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Fran: where are my red high heels?
Mom: in your car
Fran: thx :* | Fran's red heels are in her car. |
preacher: Tell me maintenance person have you found your way to god?
maintenance person: What is this god that you are speaking of?
preacher: I understand how you feel recently I have lost my way due to those corrupt fools!
maintenance person: Oh preacher what is the right way to your god?
preacher: I do not believe in my deity anymore.... I have been let down...
maintenance person: What happened?
preacher: This church is not how it used to be... Ever since the new priest our values have changed...
maintenance person: Who is it, point them out and maybe we can have them taken in by the royal guard.
preacher: It is the guy in charge around here! I say we take him down!
maintenance person: Alright let's find him now!
preacher: Yeah let us go!
maintenance person: God will be so happy with us and how we saved this flock from the wolves.
preacher: We will make everything right again!
maintenance person: Yea and then you will be super happy!
Summarize the dialogue | preacher and maintenance person are going to take down the priest. |
cockroach: I can survive any environment, though I did think this cave was empty and the perfect place to rest.
bat: Unfortunately I am hungry, and you sound delicious. Is there no other food?
cockroach: Plenty of food for me. bread crumbs, dead insects. I will eat anything that I can get my mouth around.
bat: Dead insects you say? What kind?
cockroach: flies, ants, other cockroaches, spiders...
bat: If you could point me toward those, I might spare you. Remember, I cannot see.
cockroach: Yes Bat.. they are at the entrance of the cave on the ground. Surely you know where the entrance is?
bat: I try to avoid it as much as possible since light comes from the entrance - and I dislike light.
cockroach: Well, they won't be going anywhere. You can wait until nighttime to go eat them then. Say, what are you doing up right now anyway? I thought bats slept all day?
bat: But we have sensitive hearing, and I heard you come in.
Summarize the dialogue | cockroach is hungry. Bat is blind. Cockroach points to dead insects at the entrance of the cave. Bat will wait until nighttime to eat them. |
Patrick: Hello sir. can i hand over the assignment during class time?
Daniel: Yes. Yes but why do you always submit your work late?
Patrick: Sir It is the bus which makes me late.
Daniel: What time do you leave home?
Patrick: I always leave home at quarter to eight.
Daniel: How far is your home from here?
Patrick: It is about three kilometers from here.
Daniel: That is why you get late. You leave your home very late.
Patrick: Sir, I take my break fast at 7:30 a.m.
Daniel: What time do you get up?
Patrick: I get up at about 7:00 a.m.
Daniel: Don't you even pray?
Patrick: Not regularly.
Daniel: My dear. It is a bad habit. Change your routine. Always get up early in the morning. Offer your prayers and go for a morning walk.
Patrick: Sir, there is no park near our home.
Daniel: No problem. You can walk along the street it is in the morning. Take your breakfast at the right time and then leave for school.
Patrick: You are right, sir. As from tomorrow, I will never be late.
Daniel: Good. One last thing you have to keep in mind is that regularity and punctuality conquer the mountains.
Patrick: Thank you very much for your advice. | Daniel allows Patrick to submit his assignment during class time. Patrick always submits his work late as he leaves home late. Daniels points out that Patrick has an ineffective morning routine and advises him to change it. Patrick promises to never be late again. |
Alanna: heeeey, I need your advice!
Sam: hahha, ok what’s up
Alanna: so I think I want to do something new with my hair! Do you think I would look with blonde hair ???? 💇🏼♀️
Sam: lol I think it depends on the blonde
Alanna: hmm, well, I’m thinking like Brittany Spears blonde when she was a cutie
Sam: haha well when you put it like that, then I think you should go for it
Alanna: are you just saying that?
Sam: haha yeah, lil bit, I’m not sure it fits her personality, but you know, you do you. 😘
Alanna: thanks girl, appreciate the honesty ♥️ | Alanna will dye her hair blond after consultation with Sam. |
Jack: Hi Kid, I'm sorry but I'll be late, pls wait for me!
Maya: Ok Dad, I'm sitting in front of school with Kirsten and Brooke. When will you arrive?
Jack: 20 minutes and I'm with you!
Maya: That's pretty long, but I have no choice XD
Jack: You always have a choice, like a bus for example:D
Maya: Oh Dad, pls, it's not funny… | Jack is late to meet his daughter Maya from school. Jack will be in 20 minutes. Maya will be waiting. |
Lily: Why r u so sad?
Sandra: Something's happened?
Lily: Nope, I just feel a bit low today :(
Sandra: Wanna meet tody?
Lily: Sure! | Lily and Sandra are meeting to cheer Lily up. |
Daniel: You? Dancing? Or even having the balls to break into the White House? Did I miss something xD
Marcus: Dancing is still a no and breaking in the white house i would love to do
Daniel: I will give you everything I have if you ever did this. But you be shot before you'd even get on the plane back. I heard the Atlantic is quite cold atm don't go wearing your beach smugglers. xD :P
Marcus: Haha | Marcus refuses to dance but he might break into the White House, which Daniel would enjoy. |
priest: Oh no... I knew my past would catch with me one day... I had hope, to attone for my misdeeds. My child, I'm afraid it is *I* who have something... something I must confess to you.
loved ones: Please, tell me anything you know, Priest!
priest: I... was but a young and foolish man, down on my luck. No one was supposed to get hurt! They told me it was easy money, and I didn't even have a crust of bread to eat. I regret what happened that day very deeply... it is why I became a priest, you see. My child I... I must ask for your forgive, or if not, whatever punishment you see fit for this wretch of a man!
loved ones: If only I could make you hurt as you have made me hurt! Your crimes will not go unpunished!
priest: I will not resist you - it is the least I deserve! I can only hope to earn your forgiveness in time.
Summarize the dialogue | priest was a young man and down on his luck. He was told it was easy money and he didn't have a crust of bread to eat. He regrets what happened that day very deeply. He asks for forgiveness or punishment. |
#Person1#: Hey, what's new?
#Person2#: Not much. Just sitting here eating some Chinese food. Is that the paper? Why don't you open it and tell me my horoscope?
#Person1#: Ok, wait a minute... let's see. I'm a Taurus, and it says, Mars is in the third house, and is soon to eclipse Venus. I don't know what that means, but then it says, Your charm and drive will win others over to your way of thinking. Remember to be positive. Sounds good to me.
#Person2#: What about Gemini? What's the prediction?
#Person1#: Since Mercury has crossed paths with Jupiter, your fortunes are falling. Bad luck will follow you today, and you will lose that which you value. Be careful.
#Person2#: That sounds bad! I'm really worried, what should I do? Maybe I should go home and stay in the rest of the day.
#Person1#: But we have a date tonight! You can't stay at home because of a stupid horoscope. | #Person1# and #Person2# talk about the horoscope, which says #Person1#'s charm will win others over while #Person2#'s fortunes are falling. #Person2#'s worried. |
goblin: Mage! I need a potion made.
mage: What is it you need me to make?
goblin: I need an immunity potion. I feel like someone is going to poison me.
mage: What did you do this time? I don't have the time to deal with you.
goblin: I did nothing! People want me dead becausae I'm an ugly goblin!
mage: Well you are.
goblin: I'll do this myself! I don't need you.
mage: Good. I didn't want to do it anyway.
goblin: Lazy Mage, what good are you! Mages like you ruin this city!
mage: I can't be bother with people like you.
goblin: Shut your mouth.
mage: Get off of me!
goblin: You are worthless Mage.
Summarize the dialogue | goblin wants a potion made. He feels like someone is going to poison him. Mage doesn't have time to deal with him. Goblin will do it himself. |
Daniel: Anyone else here whose flight was delayed?
Victoria: My flight from Vienna was delayed 5 hours. My boyfriend and I issued an official complaint, but haven't heard from the lines.
Mary: Same story here, I had to wait with my whole family for the whole night - 12 hours delay!!!
Daniel: Where were you flying from? Do you know that you are entitled to a compensation depending on the delay and flight distance.
Mary: We were coming back from our trip to Algiers. How can I get the compensation?
Paul: You should issue an official complaint to the airlines. But judging that we're all on Smart Airlines profile, if you were flying with Smart Airlines, good luck with getting anything.
Mary: ??? Why is that?
Victoria: It's been six months since I've sent mine...
Daniel: I'm building a case against them. Same happened to me. 9 hours delay, flight from Tokyo, no response from the airlines either.
Paul: Hahaha, I've been waiting for over a year now. Already wrote them couple of times.
Daniel: My lawyer told me that if I have enough material and similar stories we can build a group case against the airlines.
Victoria: Good thinking! What information do you need?
Daniel: She said we can only add cases that were already officially issued to the company. So if you know anyone whose flight was delayed and their complaint wasn't answered by Smart Airlines, please contact me directly via messenger! | Daniel is looking for people whose flight was delayed and their complaint wasn't answered by Smart Airlines. Daniel would like to build the group case against the airlines. |
Danielle: come to the icrem shop on 7th NOW!!!!
Amy: why?
Amy: are you okay? Is everything okay?
Danielle: yes! they're giving away free ice cream
Danielle: freeee iceeeee creaaaammmm!!!! Lol
Amy: am i sensing a sugar rush?
Danielle: maybe
Danielle: just come over, the line is huge but it's worth it
Amy: mmmmmmm
Amy: i have better stuff to do
Danielle: there's a couple of us in here
Danielle: chloe, katelin and karen
Amy: it would be nice to see them
Amy: i haven't seen them in ages
Amy: and free icre cream sounds great
Amy: ok, I'll be there soon
Danielle: YAYYYYY! | Amy will join Danielle, Chloe, Katelin and Karen in the ice cream shop on 7th now, as they are giving away free ice cream. |
Jerry: Where did you spend Christmas?
Matilde: with my parents
Jo: I was with John at his parents' place
Jerry: I stayed home and enjoyed it a lot
Jo: so envious! | Matilda and Jo spend Christmas with family, Jerry stayed at home. |
PhD D: The feature the input ? The inputs are the fifteen the fifteen bases feature the with the new code And the other three features are ARE the variance of the difference between the two spectrum the variance of the auto correlation function except the the first point because half the height value is ARE zero and also ARE zero the first coefficient of the auto correlation function That is like the energy with these three feature
Professor C: You would not do like ARE one over ARE zero or something like that ? I mean usually for voiced unvoiced you would do you would do something you would do energy but then you have something like spectral slope which is you get like ARE one ov over ARE zero or something like that
PhD E: What are the ARE s ? I m sorry I missed it
PhD D: Auto correlation ? Yes yes the variance of the auto correlation function that uses that
Professor C: Ye Well that s the variance but if you just say `` what is `` I mean to first order one of the differences between voiced unvoiced and silence is energy Another one is but the other one is the spectral shape
PhD D: I I will The spectral shape
Professor C: and so ARE one over ARE zero is what you typically use for that
PhD D: No I do not use that I can not use
Professor C: No I m saying that s what people us typically use See because it because this is this is just like a single number to tell you `` does the spectrum look like that or does it look like that ``
Grad A: Oh ARE ARE ARE zero
Professor C: So if it s if it s if it s low energy but the but the spectrum looks like that or like that it s probably silence but if it s low energy and the spectrum looks like that it s probably unvoiced So if you just if you just had to pick two features to determine voiced unvoiced you would pick something about the spectrum like ARE one over ARE zero and ARE zero or i i you know you would have some other energy measure and like in the old days people did like zero crossing counts
PhD D: Well I can also th use this Bec because the result are a little bit better but we have in a point that everything is more or less the similar more or less similar It s not quite better | PhD D explained that voice-unvoice net took fifteen base features and three features of R as inputs. The R features were the variance of the difference between the two spectrums, variance of the auto-correlation function, and the first coefficient of the auto-correlation function. This method, however, was not that much better than the more typical method that the professor recalled. |
#Person1#: She is really pretty, isn't she? Her skin looks so baby-smooth!
#Person2#: Well, it's just that she put a lot of makeup on her face. Actually, natural beauty comes from within.
#Person1#: Ah, I can smell jealousy in the air.
#Person2#: She has nothing that deserves my jealousy. I don't have to put things on my face and I still look pretty. Don't you think so?
#Person1#: Yeah, right. But what did you put on your face last night? Those little greenish things.
#Person2#: They are cucumbers. They are natural skin soothers, natural healers of the skin. Haven't you heard them say on TV that. . . erh. . . they soften the skin, wipe out the roughness, counter irritation and build strength and resilience?
#Person1#: Yeah, yeah, yeah! They wipe out tight, tired feelings and remove lines and age signs. Blah, blah. . . See, I can even recite it.
#Person2#: That's right. You have learned a lot, haven't you? | #Person2# disagrees with #Person1#'s opinions that the woman is pretty because she puts lots of makeup. #Person2# explains to #Person1# what she put on the face are cucumbers. |
Amber: I passed my driving test today! So happy! Xxx
Nancy: Congratulations!
Gina: OMG!!! Amazing!
Bob: well done!
Zara: brilliant! So happy for you! Xxx
Will: awesome! | Amber passed her driving test today. |
#Person1#: Operator.
#Person2#: Hello. I'd like to make a call to Australia.
#Person1#: You can call direct if you like.
#Person2#: Oh, can I?
#Person1#: Yes, please.
#Person2#: Could you please tell me the international prefix and the country code for Australia?
#Person1#: Yes, the code for Australia is 61 and then dial the city code and the number. Start with the international code which is 00.
#Person2#: What time do the special rates apply?
#Person1#: Between six in the evening and eight in the morning, sir.
#Person2#: I wonder if I can charge this call to my hotel room.
#Person1#: Certainly. Tell me the room number and your name, please?
#Person2#: This is Mr. Ma in room 215.
#Person1#: OK, Mr. Ma. I'll tell the front desk clerk the charge afterwards.
#Person2#: Thanks very much for your help.
#Person1#: You're welcome. Bye.
#Person2#: Bye. | Mr. Ma asks the operator to make a call to Australia but the operator says he can call directly and the special rate applies between 6 pm to 8 am. Mr. Ma asks the operator to charge the call to his room. |
Hefin David AM: Good morning Minister How has it gone in the early implementer local authority areas and is it something of a mixed bag ?
Huw Irranca-Davies AM: It is gone well but I am glad we have done it through this process of early implementer actually piloting it because we are learning lessons as we go along It has gone well It is been encouraging to the extent that we are at the point where we are expanding—we have made announcements on expanding some of the early implementer areas so we can learn more lessons But in terms of what we are learning one is the bureaucracy around the current approach that we are taking because it is being done on the seven early implementers So we are asking parents to come in provide their wage slips provide the birth certificates and so on You are dealing sometimes with parents and families with complex issues and complex backgrounds so it is difficult And the burden of administration on that is falling to each pilot area In one case it is a whole authority but it is only one—that is in Blaenau Gwent In others it is smaller areas So we are also hitting those— The other big challenge we are hitting is communication So we are having parents generally who are outside the areas entirely saying Why have not we got this yet ? Can we please get into it ? which is encouraging But the other thing we are having is people who are within pilot authorities where it does not extend to the whole authority saying Well hold on now we think we qualify for something under universal care we think we qualify for something on tax credits Why do not we qualify for this ? Well you are not in the pilot area So we are learning about these things but the biggest one I have to say is the administrative burden and I think that is interesting in how we take this forward for a wider rollout | Huw Irranca-Davies mentioned two things that their teams learned from early implementer areas. The first one was how to deal with bureaucracy and the second was about communication with both parents and pilot authorities. |
Dom: so if you didn't do Santa who gave presents then?
Lilly: mama I dadda
Dom: idk this legend
Lilly: gifts came from my mom and dad who worked hard to make the money hahaha
Dom: this dad part aint relatable to me
Lilly: why's that??
Dom: talked with him once last 19 yrs
Lilly: al im really sorry thats sad but its his lose
Dom: thats not sad everything can be a joke
Lilly: what no hahaha
Dom: at least I try this with my failures and shitty life moments haha you know he is illegal in the US
Lilly: really?
Dom: yup
Lilly: why is he there?
Dom: theoretically work
Lilly: and you have never met him?
Dom: no he left for the us when I was little
Lilly: that really sucks is it just you?
Dom: yeah my dad has a daughter but iv never met her
Lilly :( im sorry thats really sad | Dom's father left for the US when Dom was young and he only talked to his father once in the last 19 years. He has a daughter, but Dom has never met her. |
#Person1#: Do I have to talk to the interviewer or just leave my application?
#Person2#: You should communicate with the interviewer whose company you are interested in, and make a good impression on him or her. In that case, your chance of success will be greater.
#Person1#: What should I do in the fair?
#Person2#: You should take a look at all the companies, choose your favorite ones, go over to talk with the interviewer and leave your resume in the end. | #Person2# advises #Person1# to communicate with the interviewer and then leave the resume in the fair. |
king: Wasn't looking for a sermon, father. I have a lot to be humble for and I take all that into consideration.
priest: How do you think you need to solve this crisis with your army?
king: It is no crisis. It is merely a fact that we have good and evil all around us. The trick is is to find balance and become a leader of men and bring more to be our allies and not enemies.
priest: And you? Do you think there is a mix of good and evil in yourself?
king: There is, not only in me, but in everyone. It's a balance
priest: That's the beauty of God's love. He can forgive the evil in everyone if you put your love and faith into him!
king: Thank you for your kind words. May you live long.
priest: Think of me when you conquer all the surrounding lands! Remember me!
king: You will live long after, when I will be just a whisper! Thank you
Summarize the dialogue | king is humble and takes into consideration the fact that there is good and evil all around him. |
a maid: I see sir. That is a minuscule amount of dust. You cannot expect me to get that can you?
king: I will forgive you this once, but be sure to tend to those failing eyes or I might have to replace you.
a maid: Sir I will try, but this is not my favorite activity.
king: What is your favorite activity then?
a maid: I enjoy fighting! I just clean to keep the food on my family's table.
king: Well since you're such a lousy maid with near blindness then maybe we shouldn't do a practice fight since I will dominate you.
a maid: I will surprise you with my abilities
king: Come on then you feeble fingered woman!
a maid: You cannot keep up with my nimble abilities
king: Ouch, you're not supposed to actually stab me! I think I might bleed to death!
a maid: I am now in charge! MUAHAHAHA
king: Did you just change into a sorceress?!
Summarize the dialogue | a maid is blind and she cannot see the minuscule amount of dust on the king's table. She enjoys fighting. The king will forgive her this once. |
town sheriff: Okay, thank you for your cooperation. Yesterday, there was a robbery near the bank in the desert, it was rainy, and you have a mud stain on your shirt, and you look like the depicted suspect of the crime.
thief: There are plenty of men who look like me, and you'll find that other than the mud stain I got today, my clothes are quite dry
town sheriff: Stay right here, I'm going for back up.
thief: Alright if you insist, I'll stay here and wait for you to get backup to help
town sheriff: [The Sheriff goes for backup, then the Thief gets surrounded by 5 other officers and the Sheriff.]
thief: I assume you have more questions for me then? You'll find I'm quite innocent
town sheriff: Officer one: Where were you! Officer two: Tell the truth. Officer three: You're just going to make it harder for yourself if you lie, we only want the truth.
Summarize the dialogue | The Sheriff is going for backup. The Thief is surrounded by 5 other officers and the Sheriff. The Thief is accused of a bank robbery. |
merchant: Hello villager, do you have any money?
villager: Nay, I work as the blacksmith though and can trade you services for goods.
merchant: Can you make me a new breastplate?
villager: I can, I am rather skilled at it. What do you have in exchange?
merchant: Well I have only this rope and..
villager: And what man? what manner of good do you carry?
merchant: Okay if you wish, but you shouldn't open that bag!
villager: What is in it? Snakes? Goblins? An enchanted mirror that will show me my death?
merchant: It's far more exciting than any of those things.
villager: If I open it will I be harmed?
merchant: You will have to see for yourself, because the bag is magical and will only show you it's contents.
villager: Perchance you are lying and nothing is in the bag.
merchant: Before you meet your destiny you must pay for the bag toll. Do you still want to open it?
villager: Aye, my curiosity is piqued.
Summarize the dialogue | merchant wants a new breastplate. Villager offers to make it in exchange for goods. The merchant offers a rope and a bag. The bag is magical and will only show its contents. |
guard: Stop stealing from this farmer. Here, Sir these are your potatoes back
farmers: That you friend guard. Here, have some potato liquor for your trouble. It's the best in the kingdom!
guard: Why, it looks just like water, I'm sure that's what it is. Cough, cough, cough Oh my goodness mate! That's pretty strong stuff you have there. Give that to his Maj and we'll be happy for a year
farmers: Thank you, it's a family recipe. I'll be sure to have a few bottles for the king when he comes. The fellow from the big city who buys most of it calls it vodka. Strange name and a strange fellow, but his money is good.
guard: Oh i think you might be making a few pennies more than what he's paying you when His Maj taste this! He and the queen will be very happy cocktail drinkers. Good job.
Summarize the dialogue | farmers gave the guard potatoes back and he was given potato liquor. The guard will give it to the king when he comes. |
bride: Hello? Where am I? How did I get here?
Summarize the dialogue | The bride is at a wedding. |
#Person1#: How can we get in touch with you?
#Person2#: Please call me or send e-mail. Could you please let me know when your organization can make a decision?
#Person1#: About one week.
#Person2#: I really appreciate your time and help. See you then. | #Person1#'s organization will make a decision in about one week and contact #Person2# via phone or e-mail. |
Noah: Honey do u know where my iphone is?
Anna: I've no idea...
Noah: Maybe i left it in my office | Noah can't find his iphone. |
guard: Well Shandie, it wouldn't be right to send you back through these dark tunnels all alone. I can take you there myself!
flirty barmaid: Oh thank you sir!
guard: And let me put my cloak around you. You'll catch cold down here!
flirty barmaid: Oh sir thank you. I've never seen you down in my pub. Do you ever come to the village?
guard: Captain doesn't like castle guard getting too friendly with the ... er ... common folk. Still, pay is good and there's plenty of meat and ale. I might have to make an exception for you, though! Where can I find you?
flirty barmaid: At the Clydesdale's Pub. I'm there every night!
guard: I'll have to stop by! Have you always lived here in Dorwich?
flirty barmaid: Yeah, I wasn't born here - but I've been here as long as I can remember!
Summarize the dialogue | The guard will take the barmaid back through the dark tunnels. He will stop by the Clydesdale's Pub every night. |
Tina: Derek! It's your fuckin turn to do the dishes
Derek: I did them yesterday!!!
Tina: washing one spoon is not doing the dishes
Derek: fuck off | Tina is angry with Derek because he won't do the dishes. |
deer: I'm glad. You really don't mind being a frog? I guess the forest is beautiful, too. I'm interested in the tree over there...want to check it out?
animal: No, I don't, I love all these delicious flies buzzing around..pfft, they are so juicy! What do you like to eat? There is weed here and lots of pine needles!
deer: I like to eat insects! they're so annoying, but they're so delicious
animal: Hey! that's my lunch. Ok, let's go look at the tree over there, it is kind of tall and skinny, not like the other trees.
deer: sorry! I was hungry! Ok, let's go over here!
animal: Alright, glad you're full. Oh, look how it's moving in the wind ohhh, it's making me dizzy watching it.
Summarize the dialogue | deer and animal are in the forest. deer likes to eat insects. animal likes flies. deer and animal are going to look at the tree. |
pig: well we have to survive this knights attempts at killing us first
turkey: There is a large tree here. I, at least, am small enough to hide behind it
pig: quick theres enough room for both of us
turkey: I think you underestimate how much bacon you are carrying around there, friend. Why don't you go and hide behind the colourful wildlife?
pig: hmmmm seems like a good idea
turkey: Now if we are very quiet, the knight may not perceive us
pig: *whisper* i think you might be right
turkey: grunt more quietly still, porcine friend
pig: wait do you here that? i think he might be coming here
turkey: Hey, there's better eating on you than on me buddy. You're on your own
pig: understanable, im going to try laying flat
turkey: Do you need a spatula? Erm I mean, good luck with that. I am, alas! familiar with being hunted for food
Summarize the dialogue | a knight is looking for pig and turkey. turkey is hiding behind a tree. pig is hiding behind colourful wildlife. |
Martin Kelly: Hi, attached is the handout for tomorrow.
Martin Kelly: <file>
Patrick Smith: Thank you professor
Martin Kelly: If you have time, you could look through the English review and make a note of new phrases.
Patrick Smith: Yes, of course, I'll read it today.
Martin Kelly: It's very well written
Martin Kelly: See you tomorrow!
Patrick Smith: Ok, thank you very much! | Professor Martin Kelly sends Patrick Smith the handout for tomorrow. |
servant: oh my th thanks, I guess? Um, is there anything I can bring you to keep you satisfied? Please don't eat me.
rat: You could bring bones, meat? I appreciate the vegetables but we're not big on greens. Some carrots perhaps.
servant: y y yes of coarse. The family just finished a ham tonight. I will bring you the rest. they leave a lot on the bones.
rat: You're very kind, thank you. I promise I will put in a good word with the others for you. If you need any help, we can be here to assist you if you keep the food flowing
servant: oh thank you! I'm so relieved! The family I tend to always have lots of leftovers. Maybe you might decide you like ham instead of people.
rat: I wouldn't recommend the hug, I mean. I probably have a lot of stuff that would make people sick. I assume some of these folks I've been eating have been sick and not just tortured.
Summarize the dialogue | rat is hungry and he's been eating people. The servant will bring him some ham bones. |
wrongdoer: I don't think they will make it in time . . . the Kingsguard aren't even looking in the right continent! Gaze into my eyes, for they will be the last sight you ever see. Then I will work on your tongue.
the king: You are gonna get me that easy, and trust me they know I'm here
wrongdoer: The last words of a fool? A fool and life, and a fool in death. Thus the chronicles will record "There died the the fool, wallowing in his own filth, without tongue, eyes, hands, or feet"
the king: I'll remember that when the undertakers need something to be written on your cursed graved
wrongdoer: Here, let me bind this around your head - it will muffle your painful screams.
the king: That would only deny me the pleasure of watching die at the swords of my soldiers
Summarize the dialogue | the king is being hunted by the wrongdoer. the king is a fool and he will die without tongue, eyes, hands or feet. |
bee: Bzzzz("Yes, we bees provide for humans and in return our numbers are getting smaller. I do not know what more the humans want from us.")
fairy interpreter: Yes, many of them ask for everything from us, and in return they give us everything but love. Pesticides have limited our population and food supply, and they don't want to take responsibility. Also, when I said I forgot the "be" before the "it can" in my last message, I meant after the "it can".
bee: BzzZz("It is ok fairy, you are just learning the language. I guess we will never see a time where bees, fairies and humans coexist perfectly. ")
fairy interpreter: Ah, thank you very much bee, and thank you for your onion as well. Perhaps if we can put aside our differences and all work together and respect one another, we can create a better world.
bee: Bzzzzz("Sure thing fairy, may I ask... Do you have any nectar here?")
Summarize the dialogue | bees provide for humans and in return their numbers are getting smaller. fairy interpreter: Yes, many of them ask for everything from us, and in return they give us everything but love. Pesticides have limited our population and food supply, and they don't want to take responsibility. |
local villagers: Certainly, it left a tear in my eye. You have a powerful voice.
choir member: Oh, thank you! I have sung for the Lord for years. Since I was a very little one.
local villagers: Allow me to gift you this Verjmon Plant. Legend has it that it grows at the sound of singing and music.
choir member: Perhaps it will be the biggest plant of all if we keep it here!
local villagers: Perhaps so, but I feel this Church is already so full of different ornaments that a plant looks out of place here.
choir member: I can take it to my home if you prefer? I do singing there too.
local villagers: Yes that it what I would hope for. You see, I am no good at singing and have had no luck getting the plant to grow.
choir member: I will take it then, and it shall complement my house well.
local villagers: Alright, I will place it in this bag for you. But tell no one of this gift! My wife wouldn't be too happy if she found out...
choir member: Why so?!
Summarize the dialogue | local villagers are impressed with choir member's singing. They give him a Verjmon Plant that grows at the sound of singing. Choir member will take it to his home. |
wealthy noble: Nay, but I am trying to not be so rotten all the time.
vagrants: Well you are off to a good start. Have you seen any guards around here?
wealthy noble: Nay, why do you ask?
vagrants: They are looking for me. i slept in a barn the other night and they think i stole some chickens.
wealthy noble: Oh dear, you had better be moving on then. The King's Guards are a most fearsome bunch.
vagrants: I know, they know too much already. I fear my life is coming to an end if they find me.
wealthy noble: Here change your garments, that will help you hide better.
vagrants: Thank you sir. I wish more people were like you.
wealthy noble: Aye, I am beginning to learn that giving feels good. It is an odd feeling.
vagrants: I hope you become addicted to this feeling. It is what gives me hope for humans.
wealthy noble: What is this feeling? I feel, somehow, lighter now. Perchance I should give more.
Summarize the dialogue | wealthy noble is trying to be a better person. He gave vagrants some clothes to hide from the guards. |
groom: Let's see where did that sword get to.
bat: What does it look like sir?
groom: Well it is made a silver and has a decorative handle.
bat: Is that it over there?
groom: Ah yes that does seem to be it! thank you.,
bat: No problem. Say do you think you could help me out with something?
groom: What is it that you need?
bat: I was hoping you could help me find something for my sick child. He was just born but is not doing ok.
groom: I am not sure I would know what to provide, medicine is far from my strong suit.
bat: I see, do you know of any veterinarians?
groom: I do believe I know one in town, we could try going to him.
bat: That would be great. he is my only child and i dont know what id do if he passed.
groom: Well just follow me it would not hurt to try at the very least.
bat: Thank you! You are not so bad
Summarize the dialogue | groom has found the sword. He will go to the veterinarian to see if he can help the bat's sick child. |
#Person1#: The hotel operator. Anything I can do for you?
#Person2#: I've been trying to get through to the booking office for the last ten minutes. But the line has been engaged all the time. Why is it taking so long?
#Person1#: I'm sorry to hear that. I'm afraid it is often the case during the peak hours. Shall I ask them to call you when the line is free?
#Person2#: OK. Please do so if it is not troublesome.
#Person1#: No trouble at all. May I know your name and room number?
#Person2#: I'm Du Juan, in Room 312.
#Person1#: I see. Wait in the room, please.
#Person2#: Thank you for your kindness. | Du Juan phones the hotel operator to complain about the consistent failure to get through to the booking office. #Person1# apologizes and will ask them to call Du Juan when the line is free. |
Veronica: heyo, I sent you the files by wetransfer
Erica: cool, thx!
Veronica: let me know if they work ok
Erica: yup
Erica: hey, the video file has some artifacts at the beginning
Veronica: what?
Veronica: <file_gif>
Veronica: i watched it through before sending :-/
Veronica: oooh, ok I see now
Erica: yeah, could you please reexport it?
Veronica: yup, on it
Veronica: give me 30 min
Veronica: sorry :-/
Erica: it's ok, good thing we caught it now ;)
Veronica: :-D | Veronica sent Erica the file by WeTransfer, but Erica notices some artefacts at the beginning, so Veronica will reexport it in 30 minutes. |
Barbara: I need to tell you sth
Barbara: I never had problems with auto-correct Because I'm usually careful when I write text messages
Barbara: But yesterday I wanted to text my mom "I have a date with dancer"
Barbara: Text was autocorrected to: "I have a date with cancer" xD xD xD
Maggie: Hahahahhaha. Funny but scary. Your mom's ok?
Barbara: She instantly called me. I wouldn't have noticed if it was not for the call. First time it happened to me :D | Auto-correct changed Barbara's text to her mom for the first time yesterday. Her mom called her to check. |
prisoner: Four years. I do have a family. I can't simply wait here.
a priest: I'm sorry to hear this. This may just be an obstacle in your life. A hard obstacle.
prisoner: I need to get out even if I need to break out. My family can't survive on their own.
a priest: Please don't break out. Troubles will just get worse. I understand your position though. How much longer do you have to go?
prisoner: I've only been here a few months. But I heard that my kids are going hungry. My wife is angry, but I can't do much about it.
a priest: I can help you. Maybe you can call and tell them to stop by my church? It's on the west side of town. I could have some meals ready for them.
prisoner: That would be good. But I still wish I could get out of here. It's a long time for someone who is wrongly sentenced.
a priest: Do you have an attorney? Maybe they can help re-visit this sentence in a court of law.
Summarize the dialogue | The prisoner is sentenced to four years in prison. He has a family and wants to get out. The priest offers him help. |
#Person1#: Can I help you, sir?
#Person2#: I wish to buy a diamond ring.
#Person1#: How many carats would you like it to be?
#Person2#: I want five carats.
#Person1#: Is this one suitable for you?
#Person2#: No, it seems too old-fashioned to my fiancee.
#Person1#: What about this?
#Person2#: It seems too small for me, haven't you got any larger ones?
#Person1#: Then you can buy this one. It's very nice and latest in style.
#Person2#: Oh, this one is perfect. | #Person2# wants to buy a fashionable diamond ring for his fiancee. #Person1# gives him recommendations. |
Hefin David AM: The last thing from me : the £450 single national rate—is there a danger that we might be creating a kind of EasyJetstyle nursery provision where you get the basics but the wealthier parents are going to be able to pay for better care within those settings because of the addons ?
Huw Irranca-Davies AM: We really mulled over this a lot and discussed it I have to say not only internally but with childcare providers out there and with parents as well and with local authorities The first thing to say is the £450 rate that we have set has been welcomed and it is been welcomed because it is unlike the much more complex offer that is in England where there is a variable rate and there are lots of determining factors on it and it is added complexity and confusion
Hefin David AM: Can I just ask there it is been welcomed perhaps in Blaenau Gwent but has it been equally welcomed in Cardiff ?
Huw Irranca-Davies AM: No because we have not rolled it out in Cardiff yet and that is a salient point
Hefin David AM: fair enough But will it be then ?
Huw Irranca-Davies AM: Yes it will be Some of the more expensive areas like Cardiff and Newport are knocking on our door saying Please can we have this offer ? and we are keen to give it to them But as I say—
Hefin David AM: But do you anticipate a capacity problem with the £450 in those areas compared to say the Cynon valley ?
Huw Irranca-Davies AM: We can not anticipate it yet Hefin but that is exactly the reason for going into that area and then assessing how it works We are reasonably confident that the £450— We are reasonably assured by the feedback that we are having that the £450 might work as a universal amount But if we learn when we roll it out in Cardiff and Newport that there needs to be some variation we can look at that because we are not doing a bigbang approach So that is part of why we will move to roll it out within Cardiff and Newport and other more expensive areas and learn from it but at the moment I have to say the £450 amount has been welcomed—it is appropriate You touched on the other aspect though of the wider aspects of beyond the £450 because the £450 does not cover everything The £450 is a contribution towards the wraparound childcare element but it does not cover—and we agonised over this—the issues of things like transport out on trips or food or snacks and things like this Now we did agonise a number of things that brought us to the conclusion where we are I have to say this has not been ivorytower stuff it is been in discussion with the providers but also parents One : parents are quite used to—with childcare settings and play care settings and so on—the idea that providers are quite different Some providers charge a fee that does everything in one others provide simply the childcare element but they tell the parents—and I am used to this as a parent myself although mine are older now—Mr IrrancaDavies when you sign on just to be aware if we do take your kids down to St Fagans there is going to be a little bit of a charge for that and so on
Hefin David AM: That is fair enough but it would be the lowestincome working families who would be most unduly affected by that because the higher income families would be able to afford those addons the lower income ones will not Is not that a concern ?
Huw Irranca-Davies AM: If money was absolutely no object then I think you would be looking at quite a different offer but it has to be affordable within what we have got as well The fact that parents including those who are on lower incomes are used to currently discriminating between providers not only with childcare settings but also within school settings as well where very often schools now will say We are doing something extra—
Hefin David AM: That may be the case but it is not fair is it ?
Huw Irranca-Davies AM: In a pure argument about equity and if funding was no object and if the burdens of austerity were released and we were told we had money—You can do what you want—I think you would be looking at a very different approach But within what we have I think this works very very well indeed because it is very transparent for parents who are used to making these decisions It says Here you have 10 hours of the foundation education offer You have the additional hours here provided with the childcare offer But within those additional hours you may be with a local provider in the middle of Powys that actually says `` Within that we provide everything '' you may be with a provider that says `` Well actually we do a whistles and bells thing and we take them out on trips but it is up to you if you want to come and here is the additional cost— '' Parents are used to making that decision and realistically in terms of what we can do with this offer this is actually—the arguments around this have been well rehearsed both with providers and with parents and we are not getting any concerns that this is going to unnecessarily disadvantage In a total fairness argument would you make it universal and with no additional charges ? Well possibly you would But we work within the realistic—
Hefin David AM: Or have a lower topend income limit
Huw Irranca-Davies AM: Depending on how the Bill progresses in the main Chamber and when it goes through committee there is that flexibility built into the Bill that those things can be looked at over time and adjusted For the moment I think there is an attraction in terms of the upper limit of saying : one—Let us try not to add additional complexity let us go with a scheme that is already working its way through the system which is if you like what they are doing in England and not add additional complexity But secondly there is an appeal to universality curiously in saying to all parents—and I say this regardless of political hues across the committee here—there is an attraction when you say Let us make an offer focused on working parents as it is as universal to those working parents as possible and avoid the administrative costs of saying Well let us take the upper limit down to £80 or £60 or £55 There is always the question of how much additional cost is incurred in actually doing that tweak of complexity We have looked at it
Darren Millar AM: Just to ask I mean the labour market costs are changing are not they ? You have got the national living wage increasing—Inaudible—that is going to have a bearing is not it on the affordability of this project in terms of the childcare offer and the suitability of the £450 per hour regime ? By the time it is fully rolled out of course that £450 rate is going to be a number of years old for example Do you have plans to review that ? Where is it headed ? Because it is certainly not going to be enough in the future
Huw Irranca-Davies AM: It depends how far in the future you are looking I have to say the feedback that we are having at the moment from organisations like the Professional Association for Childcare and Early Years and from the National Day Nurseries Association Wales and others is that this is the right rate and it is suitable not only today but for the foreseeable future of rolling this out
Darren Millar AM: But they have raised concerns about the national living wage implications have not they as well ?
Huw Irranca-Davies AM: Of course and I think it is incumbent on us as well to not—
Darren Millar AM: So it is not fair to say that they have not raised concerns about the rate
Huw Irranca-Davies AM: Yes but what they are not arguing for at the moment is for this rate to be raised
Darren Millar AM: But they have suggested that in meetings—
Huw Irranca-Davies AM: Well of course in future any Minister any committee will want to come back and look at—is the hourly rate as one element of the scheme appropriate to the current financial challenges for the sector and not least by the way as we try not only to develop the workforce but to develop the career pathways through this as well ? And I think that is the right discussion to be had live time as this is taken forward But at this moment in time we are not getting people saying within this part of the rollout that we need to adjust this amount
Darren Millar AM: So have you forecasted for any adjustment in the rate going forward in terms of affordability of the project ? Because you have still got this £100 million price tag on it have not you ?
Huw Irranca-Davies AM: Similar to the point that was raised with Hefin about Cardiff and Newport if we identify that the rate is not appropriate if it is— I do not think anybodys going to come back to us and say that it is too little But do bear in mind that it is above where the average England rate is even though there is this complex variability within the English rate that has caused some confusion there which is why the universal rate with us has been welcomed If we find as we pilot it or if we find because there are more expensive areas for it to be delivered in there needs to be adjustment then we will be back in front of the committee arguing why that needs to be the case
Darren Millar AM: But that will not put the project at risk in terms of its finances ?
Huw Irranca-Davies AM: No no We are still very confident looking forward on the best projections we have fed by the live input that is coming in from the pilot which will be fed again in the autumn—the Arad report coming forward—that we have not only the capacity to actually deliver this—challenging as this is we have the capacity to deliver it—but also that the funding that is available on our best estimate—the estimate we have stood by that broad ball park of that £100 million figure—it is deliverable within that But if it changes we will come back And if it changes I will have to be sitting down with my boss Vaughan Gething and with Mark Drakeford to argue the case on it But at this moment we have confidence and we have run the rule across this repeatedly But that rate combined with the other elements of this childcare offer—there is sufficient there allocated to actually deliver the whole rollout
Mark Reckless AM: Minister as a parent who is been researching childcare options it is obvious to me that in Cardiff and to a degree in Newport and Monmouthshire costs are substantially higher than this and I have not been able to find anywhere that has a sixhour day for £27 which is implied by your rate Is not it the case that rents and wages are higher and therefore you are going to need a higher rate to make it work ? Is not that already obvious ? Why are you postponing coming back and looking at this until some point in the future ?
Huw Irranca-Davies AM: Chair my biggest fear is a parent who is actually involved in this area already but having been one myself— Mark you may be right that is exactly why we are piloting it and that is why when we pilot in Cardiff and Newport we know we have lessons to learn over the affordability and the £450 per hour rate
Mark Reckless AM: But you are not piloting it in any of the highcost areas that I have referred to
Huw Irranca-Davies AM: No We will be We are going to be
Mark Reckless AM: When are you starting ?
Huw Irranca-Davies AM: Yes So we are not missing any of these learning experiences and we know that— The reason we have gone for the other areas first by the way—please take this back to any authorities affected—is simply because we have done deep dives into areas that vary from very rural areas in mid Wales areas in north Wales areas around Welsh language provision areas in deep valleys understanding the cultural and the economic impacts So we have held back a little bit from going into what we know is an obvious challenge within the more expensive areas of provision But it is coming it is imminent and we will learn the lessons from it And do you know you may be right ? And if you are right that it is more expensive and we need a higher rate within those areas then we are going to have to come back and discuss it with the committee But let us go in and learn it first of all rather than assume it necessarily
Lynne Neagle AM: Just before I bring David in on the issue that Hefin raised about the chargeable items your paper says that providers can charge up to £750 a day for food snacks transport and consumables such as nappies Now that is £3750 a week which is a lot of money for parents and I just wondered if you wanted to comment on that figure ? But also do you think there is a risk that providers who maybe are not charging at the moment may start charging because of any new pressures that arise because of this scheme ?
Huw Irranca-Davies AM: I think they are the right areas to flag up and if I thought that was going to happen I would be concerned as we take this forward and design this scheme I think part of the evaluation from Arad will also show us that—whether or not within the pilot areas that we are already in which are quite diverse that is happening We are only one term into learning the lessons by the way but I would want to make sure that we design a scheme where we are not heaping on disadvantage or where there was exploitation of disadvantaged families So the early evaluation I think will give us good feedback on that I think also by the way that providers know that this is a collaborative effort to do this here It is not in their interests I have to say as the umbrella bodies or individual providers to see this as some way that they can unduly rake in additional income from this on the backs of poorer families This is about providing opportunities for all working families But especially I have to say the early evaluation that we have seen already suggests that the greatest proportion of those who are taking advantage of this scheme in the early parts—in the early evaluation—are those who are below the average working wage within in Wales That is by far the greatest number of people who are doing it and we do not want them then being priced out because of addons So there has to be some pragmatism I have to say and some open partnership working here with the sector and we do have that
John Griffiths AM: I want to come back to the £450 rate but in terms of working with the sector briefly if I might Chair I just wonder Huw in terms of that £450 figure and understanding the sector in Wales to what extent are we talking about a market rate and to what extent are we talking about the increase in demand that will come from the scheme and how that relates to economies of scale and capacity ? Is it purely a market rate or is there a conversation with the sector in terms of the benefits that will come from this scheme and how they should be recognised in terms of setting the rate ?
Huw Irranca-Davies AM: This has been a very open dialogue with the sector around affordability around the hourly rate and around what might happen in future as well This is not a pure hard datadriven analysis that says Here we have calculated everything and this is the rate that will satisfy it because we recognise that there is great diversity in provision out there and we also recognise that things will change over time It is not only the geographical diversity—it is the diversity of the sector itself I think we need to as we take this scheme forward and look at the full rollout continue in that very open dialogue with the sector not about what is purely a marketdriven amount but actually what is also affordable for the Welsh Government within the constraints that we have Just to flag up one issue it is right that we are focusing on those elements that are not included within it to some extent as well and the effect of that on more disadvantaged families but that has to be balanced with the pocket of affordability for this scheme as well Let me give you a clear illustration : some of our calculations have suggested that if we included free food within this offer as well it would add something like in the region of 50p to that £450 rate That would have at this moment impacts on the affordability of this and the rollout of it I would need to be going back to my seniors and arguing the case now ? But it is that open dialogue with the sector that says There is one thing about what you are saying you demand as a market there is another thing about what we are saying that we have affordability from taxpayers money to actually put into this They also understand John that as well as an enabling policy—and we are seeing the evidence by the way I can cite it—of individuals who are being helped into more flexible options to get back into work increase their hours and so on this is also about building capacity in a fundamental foundation sector that is in every single part of Wales The stuff that is being debated ad nauseam here within the Assembly about foundational sectors— The sector itself understands that if we boost the childcare offer in all its diversity including by the way not just the independent sector but social enterprises and thirdsector organisations such as exist in Neath and elsewhere that I was involved in 20 or 30odd years ago setting up—that has an economic impact that goes beyond that immediate family who are receiving the provision to the wider communities as well They know that They know there is job creation within this and there is economic impact for that So it is an open dialogue on what the rate should be rather than purely Our wonks have crunched the numbers and we have come up with £450
Lynne Neagle AM: David you had a question on the pilots
David Rees AM: Yes just to finish that section off if I may Chair Before I go to my question I want to come back to Mark Recklesss question and the answer you gave I got the impression that if there is a need to look at different rates because of the higherend areas you may therefore have different sets of rates and not a universal rate Is that also on the cards ?
Huw Irranca-Davies AM: David it is possible I think our preference would be I have to say to stick with the universal rate because we know it is— There is real simplicity and it is been welcomed in the sector But the sector also are quite pragmatic about this One of the defining hallmarks of the way that we have taken this scheme forward is learning in live time as we pilot and expand the pilots into different areas and different types of provision If we learn lessons from that that suggest we need to come back and look at a differential in moreexpensivetoprovide areas then we will have to look at that but there might be other ways of splicing it But first of all I think we have to go in and see how does this work We might find Mark we might find David that we go in and when everything is tallied up the £450 per hour works in supporting provision there
David Rees AM: In your answer to John you talked about affordability which I totally understand If I can now remind you : I do not remember the word affordability coming in the manifesto pledge of the Government It was we will offer childcare facilities So I just want to put a reminder to you there
Huw Irranca-Davies AM: Ministers always look at affordability | In this part, the meeting talked about the affordability of £4.50 amount (the universal amount) and add-ups for some cases. The group separately discussed the situation of families of different incomes levels and different areas. |
bat: Well it was going to be my dinner. That poor adventurer got stuck like you
raccoon: Oh he's in trouble for sure! But even in this muck, I'm pretty good at finding my way out. We racoons have all the right moves!
bat: Well, hes much too big for me to enjoy on my own. Do you want to share him?
raccoon: Ahhhh, us racoons are pretty much vegetarians. But thanks - you go ahead and enjoy! I'm going to scurry up this tree and look for some acorns.
bat: Are you sure? Hes pretty tasty!
raccoon: Thanks all the same! Say, do you live here?
bat: Nope I live in a cave but Im out here looking for food which I found
raccoon: Well after your dinner, I sure would appreciate it if you could fly high enough to spot that Inn at the fork of the road and point me in the right direction!
bat: Oh little coon, I dont think youll be needing that Inn!
Summarize the dialogue | a bat got stuck in the mud and a raccoon got stuck in the mud. The bat is going to eat the raccoon. The raccoon is vegetarian. The bat will point the raccoon to the Inn at the fork of the |
Geoffrey: hey guys, got some business for you
Jeff: hey, what's up?
Jim: yo man
Geoffrey: how about playing footbal or whatever, at the weekends for example?
Jeff: like every week?
Geoffrey: yep
Jim: sounds cool
Jim: but we need a team and a place
Geoffrey: I'll ask around
Geoffrey: but all in all, are you in?
Jeff: If we choose a day when we're all free, then sure, I'm in
Jim: me too | Jeff, Jum and Geoffrey will play football at the weekend after arranging the team and place. |
Martin: happy birthday, enjoy your day!🎉🍰
Raoul: thanks
Martin: with pleasure!
Raoul: I'm waiting for you, it's gonna be nice
Raoul: why you didn't come with Flo?
Martin: i was to tired. But i'm coming today
Raoul: Really?If you do that i'll come and pick you up at the station
Martin: I'll be there
Raoul: for sure? Not like yesterday?
Martin: no, but i'll let you know
Raoul: ok l'll wait for you
Martin: ok
Raoul: are you still coming?
Martin: yep! why?
Raoul: nothing, just to be sure!
Martin: ok
Raoul: give me your dock number
Martin: ok , i'll tell you
Raoul: i'm on my way
Martin: we'll arrive in 10 minutes
Raoul: arrived
Martin: dock 18
Raoul: i've seen on the board | Raoul has a birthday today. He will pick Martin up at the station. |
#Person1#: Good morning, sir May I help you?
#Person2#: Good morning. My family and I are visiting Boston for a few days. Do you have any rooms?
#Person1#: How many are there in your family?
#Person2#: Four. My wife and I, and two children.
#Person1#: Well, we can let you have two rooms, Or we can give you one large room with two double beds.
#Person2#: What are the prices?
#Person1#: The two rooms would be 100 dollars a day. The large room would be 80 dollars a day.
#Person2#: We'll take the two rooms.
#Person1#: Very good. sir. Would you please register? Write your name and address on this card... Thank you. Is this your luggage?
#Person2#: Yes. We have four suitcases.
#Person1#: All right. The bellboy will bring them up for you. You will be in rooms 403 and 405. How long do you plan to stay in Boston?
#Person2#: Four days. We'll leave on Friday. I understand that you can give us some information about tours of the city.
#Person1#: Yes, sir. I'll be glad to help you arrange a tour.
#Person2#: We'll come back here after we get settled in our rooms. Let's go. The elevators are this way. | #Person1# gives #Person2# two rooms for #Person2#'s family for 100 dollars a day. The bellboy will bring the suitcases for #Person2#. #Person2#'s family will stay in Boston for four days, and #Person1# will help arrange a tour. |
Christopher: do you remember this gold digger from "90 day fiancé"?
Sophie: this chick from Russia?
Sophie: Anfisa?
Christopher: yup
Christopher: she's got her own yt channel!! :D
Sophie: whaaat?!
Sophie: how did i not know this?! :D
Christopher: are you intrigued? :d
Sophie: of course i am, you know i'm a die hard fan of her :D :D :D
Christopher: XD
Christopher: so, did you checked it out?
Sophie: mhm
Sophie: she seems to be normal and honestly quite boring
Sophie: she constantly talks about Jorge's incarceration and shows off her muscles
Sophie: i'm BITTERLY disappointed!! :< ;p | Anfisa from Russia, the gold digger from "90 day fiancé", has got her own YT channel. Sophie finds it quite boring. |
peasant: We got him! He won't be messing about in these parts anymore. Look at that...He had a big knife!
visitor: Oh thank goodness you're here, I would've been done for... grab his knife! We can use it to hack down some of these unruly branches.
peasant: I've got this hammer too. We can use this as a weapon.
visitor: You're resourceful, aren't ya? And what are you even doing all the way out here, anyway?
peasant: I am poor and dirty and people spit on me so I hide come out here to escape the torment.
visitor: Oh. That is AWFUL. Well, if I ever reach the castle I'll tell the king what you did for me... you have too good a heart to be stuck out here.
Summarize the dialogue | peasant and visitor are in the forest. They are going to use the knife and the hammer to fight the branches. |
bird: Chirp!
knight: Hello fair bird! What a delight to see you on my travels!
bird: Chirp chirp?
knight: What a lovely song you have!
bird: Tweet!....CHIRP?!
knight: Thank you my feathered friend! Now you savage thief, unhand that miraculous creation of God!
bird: Tweet! Chirp chirp!
knight: Well, he seems to be out cold. Thank you for your assistance friend.
bird: Chirrrrp!
knight: Here, I know birds sometimes like shiny things. Take this coin as thank you for your service here today.
bird: Chirp! ....tweet...tweet...... Chirp?
knight: Thank you my little friend! If you ever visit the castle, I shall pamper you with whatever food you desire and only the freshest water!
bird: T....tweet?
knight: Farewell, and may you find all of the worms you ever need!
Summarize the dialogue | knight and a bird are having a conversation. The bird is a thief. The knight wants the bird to help him catch the thief. The bird helps the knight. |
Jenny: Hi Ladies! Any New Year's Eve plans?
Jenny: Staying in or going out?
Lisa: Heeey! Dancing!
Marie: Party hard!
Marie: Let's go out to a club.
Jenny: It's gonna be dreadful trying to convince Steve.
Lisa: Oh come on, I'm sure u have your methods. xD
Jenny: LMAO, I'll try my best :)
Marie: I'll get tickets to this club <file_other>
Lisa: It's a date! | Jenny, Lisa and Marie will go to a club on New Year’s Eve. Jenny finds it hard to convince Steve. Marie will get the tickets. |
chicken: Sure we are.Here comes the milk maid to cart away more milk and steal away our eggs
animal: I'm tellin' ya... let me talk to the guys over in the woods - you got the bear, the fox, the wolf. If we can get them on your side, we can carry this off without a hitch.
chicken: That's the spirit! An animal revolution impending.
animal: That's it Mister! I'll round up the muscle and meet you behind the barn at sundown. Be sure to have the ducklings, cow and sheep join us! We'll get thing rolling!
chicken: I'll be right there on time.But first thing first.Let's me perfect my plans to rally the other animals.
animal: It might help the cause if you were to bring along a few of those eggs and a bucket or two of milk.
chicken: What for? Have you joined the milk maid to deprive us of our good
Summarize the dialogue | animal and chicken are planning an animal revolution. They will meet behind the barn at sundown. |
Chris: I tried jogging today!
Matt: and the key word is "tried"?
Matt: not to mention that you have the weirdest habit to stat the conversation 5 minutes before my work ends :P
Matt: good (or bad) thing is that I need to stay a bit longer today ;)
Chris: Sorry :P
Chris: I have no other friends ;)
Matt: it's not a problem for me, you're the one getting a short conversation ;)
Chris: Anyway, I was certain that I'd just collapse after 50m or so but I did quite well :)
Matt: I would collapse :P
Matt: I'm taking pills that slows my heart rate and that doesn't bode well with any kind of physical effort :P
Matt: my heart doesn't know what to do then :P
Chris: Medication is a different thing.
Chris: I just don't understand how I can run better when I eat 1/3 of what I should...
Matt: power of mind ;)
Matt: and it's your first try in a while
Matt: your body doesn't know what to expect :P
Chris: I need to analyse my performance
Chris: Maybe I can get even better than that!
Matt: back in the days when I was still playing football my first performance after a long break was always spectacular
Matt: I always felt like a physical god
Matt: but the next ones were just horrible and I felt like I was dying :P
Chris: Oh, you killjoy :D
Chris: You're basically saying that I'll crash during my next jog :D
Matt: that's what I'm here for
Matt: a reality check :P
Matt: anyway, done with my work for today, finally can head home!
Matt: cya later
Chris: cya! | Chris started jogging again. He performed better than expected. Matt can't jog now because of his heart medication effects but he recalls that when playing football in the past, he also performed very well after a break. |
turtle: Good, good. Maybe someday we'll take over the castle! And then the kingdom!
beaver: That's some bold talk coming from a turtle Soupy… Have you been eating those weird mushrooms again?
turtle: Does my shell look pink and purple to you? It does in the reflection on the water......
beaver: Yes now that you mention it… and who's that coming out of your forehead? Are you growing horns? (giggling to himself)
turtle: No, what! Am I?? Please, tell me it's not true!
beaver: (cracks up laughing) I'm sorry lil dude. I couldn't resist. Every time you so trippin' on shrooms I'm gonna screw with you a bit. But I promise you it's barely noticeable. Just tiny little horns. (giggles again)
turtle: I don't want to be a turtle anymore!
Summarize the dialogue | Soupy's shell looks pink and purple. He's been eating mushrooms. Beaver jokes that Soupy is growing horns. |
Ellie: what's the homework for tomorrow's class?:D
Elsie: <file_gif>
Ellie: whyyyy :((
Elsie: there's no class tomorrow!
Elsie: it's cancelled, check your email... xd
Jack: Wait, what? :D
Ellie: ooooh!!! <3
Elsie: yeah, prof. Harris finally got sick XD
Jack: Hahaha <3 wonderful!
Ellie: rofl, love you guys!
Elsie: <3 | Tomorrow prof. Harris won't be teaching her class because she's sick. |
king fulmer: That is a wonderful idea, then we can take over Landon and will no longer worry about the cost of buying it
preacher: Yes. And although I am but a preacher, I have heard of their mines.. Perhaps we could find even more precious metals there. With your permission I would like to say a prayer and bless you your highness.
king fulmer: granted, then fetch me my generals so I can plan the grand campaign
preacher: Thank you! I'll be sure to fetch them at once. Thank you for your understanding. I only wish I had come to you sooner about this issue to avoid such distress. I've been praying over it for days.
king fulmer: I am a fair and reasonable king, do not let it happen again. No fetch my generals
preacher: At once. Good bye my King. I hope this will allow forgiveness from the Gods. I haven't been myself lately and I hope I am not punished too fiercely when I meet my maker. You have given me a new hope.
Summarize the dialogue | king fulmer wants to take over Landon. He will send his generals to fetch him his generals. |
Sally: Thanks for coming.
Edie: Thanks for having me.
Sally: Our pleasure. Visit us more often.
Edie: Whenever I am in the neighbourhood.
Sally: Be careful on the road.
Edie: Till next time. | Edie visited Sally. |
man: Thanks for the hospitality. I'd love to try some of the ale here. To pay you back, have this chisel
fishermen: Thank you! A handy tool for boat repairs indeed. What do you think the boat replica is? Do you recognize it?
man: I'm not sure. Like I said I'm not really familiar to this place. I know pretty much nothing about boats! As a fisherman you must be pretty knowledgeable, right? What do you know about this replica?
fishermen: Well, nothing special. It's a fishing boat much like mine. As you can see there is a lot of nautical decor around. I was hoping you were gonna tell me a grand tale.
man: Unfortunately I'm just a simple smith. Not many grand things happen around me. There's only one peculiar thing I can think of and that's when someone asked me to make a sword to stick into a rock. Not sure what that was about. Do you have any tales from the sea?
Summarize the dialogue | Fishermen are showing a man a boat replica. The man is a smith. The man is not familiar with boats. The man will have some ale. |
Hope: I’m so tired of my neighbours’ kids
Hope: Like
Hope: Why… why do they have a keyboard (?) but only ever use it to press one key and play some preprogrammed music, over and over and over again
Garrett: Oh man
Garrett: I'm imagining one of those annoying toy keyboards
Hope: <file_other>
Hope: I recorded it this time, there’s some sounds of my bed creaking but only a little
Garrett: Oh my God
Hope: Imagine it being loud enough that I can record it from my room through the floor because they live downstairs... | Hope is tired of her neighbours' kids who are playing annoying keyboard music over and over again. She wants to record the sound from her room. |
#Person1#: Hi, Ann. I was wondering if you are free tomorrow night?
#Person2#: Well, George. I guess I am. Why do you ask?
#Person1#: I've just gotten a pair of pre-sale Star Wars movie tickets from a friend and was thinking of inviting you along for the opening premiere. Are you interested?
#Person2#: Yeah, definitely! Thanks for inviting me.
#Person1#: My pleasure.
#Person2#: I really wanted to watch the Star Wars on the opening day, but the pre-sale tickets were sold out. How did you manage to get hold of them?
#Person1#: A friend of mine works at the corporate headquarters of Pepsi, which is a major sponsor of the movie. He was able to get the tickets for free, and then he sold two more for me for 50 dollars a piece.
#Person2#: You paid 50 dollars for each ticket? That's a huge premium over the regular price.
#Person1#: Not really. Considering the fact that other people were willing to pay as much as 200 dollars each on the black market. Besides, I knew you were really looking forward to watching Star Wars on the opening day.
#Person2#: Wow! I am really honored you went through all this trouble just for my sake. I really appreciate that. So, what time are we going?
#Person1#: Well, let's see. The movie stars at 10. We should be there at least 1 hour earlier, because there is a big line. I could pick you up at your house at 8, if that's ok with you.
#Person2#: 8 pm, that's fine with me.
#Person1#: Okay.
#Person2#: So I'll see you tomorrow then at 8.
#Person1#: Yeah, that's great. I'll see you tomorrow night.
#Person2#: Ok, George. Bye!
#Person1#: Bye, Ann! | George invites Ann to watch the opening premiere of Star Wars. Ann wonders how he gets the tickets because the pre-sale tickets were sold out. George says he paid 50 dollars a ticket from a friend. Ann appreciates it. George will pick up Ann at Ann's house at 8 tomorrow night. |
inhabitant: helllo
noble: Hello are you training here?
inhabitant: nope. I am here for a different purpose
noble: What is that purpose?
inhabitant: I'm a slave inhabitant of the palace. I was taken from my village at a young age . I will serve the king until I die
noble: How old were you when they took you?
inhabitant: I was only 5
noble: I am sorry to hear that boy. how are you holding up?
inhabitant: I only tag along...I am not really happy here
noble: Let me tell you something. I might leave this place with some money, what could you provide if i brought you along?
inhabitant: I will be very happy...you will make me the happiest person.
noble: Can you fight?
inhabitant: I can learn how to..
Summarize the dialogue | inhabitant is a slave inhabitant of the palace. he was taken from his village at a young age and he will serve the king until he dies. noble might leave this place with money, what could he provide if he brought inhabitant along? inhabitant will |
#Person1#: Excuse me. Do you mind telling me the time when the recruitment will officially start?
#Person2#: It will be held on October 15th.
#Person1#: Should I arrive early or on time?
#Person2#: You'd better be early in case that you may be late because of traffic jam. That will put you in a insurmountable place. | #Person2# tells #Person1# the recruitment will be held on October 15th and suggests #Person1# arrive early. |
Kevin: Hey guys! I need your advice about buying vs renting in London. I want to rent a flat to save up money for a better house.
Martha: renting is expensive in London so you won’t save that much money
Kevin: but the wages are higher :)
Greg: the cost of living is higher too
Kevin: would you go for buying then?
Greg: you don’t really know the place. What if you don’t like it?
Kevin: that’s a good point!
Martha: i’d go for renting but wouldn't expect to save up a lot
Greg: yeah, then go for buying
Kevin: cheers guys! | Kevin is going to rent a flat in London first and then go for buying on Greg and Martha's recommendation. |
Yigal: Where are you girls?
Kate: at the medical centre
Betty: with my rash
Yigal: Very good! | Kate and Betty are at the medical centre. |
dog:
guard: Hey boy, what are you doing down here?
dog:
guard: Hey now boy, i am not going to hurt you.
dog:
guard: There there..
dog: woofwoofwoof
guard: Let's get you somewhere where there is some food... huh boy?
dog: woof! woof!
guard: When was the last time youa te boy?
dog:
guard: Its ok boy. There there..
dog:
Summarize the dialogue | guard is looking for the dog. He will take the dog to a place where there is food. |
man: When shall I begin my training my Lord. I must be sure to alert my village so that they may find someone in my absence. Once I begin making gold, I will send it to them.
king: Of course... Would you be able to begin tomorrow
man: Let me make the journey to my village at once to spread the joyous news of my new position. I must shave my beard in preparation as well. I've never seen one of your soldiers with a beard as long as mine.
king: Nonsense! Leave it, for it will terrify the enemy and make you look dominant!
man: Yes, my Lord! I will keep the beard and terrify my enemies with my manly presence!
king: Here, take this too. We need to show the enemies that we were men born to rule over others!
man: I will wear this with pride! The enemies will grovel at our feet and will come to associate your name with fear and death and if they don't bow down to your rule, I will personally make sure they pay!
Summarize the dialogue | man will begin his training tomorrow. He will go to his village to spread the news. He will keep his beard to terrify the enemy. |
#Person1#: Hello, what can I do for you?
#Person2#: Hello, I come to pay my water and electricity fees.
#Person1#: Give me your water and electricity bills, please.
#Person2#: Here they are.
#Person1#: You should pay 160 yuan for the electricity fee and 80 yuan for the water fee.
#Person2#: Do you mean that I should pay 240 yuan in total?
#Person1#: Yes. Will you pay by cash or credit card?
#Person2#: Cash, please. Here is the money.
#Person1#: I get 250 yuan from you, and this is the change, 10 yuan.
#Person2#: OK. Thank you. Bye-bye.
#Person1#: Bye. | #Person2# pays #Person2#'s water and electricity fees with #Person1#'s assistance. |
Maria: Do you like these glasses?
Maria: <file_photo>
Terry: you look fab!
Jenny: buy them!
Maria: ok | Maria is buying new glasses. Terry and Jenny liked them. |
a guest: I am! I need something to warm the chill in my bones. Could I trouble you for some ale?
the lady of the house coming to greet you: Take this additional coat to warm up a bit. Ill bring us both some of the best Ale the town has to offer and we shall celebrate fellowship tonight!
a guest: How is this inn not bustling! You are the best innkeeper I have come across in ages!
the lady of the house coming to greet you: I do my best to make my guests as comfortable as ever. But the bandits have also eaten into my business and people prefer to stay home then venture out and risk robbery
a guest: Ah yes, that makes sense. I met their acquaintance on my way in. Well my cousin is the realm sheriff, I shall have him put permanent protection around this gem of an inn.
the lady of the house coming to greet you: Why Thank you! It is much needed and the bandits need to get what they deserve. Hows the ale and soup treating you?
Summarize the dialogue | The lady of the house is the best innkeeper the guest has come across. The guest met the bandits on his way in. The guest will have the realm sheriff put permanent protection around the inn. |
merchant: Do you want to buy some of the wine to take back with you?
king: Perhaps I'll have my valet come by and pick up some later. Best avoid the wrath of queens, especially one bent on propriety. Ah how I long of the simple thrill of battle, of me with my sword in hand and no rules and fripperies!
merchant: Well when you win that battle, we'll celebrate with my finest wines!
king: Ah, I'm afraid my Lady cares more for feites and feasts. And with the increase in diplomacy from these things, so less becomes the need for battle. The warrior King is a dying breed, I'm afraid.
merchant: Well next time you host a feast, be sure to serve my fine wines! The finest in the kingdom!
king: Well you certainly know how to ply your trade, merchant. Perhaps I'll even have you come up to the castle sometime, and perhaps you can tempt the Queen with your wares.
merchant: Here are some samples to share with the Queen.
Summarize the dialogue | king will have his valet come by and pick up some wine for the queen later. |
war officer: I can bring the sword to the King when you are done doing as told. I am on my way to a strategy meeting with him here shortly. Tell me a joke.
court jester: Hmm let me think of a good one then.
war officer: Are you not a jester? Should you now always be prepared. I cannot believe I have to wait to hear something.
court jester: Well you are lucky that I am giving you anything, since I am not on the job!
war officer: You are a mouthy thing aren't you. When you speak to me you speak to the King. You need to learn your place, Jester!
court jester: I may be low, but only when I am in that damned castle!
war officer: You are in your King's kingdom. You are as he says. Where is my joke?
court jester: You deserve none so you shall get none!
war officer: Insolent Jester! This shall be reported to the King. He is less forgiving than I!
court jester: Stay back, someone help me!
war officer: You will regret that Jester!
Summarize the dialogue | court jester is a court jester and he is supposed to entertain the king. He is not on the job now. The war officer is on his way to a strategy meeting with the king. |
monk: Hello my furry little friend
animal: Roof! Roof! ROOoooooffff!
monk: What are you doing here?
animal: *wags tail profusely* Woof!
monk: You are a happy fellow, arent you
animal: *drools all over monk* *runs back and forth between pews*
monk: come here buddy. You must not run about in here.
animal: *small growl* *tugs at monks robe*
monk: What is it? Do you want me to follow you?
animal: *nods head*
monk: Well alright then, where are we going?
animal: *runs toward statues* ROOOFFFFFFF
monk: Wait for me!
animal: *jumps around impatiently* *uhhhrooooofffff*
Summarize the dialogue | animal is running around the church. He wants to go to the roof. |
#Person1#: This place is so quiet and peaceful. It's really different from my pad at city.
#Person2#: Sure, do you think you could live out here? You know, back to nature at all?
#Person1#: I don't know. I don't mind coming out here for a while, but that will get old pretty soon.
#Person2#: That's what I was thinking. I mean can you imagine Friday night instead of going out with your friends you'd have to stay in your tree house and talk to birds and squirrels.
#Person1#: I think I'd go lonely if I do like that.
#Person2#: And where would you get a cup of cappuccino?
#Person1#: Now that would be hard to live without. We city folks are pretty spoiled.
#Person2#: Maybe. But I ' d rather be spoiled than turn into a crazy guy with a long period to talk to the birds. | #Person1# and #Person2# admit the tranquility of living in nature but they both prefer living in the city. |
#Person1#: Welcome to Lincoln Bank. How may we be of service?
#Person2#: Hi. We'd like to open a Foreign Currency Account, please.
#Person1#: OK, do you have the relevant materials?
#Person2#: Yes, yes, we do. Right here.
#Person1#: Right. You have a choice of account, we provide USD, HAD, JOY and GAP accounts. Which do you want to go for?
#Person2#: We will go for the US dollar account.
#Person1#: OK, I'll begin the opening procedure now and we'll let you know when everything is sorted. | #Person2# opens a US dollar account at the Lincoln Bank with #Person1#'s assistance. |
the queen: That sounds lovely, dear chambermaid.
a chambermaid: Yes my Queen. Maybe once you are more comfortable you can read a book. I would also really like to read one, perhaps on history!
the queen: You could do both and read one to me if you'd like?
a chambermaid: That would be lovely! I often get tired of just cleaning so this will be wonderful!
the queen: Agreed, and I am far too tired to read myself at the moment. Go right on ahead, maid.
a chambermaid: Would you like to hear a history book my Queen, or perhaps a lighter subject such as comedy?
the queen: Let's go with some history, shall we?
a chambermaid: Of course! I will read about the prehistoric days, so interesting and often the subject of my daydreams while cleaning.
the queen: Sounds good, maid. Go on and begin whenever.
a chambermaid: Yes my Queen, chapter one starts off with Caveman, here we go. The average caveman was not bright, yet..
Summarize the dialogue | the queen is tired and wants to rest. The chambermaid will read a history book to her. |
juror: Take that rat
fat rats: *Squeak! The rat is struck by your shoe! More stunned than hurt, the creature attacks the footwear as if the whole thing was its idea. Biting and gnawing the shoe, the rat is once again distracted, and does not seem to notice you still in the passage.*
juror: I have to get out of here, and now I don't have my shoe!
fat rats: *Munch! Munch! Munch! The rat seems to have calmed down considerably and is happily making a meal out of your footwear! Maybe your wife wasn't kidding when she said your feet smell like cheese?*
juror: you blasted thing, you put a hole in my shoe, I don't have money for new shoes!
fat rats: *Hisssss! The rat is not happy that you are stealing its meal! With a violent fury, it gnashes its teeth into your shoe-grabbing hand!*
Summarize the dialogue | The rat is eating the juror's shoe. |
#Person1#: I bought these trousers here on Wednesday. When I tried them on at home, I found them too small for me. Can I return them and get my money back?
#Person2#: I'm sorry. You can't because you bought them at a sale price. However, you can exchange them for a bigger size.
#Person1#: I have already looked around here, but I can't find the proper size for me. I have to wear them at my co-worker's house warming party this Saturday.
#Person2#: Don't worry. If we don't have a bigger size here. I'll find another store that has the right size for you and you can pick them up by Friday. | #Person1# wants to return the trousers but #Person2# says #Person1# can only have an exchange and promises it will be in time. |
Dora: Good evening dad! How are you getting on?
Daddy: Very well indeed. We are just about to leave.
Dora: Splendid. Just wanted to make sure everything's alright.
Daddy: No worries. It is. | Dora asks Dad if everyting is ok and it is. |
soldier: I don't know, I am merely following orders. I am a knight and it is my duty to protect the kingdom no matter what.
servant: How can you not know the reason behind the attack? You are fighting against them!
soldier: Everything happened so fast, I heard the commotion and was told to get dressed up for war. Have you heard any rumors yourself?
servant: The tyrant is trying to take as much power and kingdoms that he can!
soldier: I will make sure his tyranny stops here. If something happens to me, can you give my family heirloom to my son?
servant: Of course, where are they?
soldier: By the Westfolia bridge, just out of the castle gate.
servant: I will be sure to do this for you. Is there anything else I can do or get you to prepare you for this battle?
soldier: Pray for me..
servant: I will do just that. I wish you the best of luck as I will always remember you and your family. I will hold onto this tight until you return.
Summarize the dialogue | The tyrant is trying to take as much power and kingdoms as he can. The soldier is fighting against him. The servant will give the soldier's family heirloom to his son if something happens to him. |
lady in waiting: Hello my Queen. I am here as you commanded.How may I serve you today?
queen: it's my priority to have my new cushion I want to have silk lace
lady in waiting: Yes, your Majesty. I will get to work on it as soon as I leave here. Is there anything else? Would you like for me to help you dress for breakfast with the king?
queen: If I would like, I also want to take my bath with fresh rose water, my silk cushion I need it, it's a busy day for royalty ...
Summarize the dialogue | The queen wants to have a new cushion with silk lace. The lady in waiting will get to work on it as soon as she leaves here. |
village official: Our whipping station is unfit?
villager: No, it can't be that. This whipping station has been blessed by the gods themselves.
village official: Maybe there's a demon in this here medallion?
villager: Better take a look! Where did you get it?
village official: I was givin one of these sinners a good whipping. Whipped them so hard that they begged me to stop and ya know what? They gave me that medallion, I call it whipper m
villager: Oh no, I don't want to touch this thing!
village official: What's wrong with it, did you sense a demon?
villager: It burned my hands when I touched it!
village official: You might have been possessed!
villager: You were the one who gave me the medallion!
village official: I think we are in the right place for this whipping!
villager: I think it is finally time you faced some village justice you monster! Sic semper tyrannis!
Summarize the dialogue | The whipping station is unfit for a whipping. The official got the medallion from a sinner. The villager was possessed by the official. |
visitor: How could I forget? I was worried sick
the king's mother who sits at their side.: Well, the truth is, my dear, that on a regular basis, I come here. Using this memento passed down through the royal line, I am able to commune with spirits and powers that are able to sense much that we mere mortals cannot.
visitor: you mean... magic?
the king's mother who sits at their side.: Indeed, although it is not a magics such as wizards in their high towers and tomes use. Instead it is connected with the nature of the earth and the spirit of the aether that is all around us. And here is where the Veil is weakest.
visitor: so you... foresaw the assassin?
the king's mother who sits at their side.: In a way - more so that it was told to me than I actively commanded the powers. And it is not always so clear, or so readily available.
visitor: so why are you telling me this now?
Summarize the dialogue | the king's mother who sits at their side uses magic to commune with spirits and powers that can sense much that mere mortals cannot. She foresaw the assassination of the king. |
#Person1#: Can you tell me where I can park?
#Person2#: Are you driving a motorcycle or an automobile?
#Person1#: I drive an automobile.
#Person2#: Fine. You can either park in the student lot or on the street. Do you know what a handicapped space is?
#Person1#: Yes, I have seen those spots.
#Person2#: Well, when you see the blue spots with the handicapped logo, do not park there unless you have a special permit. Are you going to be parking in the daytime or the evening?
#Person1#: I park in the evenings.
#Person2#: Then you also need to be aware of the time limits on the street signs. Have you seen those signs?
#Person1#: Yes, I have seen those signs.
#Person2#: The signs always tell you how long you can park there and on what days. Do you know how to read the curb colors?
#Person1#: Yes, I know what the curb colors mean.
#Person2#: Well, just as long as you realize that red means no parking and white means loading and unloading, I think you know what you need to know. | #Person2# tells #Person1# when and where to park the automobile in the evenings and reminds #Person1# to be aware of the time limits on the street signs and the curb colors. |
Larisa: Where are all the spoons?
Hubert: I’m sorry I tend to keep them in my room, I’ll wash them all when I come back
Larisa: Chad, it can’t be like this all the time. We’re both renting rooms in this flat, you need to remember you’re not alone here
Hubert: Trust me, I know that
Larisa: Well you don’t behave like you do
Hubert: Comon, I just forget about some things sometimes, you need to remind me about them.
Larisa: I’m not your mum to remind you about cleaning or taking out the trash
Hubert: Ehhh okay, I’ll take care of those things, I promise
Larisa: I hope so. We need to cooperate so that we don’t destroy each other’s lives.
Hubert: Sure thing, this is how it is
Larisa: There are things I’m not going to accept
Hubert: Okay, okayyy, got it
Larisa: So today I’m waiting for the spoons and vacuuming the hall.
Hubert: You know what? You DO behave like my mum | Larisa and Hubert are sharing a flat. Hubert took all the spoons. Larisa wants him to wash the spoons and to give themn back and to vacuum the hall. |
#Person1#: Can you tell us what you like doing in the evening?
#Person2#: Well, I like music. I listen to a lot of pop music. But most of all, I like watching TV. It's much better than reading a book. | #Person2# tells #Person1# what #Person2# likes doing in the evening. |
#Person1#: I have a sore throat and my chest hurts.
#Person2#: How long have you been like this?
#Person1#: Two or three days now.
#Person2#: I think you've got the flu. There's a lot of it going around.
#Person1#: What do you think I ought to do?
#Person2#: Get this prescription filled and go straight to bed. | #Person2# thinks #Person1# has got the flu and offers suggestions. |
the groundskeeper of the castle: Hello there little fellow
pet cat: Meoooww. play with me.
the groundskeeper of the castle: aww you so cute, do you have a name I love cats
pet cat: meoww. My name is Kitty
the groundskeeper of the castle: Well hello there kitty would you like to lay on this quilt while I get you a bowl of milk
pet cat: Meowww thank you purrr
the groundskeeper of the castle: What do you like todo forfun
pet cat: Play with my friend!
the groundskeeper of the castle: hmm I wonder if he feels the same hahaha
pet cat: I don't eat him so I think so.
the groundskeeper of the castle: well he does seem to like you so go ahead, here is the milk buy the way
pet cat: Thank you for me meoowilk. Will you be my new owner?
the groundskeeper of the castle: Sure kitty has long has you behave
Summarize the dialogue | Kitty wants to play with her friend. The groundskeeper of the castle will be her new owner. |
Gunther: I'm at the conference hall now. Have you arrived?
Antonio: Yeah I just parked..
Antonio: Traffic is mental..
Antonio: Are you in the main hall?
Antonio: Is Tracy with you?
Gunther: Yes we are in the main hall
Antonio: Ok I'm on my way | Gunther and Tracy are waiting in the main hall. |
rat: what is a bat queen like you doing in a cold place like this?
bat queen: Taking a walk as you can see, trying to see what it feels like to be an ordinary rat
rat: I carried nothing today.
bat queen: What are you doing here?
rat: I live near the docks
bat queen: Oh, so your home is pretty close?
rat: Just on the edge of the city.
bat queen: That's interesting, so you must know your way around this water fronts
rat: Yes! Sometimes I see rats from strange lands come off ships that dock.
bat queen: Would you mind been my guide?
rat: See that paddle?
bat queen: Yes, i see it
rat: What do you use it for? I could use it to scare off the strange rats.
Summarize the dialogue | bat queen is taking a walk to feel like an ordinary rat. Rat lives near the docks and he lives on the edge of the city. Rat lives near the docks and he lives on the edge of the city. Rat uses a paddle to scare off strange rats. |
peasant: Thank you for give me this opportunity. You will be impressed.
farmer: Maybe after a hard day work you and your family will like to join us for dinner. Martha loves to make large out door dinners.
peasant: Please excuse me, you are so kind. I would appreciate that greatly.
farmer: That's quite all right. If someone didn't help me years ago I wouldn't have all this. It's not much but allows me to provide a comfortable life for my family.
peasant: One day I will be able to do the same.
farmer: Here, have a little milk and lets get started. after we are done tending to the animals we will go out to the fields.
peasant: Wow this milk taste amazing. Your barn looks so old.
farmer: Thank my cows. They are the best cows money can buy. As for the barn, I admit, It need some TLC.
peasant: Will you let me help you fix the barn and continue to help you around the farm.
Summarize the dialogue | farmer invited peasant to help him on his farm. peasant will help farmer with tending to animals and fixing the barn. |
#Person1#: Good afternoon Miss. Are there plane tickets to San Francisco on the day after tomorrow?
#Person2#: Good afternoon Sir. I'll have a look at the time-table for you. I'm sorry but there aren't any direct flights available.
#Person1#: Are there tickets for Saturday then?
#Person2#: Yes there are. How do you want to go, First class or coach?
#Person1#: I'll need a coach open return. What's the fare?
#Person2#: It is 260 dollars.
#Person1#: What time will the flight put me there?
#Person2#: The flight will get you there at six Sunday morning.
#Person1#: OK I'll take three. What's the flight number?
#Person2#: The flight number is 301 at Gate Two. | #Person2# says there's no direct flight to San Francisco on the day after tomorrow. #Person1# asks for a coach open return for Saturday then. |
Mia: Did you see what Trump did yesterday?
Noah: Yeah, I wish I didn't, though :/
Mia: He behaves like a spoiled little brat!
Noah: I srsly can't stand him. My father always turns off TV whenever he appears XD | Mia critisizes Mr Trump's yesterday behaviour. Noah and his father cannot stand him either. |
maid: Good evening, cook! Spare any scraps for me?
cooks: of course fine maid
maid: I am so hungry! Three meals a day, they promised, and I have barely broken fast today
cooks: here have some of the left over stew
maid: Ah, that will go down very well! Of course, I am not supposed to touch his Lordship's food
cooks: do not worry it is on me
maid: I'd prefer bread and butter but whatever
cooks: i think i heard a noise, ill take this just to be safe
maid: Forsooth! That belongs in the armoury next door!
cooks: well considering i poisoned the food i thought i might as well put you out of your misery in case it doesnt finish you off, im sorry about this
maid: Alas! Farewell cruel world! Thou hast used my most vilely!
cooks: im evil for a reason
maid: Didst thou lover spurn thou also?
Summarize the dialogue | maid is hungry and she wants some food. Cooks gives her some stew. Cooks poisoned the food. Cooks will put maid out of her misery. |
farmer bob: "Oi, pig! Here's lunch!"
animal: Thank you farmer bob, I am so hungry.
farmer bob: "How are things in the pig pen today? How's the mud?"
animal: I love it we are having such a good time here. it smells like farts
farmer bob: "... Yeah, yeah it does. Blegh. Well, as long as you like it."
animal: Yeah I love it. There's food through and a mud everywhere. this is a dream
farmer bob: "You're so easy to please! I wish my wife would be okay with just food and mud"
animal: Have she ever tried it? It's wonderful!
farmer bob: "Haha! she'd scream if she got this muddy."
animal: we should play a joke on her one day.
farmer bob: "Oh, that'd be wonderful, but she's not really the joking type"
animal: Oh I understand, but maybe she will after this.
farmer bob: "What do you have in mind?"
Summarize the dialogue | farmer bob is feeding the pig. The pig loves the mud in the pig pen. The pig wants to play a joke on farmer bob's wife. |
#Person1#: Hi Rose, what are you busy with right now?
#Person2#: Hi Jack, I'm working on these documents. The manager wants them for half an hour.
#Person1#: Well, Rose.
#Person2#: Is there something any need?
#Person1#: Are your free this weekend?
#Person2#: Yes, I have nothing to do.
#Person1#: Great, Is it convenient if i visit you this weekend?
#Person2#: I beg your pardon?
#Person1#: I'd like to call on you this weekend. I just want to a drop in for a chat.
#Person2#: Really? well, ok, you're welcome.
#Person1#: Is 5 PM. Saturday a good time for you?
#Person2#: Hmm, how about seven? I can treat you to dinner.
#Person1#: Sure, that would be great. I'll bring the wine.
#Person2#: OK. Then I'll be expecting you.
#Person1#: I'll be there on time. | Jack asks Rose if he can visit her this weekend for a chat. Rose agrees and will treat him to dinner. Jack will bring wine. |
a child: I just live on my farm. I want to go home.
traveler: Here is the stick. I will pull you closer so you can climb out.
a child: Maybe if I grab onto this shrub, we can pull ourselves out!
traveler: Such a smart child. I am so glad I ran into you and not one of those bandits.
a child: I think were almost out of the quicksand!
traveler: Thank you so much. I could not have done it alone. Now to get out of this swamp.
a child: Please, my farm house is just down the road. Maybe Mah with have some supper cooked up. You should join us! We always cook plenty.
traveler: Thank you. I trade spices and as a reward, I will give some to you and your family.
a child: Wow really!? That must be an exciting life! I'm sure Mah will love the spices.
traveler: Yes it is. Now if we can just get to your farm before any bandits find us. Lead the way.
a child: Hurry, this way. It just through this clearing.
Summarize the dialogue | The traveler and the child are trying to get out of the quicksand. The child lives on a farm and wants to go home. The traveler trades spices and will give some to the child and his family. |
Martha: I've just bought a new black dress!
Donna: can’t wait to see it!
Martha: I can show you if u want
Donna: C’mon show me
Martha: <file_photo>
Martha: What u think?
Donna: OMG u look absolutely amazing!
Martha: wait till u see me tomorrow at Tom’s party
Donna: that’s gonna kill him, for sure. | Martha is going to wear the new black dress at Tom's party tomorrow. |
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