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Barbara: Are you departing tomorrow? What time is your flight?
Karen: 2 35 pm😭
Barbara: You are going to Canada, right?😐
Karen: Yeah. Kinda scared to study and work there alone.┐('～`；)┌
Barbara: You have been doing everything well. 😊😊
Barbara: Worry not. I know you would be okay.
Karen: We should have met before I go.😭😭😭
Barbara: Yeah..But you are coming this summer.
Barbara: We can meet then.😁😁
Karen: Of course. You know we haven’t met that often. Only once or twice a year. But it feels like we get farther than now.
Barbara: I feel the same. But what an amazing world now!
Barbara: We can keep in touch with kakaotalk anytime we want.
Karen: That’s true. 👼👼
Barbara: Send me some nice pics whenever you find some awesome places. <丶´Д｀> | Karen is flying to Canada at 2:35 pm tomorrow and is apprehensive about her being alone there to study and work. Barbara is confident that she will manage all right and suggests they keep in touch via kakaotalk. The women have met only rarely so far but they declare their mutual rapport. |
Brian: have you seen Ray today?
Anastasia: not me. he was not at the uni today
Tim: I saw his yesterday. he looked no good. why?
Brian: nix. just tried to reach him. hes out all day
Anastasia: might be sick in bed
Brian: yeah, i guess you're right | Ray wasn't at the uni today, Anastasia thinks he might be sick in bed. |
king: Son, I don't think I need to be the authority on what you can and cannot do in that area, do as you wish.
prince: Ok father, when I am done, I will come see you to talk about the kingdom
king: So be it, just know that when you are king you will not have much time for such....boyish...pursuits.
prince: ok father, Can I not have these religious relics when i am king?
king: Son, there are certain...traditions you will need to keep up to placate the populous regardless of your thoughts on the matter.
prince: ok I think I need to spend more time with you
king: That is good to hear, there is a lot for you to learn for sure.
prince: What is that statue all about, I replace it with yours father
king: It's the statue of Omamoko son, he is who the people believe we attain our divine power.
prince: father, I am very modern. I want to be a christian no more tradition
Summarize the dialogue | prince wants to replace the statue of Omamoko with his father's. King doesn't want to interfere in his religious beliefs. |
deer: Hello there.
child: I'm glad I have a friend to play with me on this meadow.
deer: Oh child. Watch out, theres dangers around every corner.
child: Don't worry, I'll protect us from any threats.
deer: I think I see a shadow in the distance. Get behind me!
child: Here you protect us!
deer: I have only hooves. Let's ru. for the hills!
child: No, because my parents will worry. I'm their only child!
deer: Ok then throw the rock, and pray it strikes the stranger.
child: This belt seems like it would be more effective.
deer: Then whip away my friend. I stand no chance against enemies.
child: No, I'm not the violent type. I would rather watch the sun set.
deer: Let's run and get your parents assistance I the matter at hand.
child: But, we cant leave the witch behind!
Summarize the dialogue | deer and child are playing in the meadow. A witch is chasing them. The child has a belt to protect them. |
high priestess: Yes, it is I and Saint Dwyfed of the Waterfall. I met him only once, but I have been inspired ever since that meeting.
beetle: I don't think the other beetles would build a statue of me, and if they did, I don't think they'd use bronze, if you get what I'm saying.
high priestess: Well, even if it were, it would only be a tiny bit of bronze. I could spare some if you truly wish to have a statue of yourself.
beetle: Nahh, I don't even have a place to keep it! You sure are nice to me, being a bug and all. Other people usually try to squash me!
high priestess: Well here then, eat hearty and be the best beetle you can be.
beetle: Can I come back and visit you again some time? This temple sure beats my little dirt tunnel.
high priestess: Oh yes, anytime you wish!
Summarize the dialogue | high priestess met Saint Dwyfed of the Waterfall once and was inspired by him. She offers the beetle a place to stay and food. |
#Person1#: Hi, Lily, what a surprise to see you here! Aren't you on a holiday with Mike in Paris now?
#Person2#: Sorry, I'm not Lily. I'm her sister Lucy.
#Person1#: Gosh, you two really look like each other. Are you twins?
#Person2#: Yes. She is 20 minutes older than me.
#Person1#: It must be interesting to have a twin sister.
#Person2#: Well, not so interesting. We have to share almost everything. So are you a friend of Lily's?
#Person1#: We're just in the same class. Are you seeing anyone off here?
#Person2#: In fact, I'm taking a flight to Beijing. I like traveling. What about you?
#Person1#: I came with a friend. She's going to New Zealand for her summer holiday. | #Person1# recognizes Lucy for Lily by mistake because they are twins. #Person1# and Lily are in the same class. |
child: I would hope so, otherwise you picked a terrible profession. I love to swim.
fisherman: How old are you child
child: I just turned 7. We had a huge party. It was a lot of fun
fisherman: oh no, you are too young If not I would have asked you to join me when i go fishing
child: Sometimes, I fish in the stream here. I've caught a few big ones too!
fisherman: oh nice, do you do it alone or with your father
child: Usually just by myself. That's a cool fishing pole. Can I check it out?
fisherman: oh wow, you are brave, are you an orphan?
child: No, my parents live in the village. The kids all just come to the stream to hang out and cause a little trouble. Do you want a bite of my sandwich?
fisherman: ok
child: Now, how about letting me try out that fishing pole?
fisherman: what do you want to do with that child
child: Catch a bigger fish than you ever have probably.
Summarize the dialogue | fisherman is a fisherman. He is too old for the child to join him when he goes fishing. The child sometimes fishes in the stream here. He has caught a few big ones. The child wants to try out the fisherman's fishing pole. |
#Person1#: I wonder if I can ask you a question.
#Person2#: Ask me a question? What do you want to know?
#Person1#: Well. . . er. . . it is just. . . just that I. . .
#Person2#: Just what? Stop beating around the bush. Tell me what you want to know.
#Person1#: I. . . er. . . I just want to know if you could lend me a few bucks.
#Person2#: Lend you a few bucks? No way! Still remember the money you borrowed me last time?
#Person1#: Yeah. But I. . . | #Person1# wants to borrow a few bucks from #Person2#, but #Person2# refuses. |
#Person1#: Hi, Laura. Where are you heading with that big bag?
#Person2#: I'm off to the gym. I've got to stay in shape, you know.
#Person1#: I know more women who exercise than men. What's the main reason you do that? For your health, or to look good?
#Person2#: To be honest, for both. With women, good looks are always a very important consideration.
#Person1#: I see.
#Person2#: How about you? Do you get any regular exercise?
#Person1#: I do a lot of walking for exercise and enjoyment-sometimes ten to twenty kilometers at a time. But I never go to the gym like you do.
#Person2#: Well, walking is a good exercise. How about sports?
#Person1#: Not since my school days. I used to love playing baseball, but it's impossible to get enough people together for a game now. Mostly I just watch sports on TV
#Person2#: I play tennis fairly regularly with my friends and sometimes go swimming and cycling by myself.
#Person1#: Oh, I forgot about that. I go cycling sometimes too. And I often go swimming on vacation, but only recreational swimming.
#Person2#: Why don't you join me at the gym sometime?
#Person1#: Well, maybe someday, but I'm pretty lazy about things like that. | Laura does exercise for her health and good looking. #Person1# talks about regular exercise. They may do exercise together one day. |
#Person1#: I think that show biz stars have a really easy life. They have lots of money, so they can buy almost anything they want. They're famous, so everyone loves them.
#Person2#: I think they must have horrible lives. All the paparazzi take photos of them wherever they go and whatever they do. They must get sick of it.
#Person1#: I bet they love it really. Sure, they complain about it, but that just gets them more publicity, doesn't it?
#Person2#: I think that few of the show biz stars want any publicity for themselves. They only want it for their films.
#Person1#: No way! They want publicity for themselves, so that they get invited to make more films, go to lots of cocktail parties, and even make albums! They have such an easy life. They don't even pay for drinks when they go to a cocktail party.
#Person2#: Show biz stars have plenty of expenses. That's why they need so much money. They need million of dollars to buy big, seclude houses and wonderful dresses. I bet most show biz stars would prefer to wear jeans and a t-shirt, but they can't because their managers force them to wear clothes they don't like.
#Person1#: I don't understand how you can have any sympathy for show biz stars. They're overpaid, over-ambitious, and over-adored.
#Person2#: I think you should give them some credit. They're very talented people and they deserve all the money they earn. They even donate money to charity to help people who are less fortunate than themselves.
#Person1#: Come on! They only do that to get even more publicity for their films and themselves. | #Person1# thinks show biz stars have a really easy life. #Person2# thinks they must have horrible lives. #Person1# wonders why #Person2# has sympathy for the stars who are overpaid, over-ambitious, and over-adored. #Person2# thinks they are talented people and deserve all the money they earn. |
Janet Finch-Saunders AM: Thank you And then the explanatory memorandum says there is a shortage of registered intermediaries who assist child witnesses during police interview and when giving evidence in court Is this a potential barrier to implementing this proposed law and are there any other potential barriers you want to raise ?
Barry Hughes: No It is a potential barrier but I do not think it is a barrier There was a shortage of registered intermediaries in Wales and I know that the Ministry of Justice have taken action to deal with that and we have had a number of people who are now in a position to act as intermediaries Now of course if they were to decide not to do that anymore we may have a problem but in turn we would be looking to recruit more people into those positions So yes it has the potential to serve as a barrier but in practice I do not think it would be a barrier I think particularly given the very low numbers we are talking about we would be able to manage it I have got no significant concerns I have to say
Lynne Neagle AM: Thank you Well we have come to the end of our time Can I thank you for attending the three of you and for your answers which have been fascinating and very clear and most helpful to the committee ? You will be sent a transcript following the meeting to check for accuracy Thank you again for your time in coming here today Diolch yn fawr | Karen Cornish thought it was a potential barrier but not a substantial barrier. The Ministry of Justice had taken action to deal with it and there had had a number of people in the positions. However, it was true that the work required larger recruitment. |
Poppy: Hi Cris, you ok?
Cris: Yep! Still studying for my Part 1 exams.
Poppy: Have a rest now girl, it's gone midnight.
Cris: You coming to Alex's 21st?
Poppy: Bugger! I've got my cousin's 18th the same night. Oh well!
Cris: Can't be helped. See you soon! | Cris is studying for exams after midnight. Poppy is planning to go to Alex's birthday party. Cris is going to her cousin's party instead. |
Nova: Do know that people are photoshoping Timothée Chalamet into artworks? :D
Nova: It's hilarious, check it out: <file_other>
Dominic: lol XD
Dominic: it kinda looks good
Nova: Right? :D
Dominic: he looks like a typical young man from a 19th-century portrait
Nova: omg you're so right! :D he looks as if he read Rimbaud's poems and drank absinthe on a daily basis
Dominic: hahaha XD it's so accurate | People are photoshopping Timothée Chalamet into artworks. Dominic and Nova agree that he looks like a 19th century man. |
fisherman: Hey sir, how are you today?
criminal: it's going great. i just robbed a bank!
fisherman: Excuse me? That's against the law!
criminal: Not if you are good looking and sneaky.
fisherman: Well I'm sorry but I feel obligated to turn you in.
criminal: Good luck with that. I will disappear into the crowd.
fisherman: Ohh no you don't, you're gonna stay right here!
criminal: ha haa!
fisherman: Don't you dare, thief!
criminal: i can keep this up all day
fisherman: No you can't!
criminal: na na na na na
fisherman: I'll be taking those back, I can't keep this up so please just go down easy!
Summarize the dialogue | criminal robbed a bank. Fisherman is going to turn him in. |
#Person1#: Hi there, I'm Steve Saunders. What's your name?
#Person2#: I'm Patti Whitney. Isn't this convention great?
#Person1#: Yes it is, better than I expected it would be. The presenters have been first rate. Is this the first conference you've been to?
#Person2#: No, I've been coming for the last 3 years. Each year keeps getting better. Where are you from?
#Person1#: I'm from Long Island, New York. What about yourself?
#Person2#: I'm from the other side of the coast--Los Angeles.
#Person1#: Wow. I really like California. . . the weather there is much better than the East Coast.
#Person2#: Have you been to California?
#Person1#: Just once. Quite a few years ago we took the kids to Disneyland on our vacation. They had a blast.
#Person2#: How many kids do you have?
#Person1#: Two, a boy and a girl. They're already grown now.
#Person2#: Well, California's changed over the last little while. You should come back out sometime. | Steve and Patti both meet each other for the first time at a conference. They introduce themselves and talk about the conference. |
Radley: do you have the notes?
Tim: yep, why?
Tim: you need to borrow them?
Radley: kinda
Radley: didn't sleep at all last night.
Tim: what happened?
Radley: went out for a beer with Mark
Radley: aaaaand we ended up in a club at 3 am.
Tim: wow, congratulations, man
Tim: how on earth are you gonna sit this exam?
Radley: it's not the first for me :D
Tim: you need to teach me that then!
Radley: in exchange for the notes, you've got it
Tim: <file_gif> | Radley wants to borrow the notes from Tim. Radley didn't sleep last night, because he went out for a beer with Mark. They left a club at 3 am. |
#Person1#: Is it your first time to join the sports meeting of Junior High School?
#Person2#: Yes, and it's great. What are the events at the sports meeting?
#Person1#: Long-distance race, dash, hurdle race, relay race, standing long jump, high jump, shotput and so on.
#Person2#: Our neighbor, Bruce, will take part in the relay race. Let's go have a look.
#Person1#: OK, let's go.
#Person2#: The competition will begin in 5 minutes, it's tense here.
#Person1#: Wonderful, Bruce is taking the lead.
#Person2#: Other competitors have almost caught up with him. They are neck and neck.
#Person1#: Come on, Bruce. Come on, Bruce.
#Person2#: Wow, Bruce crossed the line first. | #Person1# tells #Person2# about the events at the sports meeting. They go to see their neighbor's relay race together. |
#Person1#: I'm looking for a pan I can use in my kitchen.
#Person2#: What size pan were you thinking of?
#Person1#: I've already got a small pan. I need a big one.
#Person2#: Well, this one might work for you.
#Person1#: Oh, no, that's way too heavy a pan for me.
#Person2#: Here, lift this aluminum pan. It's the same size.
#Person1#: Yes, it's very lightweight. But I don't want this aluminum handle.
#Person2#: Here's a similar aluminum pan. But it has a heat-resistant handle.
#Person1#: Oh, this feels very nice. It's perfect. I'll take it.
#Person2#: I knew we'd find the right pan sooner or later. How would you like to pay?
#Person1#: Cash. But first, I need a lid for this pan.
#Person2#: Oh, no problem. Here's the lid that comes with the pan. | #Person1# wants to buy a pan and chooses a satisfying one with #Person2#'s assistance. |
subject: Maybe what she need is a nice long day outside. Perhaps in this beautiful courtyard?
king: Oh yes, if only I could catch her! It seems her recent birthing experience has given her super speed. The moment I find her, she races away again, often screaming about some sort of conspiracy!
subject: I'm so sorry. Please let me help her. It would give purpose to my boring life. I would be honored.
king: Oh please, please help me! The peace of this courtyard is my only solace. I cannot live this way!
subject: Of coarse your majesty. First we have to find her and catch her. We will need a few of your most trusted guards.
king: Yes, yes. I will beckon my finest men now, and will request a couple steeds as well, in case she escapes the castle walls.
subject: We will make her think that she has been abducted from the castle and blindfold her and take her somewhere she will not recognize. She will beg to go back home and we will allow her to escape to come back to the castle.
Summarize the dialogue | king wants to spend time in the courtyard but the queen keeps escaping. The queen has recently given birth and has super speed. The subject wants to help the king. They will make the queen think she has been abducted and take her somewhere she doesn't recognize. The queen will beg to |
stable hand: this place isn't so bad. At least there aren't a bunch of fruity royals running around here.
horse: And where is it these said fruity royals dwell?
stable hand: That castle over yonder. You've seen those guys in their tights and those ladies with their funny hats.
horse: Oh, yes, those humans. Though, I rather do like the ladies hats. Sometimes I nibble at them when they walk past.
stable hand: Well actually now that you mention that princess is right pretty. Does she ever take you out for a ride?
horse: Not as much as she used to when she was young. We had wonderful rides then.
stable hand: She used to be a real good rider. I wish she'd spend a little more time down here.
horse: I miss those times. I got out a lot more.
stable hand: Well, what do you say we get you saddled up and see if you got any life left in your old legs.
horse: Oh, yes, please! I'm so ready to breathe some fresh air.
Summarize the dialogue | horse is happy to be out of the stable and is looking forward to a ride. |
grave digger: So what are your plans now sir King?
royal member: Why to eliminate all those who know of my deeds.
grave digger: Well, that would be most of the town wouldn't it? I mean, you really had quite the crowd when I worked that guillotine.
royal member: Aye I suppose you're right. Perchance I took too big of a gamble getting to the throne.
grave digger: Well, you did make sure you wouldn't have any opposition. I mean, you even got your eighth cousins twice removed. That shows real dedication towards regicide.
royal member: Aye I did. No regrets right. I sit where I rightfully deserve.
grave digger: There is only on thing you didn't count on . . .
royal member: And what's that old man?
grave digger: That you failed to account for your ninth cousin, thrice removed! You are now the only one who stands in the way of the throne, and not for much longer!
Summarize the dialogue | royal member killed his eighth cousins twice removed to get to the throne. He didn't count on his ninth cousin, thrice removed. |
stable hand: Aye, sir. I have trained with the best farriers around. These hooves will be the best you've ever seen!
farmer: You seem like me, I like to work with my hands too, I have a lot to do in the gardens, it is great to know I don't have to worry about my steeds.
stable hand: That you do not sir. These beauties are in very capable hands and you can relax and focus on your gardens. I love my job and prefer it over real people to be honest.
farmer: I can see that, I prefer these horses to most people I suppose.
stable hand: There's something to be said for something so powerful relying on your help and being so weak in comparison relying on the help of the animals to make sense of the world.
farmer: That is very deep, you sure a smart fellow for a stable hand. I sure lucked out, the last stable hand I had kept stealing from me.
stable hand: I would never do that. WHat is that they say... don't bite the hand that feeds you?
Summarize the dialogue | farmer's new stable hand is a man of his word and he's good at his job. |
#Person1#: What do you want to do tonight?
#Person2#: How about going to the cinema? I should be home from work at 5:45. Then we can go out and eat before we see a film.
#Person1#: What do you want to see?
#Person2#: There's a good art film at the Green House Cinema.
#Person1#: Let's see...it starts at 6:15. I don't think we can get there in time to see the beginning. How about the action film at the New State Cinema? It starts at 6:50. Perhaps the 7:00 one at the UME Cinema is even better. It stars Jackie Chan.
#Person2#: OK, that's fine. I like him, too. | #Person2# suggests watching a film. Due to time limits, #Person1# chooses an action film at 6:50, and #Person2# agrees. |
peasant: This is all I have to eat.Can you help me?
old gnaisha: Here take this letter next door to the baker. He will give you something to eat but be warned I will not help you again.
peasant: Thank you .You have no idea how much I need that
old gnaisha: Oh goodness. Now he's crying. Please just go. I'm sure I will be having actual customers in here shortly and they can't know I'm helping people for free.
peasant: thanks. i need all the help I can get
old gnaisha: Oh my gosh! Nobody has tried to hug me in 40 years. I don't even know what to say. Except go now!
peasant: Here. I was told by a friend of yours to get you this letter.
Summarize the dialogue | old gnaisha gives peasant a letter to the baker next door. |
blacksmith: Have you asked the general if you could join the forces. I'm sure they are recruiting.
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.
Summarize the dialogue | servant wants to join the army but is afraid to approach the king. Blacksmith will help him to get a job. |
#Person1#: Here we go. Now, Terry, you were saying that you went from Vancouver to San Diego. How many days did that take?
#Person2#: Um, the total trip took 42 days but that included one day on the bus up and then one day on the bus back.
#Person1#: That is so cool, so first you have your bike in your hometown and you put your bike on the bus and you took the bus to Vancouver.
#Person2#: Right. Yeah, you had to put your bike in a bicycle box.
#Person1#: You are carrying everything you have with you so you need to take care of your bicycle.
#Person2#: Yes, I can stop and bicycle shops along the way but I also need to maintain my bicycle by myself if I can't find anyone to help.
#Person1#: OK. So when you are taking a trip what tools do you need to take with you to take care of your bicycle?
#Person2#: Oh, just some basic tools and 2 or 3 tires.
#Person1#: That's cool. Thank you Terry. | Terry tells #Person1# how he went from Vancouver to San Diego, the time he took and what tools he needs to take to take care of his bicycle. |
spirit: Why dear piggy
pig: Argh! A spirit, a spirit!
spirit: Don't be scared I don't inhabit pigs
pig: Well I should hope not - I'd call the RSPCA!
spirit: What's that I never heard about RSPCA before I died
pig: It's the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals! They have my back!
spirit: Well what are you doing in this hunting grounds if you are not as brave as the fox
pig: I am a creature of nature! I have the right to be here! Why are YOU here?
spirit: But this is a hunting ground and I am here to seek the hunters
pig: Nothing to see here! I'm just an innocent porcine having a morning wander!
spirit: OK so why should I let you go convince me
pig: Because I am large and fierce and you are small and transluscent. Or however you spell that
spirit: I am a spirit dummy wake up. Are you drunk? You should be begging for your life
Summarize the dialogue | spirit is a hunter and he is looking for the hunters. The pig is a creature of nature and has the right to be in the hunting ground. |
Hilary: Are u serious?? It's 5:30!!!
Whitney: On my way!
Georgia: Me too!!!
Hilary: You'd better move your fat asses!!!! | Whitney and Georgia are late but will arrive shortly. |
#Person1#: Hi, you look excited. What happened?
#Person2#: It's a lucky day for me. I not only got a chance to see the CBA, but get the ticket of Disneyland. And the most important thing to me is that a singing contest will be held in our school soon. I plan to take part in it.
#Person1#: Great! You have a good voice. By the way, are they giving prizes? I remember last time you got a pocket radio in the English contest.
#Person2#: It is said an ipad mini will be given as a reward to the first prize winner.
#Person1#: So cool. I bet you can get the first prize. Good luck!
#Person2#: Thank you. | #Person2# is lucky today and the most important thing is that #Person2# plans to take part in a singing contest, and #Person1# bets #Person2# can win. |
#Person1#: Have you booked the train tickets?
#Person2#: Yes, the train leaves 4 o'clock and arrives at London at about 10.
#Person1#: What about the plane tickets from London to Paris?
#Person2#: Well, I want your advice. If we take the plane, leaving at midnight, we'll have to pay 260 pounds each. But if we leave at 8 in the morning, we'll have to pay 410.
#Person1#: Can we get to the airport at 11?
#Person2#: Yes, it's only 30 minutes from the railway station to the airport.
#Person1#: Then we'll take the plane, leaving at midnight. | #Person1# and #Person2# choose a midnight plane because it is cheap and they think they have enough time to catch the flight. |
Berry: Heyyyyyyy, desertion?
Suzie: Hey, yeah, I had to stay in and work a bit. I would love to go out in the evening though ;)
Berry: I have a terrible headache, and the group said the also capitulate today. So I'm for meeting on some other day.
Suzie: hehe, I got it. No worries, I'm open for suggestions
Berry: Kk, I will let you know and you too, let me know if you see something interesting going on in the city, some events, parties or just we could just go for a coffee some time.
Suzie: OK awesome, I'm so in!
Berry: <3 | Berry can't meet Suzie today because he has a headache. She has to work late. They will meet some other time. |
the guy with the key when he lets in the king: This is what I dream about! I dream about it all the time. It calls to me. You must tell me the story of how you attained it!
the king himself: Well, it was a cold day in December when the dragon came down from the mountain for some warmth. I asked him to stay with me that night and he agreed. That's when I snuck into his bedchamber.
the guy with the key when he lets in the king: Wow! He was a pretty naive dragon. Usually they have a temper.
the king himself: Oh I got him drunk on my famous wine. It was a good night, and now I have a heart to remember it by.
the guy with the key when he lets in the king: Ha! That must have been a strong batch of wine! would like to try some myself someday.
the king himself: Here, you can have the flask I've been keeping in my kingly pants.
Summarize the dialogue | the king got the heart from a dragon he invited to his bedchamber. |
knight: I know for a fact the lord would agree! Here's to winning yet another battle! Have some wine good fellow!
prior: Thank you brave knight. Would you care to tell an old prior the story of your battle?
knight: It was a gruesome battle over the land we concured thier whole army. Even took home a few prisoners.
prior: My my, what will you do with the captured prisoners?
knight: After they are interrogated we may behead them or turn them into servants. The king will decide,
prior: The lord would prefer mercy, as they were only defending their homeland. We can understand that. I will pray for them regardless.
knight: The lord may prefer mercy but the king shall decide thier final fate.
prior: Ill drink to that
knight: Another round to celebrate our victory! This wine tastes as fine as victory!
prior: Amen knight.
knight: A great battle is a terrible thing but in the midst of blood and carnage, there is sometimes also beauty, beauty that could break your heart.
Summarize the dialogue | knight won a gruesome battle over the land. They captured a few prisoners. The king will decide what to do with them. |
#Person1#: I think that intermarriage is a good idea. After all, we are living in a cosmopolitan country. We have so many different races living together peacefully, don't we? It is nothing new to us, and I feel that inter- marriage will work out
#Person2#: Personally, I feel that it is not a very sound idea. It is difficult for two people of entirely different religions to live and share life together. They will face so many problems that it would be better if they don't get married in the first place.
#Person1#: Of course there will be problems. Even two people of the same religion have problems. It is the same in this case. except that it will be slightly more difficult, I guess.
#Person2#: I agree with you, Henry. Naturally, there will be arguments and personal differences. Marriage thrives on a give-and-take policy, so a couple will have to learn to adapt to each other's customs and traditions.
#Person1#: That's right. Married people should be more tolerant towards each other and be willing to learn about each other's religion. Only then can understanding and acceptance be achieved ultimately.
#Person2#: You talk as if it were very simple. It isn't, you know. I should know. as I am a child of a mixed marriage.
#Person1#: All right, you tell us why is is not such a good idea.
#Person2#: You see, Henry, it depends on the individuals concerned. If two people of different religions marry, they should be prepared for the consequences. It is only after marriage that the vast differences in the cultures begin to show. Little things, from food and clothes to bigger aspects like religious beliefs, tend to clash, leading eventually to a rift. Besides. there will be either personal pride or the reluctance to accept the other's views. It may lead to a big gap between the parents, and their children may suffer a lot in between.
#Person1#: You have a point there. but I can also tell you of several such couples who are living happily together.
#Person2#: I suppose that you are right. Intermarriage can lead to happiness or sorrow, depending on how it is handled. | Henry thinks that intermarriage is a good idea while #Person2# thinks the opposite because #Person2# thinks it is difficult for two people of different religions to live together and shares some experience of being a child of a mixed marriage. Finally, they reach an agreement that intermarriage can lead to happiness or sorrow, depending on how it is handled. |
Jacob: guys i can't watch the game today with you
Jacob: got to stay longer at work sorry
Jacob: besides i have an exam tomorrow so id like to study a bit
Ted: oh ok
Jason: too bad
Jacob: but we can watch the champions league game on Tuesday
Jacob: or is it Wednesday
Ted: Tuesday
Jason: sure let's watch it together
Jacob: then we have a deal hehe
Ted: duly noted ;)
Jacob: cya on Tuesday!
Jason: take care man | Jacob can't join Ted and Jason to watch the game today because he has to stay longer at work and also study for tomorrow's exam. They will watch the champions league game on Tuesday together. |
Industrial Designer: And maybe it could be also dependant on the the amount of of light in the room so that if if it is in the day it does not need to be back lighted because it works on the battery so So something like this And the second thing f second point from me would be that in a normal remote control there is there are two buttons for volume control But I prefer like a potentialmeter or something like You know some slider or Not just two discrete buttons for volume
Marketing: Is that because the of the discrete volume levels or is that
Industrial Designer: but I can reach In one second I can mute it down or or make a high volume
Project Manager: Are you not afraid that if you take your remote control you can move the slide and it could the the volume can go up very quickly
Industrial Designer: If it drops to the floor then it starts to scream
Project Manager: also if y when you take the the remote control for example on the table you take it and you push the button and everything is very loud and
Industrial Designer: f It depends what what you feel about that | Firstly, remote control without backlight was inconvenient to use in the dark room. Secondly, the industrial designer preferred a potential-meter for volume control instead of two buttons. |
Vicky: I am absolutely shattered!
Gina: I know what you mean. It's only Monday and it already feels like Friday.
Vicky: The weather doesn't help. It just makes you want to stay inside and sleep.
Gina: I'm nodding off at work here. Hoping that the boss won't notice.
Vicky: LOL. I wish I could do the same, but sadly I can't get away with that over here.
Gina: Are the kids being pains in the proverbial?
Vicky: TOTALLY! I better run there's more crying coming in from the living room. Best check it out.
Gina: No worries. Take care. | It's Monday, the weather is bad, Gina is feeling sleepy at work, Vicky can't nod off, because she's taking care of children. |
visitor: I am so overwhelmed by all the kingdom is putting upon us.
ambassador: Indeed, being trusted with achieving peace and harmony is quite taxing.
visitor: It is nice to have this brief respite to relax.
ambassador: Must be nice, I nearly get no moments to even think!
visitor: I understand that feeling, which is why we must enjoy our brief moments of levity even more!
ambassador: Of course. So what is your job then, visitor?
visitor: I am a simple traveler who just wants to live alone with my family and raise limestock and grow food.
ambassador: Sounds like a simply, humble life. What brings you here then?
visitor: I wanted to find a beautiful land that would allow me to find abundance. What about you?
ambassador: Well I am the ambassador from a foreign country, here to speak with the king.
visitor: Do you have urgent business?
ambassador: Not today, but often times I do.
visitor: Have you held this position long?
ambassador: Ohh yes, for years now. I am trusted by all at this point, for better or worse.
Summarize the dialogue | ambassador is overwhelmed by his work. visitor is a simple traveler who wants to live a simple life. ambassador is the ambassador from a foreign country, here to speak with the king. |
#Person1#: Where are you from?
#Person2#: I'm from Germany.
#Person1#: So you speak German, don't you?
#Person2#: Yeah, but I can speak English, too.
#Person1#: Oh, I see. What other languages can you speak?
#Person2#: A little French.
#Person1#: Good. | #Person2# is from Germany and speaks German, English and a little French. |
#Person1#: Do you have experience in advertising?
#Person2#: Yes, I used to have a part-time job in advertising company.
#Person1#: What were you mean duties there?
#Person2#: I mostly did advertising planning.
#Person1#: What qualities do you think an advertising planner should have?
#Person2#: I think an advertising planner should have active thoughts, creative talent, and be sensitive to the changes in the market.
#Person1#: What was the most important thing you have learned at work?
#Person2#: The most important thing I learned was that I must continuously improve my abilities. Advertising is a constantly evolving trade and creativity is an important fact in success. If I want to make in marking in advertising history, I can ' t stop studying and creating. | #Person2# tells #Person1# about #Person2#'s experience in advertising, the qualities #Person2# thinks an advertising planner should have, and the most important thing #Person2#'s learned at work. |
#Person1#: Are you doing the football pools, Brian?
#Person2#: Yes, I've nearly finished, June. I'm sure we will win something this week.
#Person1#: You always say that, but we never win anything! What will you do if you win a lot of money?
#Person2#: If I win a lot of money , I shall buy you a mink coat.
#Person1#: I don't want a mink coat! I want to see the world.
#Person2#: All right. If we win a lot of money, we shall travel around the world and we shall stay at the best hotels. Then we will return home and buy a big house in the country. We will have a beautiful
#Person1#: But if we spend all that money we shall be poor again. What will we do then?
#Person2#: If we spend all the money, we will try and win the football pools again.
#Person1#: It's a pleasant dream, but everything depends on if! | Brian's sure he will win and gets much money, so he plans to travel around the world with #Person1#. #Person1# thinks it's a pleasant dream. |
a cleaning maid: I have been cleaning all this, don't you see how clean the library is?
a priest: ok child you have done well, I will say a word of prayer for you
a cleaning maid: Ok father, I get discouraged at times
a priest: Why so my child!
a cleaning maid: I have been cleaning for 10 years and I have a college degree but no one cares
a priest: oh my child, why didn't you tell me
a cleaning maid: I have been so afraid of losing my head because of the queen
a priest: What did you study?
a cleaning maid: computer science
a priest: Since it's been 10 years don't you think your skills are obsolete?
a cleaning maid: No father, I have lots of projects that I can show you and some that will even help the king
a priest: come see me tomorrow and I will see what i can do to help you
a cleaning maid: Thank you father
Summarize the dialogue | a cleaning maid has been cleaning the library for 10 years and she has a college degree in computer science. she is afraid of losing her head because of the queen. the priest will see her tomorrow and will help her. |
man: Oh no real troubles on my end. I just like to relax from hunting for a living.
woman: how interesting, what do you hunt?
man: Oh any form of game really, boar, deer, rabbits. That sort of thing.
woman: oh I do love a good piece of venison. Can I buy you a drink?
man: If you feel so inclined my good lady, shame your husband passed on spending time with you.
woman: It is a shame indeed. Do you enjoy a play sir?
man: I am not terribly familiar with plays I am afraid, what do you recommend?
woman: Oh I couldn't choose! they are all so great. I love not just the plays but the dressing up to go to them. Say, why don't I take you and you can take me on a hunt one day?
Summarize the dialogue | man hunts for a living. He likes to relax by hunting. Woman loves venison. She invites him for a drink. |
#Person1#: I'm sorry, but I can't find the book you lent me. I guess I have lost it.
#Person2#: Don't worry about it.
#Person1#: I really feel bad about it. Let me buy you a new one.
#Person2#: No. Don't be silly. I wouldn't dream of letting you do that. | #Person1# feels sorry for losing #Person2#'s book but #Person2# doesn't mind. |
#Person1#: Joanne, let's not make this divorce any more acrimonious than it already is, okay? Let's just get down to business and start dividing this stuff up fairly, so we can go our separate ways, alright?
#Person2#: Fine with me. I just want to get this over with. It's important we make a clean break. I should have signed a pre-nup.
#Person1#: What was that?
#Person2#: Nothing! Anyway, you're right, there's no reason this has to be nasty. My lawyer tells me you've accepted our alimony proposal and the division of property, as well as the custody agreement - I keep the cat and you get the dog. So that's done. . . finally.
#Person1#: Let's not go there, Joanne! Ok, so let's start with the record collection, I'll take the albums I contributed and you can have your cheesy disco albums back.
#Person2#: Fine, but I'm keeping the antique gramophone as my grandfather gave it to me.
#Person1#: I believe that was a wedding present to both of us, Joanne. And you hardly ever use it!
#Person2#: He's my grandfather, and he never really liked you anyway!
#Person1#: Whatever! Alright, I'll concede the silly gramophone, if you'll agree that I get the silver tea set.
#Person2#: How typical, when are you ever going to use a silver tea set? Fine! I don't want to drag this out any longer than necessary. What's next? What about these old photographs?
#Person1#: Which ones? Let me have a look. Wow, look at that! That brings back memories. . . That?
#Person2#: Our trip to Italy! I remember that day. We were going to visit the Trev fountain, and we got caught in the rain. . .
#Person1#: . . . and you looked so adorable with your hair all wet. I had to take a picture of you standing there in that little alley, smiling and laughing in the rain. . .
#Person2#: Oh, we really did have fun back then, didn't we?
#Person1#: Oh, Joanne, are we making a big mistake? I know our relationship has been on the rocks for sometime but are you sure we can't reconcile and try again? I still love you.
#Person2#: Oh Jeff! I love you too! I'm so glad we didn't have to decide who keeps the motorcycle.
#Person1#: The motorcycle? But that's mine! | Joanne and Jeff are dividing the stuff up for their divorce. Joanne'll keep the cheesy disco albums and the gramophone while Jeff'll keep the albums he contributed and the silver tea set. Then the old photographs bring back old memories which remind them that they still love each other. |
Sydney: guys, are you going to stay in Gibraltar after Brexit?
Ben: I've no idea, but what choice do we have?
Ben: I like it here
Noah: Exactly, I mean, I expect things to get worse, more difficult, but going to the UK is not an option
Sydney: but it can be quite difficult for you there, back with a border
Noah: yes, nobody talks about us, everybody discusses Northern Ireland
Josh: you know, I was last week in London and honestly, I couldn't stand the climate there
Josh: it rained all the time, and I felt like a foreigner
Josh: we're quite different down here
Ben: but we profited so much from the EU
Josh: enormously, the EU changed Gibraltar
Noah: I still hope it will not happen, it's so suicidal and stupid
Josh: yes, the only frustrating thing is that our voice doesn't matter
Noah: and we voted 95% to remain
Sydney: i remember :( | Ben, Noah and Josh are reluctant to go to the UK if Brexit comes into effect, they prefer to stay in Gibraltar even if things get worst there. Ben, Josh and Noah are frustrated to leave the EU as it has had a positive impact on Gibraltar. |
servant: Fairy tales, no doubt. I've never seen a lock take something this obscure. I don't know what to do now, I was fixated so long on finding them. I guess I should go to Chesterwick to find out more. Will you come with me?
soldiers: Yes lad, it's the least I can do - perhaps there is someone there who can help. Had you any aunts or uncles that may have survived the goblin raid??
servant: Perhaps this is what we will find out. I can't imagine them being any more fortuitous but I will keep hope, will you show me the way?
soldiers: Yes lad, Chesterwick lies beyond the Blue Mountain and the River Duin, but we should reach it in a fortnight's travel more or less.
servant: I shall wrap up. The blue mountain can finish off even the strongest warriors.
soldiers: Here lad, these may be of some use to you in our travels
Summarize the dialogue | The servant wants to find his aunts or uncles who may have survived the goblin raid. He will go to Chesterwick with the soldiers. |
PhD C: so is it like PZM is three words it s PZM I mean there s nothing There s no language model for PZM or
Grad E: Did you say there s no language for PZM ?
PhD C: No language model I mean those
Grad E: Do you mean so every time someone says PZM it s an error ? Maybe we should not say PZM in these meetings
PhD C: Well well there s all kinds of other stuff like Jimlet and I mean anyway there
Professor B: Well we do not even know what that means
PhD C: so but this is really encouraging because so I mean the bottom line is even though it s not a huge amount of data it should be reasonable to actually run recognition and be like within the scope of of r reasonable s you know Switchboard this is like h about how well we do on Switchboard two data with the Switchboard one trained mostly trained recognizer and Switchboard two is got sort of a different population of speakers and a different topic and they are talking about things in the news that happened after Switchboard one so there was so that s great
Professor B: so we are in better shape than we were say when we did had the ninety three workshop and we were all getting like seventy percent error on Switchboard
PhD C: I mean this is really and thanks to Andreas who I mean this is a
Grad E: Well especially for the very first run I mean you the first run I ran of Switchboard I got a hundred twenty percent word error but
PhD C: So and what al also this means is that I mean there s a bunch of things in this note to various people especially I guess with Jane that that would help for since we have this new data now in order to go from the transcripts more easily to just the words that the recognizer would use for scoring I had to deal with some of it by hand but I think a lot of it can be automated s by
Professor B: Oh one thing I guess I did not get so you know the language model was straight from from bigram from Switchboard the acoustic models were also from Switchboard or or So they did not have anything from this acoustic data in yet ?
PhD C: And actually we actually used Switchboard telephone bandwidth models
PhD A: Well that s those are the only we ones there are
PhD D: I was just going to say
PhD C: so that s the on that s the only acoustic training data that we have a lot of and I guess Ramana so a guy at SRI said that there s not a huge amount of difference going from it s it s not like we probably lose a huge amount but we will not know because we do not have any full band models for s conversational speech
PhD D: It s probably not as bad as going f using full band models on telephone band speech
PhD C: Right so it s so
Professor B: but for Broadcast News when we we played around between the two there was not a huge loss
Grad E: Right it was not a big deal
PhD A: I should I should say that the language model is not just Switchboard
PhD C: so I wou so that s good
Grad E: Although combining them worked well
PhD A: it s also I mean there s actually more data is from Broadcast News but with a little less weight
PhD C: Like Trent Lott must have been from I guess Switchboard was before
PhD A: By the way just for fun we also ran I mean our complete system starts by doing ge a gender detection so just for the heck of it I ran that
Grad E: And it said a hundred percent male ? | Following close-talking microphone recognition procedures, it was decided that data from the far-field microphones (or PZMs) should be tested on the recognizer as soon as possible. Speaker mn017 will compare close-talking microphone recognition results with those obtained for downsampled data. The SRI recognizer will be set up at ICSI to enable researchers to run their own variants. |
Lisa: hi, Kevin and I were thinking about meeting this week
Lisa: and it turned out that today would be the best
Lisa: do you want to join?
Arthur: sure ;-) when??
Rachel: I'd like to, but I've made other plans :(
Kevin: :<
Lisa: I finish work at 4
Lisa: sooo 4:30?
Arthur: ok | Arthur, Lisa and Kevin are meeting today at 4.30. Rachel cannot join them. |
#Person1#: May I help you?
#Person2#: I have a problem.
#Person1#: What's your problem?
#Person2#: I owe fees, but a bank statement never came in the mail about it.
#Person1#: I apologize for the inconvenience.
#Person2#: I have no idea about the fee, so my fees went up.
#Person1#: I understand your problem.
#Person2#: Will you be able to solve my problem?
#Person1#: I'm going to cancel the fees you owe.
#Person2#: So, I don't have to pay any of it?
#Person1#: The initial fee still must be paid.
#Person2#: That's fabulous. Thank you very much. | #Person2# owes fees but #Person2# has never received any bank statement. #Person1# will help #Person2# to cancel the fees. |
User Interface: Yes I I feel that all the remote should be very compact those which we get here nowadays it is very long And and it should have multipurpose Like the remote control which we use for TV it shou it should be used f for some other purpose also like controlling the temperature inside the house or for airconditioners or for heating system
Project Manager: So it should be a multifunctional gadget that would control all your household machines basically
Marketing: At twelve fifty Euros per Well who knows if we get a really good designer maybe we can do that | User Interface suggested that the remote should be compact and able to be used for other purposes such as controlling air-conditioners or heating systems. Industrial Designer agreed and added audio players should also be controlled as well. |
Amelia: Just wanted to say again, thank you so much for coming to Elliot's birthday party. He loved it!
Lindsay: No worries, Finlay had a lovely time! thanks for having us!
Amelia: it wouldn't be the same without you guys xx
Lindsay: glad he had a good time! x | Amelia thanks Lindsay for coming to Elliot's birthday. |
#Person1#: This position requires a high level of English ability. How is your spoken and written English?
#Person2#: I have learned English for 10 years, and I have passed College English test level 4 and 6.
#Person1#: What other foreign languages do you speak?
#Person2#: I have taught myself Japanese in college, and I can carry on simple conversations in Japanese.
#Person1#: Anything else?
#Person2#: I have a driver's license, and two years of driving experience.
#Person1#: What special skills do you have?
#Person2#: I am very familiar with Windows operating system.
#Person1#: Have you got any special training in programming?
#Person2#: No, but I have taken elective courses in computer in college.
#Person1#: Do you have a good psychological resilience?
#Person2#: I think I can work well under pressure. | #Person2# tells #Person1# about #Person2#'s working ability, special skills, and psychological resilience. |
George: <file_other>
George: Anyone interested?
Tom: 21 dec hmmm
Tom: have a meeting then I'm afraid
George: But it starts 8p.m.
Tom: aaaa, okay
George: @Joshua, what about u?
Joshua: Fine with me
Joshua: And a burger before?
George: Hmmm why not
Joshua: I know a great place near there
Joshua: So juicy and flavorful burgers
Joshua: The best burger I've ever tasted
George: Where is that?
Joshua: Black Iron Burger
Joshua: 245 W 38th St
George: Ok
Joshua: Menu
Joshua: <file_other>
George: Double 4oz Patty, All-Natural Beef, Double Horseradish Cheddar, Stout Caramelized Grilled Onions, Special Horseradish Mayo
George: <file_gif> | George and Joshua are meeting on 21st December. They are going to eat a burger before the event. |
Alex: guess what?
Darcey: what?
Alex: I bought tickets to a certain concert…
Darcey: you got my attention :D
Alex: <file_photo>
Darcey: wohooo! Arctic Monkeys! You're the best!
Darcey: were they expensive?
Alex: let's say it's a gift from me to you :D
Darcey: <3 <3 <3 | Alex bought tickets to an Arctic Monkeys concert for Darcey and himself. |
Andy: Hi Josh!
Josh: Hi Andy what's up?
Andy: You've been travelling in Latin America
Andy: Any advice?
Josh: Why? Are you going there?
Andy: Yes! Next summer :D
Josh: Cool. Where to?
Andy: Brazil, Argentina and Chile
Josh: Awesome!
Andy: I'm going on a 3-month trip
Josh: That's amazing. You'll love it!
Josh: A piece of advice I can give you
Josh: Is to learn some basics of Spanish/Portuguese
Josh: Just with English it can be hard
Josh: But it's still doable
Andy: I'm going with Julia. She speaks Spanish and a bit of Portuguese too
Josh: Great! Then you'll be fine
Josh: Hang with the locals, they will show you what's best!
Andy: That's the plan :-)
Andy: We will stay with some Couchsurfers | Josh gives Andy some tips about travelling in Latin America. Andy goes there with Julia who speaks Spanish and a bit of Portuguese. |
fisherman: Of course, of course. Let me debone it for you too, won't take a minute and will make dinner that much quicker. How is your husband these days?
maid: Ah, he's had a touch of stomach trouble lately. It's kept him from work and so he complains quite a lot. How kind of you to ask!
fisherman: Stomach trouble, eh? Us fishermen know a bit about that. I think I've got something for that round here... let me see... he'll be right in no time. How long's he been sick?
maid: It's been a week now. A week of aching and moaning. I do feel sorry for him, though.
fisherman: Goodness, that's awful. Here, give him this. To be held to the nose and mouth as and when he needs. Breathe deeply. The smell will help calm his stomach.
maid: Thank you. Ooh... it smells like peppermint. Where did you find such a thing?
Summarize the dialogue | maid's husband has been sick for a week. The fisherman offers her a peppermint to help calm his stomach. |
armorer: Yes, I make fine weapons aswell. Made from black dwarven steel, they are sure to never fail you in battle so long as you keep the blade sharp.
army: Let me see this one! I see it swings well, and then knight is barely able to dodge it. This, indeed, will serve us well. How many gold pieces?
armorer: You need not pay! You are part of the king's army. He has paid for everything already. Just take your pick and defend us. Please keep us safe, so long as you do, I will continue to provide you equipment.
army: Grand! Now we will be prepared when the dragon comes again. We can handle any beast, just as you said.
armorer: Take this too, some dragons have a very tough hide and this axe will cut through it like butter! It is heavy, so give it to your strongest man.
army: My brother in arms, that soldier over there, is the beast in our group. He'll wield it well!
armorer: Great! Now go keep us safe!
Summarize the dialogue | army is part of the king's army. They are given weapons for free. The axe will be given to the strongest man in the group. |
May: <file_photo>
Gabe: Oh damn
Peter: Hello May :DDD
Claire: Uhm, May, you sure you wanted to send us this?...
May: oh god...
May: oh no no no no
Gabe: yes yes yes :D
Peter: this is brilliant
Gabe: come on May, you look gorgeous ;)
Claire: He's right, you're absolutely rocking it girl!
Peter: just out of curiosity - who did you want to send it to? :>
Claire: May? are you there?
May: I want to disappear
Peter: hahaha, might've been worse, you look quite decent
May: Just kill me already | May sends an embarrassing photo of herself to Gabe, Claire and Peter by accident. Gabe, Claire and Peter think May looks great. |
#Person1#: Tell me about yourself and your past experience.
#Person2#: I have worked as an executive secretary for 5 years, first for trading companies, and now I am working for a trust company. I interact well with peers, clients, administrators and bosses. I thrive on challenge and work well in high-stress environments.
#Person1#: How are your typing and shorthand skills?
#Person2#: I can type 100 Chinese words a minute and take dictation in English at 150 words a minute.
#Person1#: Can you operate computers skillfully?
#Person2#: Yes, I can. I have received some special training in computers. Besides I am good at operating common office machines, such as fax machines and duplicating machines.
#Person1#: Sometimes we are very busy and need to work overtime. How do you feel about that?
#Person2#: That's all right. But could you tell me how often and how many hours I should work overtime?
#Person1#: It just depends. If we have important visiting delegations, you have to stay with us. It's not unusual.
#Person2#: Mr. Smith, I's like to ask you a question.
#Person1#: OK, please.
#Person2#: What specific duties would I perform if I am hired?
#Person1#: Nothing different from a secretary's common responsibilities. However, you know, our company is an international trade-oriented company, can you handle English papers and write English correspondence?
#Person2#: Yes. I specialized in English secretary studies at college and that's one of the main parts of my present job.
#Person1#: What are your salary expectations?
#Person2#: I really need more information about the job before we start to discuss salary. Maybe you could tell me what is budgeted for the position.
#Person1#: The starting monthly salary would be $ 2, 000, with rises after the half year according to your competence.
#Person2#: I think it's acceptable and I really like the job. And when can I know the decision?
#Person1#: We'll inform you of our final decision by early July. Do you have any other questions?
#Person2#: No. Thank you for the time. | Mr. Smith is interviewing #Person2# asking past experience, typing and shorthand skills, computers skill, feeling toward overtime working, and English skilsl, as well as answering #Person2#'s question about specific duties and salary expectations. The result will be informed to #Person2# by early July. |
peasant: Would you like some?
lands lord: UGH! I don't want your nasty bread; I want you to send some signals and get someone up here to carry me down these stairs, for Gods sake! Are you deaf?
peasant: There, your majesty. The signals are sent. I warned them you are in a mood today and to bring your favorite purple silk pillow to sit on on your way down.
lands lord: Hmph. You call wanting help down these dreadful stairs being "in a mood"? At least the view from up here is nice while i WAIT FOREVER.
peasant: I was just trying to make you laugh your majesty. Something seems to be troubling you.
lands lord: You're right. I own all these nice things in this beautiful land but I have no queen with which to share it.
peasant: There, there. You need to get out of this castle and find some adventure. You are likely to run into your love at some point.
Summarize the dialogue | lands lord is in a bad mood and wants someone to carry him down the stairs. |
Amber: Did anyone see my flower necklace? I must have lost it at the party yesterday.
Gabriel: I'll look for it in my flat as soon as I get to cleaning.
Amber: You haven't started yet? It's 6 p.m.!
Gabriel: You might not remember it, but the last guests left at 6 a.m. I needed some sleep.
Amber: Hey, I do remember leaving the party :P
Glen: Yeah, but do you also remember getting back home?
Amber: Erm, not exactly XD
Glen: That's because you fell asleep in my car :P
Amber: Oops, sorry. But you didn't have to carry me inside, did you?
Glen: Well, someone had to :P
Amber: Sorry again XD
Mariah: I think I've got your necklace. It was in my pocket, I've no idea how it got there. Is it silver?
Amber: Yes, a silver flower with a green stone in the middle.
Mariah: <file_photo> This one?
Amber: Yes! Thanks, I was really worried it was gone for good.
Mariah: No problem, I'll bring it to the office on Monday.
Amber: Okay.
Mariah: @Gabriel, do you need any help cleaning your flat? I feel bad about all that mess we've left you with.
Gabriel: No, don't worry, it's not that bad. I'll take care of it as soon as I finish breakfast.
Glen: More like supper :P
Gabriel: Nope, breakfast is all about breaking the fast. I've fasted since last night, so I'm eating breakfast right now XD
Amber: Never argue with a linguist :D | Amber lost her flower necklace. Gabriel will look for it when cleaning. Mariah found it in her pocket and she will bring it to the office on Monday. |
blacksmith: Give it a feel! The hardest part was finding the right balance. Took me the better part of a week to get it right.
soldier: Wow it is very balanced. Here you can have this as a thank you of sorts. It was given to me by my father before he passed.
blacksmith: That is a fine reward! I can’t take all the credit though. My apprentices helped out on it. What sort of heirloom is this？
soldier: This is an engraved necklace. It always made me feel safe so I hope it does for you too!
blacksmith: Your father must have been very wealthy to have such fine jewellery!
soldier: He was a poor man really, but he found this in one of his journeys and he always thought it was special.
blacksmith: And so do I. See this insignia here? It belongs to a secret order of knights
soldier: Wow really?! How do you know?!
blacksmith: I wasn’t always a blacksmith...
soldier: I would love to hear your stories! I hope that heirloom serves you well great blacksmith!
Summarize the dialogue | blacksmith made a sword for a soldier. The soldier gave him an heirloom as a reward. The heirloom is an engraved necklace. The blacksmith used to be a knight. |
altar boy: It is very small in my room
clergyman: Yes, it is. Let's make a plan to de-clutter and organize.
altar boy: Sounds great I can rid of stuff I wont use or need
clergyman: Let's start with the closet and see if we can move anything in there.
altar boy: Sounds great I might can move some of the boxes in there
clergyman: Good! Let's be mindful of the texts and books. They are very important.
altar boy: Yes I will the boxes are kind of heavy if you would like could you help me move them and then we might and put some of the candles in there to
clergyman: Of course. They are hard to move! We are making headway.
altar boy: Even though my room is small I am still grateful for what I have
clergyman: Good boy. It is important to have gratitude.
altar boy: Lets get the tape and move it to in the closet
clergyman: And the robes next.
altar boy: Thanks so much for helping me
clergyman: I am thankful for you help, too.
Summarize the dialogue | altar boy and clergyman are organizing the altar boy's room. |
#Person1#: So, Gilda. I'm sure we both have to deal with homesickness, because we're so far away from our own country.
#Person2#: Yes, it's very difficult. In special seasons like Christmas or during the Holy Week, it is something that we celebrate a lot and I really feel homesick.
#Person1#: How do you deal with homesickness?
#Person2#: When I feel homesick, I never stay at home alone. One thing I do is that I always try to go for things in the neighborhood. So what do the locals do? Is there anything interesting? And it's a sort of adventure because you're doing something new, so you're kind of replacing something that you used to do by something new. So, in a way, it's nice dealing with homesickness.
#Person1#: Yeah.
#Person2#: What about you?
#Person1#: Well, that's what I was going to say. You said replacing and I also focus myself on other activities, such as playing golf, swimming and watching TV. But what I like best is to go hiking with the friends I've made and we talk a lot.
#Person2#: You are really outgoing. There're a lot of delicious foods to enjoy. Delicious foods can make you forget unhappy things.
#Person1#: Yeah, I couldn't agree more. I also do that when I'm feeling homesick. Maybe next time we can go out and enjoy some foods together.
#Person2#: Good idea. | #Person1# and Gilda talk about how to deal with homesickness. Gilda always tries to go for things in the neighborhood and #Person1# focuses on other activities. They agree delicious foods can make you forget unhappy things. #Person1# suggests going out together next time and #Person2# agrees. |
a watchman: Perhaps it is just my nerves. It does feel unnatural with the moon dark as pitch.
a guardsman: I suppose we could look but what if the cultists are waiting in the shadows for the door to open before they make their move?
a watchman: I suppose you're right. The door appears sound. We shou... Wait, there it was again! It sounds like... chanting?
a guardsman: Chanting? Well it is a church it could just be the hymns......but what if it isnt?
a watchman: Hymns, at this hour, on an eclipse? I think we are duty bound to investigate... Perhaps you should go first, this is your post, after all.
a guardsman: Ugh fine. Follow close!
a watchman: I'll be right behind you. This may be a bad time to bring this up, but what do you know of the cultists? Are the rumors of their... practices true?
Summarize the dialogue | a watchman and a guardsman are going to investigate the church. |
Jojo: Heyhey! I have just come from the interview and they want me (!!!)
Matt: Yay! Of course they do! Have you decided?
Jojo: i wanted to talk to you first :P pick up pls | Jojo has got a job offer and wants Matt's advice before taking a decision. |
#Person1#: Hello, 6632278.
#Person2#: Hi, Jack. It's me, Ann. I wasn't at school today. Have we got any homework to do for tomorrow?
#Person1#: Let me see. Well, we've got to do the math problems on Page 40 in our textbook.
#Person2#: All right. I've got it.
#Person1#: Then, we have to go on with our reading for English. The history teacher wants us to read the chapter on the History of London for tomorrow, and write down the most important dates and events in that chapter.
#Person2#: Anything else? Ah...ah, music?
#Person1#: No, we haven't any music homework, but the science teacher is giving us a test on Friday, so we have to study for that.
#Person2#: Oh no. I'm so bad at science. I hate it. Thanks, Jack.
#Person1#: Don't mention it. See you tomorrow. | Ann asks Jack today's homework because she wasn't at school. Jack tells her the math, English, history homework, and the upcoming science test. |
Jada: at least starting from next week I don't have to wake up at this stupid hour anymore 😁
Latoya: Hahaha
Latoya: Yeah that´s definitely a blessing
Jada: What makes me even more happy is your departure soon 😈
Jada: If I can't leave in a dust of smoke at least you can ;)
Latoya: Hahaha
Latoya: Yeah it's going to happen
Latoya: I want to leave soon.. now even more than before
Jada: So have you decided?
Latoya: Yes :)
Latoya: That's what I want
Jada: Well the people running the company don't seem to be very nice people..
Jada: You can do much better :)
Jada: ⭐
Jada: Will you be heading down to Algarve?
Latoya: Yes :)
Jada: That's great! I'll have to come and see you :)
Latoya: Yes for sure anytime 🤩 | Jada is leaving. Latoya has decided to leave her job and will be heading to the Algarve. |
#Person1#: You know that this afternoon's meeting is cancelled, right?
#Person2#: Why am I always the last to know these things?
#Person1#: I sent out a notice. You've stopped checking your e-mail?
#Person2#: No, but Bean did send me like a hundred forwards today. My mailbox must have been overflowing.
#Person1#: How obnoxious! I heard he was sending you dirty jokes.
#Person2#: He not only sent me nasty e-mail, but he's so bored, he even asked me to search the Net for even more forwards for him! | #Person1# tells #Person2# this afternoon's meeting is canceled. #Person1# miss this notice because Bean's forwards makes #Person1#'s mailbox overflowing. |
Ricky: Hey, guess what? I'm going in for surgery tomorrow
Lucy: What?!? What do you mean?
Ricky: Yeah, the doctor called me last night. It was really weird, he called me in the evening from his private phone
Lucy: Strange…
Lucy: So what happened?
Ricky: He said there was an opening and that he can write me in, but I'd have to let him know on the spot.
Lucy: Wow, I'm so happy for you
Ricky: Remember when they told me 2026 at the hospital
Lucy: Might as well sign up the other knee :)
Ricky: I know, eh
Ricky: Anyway, it's next Thurs in Burlington.
Lucy: Oh, so not in Oakville? That's ok I guess, doesn't matter where as long as the care is ok.
Ricky: yeah, but I'm scared. It's gonna be my first surgery!
Lucy: I'm sure they'll put you under for the whole thing and you'll wake up and it will be over.
Ricky: I know, but the wait and build up before will kill me!
Lucy: It'll be ok, think of your new knee :)
Ricky: Yeah, you're right.
Lucy: Hey, I gotta get back to work. Let's meet for lunch.
Ricky: Ok, text you later, bye
Lucy: bye | Ricky will have a knee surgery next Thursday in Burlington. This is much sooner than the expected 2026. Ricky is scared. He'll meet with Lucy for lunch. |
wizard: Hey god, what type of god are you?
god: Well, I rule the seas of course, I am carrying on my father and mothers legacy!
wizard: Ah, most excellent. I am in need of assistance in vanquishing an evil sea creature that threatens our kingdom. Perhaps you can assist.
god: You want me to help you destroy one of my own?
Summarize the dialogue | wizard wants god to help him destroy an evil sea creature. |
#Person1#: This is the Pan-American Club. May I help you?
#Person2#: Yes. I believe you have a luncheon meeting this coming Wednesday. Could you give me some more information about that?
#Person1#: Yes, of course. The guest speaker is Professor David of a University, and he'll be lecturing about The impact of the Oil Crisis on Latin America.
#Person2#: Mmm, that sounds very interesting. | #Person2# thinks #Person1#'s meeting about the Oil crisis in Latin America with Professor David will be interesting. |
Zoey: Hello dear friends, here something to cheer you up on a cold day.
Zoey: <file_gif>
Thomas: LOL
Thomas: Hi there in the tropics! How are you doing?
Zoey: Staying healthy? Everything's ok?
Thomas: We are fine, thanks. Everything here is ok. At night the temps fall to -3. Nice white ground frost in the morning.
Thomas: <file_photo>
Zoey: Looks so pretty! But we're happy to give these views a miss for a while :)
Thomas: On Sunday we had a walk around the summit of Belchen - in icy wind but by brilliant sunshine. I think we even got some suntan!
Thomas: <file_photo>
Zoey: Gosh! That's pretty! You'll hear from us soon. Take care!
Thomas: You too! | The temperatures where Thomas stays are -3 at night. There is frost in the morning. Zoey is in the tropics. Thomas had a walk around Belchen's summit on Sunday. |
#Person1#: Hello, thank you for taking the time to interview me.
#Person2#: Hi there, I ' m Bill Gotcha, the owner of Gotcha Enterprises. Did you find your way here OK?
#Person1#: Your assistant gave wonderful directions.
#Person2#: Why are you switching jobs at this point in your career?
#Person1#: Our Company is moving overseas and I wish to stay in the United States.
#Person2#: What are you best at?
#Person1#: I am good at organizing systems that have been having problems.
#Person2#: What is your biggest challenge in terms of skills?
#Person1#: I don ' t like to sit around and so like to always find things to do to keep myself busy.
#Person2#: That is good to hear! | #Person1# tells Bill Gotcha #Person1# why #Person1#'s switching jobs. #Person1#'s best at organizing problematic systems and #Person1# likes finding things to keep busy. |
User Interface: but suppose if you take the the present trend of mobile phones there are like big thick keys you press on the top it takes one number you press on the bottom it takes another number and basically so the space covered so that you do not see two separate keys there actually so it it is like i i it is like
Project Manager: Ma Maybe Maybe you can draw it on the on the board
Marketing: Mm But I think taking the idea of getting inspiration from mobile phones is interesting especially if we are going after a younger market that is the the the mm the new and the funky things
Industrial Designer: Because they are already used to that you know product
Marketing: there is lot there is lots of pretty mobile phones not too many pretty remote controls
Project Manager: And and they are skilled by using it
User Interface: it works Fine So for example you have presently keys like one two three like this actually and four five six like that and you can have keys like this in form like keys like that
Project Manager: Mael can you hand me over this ? | User Interface gained the inspiration of big thick keys for remote control from mobile phones, which were already skillfully used by the younger generation and thus made thick keys familiar to youngsters. Also, according to Marketing, compared with ordinary keys for RC, thick keys fitted in with the trend, especially among youngsters. Moreover, every team member agreed that with thick design, keys would look less cluttered and more spacious. |
Ben: Good morning, darling!
Portia: Good morning! How did you sleep?
Ben: Pretty good; you?
Portia: Not bad. Up once or twice.
Ben: Ah. Okay. | Ben slept very well. Portia woke up once or twice. |
Val: it's raining!
Candy: I know, just started...
Val: r we going? we will be wet
Candy: maybe wait a little? see if stops
Val: ok. let's wait half h and than see
Candy: god idea, I call u then
Val: great :) | It's raining, so Val and Candy will wait half an hour before they go. |
the king: I am sorry dear... Why don't you go to our room and get some beauty sleep.
queen: Let's do that. But first, will you read me a story to east my headache?
the king: Why of course! Which story would you like me to read?
queen: Tell me the fairy tale about the king who writes a law that anyone who smells or chatters in a loud voice is immediately sentenced to death.
the king: Ah my favourite! I laugh everytime the smelly people get their heads chopped off!
queen: I'm glad you enjoy it as much as I do. Why don't you ever take inspiration from these tales of powerful kings? Why don't you use your powers to send all these nasty people away and help me?
the king: These tales are fiction, my dear... I would be hated if I commited these deeds.
queen: The only thing that should matter is that I would love you for it! This hall is like a beautiful prison. The throne is like a golden execution chair.
Summarize the dialogue | the king will read the queen a story to make her feel better. |
warden: Super
guard: I've posted a guard so if you'd like you can go home to see your family...
warden: No, you he was my best friend
guard: Who was your best friend Warden?
warden: My Farther and Mother
guard: So are you going home to see them? My guard will take good care of your dungeon while you are away.
warden: Yes
guard: There is a fresh horse just outside. It is a short ride to your home sot there is no need for more. Enjoy your visit and come back refreshed.
warden: No, I am horse ride not trained
guard: Oh...in that case I will be happy to get you a cart and a mule to carry me home. I'll take my leave warden to go to make those arrangements for you. This will only take a few minutes. Continue what you were doing before I interrupted your duties this morning. I will return.
warden: Yes, I am very happy and this hit submit and Approvel
Summarize the dialogue | warden is going home to see his family. He is not able to ride a horse. Guard will get him a cart and a mule to carry him home. |
horse: Excuse me buddy, if you hadn't noticed, you are on a FARM. All 1000 of these acres belong to us animals.
spider: Well where am I to put my web? This is the most secluded and high area?
horse: I know some types of spiders live in the ground, so perhaps you could try that.
spider: Orrrr you could just look where you are going and stop ruining my webs!
horse: I guess you are right, but there's nothing worse than catching a web to the face when I'm gallopping between the trees
spider: Indeed, and nothing is worse than working for weeks on a web just for it to be destroyed.
horse: Sorry for complaining, I've just been restless. My owner hasn't taken me for a ride in days.
spider: That's unfortunate, and I apologize for snapping at you.
horse: Do you want to come for a ride?
spider: Sure, I'd love to.
horse: Perhaps this goose would like to come along too
Summarize the dialogue | horse is angry with spider for ruining his webs. He invites spider for a ride. |
person: Hello! What bring you to this smelly Port?
resident: It's quite relaxing actually. When my wife gives me no sex i like to come here to reflect on my insecurities.
person: Ah you seem wise. how long ahve you been coming here?
resident: Years. I smell of salt and seafood is tranquil.
person: Is taht smell soothing to you?
resident: Yes. I'm quite an odd resident.
person: haha sounds like it. I am glad to have met you kind stranger.
resident: Tell me... why does she hate me...
person: How long has it been?
resident: Since we first got together. She is so distant to me. I believe she is having an affair with our son.
person: OH MY! What makes you say that?
resident: No idea...
person: That is against the law. You should get to the bottom of this sucpision/
resident: I should, but i need more proof. I just have a gut feeling
Summarize the dialogue | resident is at the port to reflect on his insecurities. He suspects his wife is having an affair with their son. |
#Person1#: What's your schedule like this year?
#Person2#: Pretty busy. I have to pick up a lot of credits this year.
#Person1#: What's your major?
#Person2#: I'm majoring in French literature.
#Person1#: Oh, don't you have to take that class on 18th century poetry? It's really difficult. I hear the students in that class have to write a paper a hundred pages long.
#Person2#: That's right. We got the assignment last week.
#Person1#: When is it due?
#Person2#: Next Monday.
#Person1#: Remind me never to sign up for that course. | #Person2# majors in French literature and takes the class on 18th-century poetry which seems to be difficult. |
animal: hello
farmer: Hello little animal
animal: Can you feed me please
farmer: Sure little fella
animal: thank you so much..you are really nice, unlike my owner
farmer: Where did you come from little guy
animal: I AM FROM A LITTLE FARM AWAY...my owner is very wicked
farmer: You poor thing, you can stay here, I love all animals
animal: that is so kind of you. How shall I repay you back?
farmer: Can you do anything/
animal: I can help plow the field
farmer: Oh that would be great, I have a ton of feild to plow
animal: But I need to eat and rest before I start
Summarize the dialogue | animal is hungry and wants to eat something. Farmer will feed him. Farmer will let animal stay and help him plow the field. |
George: I am so sorry! I forgot to do the dishes
Jenny: It's fine I run the dishwasher
Jay: Damn George, again man, this gotta stop, we had an agreement
George: I know, I'll vacuum as my punishment
Jay: hahaha how about for 3 days:D?
George: Oh come on it was just a couple of plates and silverware
Jay: hahaha just joking, fine by me, vacuum once
Jenny: I don't know, I think you deserve some more punishment
George: why? you guys fuck up too, not just me
Jay: Ok, let's make a general rule, if someone forgets to do sth they had to
George: Sure, anything specific?
Jenny: How about vacuuming and taking the trash out for everything we forget to do that we were scheduled for
Jay: Agreed!
George: I guess I'll take the trash out too | George didn't do the dishes. The new punishment for not doing the dishes is vacuuming and taking the trash out. |
fisherman: How do you do, villager?
villager: Great, and you fisherman? It's a nice day on the water.
fisherman: Ohh it surely is! Water isn't rough at all and the weather is beautiful.
villager: Aye it is great out today.
fisherman: Only bad thing about today is my damn fishing rod broke.
villager: Ahh that is a shame is it not.
fisherman: Yeah for real, plus this shirt is really wet.
villager: Well, would you like some water?
fisherman: Nah, I've got plenty in my boat. Thanks though.
villager: Ah ok well, do not worry.
fisherman: So, are you a fisherman as well or what is your occupation?
villager: I am a farm hand as of now.
fisherman: Ah, what do you harvest then?
villager: Corn and wheat.
Summarize the dialogue | fisherman's fishing rod broke. He's got plenty of water in his boat. Villager is a farm hand. |
guard: That sounds like a hard life. I wish the best for you and your family. You are free to go.
servant: Bless your kind soul! But I have told you all about my family. Do you care to tell a lowly servant such as myself about yours?
guard: Well i'm just living the best life as I can. Im just here working day and night trying to live a better life, move far away from this city to a place ive heard tales of that water falls from a mountain day and night and the most danger is from the animals there.
servant: That is beautiful. Can you tell me more about this place you dream of?
guard: My father told me about this place, and his father to him. He said that there are tall mountains where water will fall and there are many beautiful creatures and mountains as tall as the eye can see. I would do anything to be there for a moment.
servant: Here take this rag to dry your tears, I don't want the other guards here to see you crying.
guard: Thank you. I wish the best for your family and for you too. Feel free to leave.
Summarize the dialogue | The servant is leaving the city. The guard dreams of a place where water falls from a mountain and there are tall mountains. |
Ian: What's for dinner?
Linda: Chili con carne. But we need limes. And coriander
Ian: no worries. Anything else?
Linda: sour cream | Linda and Ian are going to have Chili con carne for dinner, but they still need to get several things. |
snakes: but you dont have strength like you used to
an old man: well, you want to try me ?
snakes: well, I wanna swim do you?
an old man: Are you mocking an old man?
snakes: forgive me old man. Just that I don't trust you
an old man: I know what you see, I have eaten your kind before and even though I am old. I still can
snakes: Thats it, I smelt it, old man better move away before i attack you
an old man: young boy, ask your elders about old man jackie
snakes: So my parents said you are the deadliest human alive but i still dont care
an old man: There can't be two lords here, so shush
snakes: I will spit poison on you now old man
an old man: on the second thought, I think you are the bravest snake I have met here, come and drink coconut juice with me will you?* there is poison in the juice ..he does not know*
snakes: ok good man now you are talking
Summarize the dialogue | Snakes doesn't trust the old man. The old man has eaten snakes before. The old man invites snakes for a drink. |
Lucas: ok, i just left the shop, i’ll be home within 20 min
Maria: did you remember the milk??
Lucas: fuuuuuuuuck
Maria: just as i thought
Lucas: i’ll go back and buy it
Maria: No, no, dont do that, i’ll do it with yoghurt
Lucas: you sure?
Maria: yes
Lucas: I can go back
Maria: no need to
Lucas: ok
Maria: and toilet paper?
Lucas: I bought | Lucas will be home in 20 minutes. Lucas forgot to buy milk but he has bought toilet paper. |
child: Wow, who are you?
genie: Well... I am a genie
child: A genie? Wow, do you grant wishes just like they say?
genie: Yes I do. Not always though
child: Not always? What do you mean?
genie: I only grant wishes when I am impressed
child: Hmm impressed? Well, I don't have a father and I manged to survive just about on my own. How's that?
genie: Impressive! Make a wish
child: I'd like... to know who my father really was.
genie: Dear child. Why not focus on the future rather than dwelling in the past.
child: Because I just feel that it is a burden on me and to get it out of the way is the best way to continue moving forward.
genie: You speak so wisely for your age. Wish granted. You shall see your father in your dreams tonight
child: Wow, just like that? I might not be able to sleep just from pure excitement!
Summarize the dialogue | genie grants the child's wish to see his father in his dreams tonight. |
priest: Perhaps as penance you could teach them your mercantile ways, so that they will not be taken advantage of in the future?
merchant: How will I survive? I don't even have enough money to buy food. Please priest, can you help me out?
priest: If you enter the monastery and take the vows, they will provide for your every want, though not your every need.
merchant: Don't you have that backwards? I thought the monastery only provides needs, but not wants?
priest: Ah, but this is the monastery of the Weasel-god! If you need water, you will receive beer. If you require shelter, you will sleep on a horse. If you require food it will be delicious, but terribly unhealthy. Such are the ways of the weasel-god.
merchant: So then it order to get what I really want, I must pretend to want the opposite? Or is that a sin too?
Summarize the dialogue | merchant is a sinner and he needs to enter the monastery. The priest offers him a deal to teach the mercantile ways to the monks. |
guard: Word around thee castle is that there lass was never sent away and is on the run!
pirate: Is that so? Well, she were a spirited lass. Her red hair suits 'er nature quite well!
guard: Aei! A wei little lad told me she's just outside the castle perimeter in an old abandoned shed. Could be worth your while to see no?
pirate: Say there, matey, yer alright! I think I might just happen ta have a wee stroll over in that direction and see what... diversions be waitin' there.
guard: My king would appreciate your discretion. However I would not!
pirate: Well, if she be havin' an knowings of lasses with her disposition, I'll be lettin' ye know fer certain.
Summarize the dialogue | The lass that was sent away is on the run. She is in an old abandoned shed outside the castle perimeter. The pirate will go there to see her. |
#Person1#: Wow, it all looks so good. I'm not sure what to choose.
#Person2#: I can recommend the spare ribs. They are very tasty here.
#Person1#: Actually, I ate too much pork yesterday. I fancy a change.
#Person2#: Ok why don't you order the braised fish then?
#Person1#: That sounds like a good idea. It looks very big though.
#Person2#: Don't worry. I'll help you eat it. | #Person2# recommends spare ribs but #Person1# fancy a change. #Person2# suggests eating braised fish. |
Rod: Can you send me you email address?
Stewart: Sure.
Stewart: stewart@gmail.com
Rod: Thanks. Check your box in five minutes.
Stewart: All right. | Stewart sends Rod his email address: stewart@gmail.com. Stewart will check his mailbox in five minutes. |
Mr. Kevin Waugh (SaskatoonGrasswood, CPC): Thank you Madam Chair Three weeks ago on April 17 the Minister of Canadian Heritage announced funding of 500 million to assist Canadas arts sports and cultural sectors We are still waiting to hear who is eligible and when they can expect to receive this funding
Hon. Steven Guilbeault (Minister of Canadian Heritage): Madam Chair we will be releasing the details of that announcement and how the money is going to be spent in the coming days | On April 17, the Minister of Canadian Heritage announced funding of $500 million to assist Canada's arts, sports and cultural sectors. Hon. Steven Guilbeault (Minister of Canadian Heritage) suggested that the department would be releasing the details of that announcement, and how the money was going to be spent in the coming days. |
#Person1#: Hello. This is the Directory Assistance. Can I help you?
#Person2#: Can you give me the number for Jessica Hanson on locks Ave?
#Person1#: I ' m sorry. There is no listing under that name. Are you sure of the name?
#Person2#: Yes, I ' m pretty sure.
#Person1#: Do you have her address?
#Person2#: Yes, I do. It ' s 109 Locks Ave, L8V 4N9.
#Person1#: That ' s an unlisted number. I ' m sorry, but I can ' t give it to you.
#Person2#: I see. Thanks anyway.
#Person1#: No problem. | #Person2# wants the number for Jessica Hanson on locks Ave, but #Person1# can't give it to #Person2# because it's an unlisted number. |
Lionel: What's your name?
Simona: You see my channel right?
Lionel: Yeah, what's your name?
Simona: Like, the one in the channel, dude. | Simona's channels name is her real name too. |
Jeremy: Can anybody of you drive a bus?
Gregory: lol, why?
Jeremy: we wanted to rent a bus for the wedding
Jeremy: but drivers are so expensive
Tobias: I see, but a driver goes with a bus I think
Tobias: like they own their buses
Emil: Ask John
Jeremy: we don't talk
Emil: why???
Jeremy: he behaved inappropriately toward Jenny
Jeremy: I don't want to see him
Emil: so he won't be at the wedding?
Jeremy: that's for sure | Jeremy wants to rent a bus for the wedding. He is looking for a driver. Jeremy is not talking to John because he behaved inappropriately towards Jenny. John won't be at the wedding. |
Mark Reckless AM: What are those messages on why prospective students should study in Wales ?
Dr David Blaney: One of them in particular is relative safety We know that one of the considerations particularly for parents of overseas students is are they going to go to a safe environment and we know that the perception of international students who study in Wales is that this is a comfortable and safe place to be That is partly a function of the size of our larger cities—quite a lot smaller than many of the cities in England So that is a key message Being part of a UK system is also an important message there as well So we have got a UKquality system a UK degree and the strength of that brand is available in Wales but it is available in a way that is safer and more supportive I think is the messaging that is coming through
John Griffiths AM: We would better move on I think had not we ? Darren then | One of the reasons is relative safety, Wales is a comfortable and safe place to be. Then, being part of a UK system is also an important message there as well. Students enjoy a UK-quality system, a UK degree, and the strength of that brand is available in Wales, and they can be safer and more supportive in Wales. |
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