: True but I do not need money, but I am always in the need of ingredients for my many magical spells.
blacksmith apprentice: What if I were to get some for you? Have a list?
wizard: I would want something that I cannot get myself. You are a Blacksmiths apprientice, I need the tears of a blacksmith for a potion I have been working on, do you think you could get that?
Summarize the dialogue | wizard doesn't have time for favors, but he is always in need of ingredients for his many magical spells. He needs the tears of a blacksmith for a potion he has been working on. Blacksmith apprentice will get the tears of a blacksmith for him. |
#Person1#: Sally! Sally! Could you please turn off the radio? I hate to have to say this, but it's too noisy here.
#Person2#: What? But...
#Person1#: You know I'm reading my books and I'm preparing for my English exam this afternoon.
#Person2#: I know that. But I'm not listening to the radio. The noise comes from our neighbours upstairs.
#Person1#: Oh! How terrible! I'll talk to them and let them be quiet! | #Person1# asks Sally to turn off the radio but the noise actually comes from their neighbors upstairs. |
#Person1#: Peppa, I've just got your message. I'm sorry. When are you leaving?
#Person2#: Today actually. I've just finished clearing my desk.
#Person1#: Have they paid you for this month?
#Person2#: Yes, they have. I've already checked my bank account.
#Person1#: And about Andrew, have you told him yet?
#Person2#: No, I haven't. He isn't back from Germany until Friday. I don't want to tell him over the telephone.
#Person1#: I understand.
#Person2#: Guess what? I've just opened an email from Ed Burrows in Cardiff.
#Person1#: Oh, yes.
#Person2#: He says he might have a job for me.
#Person1#: Wow, news travels fast. Have you found him yet?
#Person2#: No. I need some time to think about what I want to do. I've just been on the Internet looking for a cheap holiday. Ah oh, here comes the boss. I'll have to go. I'll call you later. Bye.
#Person1#: Bye. | Peppa will leave the job and tells #Person1# she will take a holiday and think about what to do. |
#Person1#: Hi, Jane. Come in.
#Person2#: Uh, yeah, I stopped by to see if you were still looking for a roommate to share your house.
#Person1#: Yeah, I sure am. Let me show you the place. Uh, here's the living room.
#Person2#: Oh. It looks like you could use a new carpet.., and those stains?
#Person1#: Well. I've had a few problems with some former roommates. I know it needs to be cleaned, but I just don't have the money to do it right now.
#Person2#: Oh. And what about the kitchen?
#Person1#: Right this way. Look. It's completely furnished with all the latest appliances, except...
#Person2#: What?
#Person1#: Well, the refrigerator door is broken.., a little bit.., and it won't shut all the way. It needs fixing, but don't worry. I've just pushed a box against it to keep it shut.
#Person2#: Hmm. Great.
#Person1#: Ah. It isn't that bad.
#Person2#: Well, how about the bathroom?
#Person1#: Well...
#Person2#: Hey, I think I've seen enough. I can't believe you've survived under these conditions.
#Person1#: So what do you think? You really can't beat a place like this for $ 450 month. So it has its problems, but we can fix those.
#Person2#: Uh, no, thank you. I think I've seen enough. | Jane comes to see if #Person1# is still looking for a roommate to share #Person1#'s house. #Person1# shows her around the house and she is not satisfied with the bad conditions. |
#Person1#: I am looking for a blouse. Can you show me the way, please?
#Person2#: OK, what style do you want?
#Person1#: I have no idea. Could you recommend me one?
#Person2#: What about this one? It fits you.
#Person1#: Well, the style is quite good, but I think it's too showy. I would like to try on the lighter one. | #Person2# recommends a blouse to #Person1#. #Person1# would like a lighter one. |
Charlie: Hi Sophie, we missed in the pub last night. Anything's up?
Charlie: Sophie? Why don't you answer the phone?! I'll try again in an hour.
Sophie: Oh Charlie... Shame I missed your phone call and now I can't reach you.
Sophie: Over the past 3-4 days I have been crippled with sciatica. I have had it before in my left leg, but it has now moved over to the right one. I feel like I am falling apart.
Sophie: I'm upstairs, so if you want to phone me please use my mobile number.
Charlie: That's too bad. Look, I'm just about to go shopping. Why don't you text me your shopping list?
Sophie: You are a darling! But I'd rather call you.
Charlie: Am driving now.
Sophie: So call me from the shop, alright?
Charlie: ok | Sophie has been crippled with sciatica for the past few days. Charlie will call her from the shop to ask what she needs and he will do shopping for her. |
#Person1#: well, I finished my last final today.
#Person2#: the end of all the hard work for my master's. what a nice feeling to get my degree!
#Person1#: do you want to attend the convocation?
#Person2#: certainly. After years of hard work, I wouldn't miss it. By the way, where can I find cap and gown?
#Person1#: do you want to have them made or do you want to rent them?
#Person2#: oh, I think they're provided by the school for that special day.
#Person1#: no. those you have to provide for yourself.
#Person2#: what do most of the students do?
#Person1#: well, most of them only need a cap and gown for that particular convocation service, but some of the education majors have had them made, bucause they will be faculty members, and they'll need them f
#Person2#: then, I might as well have them made.
#Person1#: Mary, don't move. Stand right there. It's a good shot. The background is very pretty.
#Person2#: hold it a second. I want to fix my hairpin.
#Person1#: it doesn't matter. Say'cheese'.
#Person2#: here's Lisa. May I take a picture with her?
#Person1#: Certainly. Ok, got you. | #Person1# finished the last final. Mary gets the master's degree and will attend the convocation with a cap and gown made by herself. #Person1# takes some photos for her. Mary wants to take a picture with Lisa. |
Anna: where are you?
Eveline: in a tram
Anna: I'm already there
Anna: I will wait inside | Eveline is in a tram. Anna will wait for her inside. |
#Person1#: What is your hobby?
#Person2#: I spend most of my spare time reading. And I subscribe to various newspapers, magazines and periodicals.
#Person1#: What kind of reading materials do you like best?
#Person2#: I am interested in science fiction. | #Person2# loves reading, especially science fiction. |
thief: I want this instead. ...hahahaha
vendor: Thief! I am warning you, I will use this very large, very deadly knife if I have to. Give me back my coin pouch.
thief: I have a bigger deadlier one! let me see you try
vendor: Not If I steal your knife first! HAHA!
thief: Ok, I am sorry. I see you are worse than a thief. Would you at least give me some spices?
vendor: Yes, Times are tough. I will give you some spices, but first, I want a proper apology.
thief: I am sorry dear vendor.
vendor: Hmph. You can never be too careful in these parts, sorry about the whole knife business. Here is some of my finest spice.
thief: It is ok. I can hang around to work with you for a while
vendor: Marvelous! I have some silk you can help me wrap up, its a large roll, so the more hands helping the better!
Summarize the dialogue | thief stole the coin pouch from the vendor. The vendor threatens him with a knife. The thief apologizes and offers to help the vendor wrap silk. |
Jenny: ahh.. I'm crying😂
Jane: why?
Jenny: I have been watching this morning and they have been doing baby reveals live on the telly
Jane: why has that made you cry?
Jenny: well they had 3 couples on there and the 1st two had already got 2 kids one of each and it theres was a girl they cut a cake
Jane: oh right
Jenny: the second two were on there 1st baby theres was a girl as well
Jenny: they had a balloon that was full of pink confetti all over phil lol
Jane: oh ive seen them
Jenny: and the last couple already had two girls and they had these big party popper things and when they popped them they had silver confetti in them
Jane: silver.. what did that mean? twins?
Jenny: then phil undid his shirt and he had a blue vest on... then vanessa undid her shirt and had its a boy written in blue all over her tshirt
Jane: ahhh so it was a boy then
Jenny: and all the camera men and the floor crew all took there tops off and had blue tshirts on
Jenny: it was all quite emotional ahh
Jane: oh that was sweet.. what was the couple like?
Jenny: they was crying | Jane and Jenny are talking about the TV programme in which future parents reveal the gender of their unborn children. Jenny is very emotional about it. |
#Person1#: Man, I'm hungry. Do you know a good place to have lunch?
#Person2#: Yes, I know a great place. What types of food do you like?
#Person1#: Mexican, Japanese or Chinese would be great.
#Person2#: Oh, I know a place where you might like to eat.
#Person1#: Is it close by?
#Person2#: It's down a block on the right; can I show you the way?
#Person1#: OK, I'd love the company.
#Person2#: This will work out well. I'm getting hungry just thinking about it. | #Person1# is hungry. #Person2# will take #Person1# to a place close by to have lunch. |
User Interface: It is not ugly looking The looks remain the same
Project Manager: No I do not think so
User Interface: Well I do think so
Industrial Designer: I think the titanium just provided the the tough look and the and the
Project Manager: and th that it is strong and
Industrial Designer: And also the the older people will like it because of that And because i Alright it is not our target audience but it is it is useful if it is important for old people
Project Manager: We still we had to focus to get more people from the younger group but not lose the one
Industrial Designer: I think the titanium is very important
User Interface: alright but then we we will not get there
Industrial Designer: we have a problem W But you can better dump the LCD screen then
User Interface: We can dump the special colour We l we use plastic And plastic is already in colour I think
Marketing: I do not think you should dump the LCD screen Or you shou It is Or change the titanium or dump the LCD screen But I think you could better change titanium to hard a hard kind of plastic looking like titanium than lose the LCD screen | The Industrial Designer suggested that the titanium provided the tough look and the strong cover to protect the product. Besides, the older customers would like it much more because it fit their taste. So the titanium was important and shouldn't be replacing by titanium-like plastic or saving the LCD screen but dumping the titanium. |
a fairy: Why is it cursed, if I may ask?
caretaker: It's a long and winding tale full of agony and despair. I know only little of the tragedy of Queen Safarian.
a fairy: We fairies do not like such tales of woe! I wish to leave this place but I am lost!
caretaker: Need not bother with the curse, I shall help you find your brethren.
a fairy: Thank you, kind human! We were on our way to the enchanted forest before we got split up.
caretaker: Oh yes, the enchanted forest does hold sights beyond mere human sight. I love those woods very much.
a fairy: It is full of magical creatures that only the pure of heart can see!
caretaker: Ah, I see. Well I do have a dark past that prevents my sight from ever truly witnessing the magical entities in the Wood.
a fairy: That you are willing to help a poor fairy in need shows that you are a good being inside.
Summarize the dialogue | The caretaker will help the fairy find her brethren. They were on their way to the enchanted forest. |
townsperson: hello
servant: good day Good Person
townsperson: how are you doing?
servant: begging pardon Sir/ ma'am but if it pleases you Sir/ma'am I'm fine, but need to keep up with the King in case he wants something
townsperson: That is fine. You sound tired though
servant: that is a poor person's lot Sir/Ma'am Are you visiting the town?
townsperson: No< I am from here
servant: how many floors in your home? I used to live in a tiny hut, with my family, before the King wanted me as a servant.
townsperson: I have just a floor. I am not as wealthy as I look
servant: it's nothing to be ashamed of. My dad sold us off as servants. Though the King is very fair. Just hard working.
townsperson: the king is actually the best
servant: The King is my Liege Lord, I am glad to serve him, even though I do from 6am to midnight. But then, so does the King.
townsperson: Wow..that is so long. How do you cope?
Summarize the dialogue | The servant works from 6 am to midnight for the King. The townsperson is from here. |
Matilde: Has anybody seen John today?
Jeffrey: no, I haven't
George: he's at home, has a flu
Matilde: oh, poor thing | Mathilde and Jeffrey haven't seen John today and George lets them know he's at home with flu. |
spiders: What is this glass? Is it magic?
mouse: Indeed I think it is !
spiders: Awesome! Do you know what it can do? I am a nice spider so I would like to use the powers to be nice
mouse: I love hugs and cheese , I would like to use the powers to get rid of this horrible smell !
spiders: I agree we should use it to get rid of the horrible smell. We can also try to use it to leave this terrible room
mouse: But there are cats beyond this dungeon ! I am so afraid of cats , arent you ?
spiders: Oh yeah...Cats are pretty scary.
mouse: I have often dreamt of leaving this place but the risk is too great. How did you come to be here ?
spiders: I caught a fly in my net but then I chose to free him and let him fly away. So now I am hungry and I came here to look for flies to eat. Do you think it's safe in here?
mouse: As long as you watch out for the prisioners over there , yes it is safe
Summarize the dialogue | Spiders and mouse are in a dungeon. They want to use a magic glass to get rid of the horrible smell and to leave the dungeon. |
queen's: hello
visitor: Hello your highness
queen's: hello stranger...what brings you?
visitor: I am a good old freind of the King, I come and visit the King every time I am in town
queen's: Oh..I am sorry I dont recognize you
visitor: Sorry my lady, he talks of you all the time.
queen's: he loves me so much
visitor: You are so blessed my Queen
queen's: I know that. How can I make you comfortable?
visitor: Do you know where the King is, I would love to see him.
queen's: He should be in the inner chambers
visitor: Thank you so much, it was nice meeting you finally
queen's: You are welcome
visitor: You have a lovely day good Queen
Summarize the dialogue | visitor is a good old friend of the King. He visits the King every time he is in town. Queen's doesn't recognize him. The King is in the inner chambers. |
the king: The mysterious qualities of the Lagoon bring me here.
townsperson: Do you come here more out fo curiosity or more to clear your mind?
the king: Listening to complaints all day can be stressful, so I come here to clear my mind.
townsperson: I am glad to hear our King has somewhere for himself. I hope you don't mind while i eat. This is usually when i eat.
the king: How dare you eat in front of your king without asking permission?
townsperson: I always knew you were bitter and old. This belongs to someone else.
the king: This will be how your going to end up if you don't show respect to your king!
townsperson: There is no one here to protect you. let's see how tough you really are.
the king: You will pay for that!
townsperson: I am a worthy opponent. You have made a mistake coming here.
the king: If you are worthy than show me if you can handle my scepter.
townsperson: Wow it's too heavy!
Summarize the dialogue | the king comes to the lagoon to clear his mind after hearing complaints all day. the king is angry with the townsperson for eating in front of him. |
king: Servant, bring me my wine.
Summarize the dialogue | The king wants his servant to bring him wine. |
Andy: i finally dit it man
Andy: i finally did it!!!
Christian: what did you do?
Andy: i finally asked April to marry me!!!
Christian: CONGRATULATIONS MY FRIEND!!!!!
Christian: CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!
Christian: i'm so happy for you!!!
Andy: i had been planning it for so long
Andy: i had thought of all the ways i could do it
Andy: but i just couldn't wait more
Andy: i had to ask her, i know she's the one
Christian: have you set a date yet?
Andy: 2 months
Christian: will i be invited!?!?!?! Lol
Andy: you will
Christian: hahahah ok, that's all that matters!! | Andy is very excited as he has asked April to marry him. The wedding is in 2 months and Christian is invited. |
mountain lion: I am a lion and they will be no mercy.
outlaw: I am a muscular outlaw. You will regret if you hit me!
mountain lion: Lions don't get scared, they destroy.
outlaw: Humans are not afraid of lions too. We can kill you.
mountain lion: Lions are natural born killers, you will regret it.
outlaw: I am kidding. Let's be friends.
mountain lion: Only because I am lion king
outlaw: Where is Simba?
mountain lion: Simba's gone hunting.
outlaw: When is Simba coming back? I want to meet him.
Summarize the dialogue | mountain lion is a lion king. outlaw is a muscular outlaw. |
the prisoner: Come on, you have your lunch right there in your pouch, I am so weak from starvation, have a heart please.
a guard: If I share this with you, then I don't get anything to eat while I'm down here. And trust me, I'm scheduled to be posted here for a while.
the prisoner: But look at you, 6 of me would make up you, you don't have to give it all to me, a peice of cheese, anything. Water something!
a guard: Prisoners rations get doled out in the evenings; you'll have to be content to wait until then. Be grateful that they're giving you anything at all, considering the charges.
the prisoner: Grateful! I was starving and took a mouldy loaf of bread, the merchant couldn't even sell it if he had wanted to.
a guard: That merchant uses those loaves to fatten the geese for the butcher. Just because it's not on the market doesn't make it worthless.
Summarize the dialogue | The prisoner is starving and wants the guard to share his lunch with him. The guard refuses. The prisoner took a mouldy loaf of bread from a merchant. The guard explains that the loaves are used to fatten geese for the butcher. |
craftsman: I'll say. There's an angel over there in that corner, for heavens sake, and yet appearances are this deceiving. When I was a boy I was certain fairies lived here, and now I am wondering about the stories that fairies fight to the death at the slightest provocation.
battle: Fairies are really deadly. They dont spare their victims
craftsman: I suppose that's why you don't hear much of them. You must be very well acquainted with fairies, then?
battle: I am battle ready, we schooled about all these
craftsman: Is it true that they have a queen? I always felt that fact a bit romantic and fairies a bit chaotic for that to be true.
battle: They actually do. They get to feast on the queen anytime there is famine though
craftsman: They... I'm sorry, what? Is the queen a... melon of some sort?
battle: Nope...A living being
craftsman: And they eat her... alive? Fae queens must wish often for rain.
battle: yea..they do
Summarize the dialogue | battle is well-acquainted with fairies. They have a queen and they eat her alive when there is famine. |
pig: Oink. *Oh sure, he gets a nap. Bah.*
farmer: *wakes up* Oh boy, I must have fallen asleep! Hey pig, good to see you drank the milk. Hope it was good since you're still alive. I had the craziest dream... It was that you could talk. Good thing for dreams!
pig: Yeah, good thing for dreams huh?!
farmer: Are you talking to me?! No way, I must be still dreaming. I better wake up. I don't like this dream... *pinches self* I am up. Am I really up? What is going on?!
pig: Oooh, are you pinching yourself? Can I help? Here, let me go get that whip from earlier...
farmer: No need to do that now! How about you just lay on down and go to sleep? I am sure when you lay down you will wake up and things will go back to normal. A drink cannot stay in your system forever, right? Surely that merchant did not give me some curse...
Summarize the dialogue | farmer had a dream that pig could talk. He woke up. |
#Person1#: To start with, may I know why you are interested in working for our company?
#Person2#: First, as far as I know, your company has had an impressive growth record. Second, I want to get into the foreign trade business.
#Person1#: Now you are with Quandong Company. What is your chief responsibility there?
#Person2#: I'm in charge of marketing activities in South-East Asia, for example, organizing trade conferences and arranging exhibitions.
#Person1#: Do you have any questions about the job?
#Person2#: Yes. Are there chances for employees to be transferred to overseas branches of the company?
#Person1#: Certainly. This is an international company, and there're good chances for you to work overseas.
#Person2#: That would be good. | #Person1# asks #Person2#'s interest in working for #Person1#'s company and #Person2#'s cheif responsibility at Quandong Company. #Person1# assures #Person2# that there are good chances to work overseas in #Person1#'s company. |
Sean: Ruby, do you know where is the little, red pan?
Ruby: oh, I threw it away, was completely burnt, not even red any more but black.
Sean: Not really, I kept using it. Was not the best, but definitely usable.
Ruby: Sorry, but I just found it disgusting.
Sean: Please, don't do this kind of things without talking to me.
Ruby: Sorry again! | Ruby tossed away the small, red pan, although Sean was still using it. |
nuns: Of course not, we wouldn't mind a little group confessional. We could also step out if you don't think you can fit? There is a quite unpleasant odor in here though, and we cannot seem to find the source.
parishioner: I had noticed the odour. I did not like to mention it. I wondered if it was the Priest.
nuns: I wonder if.....Oh Sister no! Please remove yourself.
parishioner: Ah! Another mystery solved. Well, shall I get this confession under way?
nuns: Certainly, now that the scent of satan has vacated our nostrils, I believe the lord will hear us. What is troubling you child?
parishioner: Well firstly, I'd like to point out that the baby hippo had nothing to do with me
nuns: And do you wish to incriminate another who was involved then?
parishioner: I fear that would be wrong of my sisters
Summarize the dialogue | The parishioner is going to confess to the nuns. The nuns are going to step out of the confessional. The odour in the confessional is coming from the priest. |
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