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cook: Hello, maid. How are you today?
maid: Hello! everything is OK! what about you? How are you going to surprise us today?
cook: Well I think you'll love what I'm cookin up today! Gotta keep the surprise though.
maid: it's okay! Do not forget the cake! today is the king's birthday
cook: Ohh right! I've still got it in the oven right now!
maid: I going to clean everything for tonight, everything must be perfect
cook: I'll make sure to follow the same philosophy!
maid: see you tonight! I am sure the dance willl be fantastic!
cook: Oh it definitely seems that way!
maid: We will have all kind of stuff to eat and drink!
cook: Of course, I truly hope that you enjoy it!
maid: I hope yes!
cook: I'm confident that it will be the best food that any of you will have ever tasted!
maid: I am sure of that! you are the best! the king will be pleased with you!
Summarize the dialogue | maid and cook are preparing food for the king's birthday party tonight. |
#Person1#: Ok, I'Ve got an up-to-day map. Let's check the route from here to the airport.
#Person2#: Where are we? Oh, here we are. So we drive to the A120 and turn left.
#Person1#: No, we turn right. Remember that we are coming from this direction.
#Person2#: Oh yes! Sorry! Then we drive to the M11 motorway.
#Person1#: How far is that?
#Person2#: It's only seven miles. We turn left to join the motorway and drive south.
#Person1#: According to the map, we get off the M11 at the second junction and join the M25. That's the motorway that goes around the edge of London.
#Person2#: That's another 15 miles, so that's 22 miles total so far.
#Person1#: Then we drive west on the M25. we must be careful to turn in the right direction!
#Person2#: Then we drive on the M25. it turns south. When we reach exit 15, we turn left and go west along the M4.
#Person1#: Then we take the first Heathrow Airport. What's the total distance?
#Person2#: The journey around the M25 is 33 miles and then 3 extra miles to get to the airport. So how many miles is that together?
#Person1#: 22 miles to the M25, 33 miles on the M25, and 3 after that. That's a total of 58 miles, isn't it?
#Person2#: It shouldn't take us very long to cover that distance. Remember that we can go quite fast on the motor way.
#Person1#: We can only go fast on the motor ways if there isn't much traffic. I think we should allow ourselves plenty of time to get there. Being early is much better than being late. | #Person1# and #Person2# are checking the route from where they live to the airport according to an up-to-day map. #Person2# thinks it shouldn't take them long to cover that distance but #Person1# thinks they should allow themselves plenty of time to get there. |
#Person1#: Marissa, if your papers continue to be late, I will have to give you a failing grade for the course.
#Person2#: I'm sorry! I've been having a really hard semester.
#Person1#: You need to try a little harder, okay?
#Person2#: I know, I will. There's just been a lot going on lately. I'm moving out of my house, and my brother is in the hospital.
#Person1#: I'm sorry to hear that, but this is the 7th paper you've turned in late.
#Person2#: I promise I'll get the next one in on time. Just please don't fail me.
#Person1#: I'll give you one more chance, but just one. Don't let me down. | #Person1# warns Marissa that she should hand in the paper on time next time or she will fail the course. |
Jerry: What do you call a three-mast ship?
Kurt: No idea. A schooner maybe? Or a frigate?
Jerry: Isn't a frigate bigger than a schooner though?
Julius: If I remember correctly, the name doesn't depend on the number of masts but on the type of sails. What do you need it for, a crossword?
Jerry: No, we're on holidays in Cornwall, we've just seen a ship and now we're arguing what type of ship it was ;)
Julius: Oh, okay. Sorry, I can't help you without knowing more details. Better yet, take a pic and send it to me. | Jerry has seen a three-mast ship on holidays and wonders what that kind of ship is called. Julius and Kurt try to answer his question, but are not sure of the correct name. |
gods: Hello spirit! How is the supernatural world treating you?
spirit: better than the living one just waiting on my ticket to upstairs
gods: Does eternity ever get old?
spirit: well hopefully not once i get to heaven, pretty boring here in the temple though
gods: I am sure it is. What do you think of this?
spirit: still trying to get the hang of grabbing things as a ghost gotta concentrate more please forgive me
gods: Haha yes of course. I can hold it for now. Can you get a decent look of it now?
spirit: it is very beautiful worthy of someone such as yourself
gods: Thank you that's what i thought as well. It fits here inside the temple.
spirit: yes the sculptures and art here are all nice, not to bad of a place to spend the next 40 days
gods: Are you leaving in forty days?
spirit: yes i have to wait 40 days before i can go to heaven until then i wait patiently here
gods: Are you excited to go to heaven?
Summarize the dialogue | spirit is waiting for 40 days to go to heaven. He likes the sculptures and art in the temple. |
Ron: Hi Mike. Am I going to see you at the canteen today?
Mike: Hahaha. I don't think so.
Ron: Oh, I thought we had an appointment.
Mike: We did, but I don't think you'll be at the canteen yourself.
Ron: ???
Mike: It's closed today!
Ron: But why?
Mike: Haven't you got an email?
Ron: I don't think so.
Mike: I am sure you got it. You just never read them.
Ron: They go to spam I think.
Mike: There are some works at the canteen this week. No food!
Ron: Crap. I hate cooking.
Mike: Come to my place, I'll feed you.
Ron: Amazing! at 1?
Mike: ok! | Ron will come over to Mike's place for lunch at 1. |
#Person1#: I heard that you're going on your first date Friday night.
#Person2#: Are you angry, Lisa?
#Person1#: Angry? Why would I be?
#Person2#: Please don't tell my mom.
#Person1#: Come on. Dating is a part of young people's social life. Besides, you're sixteen already.
#Person2#: I'm glad that you see it that way.
#Person1#: Do you want to borrow my coat? I have a black coat that would look smashing on you.
#Person2#: Thank you so much, Lisa! | #Person2# is going to date. Lisa will keep it secret and gives her coat to #Person2#. |
person: Hello noble man What are you doing in the dancing hall.
nobles: we come here atimes to relax
person: I figured maybe you came for lessons. I am a very good teacher.
nobles: that is great, you can teach me then
person: I would be happy to sir. When would you like to start.
nobles: Today is not too late
person: Could you come back this evening. I have a class arriving in about a half hour. We wouldnt have enough time for a private leson.
nobles: You postpone the class and take me first! I am a noble
person: Sir Their are many nobles in my class. I will give you a lesson right after class if you wish. Ill give you the first class for free since you are so handsome.
nobles: That sounds like a great deal
person: Maybe after that you can take me out to dinner and tell me about the life of a nobleman.
nobles: That is too little to ask\
person: What do you mean by that. If you dont like me just say so. Dont play games with me.
Summarize the dialogue | Nobles are in the dancing hall to relax. Person will teach Nobles. Nobles will come back this evening for a lesson. Person will give Nobles the first lesson for free. Nobles will take Person out to dinner afterwards. |
#Person1#: What's your city like?
#Person2#: It's quite an interesting place to live. The best thing to do in my city is go shopping. There are several indoor and outdoor markets, department stores and shopping malls.
#Person1#: Is the traffic bad in the city centre?
#Person2#: Not really. Cars are not permitted in several parts of city centre, especially in the main shopping areas. The public transport system is pretty good.
#Person1#: What about restaurants and entertainment?
#Person2#: There are restaurants with food from all over the world. We have a small china-town near the city centre. There are many Indian, thai, and Italian restaurants all over the city centre. There are many s
#Person1#: Is there a lot of nightlife in your city?
#Person2#: There are several good clubs near the city centre. Many people in my city prefer something more cultural, so we several theatres and venues for classical music concerts and operas.
#Person1#: It sounds like a really exciting city to live in.
#Person2#: It is. I hope you'll have time to come for a visit soon. You really should come during the summer, when the weather is better and there's more happening outdoors. | #Person2# tells #Person1# #Person2#'s city is interesting. The best thing is to go shopping and the public transport system is good. There are restaurants with food from all over the world. #Person2# hopes #Person1# to come for a visit. |
#Person1#: Excuse me. I'm your new neighbor, Jack. I just moved in.
#Person2#: Oh. Yes?
#Person1#: I'm looking for a grocery store. Are there any around here?
#Person2#: Yes, there are some on Pine Street.
#Person1#: OK. And is there a laundromat near here?
#Person2#: Well, I think there's one across from the shopping center.
#Person1#: Thank you.
#Person2#: By the way, there's a barber shop in the shopping center, too.
#Person1#: A barber shop? ! | #Person2# tells #Person1# the location of a grocery store, a laundromat, and a barber shop. |
#Person1#: Can I help you?
#Person2#: I need to find this specific magazine, and I am not sure where to look for.
#Person1#: How old is the magazine? Is it a recent magazine less than a year old or is it an old magazine?
#Person2#: You need to know how old the magazine is to find it?
#Person1#: Yes, the more recent magazines are in the magazine reading room on the second floor, but after a year, magazines are tied together and kept on the third floor.
#Person2#: Well, the magazine I want to find is more than a year old, so that means I need to go to the second floor. Oh,excuse me, what am I saying, the third floor.
#Person1#: That's right, the third floor.
#Person2#: Thank you for your help. | #Person2# needs to find a magazine that is more than a year old. #Person1# tells #Person2# it's on the third floor. |
#Person1#: So, Lauren, I just wanted to talk to you quickly about our new customer support representative, Jason Huntley.
#Person2#: Sure, what's up?
#Person1#: Basically, I'Ve got a few concerns about him, and the bottom line is, I don't think he's a good fit for our company.
#Person2#: Okay. . . what makes you say that? I thought you were pleased with his overall performance. Didn't you just tell me last week how impressed you were with his attitude?
#Person1#: Yeah, his attitude is great, but he's really unreliable. Sometimes he's really productive, but then other times. . . take last Tuesday for instance, he was forty-five minutes late for our morning meeting!
#Person2#: Well, I'm sure he had a perfectly good reason. . .
#Person1#: But that's not the only thing. . . you know, he really doesn't have the best work ethic, I'm constantly catching him on MSN and Facebook when he should be talking to clients.
#Person2#: Yeah, but come on, Geoff, as if you don't check Facebook at work. Look, you hired this guy, we'Ve invested a lot of time and money in his training, so now it's up to you to coach him. Make it work, Geoff! | Geoff tells Lauren Geoff thinks their new customer support representative Jason is unreliable and doesn't have the best work ethic. Lauren suggests Geoff coach Jason because they've invested a lot in Jason. |
a young girl: Ah!
monster: You scared little girl?!
a young girl: You talk?
monster: Well of course, how else am I supposed to communicate?
a young girl: I didn't know monsters could talk!
monster: I wasn't always like this you know...
a young girl: What do you mean?
monster: I used to be a normal village folk before I was invaded and cursed. Now everyone is scared of me and all I can do is pillage and plunder.
a young girl: Who cursed you?
monster: It was the kings assistant, the master wizard. He's the real monster here!
a young girl: That's terrible! Are you hungry? I can give you some of my grain.
monster: I would appreciate that. Thank you kind lady.
a young girl: Here you go. I'm very sorry about what the master wizard did to you.
monster: You're the nicest person I've met in a while. Maybe there is still hope for me.
Summarize the dialogue | monster was a normal village folk before he was invaded and cursed. The master wizard is the real monster. The girl gives the monster some of her grain. |
bishop: How can I help you? Any confession to make?
priest: ah dear bishop what brings you to my small church/
bishop: Nothing actually, just touring.
priest: hmm how have you been recently?
bishop: Very good! How about you?
priest: i am good it is hard work but i do not mind
bishop: How's the church?
priest: it has been well, it can be hard by myself
bishop: Are you the only priest here?
priest: yes i am, its quite a small town
bishop: I must say the painting can still make you feel!
priest: yes i know what you mean
bishop: Coming to this church is really making me feel closer to God.
Summarize the dialogue | bishop is touring and he is impressed with the church. |
Ola: I'm tired
Jody: Me too
Sam: Such a long day
Ola: Should we call it a day?
Jody: I think so
Sam: We just need to upload it to the server
Sam: Let's start uploading
Sam: Then we can take a little break
Ola: It will take at least one hour to finish uploading
Jody: I guess we won't be home early
Sam: I'm waiting for you in the hall
Sam: Come downstairs
Sam: We will go for a walk | Ola and Jody are tired. They need to upload files to the server. Sam wants to go for a walk with Jody and Ola. He is waiting in the hall downstairs. |
Mandy: buy some water on your way home
Lisa: ok, sth else?
Mandy: no, thanks | At Mandy's request, Lisa will buy some water on her way home. |
rat: Okay look, I am just here because I want some crumbs to eat.
guard: Ah I'm afraid you're in the wrong place then. You don't want any of the slop they're feeding the prisoners.
rat: I've found that there is a good deal down here, for whatever reason.
guard: Interesting. Perhaps there's been some contraband getting through...I'll tell you what. If you help me catch the smugglers, I'll give you all the crumbs you can eat.
rat: I can certainly do that, sir. How do you propose we do this?
guard: Well you're certainly small enough to slip in under the barbs and whatnot. Just go on in and sniff out any good morsels and report back where you found them. I can handle the rest.
rat: Can do, sir! Any areas to focus on?
guard: Well there's a fellow I've been suspicious about. An old bald man missing his left eye. His cell is in the very back.
Summarize the dialogue | rat wants to eat some crumbs in the prison. Guard offers him a reward to help him catch the smugglers. |
#Person1#: I would like to buy a ticket to New York please.
#Person2#: When do you plan to travel?
#Person1#: I'd like to pack my bags and leave tonight.
#Person2#: Are you aware that without two weeks advance notice prices will be very high?
#Person1#: Yes I know, but I just got the chance to leave and so I am going to take it no matter what.
#Person2#: I understand. So that's one ticket to New York, and you'll be departing tonight. Will that be one-way or round trip?
#Person1#: I wish I could stay there, but unfortunately it will have to be a round trip ticket.
#Person2#: When would you like to return?
#Person1#: My return date will be the 14th.
#Person2#: OK. I have several seats available. Would you like a window seat or an aisle seat?
#Person1#: Anything but a center seat is fine with me. The middle seat drives me crazy!
#Person2#: OK Mr. Lee. I have you booked on flight 513 leaving on the 5th at 11:00 pm and arriving in New York on the 6th at 6
#Person1#: Will there be any layovers?
#Person2#: No, all flights are direct.
#Person1#: Perfect! I'm afraid to ask, but how much is it?
#Person2#: $ 800 dollars. | #Person2# helps Mr. Lee book a round-trip ticket to New York departing tonight and returning on the 14th. Mr. Lee doesn't want a center seat and asks about the price. |
hunting dog: woooof wooof
servant: Dumb dog. Are you as simple as you look? My life is hard, yet you seem to enjoy life in its simplest form.
hunting dog: woooof..wooof..*licks servant face*
servant: Make yourself useful then. Go clean those imposing statues on either side of the path.
hunting dog: wooof wooof..i can clean. iwant to play
servant: Fine then dog, play. I'll start by plucking these weeds.
hunting dog: wooof woooof
servant: Simple dog. How I miss my family. Spending all day working and with such base companions as yourself
hunting dog: woooof..woooof..You will see them soon
servant: I would like to hope so, but not if I slack on my chores.
hunting dog: wooof wooof
servant: At least the day is warm and I am not freezing in this outdoor work
Summarize the dialogue | hunting dog wants to play with servant. The servant will start by plucking the weeds. |
farmer: Well no...no one is out to steal a simple farmer such as myself.
calf: So nobody really wants you? Maybe it's because you let poor cows like me get stolen!
farmer: I don't let anything get stolen, hence the reason for the branding...
calf: Oh yeah I guess that makes sense. Maybe you could figure out a better way because I dont want to get branded.
farmer: Yes let me just put up a sign that states please do not touch the cows, surely that will ward off thieves.
calf: Oh wow that's such a great idea!! You're so smart! I'm lucky to have a master like you! Do you already have a sign that says "Dont steal me please" so that you don't get stolen? Im sure I would steal you if you dont!
farmer: Oh yes, I wear it around all the time....
calf: Haha great! Ill go meet mommy now. Thanks for not branding me master!
Summarize the dialogue | The farmer doesn't want to get stolen. He will put up a sign saying "Please do not touch the cows" to ward off thieves. |
butler: Hello
king: Hello butler, can you please polish my crown
butler: I will do that immediately your highness
king: Thank you sir
butler: I will be back in a moment.
king: Sounds good
butler: Let me get your favourite drink while I do that.
king: I would appreciate that, I like a merlot
butler: Very well sire!
king: That was well done, thank you
butler: Here sire.. It is ready
king: Perfectly done
butler: And hope you enjoy your drink?
Summarize the dialogue | king wants his crown polished. Butler will do that and get him a merlot. |
#Person1#: Could you bring me an English newspaper?
#Person2#: Certainly, sir. I'll bring one as soon as possible. Would you like an evening newspaper tonight, too?
#Person1#: No, that's alright. How much will it be?
#Person2#: It's free, sir.
#Person1#: Fine. Oh, would you get me some cigarettes as well, if that's not too much trouble?
#Person2#: That's no trouble at all, sir. Which kind would you prefer?
#Person1#: Malboro.
#Person2#: How many packets do you need, sir?
#Person1#: The 2 please.
#Person2#: Could you have $10 ready, please?
#Person1#: Sure.
#Person2#: Thank you, sir. We'll bring you the newspaper and cigarettes as soon as possible. | #Person1# asks #Person2# to bring an English newspaper and 2 packets of Malboro cigarettes which costs $10. |
Beatrix: <file_photo>
Beatrix: 😍
Beatrix: He was sitting on my lap
Catriona: Ohhhh
Catriona: Where is that? 😍
Beatrix: Elenas dog 😊
Catriona: Cuteeee
Beatrix: Very sweet
Beatrix: He's running all over the place
Beatrix: Hahaha
Catriona: 😂
Catriona: Crazy dog
Beatrix: <file_photo>
Beatrix: 😂🤭
Catriona: 😍😍
Catriona: I cooked this today
Catriona: <file_photo>
Beatrix: Yum!
Catriona: It's so good
Catriona: It's only missing some mushrooms
Beatrix: It looks similar to mine, the one I cooked last week
Catriona: I made it very simple
Beatrix: Looks good though
Beatrix: Enjoy!
Catriona: 😋😋 | Beatrix's dog is running everywhere and Catriona cooked this today. |
Susie: I called mum and told het to buy ice skates for Tony
Susie: you know those cute tiny ones
Susie: :)
Ed: which ones?
Susie: <file_other>
Ed: oooh these ones
Ed: yeah I guess they're all right
Susie: and i was thinking maybe this year we could take Tim to the lessons as well
Ed: definitely we could! | Susie's mum will buy ice skates for Tony. Susie and Ed will take him to ice skating lessons this year. |
#Person1#: What date would you like to depart, sir?
#Person2#: Do you have any seats for September 16th?
#Person1#: Let's see... I'm afraid the 16th is fully booked. But I have seats for the 17th.
#Person2#: The 17th will be fine.
#Person1#: And what date will you be returning?
#Person2#: Hmm, I guess on the 28th.
#Person1#: Okay, you ' re booked on American Airlines flight 710, departing JFK at 6:40 p. m. on September 17th. Your return flight is flight 711, departing London ' s Heathrow Airport at 11:15 a. m. on September 28th.
#Person2#: Sounds good. Thanks a lot. | #Person1# is assisting #Person2# in booking round-trip flight tickets to London. |
#Person1#: I think I've looked everywhere, but I haven't seen a swimming pool here.
#Person2#: This hotel has no full-size pool, but we do have swim stations in our gym.
#Person1#: Swim stations? Whoever heard of such a thing?
#Person2#: You swim in a swim station just like you run on a treadmill.
#Person1#: All that exercise in a little pool! Do I have to pay anything?
#Person2#: The swim stations are available to all guests for no charge.
#Person1#: Very good. Now can you tell me the hours of operation?
#Person2#: They're available anytime between 7 a. m. and 10 p. m. , seven days a week.
#Person1#: Wow! I can't wait to change into my trunks!
#Person2#: The swim stations are very popular, sir. I hope you don't find a line down there. | #Person2# tells #Person1# the hotel has a swim station available to all guests without charges. #Person1#'s excited about it. |
Jen: Seems I might have acquired a slave by accident.
Jane: How do you acquire a slave by accident?
Jen: By trolling the internet of course! LOL
Jen: It's amusing. Not sure if I'm into it though but it good fun for the moment.
Jane: Careful you always break all your toys ;-)
Jen: You're right... LOL
Jane: Somewhere in the deep dark corners of the web there's a room full of broken men with your name scrawled across their bodies.
Jen: Hahaha!
Jen: I'm not that evil ;-)
Jen: Well... maybe... sometimes...
Jane: That's what all witches say ;-)
Jane: So what's this new one like?
Jen: Submissive...
Jane: Obviously LOL
Jen: A bit dim witted but OK to look at.
Jane: Good eye candy never hurt anyone!
Jen: It certainly helps if the brains are not there.
Jane: Ain't that the truth!
Jen: I better run. I said I'd meet him for dinner tonight at 8pm.
Jane: Good luck! Have fun! | Jen met a guy online. She wants to date him for fun. She is having dinner with him tonight at 8 PM. |
#Person1#: How long have you been living in this city, Jack?
#Person2#: Let me see. I came to this city when I was 23 years old. So 5 years now.
#Person1#: Do you like living in the big city?
#Person2#: Not so much. Air pollution has become such a big problem here now.
#Person1#: So do you want to move to the countryside?
#Person2#: No. Life there is really slow and boring, and here in the city we can get fresh vegetables and even some rare kinds of fruit. How I wish the air in the city could be fresher. Perhaps, it could be if there were fewer cars.
#Person1#: I don't think it's that easy to solve the pollution problem.
#Person2#: So, how long have you been living here?
#Person1#: I moved here from the countryside only 2 years ago. But I'm already tired of the life here?
#Person2#: Do you want to move back to the countryside?
#Person1#: No. As you said, life in the countryside can be boring.
#Person2#: So will you keep living here?
#Person1#: No. I'm considering moving to a smaller city. You know, a city with fresher air and better traffic. | Though Jack hates the air pollution in the city, he thinks country life is slow and boring. #Person1# agrees with him and considers moving to a smaller city. |
Mohammed: Thanks again for the party
Mohammed: It was the best wedding I've been to!!
Edward: Thanks for coming!
Mohammed: The music was amazing
Mohammed: The food delicious
Mohammed: And the atmosphere just magical
Edward: Thank you :-) | Mohammed had an amazing time at Edward's wedding. |
#Person1#: Good afternoon, may I help you, sir?
#Person2#: Could you do me a favor please and change this note for me?
#Person1#: Don't you want to buy anything in my shop?
#Person2#: Sorry, I just need some change. I have got to phone someone.
#Person1#: OK. Let me see if I can help you.
#Person2#: That's very kind of you.
#Person1#: I'm sorry, but I'm rather short of change myself. But there is a bank next to the park. You can get some there.
#Person2#: Well, thank you all the same. | #Person1# asks #Person2# for some change. #Person2# is also short of change and suggests going to the bank instead. |
Osmond: anybodys driving to the city before noon
Talcott: not me. still drunk after last nite
Kipling: oh man you did get sloshed
Osmond: Kip you goin to city?
Kipling: not b4 2am sry
Fleming: i can help u out
Osmond: oh cool cheers. what time?
Fleming: 11 is any good?
Osmond: perfect
Fleming: ok then. ur place 11 | Fleming will be at Osmond place at 11 to drive him to the city. |
#Person1#: This is IBA Bank, Claire speaking, how may I help you?
#Person2#: Oh, hello, yes, arm. . . I've just lost my bank stuff.
#Person1#: I'm sorry, could you be a little more specific?
#Person2#: You know my bank stuff. My card, my book. . .
#Person1#: OK, I will have to take some details from you. Could you tell me your name, please?
#Person2#: Jim Chan. The account's in my name. Is that all you need to know?
#Person1#: Not quite, Sir. We will need to also know the account number, the deposited amount and your PIN number. You will also have to come in and fill out some forms. | Jim Chan lost his bank stuff and asks help from Claire. Claire tells him they need to know his specific personal information and he needs to come in and fill out some forms. |
war officer: My apologies, Merlin
wizard: Hm. Yes. Well it's alright, man, no need to look so chastened. Now what's the new dire emergency that can't wait?
war officer: A group on villains are plotting to invade and overthrow the king.
wizard: Oh? Just mortal men? No demons or evil witches or even a zombie or two to keep things interesting?
war officer: Nope. Mere mortals, Merlin. I'm sure you're overqualified, but we could really use your help. Here's what we've got so far.
wizard: Hm, well, a hair or two of the plotters would have been helpful, but this will do. I should have time to whip up a protective potion and still have time to finish up my embroidery before bedtime.
war officer: You're amazing, Merlin! The king will be so pleased.
Summarize the dialogue | The war officer informs Merlin that a group of villains are plotting to invade and overthrow the king. Merlin will make a potion to protect the king. |
family: Come closer, let me rub your fur
a beautiful calico cat napping beside the coat rack: Meow, yes please!
family: #Rubs fur# you looks so adorable
a beautiful calico cat napping beside the coat rack: Thank you, meowww!
family: Have you a master ?
a beautiful calico cat napping beside the coat rack: No, meow, I just roam the village, meow!
family: You should stay with me then. I promise to take good care of you
a beautiful calico cat napping beside the coat rack: Meow, are you sure? I'd still like to roam the village even if so, meow!
family: You are permitted to. You can come here to sleep at night
a beautiful calico cat napping beside the coat rack: That would be so perfect to have somewhere warm to sleep, meow. Thank you. Meow!
family: Will you like some milk
a beautiful calico cat napping beside the coat rack: I've never had it before, meow.
Summarize the dialogue | a beautiful calico cat is napping beside the coat rack. She doesn't have a master and roams the village. She will sleep at the family's place at night. |
Shawn: @Lizzie, @Jacob, you need antyhing? I'm at Tesco's
Lizzie: im fine tx
Jacob: yeah
Jacob: get me some cheese, will u?
Shawn: sure thing
Jacob: tx a lot | Shawn will buy cheese for Jacob in Tesco. |
milk maid: If I did, I wouldn't tell you! Stop stealing and get a job.
thief: Hey, i have a coin here, i can buy us a drink. I don't like confrontation so please don't judge me before we get to know each other.
milk maid: No one's ever offered to buy me a drink, before.
thief: How about it?
milk maid: Sure. But only one. I'm waiting on my brother to finish his shift.
thief: Where about's does your brother live and what'll it be ? I heard they do a great frothy craft beer!
milk maid: Oh, across the hill over here. Fruit wine, for me. Thank you.
thief: Does he work late? And ok, i'll have the same.
milk maid: Seriously? I thought you were trying to be good.
thief: These tables didn't overturn themselves
Summarize the dialogue | thief wants to buy milk maid a drink but she refuses. thief will buy milk maid a fruit wine and milk maid's brother will finish his shift soon. |
Industrial Designer: What what would be on that touch screen ? Because you said earlier that we have to think about company colours and logo or something or motto I can not remember exactly what you said
User Interface: We put fashion into electronics
Project Manager: W it is my understanding that if you were going to do a skin you would need to have some way for people to download or import skins into the remote control
Marketing: Right and then you are dealing with ports and cords and
Project Manager: I think that that one m might just be and they just I think that one might just be out of the range for this particular a PDA would they would makes a lot of sense for a PDA because you are going to be using it to connect up to things anyway but I do not know what do you guys think ?
Industrial Designer: Think we just need to come up with a nice black and red interface on the touch screen
User Interface: I I am I am in agreement with that I am wondering how we are going to get we put fashion into electronics onto this device
Marketing: Well but if we are going to use a touch screen where it is going to come on like on your cell phone it will have your your carrier provider name come up first like while it is loading and then it goes away perhaps it could be like a temporary Comes on every time you turn it on and then that is it because it is a bit much to have it like engraved on the back or something I think
User Interface: I am hoping for a subliminal maybe half a millisecond as it turns on
Project Manager: I know I d it seems like it would suffice to have just the RR on there
Industrial Designer: People are not going to want their remote to boot up and to see flashing things come on
Marketing: If it comes from above
Industrial Designer: They just want it to be on and ready to go
Project Manager: Well fair enough and that would help the battery life too and if it the remote they do have to press a button for the remote to turn on But then again who wants to turn on a remote control Kind of if i
User Interface: Well all you have to do is touch the screen and it automatically goes on
Project Manager: to wake up or go into like a dormant mode
User Interface: Yep Goes into a sleep mode
Project Manager: Oh I like that I like the idea of putting the logo in the boot up screen nice cool so any last things before we break ? Alright Fair enough Sounds good | In terms of putting fashion into the electronics, this is both their slogan and their design target. Apart from the company colour of black and red, the Project Manager came up with the idea of providing skins for the users. But the members were not in favour of this idea for that the work would be huge, at the same time, they were inspired to add the logo on the boot-up screen and introduce a dormant mode because most people do not want the remote to be flashing when the TV is on. |
Scott: How's it going.
Paul: I feel down today.
Tom: Why is it so?
Paul: 3 years gone today since my dad passed away.
Scott: I had no idea:(
Paul: This was one of our last photos together.
Scott: You look all the best mates.
Paul: Those day we were.
Tom: Thinking of you buddy.
Sam: Me too. Thinking of you and your family today.
Adam: What a great photo.
Paul: Thanks, guys.
Sam: Top man your dad, Paul. Helped me massively throughout my younger years playing grade and forever thankful.
Tom: Forever in my heart.
Sam: Forever in all our hearts. I always loved and admired him as many did.
Adam: Don't worry, sending hugs. Want to have a beer?
Paul: Not today. Prefer to stay home.
Sam: The pain never goes away.
Tom: Lucky to have such a good memories.
Paul: Thanks, guys. | It's been 3 years since Paul's father died. |
Karen: you know that road from the swimming pool to Waitrose?
Peter: yeah?
Karen: What is happening there?
Peter: Dunno. What do you mean?
Karen: It's all blocked of and vans everywhere
Peter: Is it ambulances and stuff?
Karen: Don't think so, I didn't see any lights or anything
Peter: what kind of vans then?
Karen: I don't know, those big white ones, like work vans
Peter: maybe repairs to something?
Karen: yeah I guess so
Karen: either way I would avoid it if I were you, I got pretty stuck after yoga
Karen: what time are you leaving anyway?
Peter: Not until 6 at the earliest, got to finish this presentation for the repairs team tomorrow
Karen: I thought Joe was going to finish that?
Peter: No Eileen wanted me to do it...
Karen: Cause she knows you won't say no?
Peter: Or because Joe did a pretty crappie job last time
Karen: True. let me know if you need any help.
Peter: I'm almost done, thanks though.
Karen: see you in a bit | Karen got stuck on the road from the swimming pool to Waitrose so wants Peter to avoid it. Peter is not leaving until 6 as he he has to finish his presentation. Karen will see Peter in a bit. |
#Person1#: Could you tell me the time of the last plane to Hong Kong this evening?
#Person2#: There's one at 10:15, but it's fully booked, I think.
#Person1#: Then the time of the first plane tomorrow morning?
#Person2#: The first plane leaves at 8:15.
#Person1#: Can you tell me when it arrives so that I can ask my secretary to come and meet me?
#Person2#: It arrives at 11:15 but maybe a little late because of the bad weather.
#Person1#: Well, I wonder if you'd let me know if there's any change on that flight, I'd appreciate it.
#Person2#: Yes, of course. What's your room number?
#Person1#: 108. Thank you. | #Person1# asks #Person2# about the timetable of the planes. #Person2# says #Person2# will let #Person1# know if there's any change on the flight. |
Josh: Woo! I got a job!
Josh: At least until the end of the year!
Peter: At the place you were an intern?
Josh: Still am.
Josh: Interning until 17th of May, working properly afterwards.
Peter: Nice!
Peter: Do you think it can last longer then "until the end of the year"?
Josh: It may.
Josh: It depends on many, many things.
Peter: Well as long as there is a chance.
Josh: I've been unemployed for over a year.
Josh: I'll dance through fire even to get a six month job :D
Peter: Just don't tell them that.
Peter: They might use the idea for the initiation process :P
Josh: :D
Josh: I'm just happy that I don't have to fill out job applications anymore.
Josh: At least until next year :D
Peter: It's like Professor Farnsworth used to say
Peter: good news everyone - and then chaos happens ;)
Josh: I'm slightly mortified.
Josh: I'll need to start filling reports and actually doing something during the day...
Josh: Also slightly longer days, I think.
Peter: And after 2 months of that you'll be like - oh god why do I have to stay here ;)
Josh: Dunno. I suppose getting paid helps with that problem ;)
Peter: It's the only thing that keeps you there :P
Josh: That and free coffee! | Josh got a job contract, lasting until the end of the year. It's the company which had employed him earlier as an intern. |
#Person1#: Julie, John asked me to talk to you?
#Person2#: I don't want to speak to him.
#Person1#: Look, Julie, John's really sorry about it.
#Person2#: I'm sorry about it, too.
#Person1#: Will you just let me tell you his side of the story?
#Person2#: I'm not interested. He promised to meet me at the restaurant, but he didn't come. I don't want to see him again.
#Person1#: But, Julie, his car had broken down.
#Person2#: So? There is a telephone in the restaurant.
#Person1#: But that's the point. He tried to phone, but he couldn't get through.
#Person2#: I don't believe he tried.
#Person1#: Yes, he did. He came to my flat. Do you believe me?
#Person2#: Yes, I'll talk to him. Listen, I'm going to be late for work, I'll meet him at five to six in the square.
#Person1#: Thanks, Julie. He'll be really happy. And I promise he'll be here. | #Person1# tells Julie that John didn't come to the restaurant, as he promised, because his car broke down. John tried to phone Julie but he couldn't get through. Julie agrees to talk to John later. |
the king: You are a nuisance. Why do you think pillows are food?
a grazing milk cow in the background: Because they are tasty?
the king: Ugh can you just stand there and be quiet?
a grazing milk cow in the background: This looks tasty too.
the king: You pooped on my favorite rug!!!
a grazing milk cow in the background: Well, and in a few more places on the way here. Your servants were very unhappy.
the king: You need to be put down.
a grazing milk cow in the background: That's what the servants said about you as well.
the king: Really? Which one?
a grazing milk cow in the background: All of them, whenever you are out of earshot. Apparently there are rumours of revolution among the peasantry. But that's none of my business.
the king: I feel like you are lying to me cow.
Summarize the dialogue | the king is angry with the cow because it pooped on his rug and a few more places. |
Doug: Hey
Tessa: Hi there
Doug: So how did it go in London?
Tessa: Great! I was actually quite surprised. This might sound crazy but the air actually seemed much cleaner than in Warsaw, so it was almost like a trip to the countryside. The weather was almost good, too
Doug: Ha ha I see. And how was Mike?
Tessa: Oh that was quite a surprise as well. Very polite, generous, I would even say "caring". A different person, really
Doug: This IS a surprise
Tessa: Totally! Who would expect that? Certainly not me lol
Doug: Will you be visiting again soon?
Tessa: Soon-ish, depending on the budget
Doug: I see. Anyway, it was nice to hear from you. I'm glad all has been well for you!
Tessa: Thanks for writing. I'll be in touch. xx | Tessa liked her trip to London, because of Mike and the quality of air. |
parent: What beautiful flora.
insects: Hi parent. Can you jump
parent: Hold the flower and I'll try!
insects: Thank you. I can't jump. My mom never taught me.
parent: I can jump! I'm sorry to hear that. I am a parent and you have reminded me to teach that to my kids!
insects: My parents didn't teach me much. They said I'm too simple minded.
parent: Oh no, and in a meadow where there is so much to inspire and learn and they didn't let you grow!!
insects: It's okay! I am hungry. Any other insects for me to eat?!
parent: hmm I can't see too many but that is because they are all riding up the lush grass!
insects: Go get me one. NOW.
parent: Hey that is not very nice! What about a flower?
insects: But..I can't eat flower.
parent: Not with that attitude!
Summarize the dialogue | insects are hungry. They want to eat a flower, but parent refuses. |
alligator: I am an alligator, the price for helping you will be a leg
child: You cannot have my leg!!!! I do have this treat though. I was going to give it to my dog, but if you help, I'll let you have it.
alligator: Climb onto that stone and I will help you. You can get onto my back from there.
child: The stone is so big, how can I climb up it? Oh, I have this rope!
alligator: if you don't hurry you will die of pneumonia
child: I'm on! Get me to the other side and you can have your treat! I think it's peanut butter flavored.
alligator: Apparently I wish to hug you back, okay let's go. We are now on the other side, hurry to your mom
child: Don't forget your treat! Thank you so much!
alligator: Thank you child
child: You better get back in the water, the rabid wolf is coming for you!
Summarize the dialogue | alligator will help the child to cross the river. The child will give the alligator a treat. |
Josh: dude? cough syrup?
Bane: yea come get it
Josh: which is it?
Bane: the one i borrowed from YOU xD
Josh: oh | Bane borrowed a cough syrup from Josh. Now Josh needs it. |
bat: Get out of here, stranger! This is my cave.
caveman: I am looking for refuge, this is where I have been laying my head for weeks
bat: Well, we're going to need to set some ground rules if you're going to be staying here for a while.
caveman: What rules you want to set
bat: Well, for starters, my family and I like to keep it dark, so if you could keep any torchlight to a minimum that would be great.
caveman: I understand, I will try sometimes but sometimes I need the light
bat: Try and keep it away from the ceiling then, that's where we usually stay.
caveman: Okay I will do as you say
Summarize the dialogue | caveman is looking for refuge in the bat's cave. The bat wants him to keep the light to a minimum. |
Emma: Wanna go for a hike??
Ron: Idk.. you going ?? I am free this weekend..
Emma: Get ready at 0600 on Saturday..
Ron: say no more | Emma and Ron will go hiking this weekend. They meet at 6 a.m. on Saturday. |
cook: Ahhh, smell that in the air? It's dinner tonight.
boar: Yes what are you making me?
cook: Why, fresh boar of course!
boar: But I am the kings favorite boar!
cook: And now you will be his favorite meal.
boar: I would not concur with that staterment.
cook: I shall make roasted boar tonight.
boar: Taste my tusks!
cook: You will not win.
boar: We shall see about that, you are but a cook. I am a wild beast.
cook: Aiiee. Someone quick, come stab this boar!!
boar: Giving up already are we human?
cook: Never! You will make the most delicious stew!
Summarize the dialogue | boar is the king's favorite boar. The cook will make roasted boar tonight. |
deity: Oh nice, now I have a cross to go with this ring. There is nothing I desire from you mortals except for the offering of men
acolyte: Offering of men as in the killing of them?
deity: Yes, Acolyte. It is the only way to protect the women and faeries!
acolyte: Well I don't care about the faeries but I'd like to protect the women. Why do you demand so much violence?
deity: It is the way of us goddesses. We are all-knowing and all-seeing. we know how the men are so violent
acolyte: So what is the point of incence and holy water then if all you want is for us to kill each other?
deity: That is to help protect the faeries.
acolyte: How does that work exactly?
deity: It keeps all the possessed men away from here of course.
Summarize the dialogue | deity wants the acolyte to kill men to protect women and faeries. |
#Person1#: Hey. John. This looks a great party. [Yeah!] Thanks for inviting me.
#Person2#: No problem. Glad you could make it. Hey. Have you met any of the famous guests so far?
#Person1#: Uh, no. Who exactly?
#Person2#: Well, there is Gregorio Zuttlemisterburger ... [Who?]. Ah. They call him the 'Grip' for short.
#Person1#: Who in the world is he?
#Person2#: You've never heard of him? [No.] He's the world famous snake trainer ... He's never met a snake he couldn't train to dance and hiss at the same time.
#Person1#: Seriously? Where is he?
#Person2#: Uh, he's the tall guy over there in the purple jacket and green pants. He probably has a snake or two with him tonight.
#Person1#: Huh?
#Person2#: And then there is Georgina, the Great.
#Person1#: Georgina ... and great for what?
#Person2#: Are you serious? You've never heard of her? She is the world's greatest arm wrestler. I mean, World champion. She's the petite woman next to the fireplace with the bright yellow dress and the tennis shoes.
#Person1#: I thought you said famous people ... like, like people we all know.
#Person2#: And, and there is Brad Pitt ...
#Person1#: Now, there's someone I recognize ...
#Person2#: ... the captain of the national Yo-Yo team [What?]. Yeah. He's the short, stocky man sitting at the table wearing the black and red checkered shirt. I'm sure he'd do a few tricks for you if you asked.
#Person1#: Uh, no thank you. I think I've had enough entertainment for one evening.
#Person2#: Okay. | #Person1# comes to John's party. John tells #Person1# about the famous guests at the party including the world-famous snake trainer Gregorio Zuttlemisterburger, the world's greatest arm wrestler Georgina and the captain of the national Yo-Yo team. |
#Person1#: Hi, may I get you anything to drink?
#Person2#: Yes, please. May I get a glass of lemonade?
#Person1#: Would you like an appetizer?
#Person2#: May I get an order of barbeque wings?
#Person1#: Sure, would you like anything else?
#Person2#: That'll be fine for now, thank you.
#Person1#: Okay, tell me when you want to order the rest of your food.
#Person2#: Excuse me. I'm ready to order.
#Person1#: What would you like?
#Person2#: Let me have the baby-back ribs.
#Person1#: Sure, will there be anything else that I can get you?
#Person2#: That will be it for now. | #Person2# is ordering lemonade, barbeque wings, and baby-back ribs, and #Person1# serves #Person2# gently. |
seagull: I'll show you who's the best fisherman. I'll fly out to sea and catch YOU a fish.
fisherman: Ha! Seeing as you're the "noblest" and "priviledged" bird, do you even remember how to fish for yourself?
seagull: HAH...I'll show you. Here...hold my magic feather.
fisherman: Magic feather? What does it do? I don't like witchcraft.
seagull: Just hold it and I'll return with a fish for you and your family.
fisherman: Ok, but what if I wave it like this?
seagull: Here I go out to sea to get a fish for the fisherman and his family. Here is your fish...fisherman. May I please have my magic feather back?
fisherman: I'll catch you and keep you and the magic feather!
seagull: I took my feather from you because you fisherman are not an honorable man. I went to sea and brought you back a fish!
Summarize the dialogue | fisherman is angry with the seagull because he took his magic feather. |
Frank: what will be for dinner?
Claire: nothing special
Frank: can you try to do something good?
Claire: my dinners are always good
Frank: i meant something better than frozen pizza
Claire: if you dont like my pizza you can cook
Frank: pizza sounds great | Claire frequently serves frozen pizza for dinner. |
priest: yes, i need you to help me get one of those robes on the shelf
servant: Sure, My Priest! Do we have a ceremony today?
priest: No at all, I'm trying on a new robe for the new ceremony. My old robe got torn
servant: This one is beautiful, My priest. Do you like it or should I put more details?
priest: That one should be good, let me have it
servant: Sure.. My priest... if you see my family in the ceremony, can you give my love to them? It's been a while since I've seen them
priest: Why don't you come around and see them yourself?
servant: The king forbids me to see them since the last incident. The guards beat me... you can still see the marks on my back...
priest: Oh, i see what if i plead on your behalf with the king?
servant: Please do, My Priest! I will truly grateful for the rest of my life!
priest: I'll surely do, what brings you here by the way?
Summarize the dialogue | priest needs a new robe for the ceremony. The old one got torn. The servant will help him try on the new robe. The king forbids the servant to see his family. The priest will plead for the servant. |
Mandy: i want to win in a lottery
Mary: why?
Mandy: obvious?
Mandy: to have money
Mandy: and no problems
Mary: money doesnt mean no problems
Mandy: but its better to cry in a Porshe than in Volkswagen :P | Mandy wants to win a lottery and have a lot of money. She believes money can fix problems, unlike Mary. |
priest: Whats the noise?
choirboy: Oh, sorry Priest! I got soap in my eyes....it stung, and it made me yelp a little...
priest: Hope you got to wash it all out.
choirboy: Yes, Father. I didn't mean to disturb your bath.
priest: That is alright.
choirboy: It's so warm in here. Do you think we could add a bath house to the back of the church?
priest: That might be possible it we receive charitible donations.
choirboy: Oh that would be the greatest! A private bath! Then I wouldn't have to worry about being too noisy...
priest: That would be nice.
choirboy: How many donations do you think we'd need?
priest: Depends on the size of the bath.
choirboy: Yes, I suppose that's fair. What about a really biiiiiig bath?
priest: That might not be possible, only a modest bath should be appropriate.
Summarize the dialogue | choirboy got soap in his eyes and yelped. He wants to build a bath house at the church. It might be possible if they receive charitible donations. |
queen: What a pretty horse!
horse: Neigh. Come ride on me.
queen: What is such a pretty horse doing in a town like this? Would you like to come live on the royal farms?
horse: I like hay.
queen: Your a well tempered horse. I think you will fit in niceley at the stables. Now we must find your owner so i can purchase you.
horse: Please get on my back.
queen: Such a playful horse! Don't worry, we will get a saddle on you soon!
horse: I like bare back!
queen: We will get you the finest saddle in the land.
horse: Until then, you may ride me as I am.
queen: You silly horse, I cannot ride you with out a saddle. I am a queen, and that is very un-queen like.
horse: Take a day off.
queen: I wish i could but I'm afraid it doesnt work that way.
Summarize the dialogue | horse wants to come to the royal farms. The queen wants to buy him. |
thief: Oh heavens no, who would do such a thing. Say you have not seen any valuables around have you?
villager: No, no, mostly I see a lot of... fungus. My canteen is very valuable to ME, but I don't think that counts. Are you buying from the witch? One of those "pickers" I've heard about?
thief: Yes, you haven't seen her around have you?
villager: Not at all! I didn't even know she lived her. Is she a forgiving woman? I didn't mean to trespass, I hope she won't be angry.
thief: Who knows, doesn't seem to be anything here I think I will try elsewhere.
villager: Oh no, she will be so disappointed you didn't find anything for your shop. Did she not give you leave to survey her house, or garden? It looks like she must have moved the items she was going to sell you from in this hut to prevent mildew.
Summarize the dialogue | thief was looking for valuables in the witch's house. The witch moved the items she was going to sell to the thief to the hut to prevent mildew. |
creature: hello
Summarize the dialogue | Creature: hello |
#Person1#: Good morning, everyone. In the studio today we have Steve Jackson, who's going to tell us about his recent trip to the Antarctic. So Steve, what was it like? Did you freeze?
#Person2#: No, I didn't. While I was there, the temperature was about 7 degrees and I found it quite comfortable. It can get storming in the Antarctic but the seas were calm.
#Person1#: I guess you should take warm clothes.
#Person2#: Well, you really need that. But what I found most useful was dark sunglasses. The sun can get really strong with the reflection of the snow and the ice.
#Person1#: What were the other passengers like?
#Person2#: All the atmosphere aboard the ship was great. The crews were mainly American and they did their best to get everyone to mix.
#Person1#: Did you come across any people apart from your fellow tourists?
#Person2#: Yes, a few of the scientists at a research station. They gave his coffee and biscuits one morning.
#Person1#: What's your best memory of the trip?
#Person2#: Hard to say really. There are so many. We saw a lot of wildlife, but I guess what I most treasured is the large variety of birds we saw.
#Person1#: I guess the area was totally untouched before the scientists arrived.
#Person2#: Well, actually there used to be a booming fishing industry in the area at one time. But all that's left are some deserted buildings now. No old boats are machines or anything like that, though. | Steve Jackson comes to #Person1#'s studio and introduces his recent trip to the Antarctic. Jackson says the temperature was comfortable and the atmosphere aboard the ship was great. Jackson treasured the view of various birds most. |
traveler: That sounds dreadful! How far out to see are they?
seagull: Oh, that Bob's just in town fer tday, out by My Fair Lady brothel. The other two, last I heard word, were headin' south to look fer some ships ta plunder. Of course, never know when those two will be back... but shouldn't be fer a good while.
traveler: That's good to hear. Anything else I should be concerned about? Here's your fish. Part of it has been picked at, but there's still some remaining.
seagull: Ah, thankye, stranger. Say, you wouldn't mind havin' a bird like meself as company? Yer quite handy with yer... well, hands. And I can be of help and point out the interestin' points o travel. Whatddaya say?
Summarize the dialogue | Bob's in town today, out by My Fair Lady brothel. The other two were heading south to look for some ships to plunder. |
monk: i am well, i have just been thinking recently and meditating
scholar: Meditating? you enjoy it? I read in one of the 8 books we have here, that meditating is good for the soul. Though I have not tried it just yet.
monk: yes it helps clear the mind and soul, very good for someone who absorbs information
scholar: I don't want to clear my mind of all the knowledge I have gained. It is alot you know.
monk: well you might think of traveling to gain more knowledge
scholar: Ah, traveling. But I've already read EIGHT WHOLE books, is there more knowledge that I could gain?
monk: why yes maybe even 3 more
scholar: Three more books? You don't say. I think my head would explode.
monk: do not worry with meditation you can absorb 4 more
scholar: I am already the smartest person on the planet. I have studied EVERYTHING in the kingdom you know.
monk: that is very impressive i must say
scholar: The most impressive in the whole kingdom.
Summarize the dialogue | scholar has read 8 books. He is the smartest person in the kingdom. He has studied everything. |
old man with a fishing rod: Ohh of course, lad, I am a fisherman after all!
small child cleaning boat: Are you going to take the boat out soon?
old man with a fishing rod: Yeah, just here to get my prep ready.
small child cleaning boat: Can I come with you? I always wanted to fish, but my father never lets me go with him.
old man with a fishing rod: Well, I don't know how happy your parents would be about that!
small child cleaning boat: They won't be any wiser as long as I'm back before dinner! They know I'm working at the boathouse.
old man with a fishing rod: If that's the case, then you can come along, but we won't be going far! I don't wanna get too ambitious with you in the boat.
small child cleaning boat: Yay! I finally get to experience the sea!
old man with a fishing rod: Have you never been out to sea before? Will your parents not let you?
small child cleaning boat: They say I'm too young and that the sea is too dangerous!
Summarize the dialogue | small child cleaning boat wants to go fishing with the old man. The old man is going to take the boat out soon. The small child's parents don't let him go fishing. The old man will take the small child with him. |
Mark: Hey, sorry to be disturbing you. I know you're probably busy with classes, but can you call me when you finish? I have something important to tell you...
Cynthia: You know what, I probably can't make it today - I end pretty late. Can't you send me a text about whatever is going on?
Mark: It's... about money... Something doesn't add up. Okay, I'll wait, if you find 5 minutes in the evening that would be great - it's not that important.
Mark: But seriously, don't worry about it ;)
Cynthia: I don't think I ever gave you money back for the pasta... How much do I owe you?
Mark: Nooo, it's not about the pasta, something different - just call in the evening and I'll explain everything calmly and you really have nothing to worry about
Cynthia: Yeah, but you also covered my stay... I'll call you if I get the chance, but I really am ending late (which is why a text message would be better)
Mark: Look, if you don't manage to call me today, then you can call me tomorrow. And please, stop worring because you don't have to - when we'll talk I'll explain :) | Mark wants to talk with Cynthia about money today. She ends classes late so she suggests sending a text message. Mark insists on calling, today or tomorrow. |
mermaid: Fisherman can you return me to the sea I am afraid of the people
Summarize the dialogue | Fisherman will return the mermaid to the sea. |
servant: My name is Eryn, if you prefer, my Liege. I see you brought a book. May I inquire what you're reading?
king: Ah, just some historical literature is all. We can continue once I have my robe.
servant: At once. Your robe, your Grace. Here it is! I know I'm but a lowly servant, but you are quite curt in conversation. Perhaps you'd like to unburden yourself
king: It is true, but I suppose I could do you the favor of conversing with me.
servant: The honor, you mean.
king: Oh right, thank you. Do it again and I'll have your tongue though.
servant: You are exactly the king I thought you were, and I am not the lowly peasant you think I am. Your judgment has come. Are you prepared to die?
king: You dare threaten me? It would appear that I have to take your life for this infraction!
servant: I am glad you have always loved this view. It's quite fitting it should be your last. Checkmate
Summarize the dialogue | king is reading some historical literature. He will continue once he has his robe. |
Industrial Designer: Mm But also er ergonomics as we are saying with the different designs ergonomics there is sort of physically different things because if you have ever seen the X Box they had to make two different sized controllers because people in Japan would not buy it because the controller was physically to big because they are c just generally Japanese people have smaller hands so they could not get round the controller which is so if you I do not know what because you obviously you can have bigger buttons for some countries or something and smaller ones for others
User Interface: maybe to as it it was indicated that risk of repeated use the injuries maybe a touch screen could be a better option for that So a bigger b so y you are dividing designs based on not only segment age groups you are desi dividing it according to the countries also the market Maybe for US and all you can have a slightly bigger remote control and maybe in Japan and all you need to have a small
Project Manager: I think we have to design one product and then the company can take it wherever they want to in the sense that they can make it smaller or they can make it bigger or they can change the features slightly | Industrial Designer was inspired by the design of Xbox and gave an example of Japanese people's small hands compared to the big controller. Out of ergonomic considerations, Industrial Designer encouraged the team to notice the physical differences among users all over the world when deciding the remote control size. |
lizards: I am sorry to hear of your pain! We will avenge your children together.
turtles: How nice of you. Wonder what the story is behind this skeleton, here?
lizards: These skeletons belonged to pirates who came to this lonely island in search of treasure but the loneliness drove them mad
turtles: I wonder if any of their treasures are laying around here then...
lizards: Over yonder. You may go looking for it. But I warn you, it will be a lonely journey.
turtles: What do you think could be over there though? Anything of use for a turtle?
lizards: They say there is an evergreen coconut tree. That will you with endless supplies of fresh coconuts!
turtles: I eat bugs though.
lizards: Thats a shame! What good is Coconut tree treasure if you only eats bugs... but you could find it for me.
turtles: But then what good will I get out of it?
Summarize the dialogue | Lizards and turtles are going to avenge their children. |
#Person1#: Hello! My name's Simon. Are you a new student?
#Person2#: Yes I am. l'm Daisy. Nicc to meet you.
#Person3#: Nice to meet you too. How are you liking college Iife?
#Person4#: lt's awesome and I'm really enjoying my courses.
#Person3#: Me too. I think the courses are more challenging than in high school.
#Person4#: I agree with you. The Professors are excellent and I am really enjoying the classroom discussions.
#Person3#: Yes, absolutely. Are you busy after classes?
#Person4#: I have gotten invoIved with some community service organizations on campus.
#Person3#: Oh, really? You are great! What kind of volunterring do you do?
#Person4#: This summer we worked as Olympics volunteers as intterpreters.
#Person3#: That's amazing. So did you go to China to be volunteers?
#Person4#: Yes, I went to Beijing. Such an impressive city--
#Person3#: I have always wanted to visit Beijing but I haven't had the chance. Maybe next year
#Person4#: You'd love the city. | Simon, Daisy, #Person3# and #Person4# are exchanging college life experience. Simon and Daisy meet for the first time, while #Person3# and #Person4# both like college life. #Person4# went to Beijing and #Person3# has always wanted to visit the city. |
person: I have lost my faith in the Being and now I only find solace and peace in gold. Greed for gold has consumed me!
priest: That you recognize your shortcomings is proof that it is still possible for you to be saved. Will you accept the Goddess's cleansing embrace and offer of peaceful, eternal slumber.
person: Thank you Priest. By you grace, may I have permission to accept the Goddess back into my heart? I shall do so if it means to finally be at peace again.
priest: Of course. You are the Goddess's child and she is our Mother. And all mothers are infinitely forgiving of their children.
person: But... the smell of gold is too overpowering! I can hardly resist it. The temptations are driving me to commit unkind actions
priest: Channel your lust for gold into doing good! I challenge you to start over and give all of the gold you have accumulated to the Goddess on the last Holy Day of the Calendar.
person: Perhaps that is the only way. I must isolate myself from this Kingdom and its riches, and yield to a nomadic life far away from here!
Summarize the dialogue | The person has lost faith in the Being and finds solace and peace in gold. The priest challenges the person to start over and give all of the gold he has accumulated to the Goddess on the last Holy Day of the Calendar. |
Henry: Heeey Chloe, how are you up there abroad?! :)
Chloe: Hello Henry! So nice to hear from you:) I'm pretty fine, miss you all though!
Henry: We miss you too! Nobody in the office knows so many stupid jokes as you do!
Chloe: Awww, you're so sweet! How is everybody then?
Henry: <file_video>
Chloe: Oh that is soo sweet of you! Thanks so much! Did Sheila dye her hair? She looks different!
Henry: Yeah we thought such video might cheer you up! And yes, Sheila indeed dyed her hair :)
Chloe: And what about Peter, is he fine after this accident he had in summer?
Henry: He still has some problems with his knee, but otherwise he's pretty ok! But how are you, how's Italy treating you?
Chloe: Ah, it's fine! Italians are so emotional, just as in movies :D But they are very positive all in all, I did a great deal of sightseeing too. The weather is lovely!
Henry: Did you do a lot of interviews?
Chloe: I haven't counted them yet, but quite many. I've been quite productive! :)
Henry: Our boss will be satisfied then!
Chloe: I bet he will! He already sent me a few emails with reminders :D
Henry: Yeah, that's totally like him! :)
Chloe: It's so nice to chat with you Henry, but I must dash! Say hello to everyone from me!
Henry: Of course I will, have a nice day! :) | Chloe's in Italy. Chloe misses her co-workers and they miss her too. Henry sends Chloe a video to cheer her up. Chloe enjoys Italy and she did many interviews there. Chloe and Henry's boss has already sent Chloe several reminders. |
Jax: How smart are you?
Gil: I don't know. I think I'm average.
Jax: Did you ever take an IQ test?
Gil: No, I never did. All I know is that I got A's and B's in school.
Jax: I wish I was really smart.
Gil: Don't be ridiculous.
Jax: What do you mean?
Gil: If you're going to make a wish, wish that you were really rich or famous 😂😂
Jax: But if you are smart you can become rich or famous without a problem.
Gil: Hmm 🤔 You do have a point. | Gil has never taken an IQ test but was a good student. Jax wishes to be smarter. |
rabbit: Good, because I am hungry!
horse: It's not often that I get to come to the garden. I get stuck in the stables a lot. Do you come here often?
rabbit: I try too. I try to gather enough carrots for my siblings.
horse: Carrots, huh? Like one of these?
rabbit: Yup. I thank you for not eating them and leaving them for me.
horse: Oh of course. There's plenty to eat for me back at the stables.
rabbit: Thank you!. This oak tree has amazing hiding spots.
horse: For you maybe! I don't think I'd fit...
rabbit: Here look at what i found out in the forest.
horse: Neat! Are you sure you don't want to keep it? Did you find this by your oak tree?
rabbit: No you can have it if you want. It is good luck. I found it deep in the forest. I was chasing my friend.
horse: I guess what they say about rabbit feet are true. You must have all the luck, since you've got four of 'em.
Summarize the dialogue | rabbit finds carrots for his siblings in the garden. Horse gets stuck in the stables a lot. |
Alex: just one of my paintings..
Gina: you are very talented!
Tony: a true artist! very impressive!
Liam: absolutely stunning!
Noah: This is fantastic- so much work!
Olivia: this is beautiful! well done! | Gina, Tony, Liam, Noah and Olivia love Alex's painting. |
#Person1#: What are pubs?
#Person2#: Pubs in England are friendly and warm places where you can have a drink and usually a simple meal.
#Person1#: What kind of drinks do people get?
#Person2#: You can get wine and beer in most pubs. Many also serve coffee. You go to the counter to order and pay for your drinks.
#Person1#: When do people go to the pubs?
#Person2#: Pubs are not open all day. They can decide when to open. Most are open for 3 or 4 hours at lunchtime and again from about 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. In busy areas, pubs may stay open from 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Are there pubs in China?
#Person1#: Yes. Most of the customers are young people. They like to hang out with their friends after work and have fun.
#Person2#: It is against the law in England to go into a pub if you are under the age of l4. So many pubs provide a special room for children. | #Person2# tells #Person1# pubs in England are warm places where people get wine and beer. #Person1# says most customers in Chinese pubs are young, and #Person2# mentions the law for children to go into a pub in England. |
#Person1#: Hi, Cindy. I thought I'd missed you.
#Person2#: Oh, I am very sorry, Hans. Thank you for waiting for me. You must have been here a long time already.
#Person1#: It's all right.
#Person2#: I was caught in the heavy rain, or I would have come earlier. I am sorry I kept you waiting.
#Person1#: I was in a comfortable place, so really, it's no problem. I am happy to see you. Did the rain hold you up long?
#Person2#: Yes. When I came out of the subway, it was raining cats and dogs. And I forgot my umbrella. So I had to wait for the rain to let up.
#Person1#: I totally understand. | Cindy was caught in the heavy rain so she kept Hans waiting for a long time. Hans understands her. |
priests: One never knows. I hear tell that while the prince is not very handsome, bad teeth you know, he has quite a pleasant wit.
king: Ugh bad teeth are the worst. I don't think I can go through with this. I love my daughter too much to force her to deal with that. We'll find another way to avoid the war or we'll just have to win it.
priests: As you will it My King. I do blame this new fad of written word, the "novel" I think they call it, for introducing this idea that a marriage should be about love. Dark Arts indeed!
king: So you believe in arranged marriages rather than going out and finding a person on your own?
priests: Being a priest I did not seek to marry myself, so perhaps I should not speak of things I do not know ... Forgive me Your Grace.
Summarize the dialogue | king doesn't want to arrange marriage between his daughter and prince because he doesn't like his teeth. |
fish: Hey! Watch out for that fishing line!
turtles: Yikes! Thanks for the warning!
fish: No problem. Me and my friends are pretty good at swimming away from them]
turtles: Boy, I could sure go for some tasty bugs about now....
fish: I've never tried to eat a bug before.
turtles: What do you eat?
fish: algae that grows on those rocks over there
turtles: Yuck! That's whale food.
fish: I wish I was as big as a whale! Then those human would stop tryiing to catch me
turtles: Humans are SO lame. They can only stay under water for about 3 minutes
fish: Ha! Three whole minutes? Thats nothing.
turtles: Right? I sleep in the mud at the bottom of the pond all winter.
fish: That sounds extra comfy!
Summarize the dialogue | fish and turtles are avoiding the fishing line. |
child: The owners of the house are my friends
subject: That does *not* give you leave to just pick up other people's things, willy nilly! Even if that is the case, which seems a suspicious pretext.
child: Those coins are mine, i didn't steal them
subject: Hrmph, your voice rings hollow with falsehood. You stay right there while I send a servant to go contact the guard. We'll soon get to the bottom of this!
child: This is so unfair, this is all because my father is at the battle front
subject: Save your tears for when the authorities arrive! It's bad enough with the king steals from us with his taxes, let alone some street child taking from honest, hardworking citizens!
child: Would you have accused me of these if i wear your child?
subject: *My* child would be getting a good thrashing for taking what didn't belong to him.
Summarize the dialogue | The child stole coins from the house of his friends. The owner will punish him. |
#Person1#: Do you have any shoes like these?
#Person2#: What size?
#Person1#: Size five.
#Person2#: What colour?
#Person1#: Black.
#Person2#: I'm sorry. We don't haven any.
#Person1#: But my sister bought this pair last month.
#Person2#: Did she buy them here?
#Person1#: No, she bought them in the U. S.
#Person2#: We had some shoes like those a month ago, but we don't have any now.
#Person1#: Can you get a pair for me please?
#Person2#: I'm afraid that I can't. They were in fashion last year and the year before last. But they're not in fashion this year. These shoes are in fashion now.
#Person1#: They look very uncomfortable.
#Person2#: They are very uncomfortable. But women always wear uncomfortable shoes! | #Person2# tells #Person1# they don't have the kind of shoes of #Person1#'s interest because they are not in fashion this year. |
admiral: oh no I am not like you, my job is in the sea but I am happy people like you are there to protect the king. How many glass windows are in the tower?
guard: It's just only one and as a guard, that's what I use for looking out
admiral: here is a hug for all the stress
guard: thanks buddy, I wish there were more people like you
admiral: I understand how the job is and what's required
guard: Do you miss your family?
admiral: I don't have a family, they died last year
guard: I am so sorry to hear that, what happened? how come they died
admiral: thanks for the hug, it was caused by the king's enemy for the war we fought against the nearby kingdoms, they felt i spearheaded it so they took that as their revenge
guard: Im so sorry, I have a daughter that will love you, if you still want to have a family
admiral: no the king has already given me his daughter
guard: ok ok, i understand. Thats good and very noble of him
Summarize the dialogue | Admiral is in the sea. Guard's job is to protect the king. Admiral's family died last year. Guard has a daughter. |
#Person1#: Bill, I'm expecting a big increase in turnover with the coming of the Mid-Autumn Festival. But wholesales are unwilling to supply my orders unless I pay them an advance of 50 % of the full price, for my business is fairly new. I hope that you can make me an advance on loan.
#Person2#: Do you have stocks or a title deed of a house to pledge as security?
#Person1#: No. I should be grateful if you could see your way to make an advance against my personal reputation. You may inspect my accounts. From my accounts you can see that I've promptly met all my obligations.
#Person2#: We do not allow any request for a loan against personal security. This is a common regulation. But we may consider it if you can provide a reliable guarantor.
#Person1#: Yes, I can. You know Mr. Macready, the famous car dealer here in New York. He agreed to act as my guarantor of a loan in the sum of US $ l0, 000 until the end of this year.
#Person2#: Good. He is a man of high standing. I think we can grant the loan you need after some further discussion. But I suggest you borrow on overdraft instead of on loan. | #Person1# requests a loan against personal security, but it doesn't work. #Person2# suggests providing a reliable guarantor and thinks they can grant the loan if Mr. Macready is #Person1#'s guarantor. #Person2# suggests #Person1# borrow on overdraft instead of on loan. |
criminal: I don't get it. I was just hungry and here I sit no better than when I was free
rat: Have they given you anything to eat? I have some bread here I can share with a fellow thief.
criminal: I have been given nothing. That bread would be great
rat: Can you even reach your mouth. Here...I'll climb up.
criminal: Thank you rat! that tastes good
rat: I'll scoot this closer so you can get a drink of water...well...I think it's water.
criminal: It smells just as bad as this jail. I'm afraid to try to drink it.
rat: It's your choice. Hey are you just tied with ropes or are those metal?
criminal: Just ropes.... Can you chew through them?
rat: That's what I was thinking. I have a big family who would help but how would you get past the guard once you were free?
criminal: I'll figure that one out when you free me.
Summarize the dialogue | criminal is hungry and thirsty. Rat offers him some bread and water. Rat wants to help him escape. |
#Person1#: How come it is slow as a snail today?
#Person2#: You mean the network connection?
#Person1#: Yes, I wanted to look for some information on the company page just now. It took me almost one minute to open it. Then there is no response for any click.
#Person2#: I have the same question. I can ' t send out mails. We ' d better call the IT department and ask them to check it immediately.
#Person1#: Ok. | #Person1# and #Person2# find the network connection very slow and #Person2# suggests calling the IT department for a check. |
customer: Wow, it really does smell crazy in here!
vendor: It does. Blame the spices
customer: I won't blame them, it smells incredible!
vendor: Welcome. what brings you here?
customer: I am looking to buy some spices for my next meal. What have you got here?
vendor: Yes. We've got some new ones all the way from Asia
customer: Ooo exotic! Have any turmeric?
vendor: You in the right place. What quantity?
customer: About one ounce of that, as well as a half ounce of cloves and garlic?
vendor: OK...Hold on> Let me measure that out. Will that be all?
customer: Hmm this might be a stretch but do you have any saffron?
vendor: No I dont. A lady bought the last one yesterday
customer: Damn, how much did she buy?
vendor: A stone of silver
Summarize the dialogue | customer is looking to buy some spices for his next meal. He wants to buy one ounce of turmeric, a half ounce of cloves and garlic and a stone of saffron. The last one was bought yesterday. |
#Person1#: What's your apartment like?
#Person2#: It's a furnished two bedroom flat in a three-story building on campus.
#Person1#: What is it like living in on-campus housing?
#Person2#: It's not as bad as I thought it would be. The freshmen that live nearby are really loud, especially on the weekends. But, the rent is much cheaper than private housing, so it's worth it.
#Person1#: Did you have to pay a deposit?
#Person2#: No, but we do have to pay 9 months rent in 6 months, so for the first 6 months we pay 1/2 month's rent each month.
#Person1#: Do you have to pay utilities on top of your monthly rent?
#Person2#: No, it's all included. Besides, students don't have to pay council tax, so we're saving quite bit of money by living here.
#Person1#: How long is your contract for?
#Person2#: That's the bad thing---the contract ends in June, so we'll have to find a new apartment soon.
#Person1#: Have you started looking yet?
#Person2#: Not yet. I'm hoping we'll be able to find something cheap once all the students leave the city for the summer.
#Person1#: Good luck! | #Person2# tells #Person1# living in the apartment in on-campus housing is cheap though sometimes noisy. The bad thing is the contract ends in June so #Person2# needs to find a new place soon. |
local: In that case you need to turn yourself over and state your case. Do you expect to live your life on the run with your wife and, soon, your baby?!
criminal: I will never turn myself in. I will surely die by hanging if I do. I must now find a horse and gather enough food for a few days ride. I will escape this horror.
local: I won't have you running about in this or any other village criminal! I'll drag you to the king myself if you won't proceed willingly.
criminal: You forget, I am the criminal here! I eat men like you for breakfast! Fight me if you must, it will be the last thing you do.
local: I fear you underestimate my strength and influence in this village! Every patron in this establishment will side with me, we'll hang you with your own rope on the patio outside if necessary.
Summarize the dialogue | criminal refuses to turn himself in to the locals. He will not be hanged. The locals will hang him on the patio outside. |
#Person1#: Would you like to order anything else?
#Person2#: No, I'm good. All we need now is our check.
#Person1#: The waitress is walking over here with our check even as we speak.
#Person2#: I have never had bad service at this restaurant, but this time was really exceptional.
#Person1#: Yes, she really went out of her way to make this a pleasant dining experience.
#Person2#: Let's take a look at our bill. The total price for our dinner is $ 36. 00.
#Person1#: How much money should we leave for a tip?
#Person2#: I know that 15 % is a normal tip, but I really thought that this waitress went out of her way for us. What do you think about tipping her 20 %?
#Person1#: She definitely deserves 20 % for a tip.
#Person2#: So we can add her tip of $ 7. 20 to the bill of $ 36. 00 and the total will be $ 43. 20.
#Person1#: Yes, what a wonderful meal!
#Person2#: It absolutely was a great meal. We'll have to return here for lunch sometime. | #Person1# and #Person2# agree they had a great meal and their waitress deserves 20% for a tip because she went out of her way for them. |
#Person1#: Welcome to Beijing Tasty Restaurant. What can I do for you?
#Person2#: Will you please show me a table beside the window?
#Person1#: Sorry, there's no table beside the window, only one table in the centre.
#Person2#: In the centre? OK.
#Person1#: This way,please.
#Person2#: Thank you.
#Person1#: Here's the menu. Could I take your order?
#Person2#: Yes. I'd like chicken, fish, some vegetables,two cokes and two bowls of rice.
#Person1#: Is that all? We have Beijing Duck. It's so delicious. Would you like to have a try?
#Person2#: All right.
#Person1#: OK. Your food will be ready in a minute.
#Person2#: No, no, no! I need some time to wait for my friend. Please get my food ready in 20 minutes.
#Person1#: No problem. | #Person2# is ordering food in Beijing Tasty Restaurant and #Person2# tells #Person1# to get the food ready in 20 minutes. |
Andre: i just read the news about the bear attack on the zoo :-(
Andre: yikes - i would've never had imagine something like that could happen
Megan: that's why I always say you can't keep animals y cages!!!
Megan: it's cruel and it's wrong!!!
Megan: i'm not surprised the bear reacted that way | Andre is shocked after reading the news about a bear attack at the zoo. Megan is not surprised that an animal kept in a cage reacted that way. |
#Person1#: Hi, Alice, what are you doing this sunday.
#Person2#: Nothing really, why, what's up?
#Person1#: If you are free, maybe you can get having for my birthday party, it should be fun.
#Person2#: Sounds great, i'd very much like having something thanks, when?
#Person1#: Around six pm.
#Person2#: Do you need help setting up or anything? I don't mind. I like to do that kind of thing. It's fun and I have a good eye for decorating.
#Person1#: No. thank you. I can handle it, but thanks for the offer.
#Person2#: Ok, I will see you again.
#Person1#: Great. I have a good day, thanks again for the offer. | #Person1# invites Alice to #Person1#'s birthday party and Alice agrees. Alice offers to help but #Person1# refuses thankfully. |
angel: Someone times in order to do good and show love one must first overcome any obstacles in the way.
kings: I feel cornered into this conflict. Is there a way out?
angel: I thrive on love and love to help. Its my nature. Perform several acts that so you are truly good at heart like I am. Then you will have my assistance.
kings: Will God forgive me for the blood that will be shed in this conflict?
angel: The nature of man is to sin but also to repent for said sins. One must hate the sin and lover the sinner. If you prove to our Lord your devotion, love and goodness for your fellow man then yes, you will be forgiven whenever your time comes.
kings: Then I can only pray that this is the right choice, and that I can be devoted to the Lord in ending this conflict swiftly and painlessly as possible
angel: Sometime we all must perform actions against our nature. Must it is our devotion to those we love, we care for and to the Lord that will see you through this.
kings: Thank you Angel. May the Lord protect me.
Summarize the dialogue | kings is cornered into a conflict. He needs angel's help. He must prove his devotion to the Lord and his love for his fellow man. |
servant: What a beautifully exquisite place this is. How may I help you?
person: It is a nice place. What is is for? It's my first time here.
servant: This is the Altar, a prayer place for my King.
person: It is beautiful. What is this for?
servant: It is to light up the room for the Holy Spirit. But I suppose there are some other uses as well...
person: Go on...
servant: Well, I was wondering, that Sapphire must be worth quite a bit...
person: Hmm... I think I catch your drift. Here.
servant: The King and Queen are too busy, I don't think they would notice if this Sapphire.. suddenly vanished
person: They probably wouldn't. There's so much fancy stuff in here.
servant: And I happen to know just the person who will give me quite a bit of gold for it
person: Count me in.
servant: Well then meet me outside tomorrow and I will give you half the... proceedings
person: I'll be here. Noon okay?
Summarize the dialogue | servant wants to steal the sapphire from the altar. He will meet person outside tomorrow at noon. |
guard: The on your wee momma rides!
stable boy: when I am done cleaning here. Then I will pay special attention to your horse
guard: Aye, thank ye for doin' ya job. Now, if you'll let me rest so I can be doin' mine...
stable boy: of course. allow me to first polish the iron crests on the wall
guard: Quieter, boy! Our leaders ain't be needin' no more than a dustin'!
stable boy: perhaps I will come back at a later time.
guard: Goodness me! You be clangin' away, ya clumsy boy! You'd be fortunate if I didn't complain to ye master!
stable boy: complain away. Perhaps then he'll learn to leave me with the stables and not interfere with hostile guards such as yourself!
guard: Yer father clearly never taught ye a lesson, wretch. Sassing authority will get ya hanged or worse.
Summarize the dialogue | stable boy will polish the iron crests on the wall and then pay special attention to the horse of the guard. |
child: Here bird, want some food?
bird: Child, what is you are doing here? Where is your mother or father?
child: My who? Ah i'm only kidding. I just came to play in the field.
bird: What kind of food are you eating? And are your parents not worried about where you are?
child: Idk what this is called, some kind of fruit. I took it from someone.
bird: What? You are eating something you do not know what it is?
child: Ya, I'm hungry! Like all oh the time.
bird: I guess we are in the same boat. I am hungry most of the time too!
child: Well, I tried to give you some food. You eat these flowers?
bird: No I eat bugs and worms
child: EW! Bugs, worms? Nasty
bird: Yes, what is nasty to you is a yum for me and what is a yum for you is nasty to me
child: Welp, I better be off to terrorize the village, nice talk little birdie!
Summarize the dialogue | child is eating some kind of fruit. Bird eats bugs and worms. |
Paul: super marioooo paartyy
Paul: it's so much fun
Mike: lets play it then, i wanna try
Kate: yeah, whatcha waitin for, bring it on
Paul: all right all right
Paul: gimme a break
Paul: i just wanted to let you know how great it is :P
Paul: but well play together, dont worry
Kate: i hope so xD
Mike: duuudee don't be like that, i wanna play already :D
Paul: haha okay that's what i wanted to hear | Paul, Mike and Kate want to play Super Mario. |
town game warden: I am the one who is in charge here.Let's see.Well, it looks like you are just a fishermen.
fisherman: No need to shout. If you would like to help me with this sail, we can use this old wooden tub to travel on the lake - maybe you can find your poacher and maybe I can find some fish?
town game warden: Take this.It could be dangerous around this lake.
fisherman: Thank you - this might be useful as well - especially if I need to fillet some fish!
town game warden: look at those waters.It is so clear .You will probably get a lot of fishes
fisherman: Aye, might be a bit chilly with the wind. Do you have any idea what your poacher might look like?
town game warden: They come on all shapes and form.Are you hungry?
fisherman: It certainly has a unique . . . taste. Did you by any chance bake it yourself?
Summarize the dialogue | fisherman and town game warden are going to travel on the lake to find a poacher. |
#Person1#: Mary, do you often do your shopping online?
#Person2#: Yes. I'm used to online shopping. It's convenient and time-saving. You can buy anything you want and they will send it to your home or any place you want.
#Person1#: How about the price?
#Person2#: You can get the same product at a much lower price.
#Person1#: Last week, I tried to buy some clothes online, but I didn't know how to pay for them.
#Person2#: You should open an account at the online bank first. After that, you can buy anything online.
#Person1#: Are there many things online?
#Person2#: Sure. You can find everything all over the world. Let's check it out online! | Mary tells #Person1# the advantages of shopping online and #Person1# should open an online bank account and try it. |
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