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Mark: i will be late do not wait me for dinner
Sarah: again!
Mark: i am sorry you know its year end so busy with the work Audit will start any time
Sarah: but its everyday now
Mark: i know honey just few more days
Sarah: i have been hearing this for last 15 days
Mark: please try to understand
Sarah: but it never happened before what is so special about this year end.
Mark: Sarah you know we have expanded our business this year.
Sarah: i know i should be supporting you but i miss you.
Mark: me too babes let me work now so i can be with you quick
Sarah: ok :( but thats not fair and after audit is done we are going for a holiday so prepare everything in advance
Mark: ok babes its a deal now smile and take a nap.
Sarah: ok honey love you (k)
Mark: Love you too sweet heart, | Mark will be late for dinner, he has to stay longer at work because there is an audit at the end of the year. Sarah has heard it for the last 15 days, she misses Mark. They are going on vacation after the audit. |
person: I do not know the first thing about it. I was a merchant and a successful one!
farmer bob: Start with this. Put it down by the barn.
person: That seems easy enough. I can do that.
farmer bob: Then go do it! Come back here when it's down and you can till the fields.
person: At once! I will return in a second@
farmer bob: Make sure to grab the hoe too!
person: Here is the hoe! You had it by your side.
farmer bob: Oh! Well aren't I silly. You learned to till yet, or would you rather feed the pigs?
person: I could feed the pigs. Where do I get their food?
farmer bob: Remember that grain basket? The pig sty is just about three hundred feet out.
person: I will go retrieve it and feed the pigs in jiffy!
farmer bob: Alrighty, I'll be goin' up this staircase. My overalls are up there, you can wear 'em.
Summarize the dialogue | person will put the wheelbarrow down by the barn and feed the pigs. |
#Person1#: I'd like to buy a house about 300m with a garden. Can you help me?
#Person2#: Sure. We've helped more than ten thousand people buy and sell houses. We're the No. 1 realtor in this community. I recommend this house ( He points at a picture ).
#Person1#: Where is it?
#Person2#: On a hill to the east of the Tarsus river. You have a good view of the beautiful sunrise and sunset. You can't find a better home to live in.
#Person1#: How many rooms are there?
#Person2#: Eight rooms, a roomy kitchen, two modem bathrooms, a lovely dining room, a gorgeous living room and three sweet bedrooms. All are built with first-rate materials.
#Person1#: How much is it?
#Person2#: 6 million. You needn't pay the whole price at one time. You just pay 50 % in cash. We'll process the legal documents for you and then you can borrow the other 50 % from a bank and repay it in installments. We ask for only 1 % as commission.
#Person1#: OK. How much is the deposit?
#Person2#: Ten thousand. | #Person1# wants to buy a house about 300m with a garden. #Person2# recommends a house and tells #Person1# about its location, rooms, price, and the deposit. |
faery: As much as I can. Sometimes humans want to enslave me, so I try not to be here when humans are around, but you seem nice.
priest: Why would they enslave you? Do you have powers?
faery: I have a few magical skills, but not many. I'm not like a wizard or anything. How about you? What do you do?
priest: I am a priest that is at war against the lies of this kingdom. I hate the way they oppress the needy and call it aide.
faery: How terrible! I'm so glad you are there for them. Who fights with you?
priest: The King, the Lords, and all who benefit from cheap labor. The powerful pretend that they are doing good while exploiting others.
faery: What a sad state of affairs. Can I help?
priest: I don't know, what are your powers?
faery: Hmmm...well, I can become invisible, I can bring good luck, and I have the ability to heal some illnesses,
Summarize the dialogue | faery has a few magical skills, but not many. She is not a wizard. Priest fights against the lies of the kingdom. He hates the way they oppress the needy and call it aide. |
king: Servant, I wish to bathe. Could you bring some hot water and pour it in the tub?
Summarize the dialogue | King wants to bathe. Servant will bring hot water and pour it in the tub. |
#Person1#: Do you like the Harry potter books and movies?
#Person2#: Not really!
#Person1#: Why not? They are very fun and exiting.
#Person2#: Maybe, but I think they are just for kids.
#Person1#: No, that's not true. Many adults like the Harry potter books too.
#Person2#: Maybe they don't agree with my taste. | #Person2# doesn't like Harry Potter and thinks they are for kids. #Person1# disagrees. |
nun: What a beautiful day to pray it is!
parishioner: Hello sister
nun: Hello to you parishioner. Wonderful day.
parishioner: How you are fairing this day?
nun: Any day the Queen is in good health, is a marvelous day for me.
parishioner: Has her Grace the Queen received her churching yet?
nun: Not this morning, just getting everything prepared.
parishioner: Do you think the queen witll autograph my bible?
nun: She would be delighted I am sure of it!
parishioner: Do you think she can heal my scorfula?
nun: Anything is possible when Christ is on your side. The Queen can heal the blind.
parishioner: I'm glad. I have been suffering from scrofula for nigh onto 3 years
nun: It is a brutal affliction, but do not be wary.
Summarize the dialogue | nun is getting ready for the Queen's churching. The Queen will autograph the parishioner's bible. The Queen can heal the blind. |
#Person1#: So, eh, could you tell me something about the job?
#Person2#: Sure, it's working behind the box office, selling tickets to people that come in to buy a ticket to go and see a film.
#Person1#: Ok, and what are the hours I'd have to work?
#Person2#: Well, it's just from 4:00 till 6:00 Monday to Friday.
#Person1#: Ahha, so weekends are free then.
#Person2#: Yeah, weekends are free.
#Person1#: And how much is the salary?
#Person2#: It's 5 pounds an hour, so working from 4:00 till 6:00 that's obviously 10 pounds a day.
#Person1#: Ahha, alright. How do I apply?
#Person2#: Well, the best thing is if you come in and see me and we can fill out an application form while you're here.
#Person1#: Ok, and who do I ask for?
#Person2#: Uh, you ask for Steve Wallace.
#Person1#: Alright. Thank you then. | #Person2# tells #Person1# about the details of the job #Person1# is interested in and tells #Person1# how to apply for it. |
#Person1#: Can I help you?
#Person2#: Oh, I'm just looking, thanks. Well, actually, I'm looking for something for my sister.
#Person1#: And what exactly are you looking for?
#Person2#: I don't really know. A dress?
#Person1#: Right. Well, what color does your sister usually wear?
#Person2#: Well.
#Person1#: OK, what color are her eyes?
#Person2#: Green.
#Person1#: OK, purple usually suits people with green eyes.
#Person2#: Oh, great. Purple is fine.
#Person1#: Now, what size is she?
#Person2#: Uhm, well, she isn't very big, but she's not particularly thin, either.
#Person1#: That'll be a medium then. Well, we have this rather nice silk evening dress here.
#Person2#: Good. I'll take it. How much is it?
#Person1#: $70. 00, sir. How would you like to pay?
#Person2#: $70. 00? Ah, by credit card, please.
#Person1#: Fine, if you could just sign...
#Person2#: Here you are. Goodbye.
#Person1#: Just a minute, sir. Here's your receipt.
#Person2#: Oh, yes. Emm, can she exchange it if it doesn't fit her?
#Person1#: Yes, but she needs to bring in the receipt. | #Person1# recommends a purple dress for #Person2#, who is looking for something for #Person2#'s sister, and tells him the dress can be exchanged with the receipt. |
Lawrence: we're waiting outside the station
Terry: the red bmw?
Arthur: no, I took my black fiat
Lawrence: ok! 👍 | Lawrence and Terry are being picked up by Arthur at the station. |
noble: Does he now? What a fool!
guard: Is there anything else I may help you with?
noble: Yes yes. Take my purse for me for a moment. I have an important note in my robes that I must find.
guard: I am sorry, but I cannot hold your purse for it could slow me down in protecting the king.
noble: Well then! Clearly you don't know who I am. I'm a noble! A very important person around here!
guard: I know who you are, but I serve the king and the king alone! Now tell me your business here before I throw you in the dungeon with Aladdin.
noble: I was invited to a banquet and I am on my way there now. Not that it is any of your business!
guard: The banquet is being held in the banquet hall. The banquet hall is back the way you came. Follow the corridor around and take your third right.
Summarize the dialogue | noble is on his way to a banquet. Guard can't hold his purse. |
king consort: Well, I am having a devil of a time finding here, but this castle does have seventeen hundred rooms after all.
bedroom: Yeah and I'm afraid I won't be much help trying to look for her. You can hang out here and hope she turns up
king consort: I guess . . .wow, is that chifforobe new? Looks expensive.
bedroom: It is. Got here at the same time as the new plush mattreess. Have you tried that out yet?
king consort: Can I? Looks ridiculously comfortable.
bedroom: Sure. This is your room as much as it is the queen's right?
king consort: Oh no, the Queen likes her personal space far too much.
bedroom: I guess it makes sense that you'd have your own room if there are 1700 rooms. Is yours next door?
king consort: Almost. Mine is next to the maid's quarters and the privy.
bedroom: So you ever hang out with the maid then?
Summarize the dialogue | king consort is looking for the queen. He can't find her in the castle. The queen likes her personal space. The king consort has his own room next to the maid's quarters and the privy. |
Harry: failed the test :(
Kim: Oh no, THE test?
Harry: yes :(
Kim: I'm so sorry :( will you try again?
Harry: Don't know, this is pointless.
Kim: Come on, what happened?
Harry: Maybe it's just not for me.
Kim: What score did you have?
Harry: 50%
Kim: It's not that bad! I thought you were going to say like 20, 30%.
Harry: What difference does it make? I still failed ;/
Kim: Uhm, yeah, but you have only 10% left to pass :D | Harry has failed the test. He got 50%. |
master wizard: Human!!!!
person: Well only just
master wizard: What brings you ?
person: And what is it to you?
master wizard: Speak before I strike you dead!
person: You will die before your strike falls!
master wizard: hahahaha...You dare me!
person: Well attack the fairy if you like .. I am not going to rescue her
master wizard: I missed that
person: ahahahah! No-one attacks me and comes out of it alive!
master wizard: Now you have to deal with my naked self.
person: Good gracious, that is distressing. Have you ever heard of the Keto diet?
master wizard: Deal with it fellow!
Summarize the dialogue | master wizard is angry with person. person is going to attack the fairy. |
#Person1#: Hi. I'm looking for some good deals on produce.
#Person2#: You might want to try the mangoes.
#Person1#: Can you describe a mango to me?
#Person2#: It's a fruit a little smaller than a grapefruit. It has a big seed in it.
#Person1#: Do I eat the seed?
#Person2#: Maybe some animals eat the seed, but humans don't. You'd have to soak it for 10 years.
#Person1#: What's the price of these mangoes?
#Person2#: Today you get a 50-percent discount. They're only $1 each.
#Person1#: Tell me what they taste like.
#Person2#: Their flesh is soft and juicy. It has a citrus taste. It's sweet.
#Person1#: Do I need to buy them ripe, or will they ripen at home?
#Person2#: Just press into it gently with your thumb. If it feels soft, it's ready to eat.
#Person1#: Where do mangoes come from?
#Person2#: These are from Guatemala, but we're going to start getting mangoes from India. | #Person2# describes a mango to #Person1#. #Person2# also tells #Person1# its price, taste and place of origin. |
family member: You better clean up the table and the prince will notice you more!
maid: Fine, I'll get your beer, but only because I know you'll go away if I do. If our parents were alive to see you like this, they'd be ashamed.
family member: That's better, my dear sister! get it fast
maid: Just wait until the prince hears about this. He listens to me, you know. We have, ahem, many quiet moments alone.
family member: I bet it is true.. now why there's no more performers on stage?
maid: Why don't you get up there? You're a bit of a clown.
family member: what a mouth! just fill my glass again and get out of my sight
maid: that's it. I'm finished with you. Just wait and see my rise, while you wallow in the pig mud.
Summarize the dialogue | maid will get the beer for family member. Maid and the prince have many quiet moments alone. |
Lily: what time should we meet tomorrow morning?
Tom: about 8?
Ieva: 9 please!
Tom: 9 shall it be;) | Lily, Tom and Ieva are meeting tomorrow morning at 9. |
Project Manager: And well what about the idea of automatic on off on the button
Industrial Designer: even automatic on off is also a bit problematic because it different criteria for different people like so suppose people are really they just they do not touch the remote and mm y you do not know how much time you need to switch on or switch off
Marketing: Sh should we target a a user personalised remote control ? So in in a given room there might be more than one remote control We would have each one and with our own personal settings
Industrial Designer: Yay that can be possible especially for power settings so user can say suppose they are watching a tennis match or something then they can say after one hour I
Project Manager: Would not that make arguments ?
Marketing: That is no problem we will sell more
Project Manager: And we can increase this the strength
User Interface: We got a really good Market Expert | The industrial designer thought the automatic power control would be a bit problematic because there were different criteria for different people. Then the marketing proposed that they should design a personalized product so that the users could have their own settings. The proposal was accepted by the industrial designer but later the idea of automatic power control was still abandoned because of price issues. |
Hugh: I booked the bikes for tomorrow
Claire: Cool
Lilly: I hope it doesn't rain! | Hugh has booked the bikes for tomorrow. Lilly is hoping it won't rain. |
villager: Where does this staircase lead to?
staircase: ooooooh! I am the magic staircase! Hahaha, I lead where one cannot imagine!
villager: That's very nonspecific. We villagers are not allowed to leave the village, so I would like to know where you lead
staircase: Have you no respect for magic?! The King himself graces me with his footsteps every day!
villager: Wow, okay, what a cranky staircase. You must not lead anywhere good
staircase: If you must know, I lead to the 2nd floor!
villager: Give me back my purse!
staircase: Finders keepers har!
villager: I'm going to steal in back!
staircase: Hahahahaha, mine too now peasant!
villager: You are an evil staircase!!
staircase: I am all powerful hahaa! Just don't leave the area and I'll slay you!
villager: You're a staircase!! You can't kill me
staircase: Have you forgotten the magic, fool!?
Summarize the dialogue | staircase leads to the second floor. Villagers are not allowed to leave the village. The King uses the staircase every day. Villager stole a purse from the staircase. The staircase will kill the villager if he leaves the area. |
#Person1#: Oh, good morning. What's your trouble, Miss Fang?
#Person2#: Hello, doctor. I've got a pain in my back since last night. It's really terrible during the day.
#Person1#: Does it hurt all the time?
#Person2#: Well, after I've been doing the you know, bending, doing the housework and then it is so painful.
#Person1#: Let me just fell there. Do you feel any pain here?
#Person2#: Yes, that's it. Oh!
#Person1#: Yes, I think you've hurt your back rather badly and I advise that you have plenty of rest. Don't do any heavy lifting and plenty of sleep.
#Person2#: Thank you very much, doctor. | Miss Fang has got a terrible pain in her back last night. #Person1# advises her not to do any heavy lifting and have plenty of sleep. |
the king: So much treasure here
person: Well there seems to be some. I imagine the treasure room has more.
the king: Where did you come from? Be careful that you take nothing, my guard is here to protect and keep watch
person: Oh I'm just walking around, I have no intention of stealing anything.
the king: What do you do for work?
person: Well I don't actually work you see.
the king: What is it that you do?
person: I just wander mostly.
the king: Wander where and when
person: I wander anywhere and anytime, no where specific.
the king: I grow suspicious of you! What places have you seen?
person: Well I've seen grass, and the sky. Also I don't have a tail, I'm just a normal guy.
the king: Now you give me rhymes like a child. The guard is keeping his sword on you
Summarize the dialogue | The king is showing the person the treasures in the castle. The person is just wandering around and has no intention of stealing anything. |
bride: I cannot believe this day is here and i am in such a beautiful place.
people: It is beautiful is it not? This is the highest point in town and we can see all over
bride: It is the best place to get married and the temperature is just perfect!
people: Where is your groom?
bride: Hopefully on his way. Perhaps the townspeople have held him up with congratulations?
people: We have been here since daybreak, it is true
bride: Do you think I should be worried that he hasn't arrived?
people: Well, how long ago was he due?
bride: Ten minutes, but he is always early.
people: Ah. Well, plenty more fish in the sea, eh?
bride: Not for me! He is the love of my life. There must be a good reason for his delay.
people: Perhaps he is dead?
bride: Why did I invite you to this great occasion? Remind me.....
people: You didn't - I am merely an unwashed peasant who showed up to doff my cap
Summarize the dialogue | bride is waiting for her groom to arrive. He was due 10 minutes ago. People joke that he might be dead. |
#Person1#: All right, let's see who's ruining my TV time.
#Person2#: What are you going to do? Call my boss and chew him out?
#Person1#: Is your boss named Vic? Your pager says, This is Vic. Here I come!
#Person2#: Impossible. My pager is really old. It doesn't display messages.
#Person1#: Here, see for yourself. That's really strange! It's almost the same as when I. . .
#Person2#: Gosh, you're right! It's from some guy named Vic. I wonder who he is. . . | #Person1# and #Person2# are discussing a message from a stranger who has the same name as #Person2#'s boss. |
Joona: Greetings from Helsinki!
Joona: <file_photo>
Natalie: how nice!
Rose: must be very dark there right now
Joona: yes, days are very short, that's the charm of Finland
Liam: How long are you staying?
Joona: I'm coming back on 6 of January
Liam: good, so let us know when you're back in town
Joona: sure | Joona is in Helsinki. It's dark in there. Joona is coming back on 6th January. Joona will let her friends know when she's back in town. |
person: Now let us sit down and talk like gentlemen. What brings you into the forsaken castle
thief: I'm glad you don't want to resort to violence. I put on a tough act, but I do hate fighting. I'm a sneak, not a warrior. I've come here to search for goods and treasure. I've heard rumors about a rich family that used to live here.
person: I heard the same. We can work together and split the loot
thief: Ah, I knew you were a thief! I suppose I have no room to judge. I can agree to that, to avoid any conflict. I've heard stories of jewels and gold, but so far I've only found a single coin and one ruby.
person: We should focus our attention more in the rooms. The chests will be kept there.
Summarize the dialogue | a thief and a person are looking for treasure in a forsaken castle. They will split the loot. |
Steve: Hey bro
Steve: What time is the exam?
Jonathan: Are you on drugs or something😂😂
Jonathan: Tomorrow is a public holiday
Steve: Ooh I forgot😂
Steve: But I took tequila on my way home
Jonathan: Haha! I knew.
Jonathan: But you should have invited me too.
Steve: Sorry Bro next time.
Jonathan: Cool. | Steve has forgotten that tomorrow is a public holiday. Jonathan suggests Steve's judgement is temporarily impaired. Steve took some tequila on his way home. |
the queen: I insist the king demands the provisions for the castle, otherwise he must take action!
rat: I am just a rat. I do not know what that means. I just love to eat and run around the castle.
the queen: Well, as a rat you can eat from the provisions of the castle, besides the winter is very hard and is very close ...
rat: I'll really do that. I visit this wooden house all the time. I love that it's buried in sand. It's not as clean as the kitchen pantry in the castle. That's where I eat and sleep.
the queen: Well, in the castle whenever there is food for this winter everyone will be welcome, even the rats ...
rat: What about this house? Why are you going to fix it? Is that why you are hear?
the queen: I do not think that we stay in the house is not suitable for a queen and a king, we will go to the castle, there will be plenty of food for the winter.
Summarize the dialogue | the queen wants the king to demand the provisions for the castle |
#Person1#: You did well on the math test.
#Person2#: Of course.
#Person1#: Don't you always fail in the math tests?
#Person2#: Things were different this time. I sat by a math genius.
#Person1#: Huh? You mean you snuck a peek at his test?
#Person2#: Calm down please! Come on man! I just took a glance at his paper.
#Person1#: Are you crazy? You were cheating. | #Person2# cheated on the test and #Person1# is astonished. |
monk: I cannot say I have seen one, but the book does say they exist.
priests: My brother, help me purify the air in which we stand. I feel demons are watching us right now as we speak....
monk: Shall we spread the incense around the room then?
priests: Yes. Make sure you chant the lords prayer while you walk around
monk: Yes, that is what I am doing.
priests: As long with the pews as well, that is where the demons usually sit. So Mr. Monk, what are you doing for tonight?
monk: Tonight I suppose I will just turn in early to get a good rest in preparation.
priests: Take this with you so no demons follow you. Even in the presence of the Lord, demons will still follow you. Scary is it not?
monk: They are quite persistent are they not?
priests: Yes indeed. Please rest well my brother.
Summarize the dialogue | Monk will spread incense around the room and chant the Lord's Prayer to ward off demons. |
#Person1#: What a charming room! It faces south, and there's such a lovely view of the city.
#Person2#: I'm glad you like it. The bell is on the bedside. Just ring if you want anything. The room attendant speaks a little English. So I don't think you'll have any trouble.
#Person1#: No, I shouldn't think so. By the way, is there a socket for my razor?
#Person2#: I think so. Here it is. It's by the basin.
#Person1#: Is it a two-pin socket?
#Person2#: Yes, it is.
#Person1#: Good, I'Ve get a two-pin plug. | #Person1# arranges a well-equipped room for #Person2#. #Person2# likes it very much. |
#Person1#: Hello, Joan. Why are you late today? You are never late for work.
#Person2#: No, I never am, but...
#Person1#: Wow! Your coat's very dirty! Did you fall?
#Person2#: Yes, I had a terrible experience on the underground train. Listen to this! A man came up to me and pulled out a knife. He pointed it right at me!
#Person1#: Oh, no! Are you all right? Did he hurt you?
#Person2#: No, he didn't hurt me, but he took my handbag.
#Person1#: Then what happened? What did you do?
#Person2#: I caught hold of his knife, and he pushed me to the floor.
#Person1#: Oh, no! Why did you catch hold of his knife? That's dangerous.
#Person2#: I don't know. I didn't think.
#Person1#: And what did the other passengers do? Did they help you?
#Person2#: Yes, they did. Two men ran after the robber and held him.
#Person1#: Did the police come?
#Person2#: Yeah. The conductor called a policeman, and he took the robber to the police station.
#Person1#: What a story! Thank God you're all right. | Joan gets late for the first time. She tells #Person1# it's because she met a robber with a knife on the underground train, then she shares the terrible experience in detail. |
#Person1#: Would you like some dessert now, Miss?
#Person2#: I'd like to see the menu again, please.
#Person1#: Here you are, Miss. The chocolate cake is delicious.
#Person2#: No, thanks. I don't like chocolate. I'd rather have a pineapple pie.
#Person1#: I'm afraid there isn't any more today.
#Person2#: Then I'd like to have an apple pie.
#Person1#: I'm sorry, but that's gone, too.
#Person2#: How about some fresh fruit?
#Person1#: We don't have any fresh fruit today. All we have now is chocolate cake.
#Person2#: Then I just have a cup of coffee, please.
#Person1#: Fine. I'll bring it right away. | #Person2# will just have a cup of coffee since there isn't any dessert except chocolate which she doesn't like. |
farmer: Good luck getting that back in one piece.
peasant: I`ll just have to give him yours if mine tears. I like your choice in overalls.
farmer: Woah! Friendly lad, aren't you!
peasant: Yes, I`ve seen you in this field for the last 7 years and just recently got up the courage to come say hi. The king is very strict about intermingling fields.
farmer: Is that so? Well I could put a good word in if you wanted to come work for me. I happen to know a guy in the royal family
peasant: It is so, I also see you happen to be without a wife. Maybe we could change that too.
farmer: Oh well I... I've never much thought about it. It's always been just me and my dog working the fields... I would certainly welcome the company
peasant: Then it shall be, why don`t we go tend each others fields in private.
Summarize the dialogue | farmer and peasant are going to tend each other's fields in private. |
Ann: We're leaving in 10 min
Regina: in a car?
Laura: yes, wanna join?
Regina: sure! | Ann and Laura are leaving in 10 min and they're going by car. Regina will join them. |
Professor B: But the other thing is that even though it s months away it s starting to seem to me now like November fifteenth is right around the corner And if they have not decided things like this like what the parameters are going to be for this when `` deciding `` is not just somebody deciding I mean in fact there should be some understanding behind the deciding which means some experiments and and so forth It it it seems pretty tight to me
PhD E: So wha what s the significance of November fifteenth ?
Professor B: That s when the evaluation is So so after But you know they may even decide in the end to push it off It would not you know entirely surprise me But due to other reasons like some people are going away I m I m hoping it s not pushed off for a l a long while That would be put us in an awkward position But Anyway Great I think that will be helpful There s there s not anybody OGI currently who s who s working with this and and
PhD E: Is is this part of the evaluation just a small part or ho how important is this to the overall ?
Professor B: I I think it s it s it depends how badly you do I mean I think that it it is
PhD E: This is one of those things that will be debated afterwards ?
Professor B: Well I mean it s it s Conceptually it my impression again you guys correct me if I m wrong but pause my impression is that they want it as a double check That you have not come across you have not invented features which are actually going to do badly for a a significantly different task particularly one with larger vocabulary And but it s not the main emphasis I mean the truth is most of the applications they are looking at are pretty small vocabulary So it s it s a double check So they will probably assign it some sort of low weight | The professor informed the team that the evaluation was on November 13. He encouraged the team to run experiments to learn which factors were the most important. The team was concerned about how the evaluation would be weighted, but they did not expect it to be significantly different. There was a chance that the evaluation would be pushed. |
town sheriff: well keep your trinkets near there are reports of a thief out and about i am in pursuit
thief: How long have you been looking for this thief?
town sheriff: been looking most of the day figured i would come to the saloon for some intel
thief: I better keep my trinkets tight to my chest! I do not want to fight for them.
town sheriff: don't worry i am one of the most feared sheriffs as soon as i catch this scoundrel he is done for
thief: (put sheriff in handcuffs) i do not trust that you will find this thief. I think you are a bumbling fool
town sheriff: you think an experienced sheriff can't get out of cuffs you have shown your true colors criminal
thief: hahahahaha. I'm off, don't like to fight! You are a fool sheriff. I can run faster than you can ever imagine.
Summarize the dialogue | The town sheriff is looking for a thief. The thief is cuffing the town sheriff. The thief can run faster than the town sheriff. |
the king: My lady - some of us must suffer for the rest of us to survive. You know that's how the world works. Don't go soft on me now
the queen: I'd slap you if my bodice wasn't so tight.
the king: You test me, woman. It's been a long day already. I say you get ready for bed now. And we can send your lady in waiting away
the queen: Actually, lady, fetch me some more mead. Mine is stale already.
the king: Ah yes, more drink for the missus. Not concerned with others who go without mead are we?
the queen: At least I don't go on hunting trips that last two weeks!
the king: Running this country is no easy feat. I would hold my tongue lest you bear the consequences. I gave this to you and I can take it away.
the queen: Let's not say anything we will regret tomorrow. You are right, we should get ready for bed.
Summarize the dialogue | the king and queen are tired and want to get ready for bed. |
Jeffrey: give me my money back!
Jeffrey: you asshole
Tony: i dont have your money
Jeffrey: that money you lend from me last summer?
Tony: that money that i returned to you last winter?
Jeffrey: no, that money you havent returned me yet!
Tony: i dont remember anything like this
Jeffrey: you should
Jeffrey: or maybe i will tell Kim i saw you kissing her sister?
Tony: ok i remember
Tony: how much was that?
Jeffrey: 100 €
Tony: WHAT?!
Jeffrey: you are right, it was 200 €
Tony: ok.. | Jeffrey demands 200 € from Tony or else he will tell Kim Jeffrey kissed her sister. |
#Person1#: Hello, Jack. Congratulations. Your team won the game.
#Person2#: Thank you, Sally. You watched the game, didn't you?
#Person1#: Of coures. Your football team did so well. The third team goal, especially, was really good.
#Person2#: Yes, but it wasn't easy to win, the visiting team was really strong.
#Person1#: It was, but your team was even stronger. Your coach did a good job, and all of the players did a good job, too.
#Person2#: Thank you very much.
#Person1#: When is your next match?
#Person2#: On Friday, next week. | Sally congratulates Jack on the fact that Jack's team won the game. |
faery: What are you doing in my home, goblin?!
Summarize the dialogue | Goblin is in the faery's home. |
Hayden: hey, did you pick up tickets for the football game?
Lori: no, i was going to, but something came up at work.
Hayden: i'm by the stadium now. I'll get them.
Lori: ok, cool. don't forget that andrea is joining us.
Hayden: oh right. should be different having a steelers fan with us this time.
Lori: Yeah, she's pretty outspoken. Noisy too
Hayden: i think we handle it. you know how we are.
Lori: yeah, it'll still be fun
Hayden: did you buy a new jersey to wear?
Lori: yes, i did
Hayden: hope you keep it away from Pepper this time
Lori: yes, i'm keeping it out of reach. she wont get a bite out of this one
Hayden: cool. i'll wear mine too
Lori: did the ticket price increase go into affect?
Hayden: no, i think thats next month
Lori: good. they're already high enough as it is
Hayden: definitely. i miss the prices they had 10 years ago
Lori: yeah. it was a lot easier to go to a game then
Hayden: Cool. i'm at the ticket window now. ttyl!
Lori: Later! | Hayden will buy tickets for the football game for himself, Lori and Andrea. Hayden and Lori will wear their jerseys. Pepper distroyed Lori's old jersey. |
Dane: Morning
Zariah: Morning
Dane: How are you
Zariah: In general ok but I have a big pain in my back. U?
Dane: From what ? I'm alright
Zariah: Almost every day I have had such a pain recently. Maybe because of the bed. But to be honest I don't think so since earlier it wasn't like this
Dane: Ok | Zariah has been suffering from back pain recently. |
Mike: Have you met up with this girl Tom?
Tom: No I haven't...
Mike: what? she wasn't interested?
Tom: I honestly don't know, I haven't called
Mike: What? but you have her number!
Tom: I do, but how to put it, I don't know how to use it
Mike: Just give her a call, say who you are, and invite her somewhere
Tom: but where? restaurant, movies?
Mike: Do both maybe, start with some dinner, and then movie
Tom: damn, fine, I am calling | Tom hasn't called a girl who gave him his number yet, but Mike convinced him to do so. Tom is calling the girl to invite her for dinner. |
Jessie: Hey Rose, when are you free to work on this project?
Rose: Aw fuck. When is it due again.
Jessie: End of next week.
Rose: I'm like super swamped with all my other classes, but I have play practice all week too.
Jessie: Yeah, I mean I get you, I have a lot going on too, but I think it's important we meet at least twice this week.
Rose: Is there no way we can just work separately and just figure out some of this stuff online?
Jessie: Rose? Seriously.
Rose: I mean I feel like this isn't really that big of a deal. Mrs. Coud isn't that harsh of a grader anyway.
Jessie: That's not the point. The point is that we decided to work together. As a group to get this done. I think we need to meet to get this done.
Rose: You are being way too serious about this. It is not that big of a deal. We can literally turn in anything and get a good grade.
Jessie: I don't want to be the only person putting in the effort on this one. If you don't want to work together on this, I can talk to Mrs. Cloud about being on different teams.
Rose: Whoa Jess, chill. It's cool. I'll find some time this week. I'll let you know tomorrow.
Jessie: ok. | Jessie are Rose need to hand in a project by the end of next week. They're both very busy, but Jessie insists on meeting. Rose eventually agrees to meet some time this week. |
monk: That's how to be a great believer my child
worshipper: It's a blessing to have such a wonder place of worship
monk: You have spoken well my child, God gives us more if we show appreciation
worshipper: father before you became a month what were you doing for profession
monk: Well, I was a software engineer, I designed one of the popular apps you use everyday, when I realized I had cancer and I was going to die, i decided to turn my life around by becoming a follower of lite
worshipper: wow, that's so inspiring, I will tell all my friend about it and you must be the richest month I have seen
monk: If I didn't give it all away yes
worshipper: wow you gave all your wealth away? what about your family
monk: They died in a plane crash
worshipper: Im so sorry to hear about your loss
monk: It's all right child, look at Job in the Holy Book, God restored him double for his losses
worshipper: Amen, you will recover
monk: thanks
Summarize the dialogue | Monk was a software engineer before he decided to become a monk. He lost his family in a plane crash. |
David: guys, I've heard some rumors about the test tomorrow, is it true?
Dominik: yep, from chapter 2 and 3
Huan: WAAAT what test :/
Dominik: yep, from practical classes
Huan: not again............
David: don't worry we'll fuckin do it as always | There's a test tomorrow from practical classes. |
wizard overseer: Oh, I didn't realize there was someone else here! Just practicing my magic.
fisherman: Magic? Are you a wizard or something? I'm just a fisherman making some catches.
wizard overseer: Indeed I am. Could you not tell by my robe and hat?
fisherman: Well, it just seemed strange to see one all the way out here.
wizard overseer: I usually like to practice in peace and quiet, away from the busy castle.
fisherman: Ah, I see. Well what are you practicing?
wizard overseer: Just some basic elemental spells. Conjuring fire, water, ice...you get the idea.
fisherman: Care to show me? I've always been interested in wizardry.
wizard overseer: Okay, but you might want to stand back. This could get dangerous!
fisherman: I'll keep my distance.
wizard overseer: Globus igneus! What do you think of that fireball?
fisherman: Nearly singed my eyebrows off, that's incredible! Really makes my job look boring.
Summarize the dialogue | wizard overseer is practicing his magic. He is a wizard. The fisherman is a fisherman. |
#Person1#: Ah, Michelle, hi. I was hoping to see you. How have you been? How's the family?
#Person2#: Oh, hello, Mr. Campbell. I'm fine and Jack's doing well. How are you?
#Person1#: I'm fine thanks. I got your report this morning. Thank's for that. Are you joining the conference today?
#Person2#: Yes, I'm leaving at four pm.
#Person1#: Good, well we can discuss this more then, but I think the figures are looking very good for this quarter.
#Person2#: Yes, me too.
#Person1#: I'm planning to discuss the advertising budget at the conference. I don't think we should continue with the TV advertising. | Mr. Campbell and Michelle are going to join a conference to discuss Michelle's report and the advertising budget. |
Olivia: Are you at work yet?
Noah: Yes. Just arrived.
Olivia: Okay. It will keep. | Noah has just arrived to work. |
a mouse: yes well in these times you get a lot of magical creatures
their family: It is a bit cold in this storage room. Are you okay to live here Mr. Mouse?
a mouse: yes my fur is great insulation, why are you here tho
their family: I came to get some food for the feast we are having tonight. Need some of these vegetables and nuts for the big roast! Thankfully that thief is sleeping.
a mouse: yes hes quite the troublesome fellow, he nearly killed me
their family: How about we get you out of this cold room and you come live with the family? Hop in this pouch!
a mouse: ah thank you ill take that offer kindly
their family: Yay! Glad you decided to get out of this place. I think you'll find the family safer.
a mouse: yes i think so too, you all seem very king
their family: We try to be. Family is the most important thing to have.
a mouse: yes it really is though i lost mine long ago
Summarize the dialogue | Their family is having a feast tonight. The mouse is in the storage room to get some food. The mouse is cold in the storage room. The mouse will live with the family. |
#Person1#: Excuse me, miss. Should I check in here for taking MS121 to Florence?
#Person2#: Yes, show me your ticket and passport please.
#Person1#: Here you are. Can I have a seat in the back of the plane?
#Person2#: No problem. Wish you a nice trip. | #Person1# is checking in with the help of #Person2#. |
#Person1#: What's the rate for a station wagon?
#Person2#: The daily rate is $ 22 per mile.
#Person1#: Good. I'll take it right now, if possible.
#Person2#: Can I see your license, please?
#Person1#: Of course. I have my own license and an international license.
#Person2#: That's fine. Fill out this form and let me see your credit card, please. | #Person2# assists #Person1# in taking a station wagon. |
Brianna: hey is everything ok?
Brianna: why aren't you answering the phone?
Laura: I'm not answering coz I'm still pissed
Laura: you think I'm just gonna pretend everything is ok?
Laura: you really blew it this time Bri
Brianna: I think you're overreacting
Laura: and I think I've had enough of your manipulative BS
Laura: don't write me
Laura: don't call me
Laura: leave. me. the. fuck. alone. | Laura is angry at Brianna so doesn't want her to text her or call her. Brianna thinks Laura is overreacting. |
Monica: Carl, can I drop in after work for w moment?
Carl: Sure, no problem. Something happened?
Monica: No, I just want to give you back this summer holiday brochure you lend us on Monday.
Carl: Oh, good, have you found something?
Monica: Yeah, this last minute offer in Spain you’ve recommended sounds nice.
Carl: I’m happy to hear that.
Monica: I’ll tell you more when we meet.
Carl: Nice, I’ll be home at 5.
Monica: Ok, I should drop ca. 5.30. See you!
Carl: See you! | Monica will drop in to give back a summer holiday brochure that Carl lend them. She is interested in a last minute offer in Spain. Carl will be home at 5. Monica should drop around 5.30. |
guard: There's at the end of the harbor that specializes in random goods. Maybe you could try there. Doing a lot of gardening?
resident: Oh yes yes. I live in a small cabin with a garden. I grow all of my own food you see.
guard: Oh I see...it must be a lot of work having to grow your own food. As a guard they provide our meals and goods for us.
resident: Well you just never know what they're feeding you then. That sort of thing makes me quite nervous.
guard: I never thought of it that way! I spent most of my life protecting the king, I could be eating anything.
resident: Exactly! You must be careful. Especially with this seafood around here. You just never know
guard: Thank you. I certainly appreciate the helpful tip. It's rare if anyone looks out for a guard.
resident: Well that's sad. After all you're laying your life down for our king.
guard: Indeed I am! I think I will even start my own garden when my shift ends today. You've inspired me.
Summarize the dialogue | resident grows all of his own food in a garden. Guard gets his meals and goods from the king. Guard will start his own garden after his shift ends today. |
#Person1#: What do you think of your personality?
#Person2#: I am quite alive and energetic. I am a curious person, and I like to learn new things.
#Person1#: Do you think you are introverted or extroverted?
#Person2#: I am quite outgoing, I think.
#Person1#: How do you get along with people whose characters are different from your own?
#Person2#: I try to adapt myself. | #Person1# asks #Person2# about #Person2#'s personality and how to get along with others. |
guard: Oh, uh, very special worship ceremonies. We really should get that cleaned up.
fisher: And why are there shackles? Most curious.
guard: Oh I'm not too certain about the specifics. With all the wailing going on during the ceremonies I usually just retire to the guard's booth outside.
fisher: Wailing? Doesn't that seem a bit unnerving?
guard: Oh, surely it's just their way of praising their gods right? Eh, heh, I like to think so at least!
fisher: What gods do they worship here? My home port is up the coast, I only come here to sell fish.
guard: Oh, I'm not too familiar with all the details. I know they speak a lot of the earthen and water gods
fisher: Really? The only gods my people worship are those of the sea.
guard: Good choice for you, looks like the sea god has shone directly on you with that bountiful basket of fish!
fisher: And may you receive their blessing as well!
Summarize the dialogue | fisher is curious about the shackles and wailing during the worship ceremonies. The guard is not sure about the details. The fisher's home port is up the coast. The fisher sells fish. |
Sophia: Hi girls
Sophia: What should we do for tmrw??
Amy: All ex from unit 5
Sophia: Ok :))
Sara: And write a few sentences about your room
Amy: Ooo, I've forgotten about it
Amy: Thanks for reminding me
Sophia: Ok, thanks :)) | Sophia, Amy and Sara have to do all exercises from unit 5 and write several sentences about their rooms for tomorrow. |
person: Hello, Your Majesty.
king: why hello there how may I help you
person: Oh, I'm not in need of help, thanks for asking. I'm just looking through books to read in my spare time
king: You should always read the holy book with the priest
person: Why yes, my king. I do so during the ceremonies.
king: lets put some flowers in the vase
person: Okay, my king.
king: This will look quite nice for the queen
person: I quite sure she will, majesty.
king: Why thank you will you come sit next me and tell me of the going in the kingdom
person: Of course! Is there anything specific you'd like to talk of?
king: yes, how fairs the market place since last major storm
person: The marking is slowly picking up its pace again! Although there is still time to go before it's back to normal, since most merchant's stores were ravished by the storm.
king: That is great glad to hear that
Summarize the dialogue | king wants to know how the market place is doing after the storm. The person is happy to talk about it. |
#Person1#: Excuse me, are you going to buy that book?
#Person2#: Well, I need it for a class but it's awfully expensive.
#Person1#: Oh, we must be in the same class. Introduction to British Literature?
#Person2#: Yes, that's the one. Were you there yesterday for the first class?
#Person1#: I sure was. Professor Robert really seems to know his subject.
#Person2#: Yes, I took his Shakespeare course last semester and it was very good. He likes listening to his students.
#Person1#: That's a relief. I'm a biology major and I was a little uncertain about taking an English course.
#Person2#: I'm an English major and this is a required course. But now I'm in trouble because I'm not sure I can afford this book.
#Person1#: Hey, I've got an idea. Why don't we split the cost and share the book?
#Person2#: Sounds great. Do you live on campus?
#Person1#: Yeah, I live on the 10th floor of Butler Hall.
#Person2#: Perfect. I live on the 3rd floor of Butler. We should have no trouble sharing the book. I can bring it up to your room right after I wrap up the assignment.
#Person1#: It's a deal. | #Person1# and #Person2# are going to buy a book for the same class. They decide to split the cost and share the book because it's expensive. |
knight: Look at my sword. I call it Excaliber. It has taken the lives of hundreds.
army: I must say! This is quite impressive! Do you think you can live up to the strict honor code we have?
knight: I can, indeed. I am well trained, both in defense and in moral stature. So- what do you say?
army: I think it would be a most wonderful arrangement for both of us... On one condition...
knight: And what is that?
army: Don't frown my friend... I want you to be one of the leaders with me. A man with such greatness as yourself must spread it to others!
knight: Then what is the condition?
army: That is the condition, my friend! You must join as one of the leaders, not simply a common soldier.
knight: How grand! It will be my honor so serve by your side.
army: The honor is all mine!
knight: You must take my sword Excalibur as a gift. I have another for my own use.
army: Is the power in the sword, or does the greatness lie within you?
Summarize the dialogue | knight wants to join army as a leader. army wants him to take his sword as a gift. |
Tatiana: Gabey, could you send me that picture from New York again?
Gabe: Ok, give me a minute
Tatiana: Ok
Gabe: <file_photo>
Tatiana: Wow! Thanks
Gabe: You're more than welcome | Gabe has re-sent a photo from New York to Tatiana. |
Molly: I've got to ask you a very, very secret question, just between me and you, ok?
Chris: Yeah, sure, shoot.
Molly: Is Alison pregnant?
Chris: What?! Why? What makes you think so?
Molly: Well, Paul posted one photo at his LinkedIn account. They were at some conference together. Look:
Molly: <file_photo>
Chris: Well, she looks... fat?
Molly: To me she looks pregnant!
Chris: Molly, come on, it's just a really bad angle. Plus she put on weight maybe, but pregnant? Don't think so.
Molly: But if it turns out she is pregnant, you owe me a bottle of red wine!
Chris: Fair enough! | Molly suspected Alison is pregnant but Chris thought she's just put on weight. |
king: The guards are preventing people from entering. Something is not right here....
servant: I had heard whispers that they were looking for a bandit who was trying to get in here.
king: A single bandit? This appears to be like something was being plotted against me.
servant: I could not say my liege, I fear speaking out of turn.
king: Do you know the plot?!
servant: Know it, I planned it!
king: You?! Why?!
servant: Your men brought me to this strange land as a child and I haven't seen my family since then. I have plotted and waited until the perfect moment, and here it is. You will pay for your crimes.
king: I give rules, and you follow them, servant! You are no exception than all the others here. You think you can get away with this? Kill me now, and you will never see your family again and that is a guarantee.
servant: Your threats mean nothing to me now, I have nothing to lose.
king: Except time with family! I am the King of the whole empire. I will not be killed!
Summarize the dialogue | The guards are preventing people from entering the castle. The servant heard whispers that they were looking for a bandit. The servant confesses that he planned the plot against the king. |
customer: say vendor.. have you any samples of the new corn?
vendor: No, I only have my wares today mate.
customer: I see... I really only wanted to try the new corn and generally do not see the point of wares
vendor: Well, I do have a roll of silk if your interested.
customer: a silk... I see but what is this that people are crowding around.. there on the table?
Summarize the dialogue | vendor does not have samples of the new corn. He has a roll of silk for sale. |
#Person1#: Hello. Mr. Rodriguez?
#Person2#: Yes. Is this Paula?
#Person1#: Yes, sir. I'Ve just dropped those slides off at the Winthrop office. Do you need anything else while I'm out?
#Person2#: No, that's all right. Paula. Why don't you get something to eat, and I'll see you this afternoon. | Mr. Rodriguez tells Paula he doesn't need anything else besides slides. |
Edgar: Just a quick question guys. Whose turn is it to bring the food and the drinks to the next session of the seminar with Mary?
Ian: I volunteered to bring some snacks, idk who’s bringing the drinks
Amber: @Doreen perhaps?
Doreen: Hey, sorry for the delay, I was at work
Doreen: Yes, it’s me
Doreen: Bad news for those of you hoping for some prosecco… I’ve bought tomato juice
Amber: Yucks 🚱
Doreen: lol Sorryyyy
Amber: I feel like I’ll have to bring my own drinks
Amber: Changing the subject, have you read the text by Gubar already?
Amber: The one about how women were happy that men went to war so that could work in factories etc.?
Doreen: No, I was too busy choosing a juice everyone would scoff at 🤩
Amber: Ha ha ha good for you
Edgar: I’ve read it. Frankly speaking, I think it was one of the best we’ve read so far. Very much to the point and I love how she incorporates the sources into her text. Seamlessly!! 🤖
Amber: Yeah, I loved it too, that’s why I wanted to know what you guys think of it
Ian: Defs sounds like a good read. I’m literally printing it now
Doreen: I’m sure you won’t regret the trees cut for this hard copy
Ian: 💩
Doreen: 😘 | Ian will bring some snacks and Doreen will bring tomato juice to the seminar with Mary. Amber and Edgard loved Gubar's text. |
#Person1#: I like the Honda Accord you showed me before. I think it's more practical for my needs.
#Person2#: Alright, sir. You are making a good choice. Honda has made a lot of design improvements in the new Accord.
#Person1#: What does it come with standard?
#Person2#: On all our new cars, the standards include
#Person1#: Cruise control? I don't like that.
#Person2#: Why not, sir?
#Person1#: I think it's dangerous. What if I can't turn it off?
#Person2#: Well, sir, I know some of our customers are concerned about cruise control. But Honda has never had a single cruise control malfunction that led to an accident.
#Person1#: I wish it didn't have cruise control. My wife doesn't like it either.
#Person2#: You know, sir, you don't have to use it. You can turn it on or off. If you don't want to use it, you just never turn it on.
#Person1#: I suppose. And What about the sunroof? Is that standard?
#Person2#: No, the sunroof is optional, sir.
#Person1#: I see. | #Person2# tells #Person1# the Honda has cruise control but #Person1# thinks it's dangerous. #Person2# says not a single cruise control malfunction has happened but #Person1# insists. #Person2# says #Person1# can never turn it on and the sunroof is optional. |
sailor: What are you doing tonight out on the dock? Have a light?
criminal: What are you doing here?
sailor: I work out here, on the ships. I sail. You a sailor?
criminal: What's it to you?
sailor: I dont know that I trust you, stranger.
criminal: Well, you probably shouldn't.
sailor: Maybe you need to get out of here, son.
criminal: You really should watch who you are talking to. Maybe you are the one who should leave. It will be for your own good.
sailor: This is my post, I will not be leaving. You are the stranger here, son.
criminal: How much money you got on you?
sailor: Why that's not any concern of yours.
criminal: How about you get to know my sharp little friend of mine and you'll soon find out why it's my concern.
sailor: You dont want to be making threats you can't support.
Summarize the dialogue | sailor is a sailor. criminal is a criminal. sailor doesn't trust criminal. criminal wants to steal from sailor. sailor refuses. |
#Person1#: Hi, Dan. What's new?
#Person2#: Where have you been? I've been trying to get in touch with you for two days.
#Person1#: I went to Salt Lake City on business. What's up?
#Person2#: I got fired.
#Person1#: How come? Last time I saw you. You told me it was a good job, and you'd like to take it as a career. That was only one month ago. Why this sudden change?
#Person2#: It's a long story. In a word, I didn't do a good job of it. I messed up a business deal, a deal that would have made ten million dollars and I messed it up.
#Person1#: What are you going to do now?
#Person2#: I am trying to find a job asap. Lily doesn't know yet. I didn't tell her. I spent the past three days at the coffee shop next to your office, and she thought I went to work as usual.
#Person1#: That's not the way to solve the problem. Did you look in the classified advertisements column?
#Person2#: Yes, I did. But I wasn't qualified for most of the jobs that I was interested in.
#Person1#: Listen. I will see what I can do, ok? You go home and tell Lily about this problem you have now. She is your wife and I am sure she will understand.
#Person2#: I just don't know how to bring it up. Well, all right. She has the right to know anyways. | Dan lost his job because he messed up a $10 million worth of business deal and he didn't tell his wife, Lily. #Person1# will see what #Person1# can do to help Dan and suggests he tell Lily about this problem. |
Daniel: Hi Rachel
Rachel: Hi
Daniel: I talked to Ben
Daniel: He says you’re not dating anymore
Rachel: So what?
Rachel: Is this why you text me?
Rachel: To get some details about my failed relationship??
Daniel: Not at all
Daniel: I just wanted to see if you were doing fine
Daniel: Me and Amy also split not a long time ago
Daniel: I know it can be really painful
Daniel: But if you don’t want to talk about it
Daniel: I understand
Rachel: I don’t want to talk about it
Rachel: Are you coming to the party?
Daniel: It’s ok
Daniel: I apologize
Daniel: Yes I will be coming
Daniel: Do you want me to bring something?
Rachel: I have the food, but you could bring something to drink
Daniel: Will do! | Rachel and Ben split up recently but she doesn't want to discuss it. Daniel and Amy broke up, too. Rachel will bring some food to the party, Daniel will bring something to drink. |
maid: It is hard for me to wrap my thought aroud such revalations Sire. Please tell me if this is true,what it means for my future.
king: Well, I would leave that for you to decide, my child. For I have no heir to inherit my crown, as I could not bare the thought of marrying anyone else but your mother, commoner though she may be. But I think you, having grown up and lived among the people, would make a wise and just ruler. It will be a life full of sacrifices, though, so chose wisely, my dear.
maid: Sire can I please take a night to think on these decisions? I fell as though these choices must not be made in haste.
king: Such wisdom already shows much promise in you, for it is, indeed, not a path to be chosen lightly. When you have made your decision, simply come to my chambers with this scepter to say I had given it for you to clean.
Summarize the dialogue | maid is the king's daughter and he wants her to inherit his crown. |
Sam: what time is our flight tomorrow?
Jeremy: 9:25am
Sam: We need to be at the airport around 8 then, right?
Jeremy: I would say 7:45
Sam: okey
Jeremy: have you checked the new luggage policies?
Sam: ???
Jeremy: they changed it?
Sam: what?!?! not again
Jeremy: it's 55x40x20 now
Sam: My suitcase is 56:36:21...
Jeremy: I don't think it's gonna be a problem
Sam: Well I am not gonna buy a new piece of luggage each time those shitheads change their policies
Jeremy: :D keep the fighting spirit
Sam: :P | Sam and Jeremy's flight is tomorrow at 9:25 am. Sam's suitcase is 56x36x21 cm in size. |
priest: Good evening. I'm glad you are here to enjoy the sunset over the blossoming trees with me.
monk: Good morning sir!
priest: Would you like some wine?
Summarize the dialogue | priest and monk are enjoying the sunset. |
Betty: why are you still not here? the guests have already arrived!
Dan: sorry, got held back at work with an emergency
Dan: I should be done within the next 10 minutes
Betty: just make it quick!
Dan: will do! | Dan had to stay at work longer and he's already late for the meeting with Betty and their guests. He will be on his way in 10 minutes. |
royal family: Ya know, I really wish you could talk. It is so nice to get away from all the politics to relax and be alone and to just express my thoughts without a care. You, my friend, make me feel free.
horse: Can we go for a ride when I finish this snack? Neigh.
royal family: Yeah, go ahead and eat. I think we are going to go on an adventure today, so you better eat up!
horse: Can the dogs go with us?
royal family: Of course, now let's get you saddled up. I have a feeling that we are going to find something unusual today.
horse: What makes you think that?
Summarize the dialogue | royal family is going for a ride with horse and dogs. |
knight: You are a very smart spider, you know that? I have taken an oath to protect the royals. All these skeletons, I have put them here. They have gotten what they deserved, you think?
spider: I am well aware. I thank you for being loyal to the royals! I think they are all excellent to attract insects!
knight: Do they help to feed you spider?
spider: They do! When will you bring the next prisoner to rot behind these old grey bricks?
knight: It is getting very clos spider.
spider: I enjoy wrapping the unsuspecting insects in my brilliant web. I may need to return home near the village. It is getting very close.
knight: It must take you a long time to get back to the village, we are so high up here in the sky.
spider: Yes, it does! Mind if I hitch a ride back with you?
knight: It may take awhile, I'm already starting to run out of breath.
spider: Well, we better get on the road soon before you become my fly bait up here in the high sky.
Summarize the dialogue | spider is a very smart spider. The knight has taken an oath to protect the royals. The knight has put the skeletons here. They have gotten what they deserved. The skeletons attract insects. The spider wants to return home near the village. The knight |
Tom: Have you seen the game last night?
Dan: OMG I did it was so good
Tom: Right? Right?
Dan: Today there's a rematch, wanna grab a beer?
Tom: I'm not sure what time I will get off work
Dan: That's okay, I'm meeting Henry and David at the pub, you can join whenever
Tom: Great :) Is it okay if bring Lauren with me?
Dan: It's just us guys but if she's okay with that then no problem
Tom: She's a big football fan
Dan: It's getting serious then?
Tom: We're not living together or anything but yeah, she's nice
Dan: and that ass
Tom: dude
Dan: sorry, sweet cheeks?
Tom: See you tomorrow | Last night's football match was great and a rematch takes place today. Dan is meeting with Henry and David at a pub, Tom will join them with Lauren. |
#Person1#: Who stands out in your mind as a man or woman of sound character?
#Person2#: If I think of famous people, I think of Abraham Lincoln.
#Person1#: He's the US president, who walked five miles just to give a lady her change, isn't he?
#Person2#: That's the one. He also was famous for never giving up on his goals.
#Person1#: That's right. He ran for office quite a few times before he was finally elected.
#Person2#: And I also admire him for his courage in fighting for equal rights.
#Person1#: He had great vision, didn't he?
#Person2#: And humility. I would have liked to meet him personally. | #Person1# and #Person2# talk about Abraham Lincoln and his glorious history. They both admire him. |
Isabelle: Baaaad news my dear
Neomi: Whaaaaaat
Isabelle: It’s too late
Neomi: Too late for what
Isabelle: Ryan, he’s kind of…seeing someone o.o
Neomi: Please tell me it’s not that bitch
Isabelle: Sorry xD
Neomi: Looool why her, she’s uglier than me, annoying, it’s unfair
Isabelle: Well she’s good at drawing attention to herself
Neomi: So what
Isabelle: She has a chance to be noticed! You have a problem with that
Neomi: What do you mean?
Isabelle: He barely knows about your existence, you’re too shy
Neomi: It’s not that easy to change it -_-
Isabelle: I know but don’t be surprised that guys end up with other girls
Neomi: Ahhhhh this is so terrible!! Months of preparation and now he’s gone :[
Isabelle: Don’t worry, maybe it’s nothing, he’ll spend two months in London, maybe sth will happen
Neomi: I don’t know, I guess we need a plan ;> | Ryan is seeing a girl. Neomi isn't fond of her. Ryan will spend two months in London. |
#Person1#: I left a suitcase on the train to London the other day.
#Person2#: Can you describe it, sir?
#Person1#: It's a small blue case and it's got a zip. There's a label on the handle with my name and address on it.
#Person2#: Is this case yours?
#Person1#: No, that's not mine.
#Person2#: What about this one? This one's got a label.
#Person1#: Let me see it.
#Person2#: What's you name and address?
#Person1#: David Hall, 83, Bridge Street.
#Person2#: That's right. D. N. Hall. 83. Bridge Street. Three pound and fifty pence please.
#Person1#: Here you are.
#Person2#: Thank you.
#Person1#: Hey!
#Person2#: What's the matter?
#Person1#: This case doesn't belong to me! You've given me the wrong case! | #Person1# asks #Person2# to find #Person1#'s suitcase. #Person2# asks #Person1# to tell more information but #Person2# still gives #Person1# the wrong suitcase. |
rat: I love dark places! I may not have your echolocation, but my eyes have adapted just fine to this environment.
bat: You brought me some food, Thank you very much! Tell me what has brought you down here?
rat: Hey, that's all the food I have left. At least share it.
bat: I dont think so rat, I rarley leave this cave so food can become pretty scarse!
rat: Don't make me pelt you with this stone.
bat: Throw that stone and Ill scream the thousands of my bretherin to come kill you. Think about it!
rat: Very well. I had no interest in fighting you, but you attacked me first.
bat: Hold on tight I will fly you out of here!
rat: Woah, slow down. Watch out for those stalactites!
bat: I have no idea what that is, Hold on tight!
rat: Those pointy rock things! I don't want to be impaled!
bat: Dont worry I am quite a talented Flyer, I have been doing it my whole life!
Summarize the dialogue | a rat has brought food for a bat. The bat doesn't want to share it with the rat. The bat will fly the rat out of the cave. |
mourner: I am very sad today
Summarize the dialogue | Mourner: I am very sad today. |
#Person1#: Hi, buddy! How do you deal with your salary?
#Person2#: I usually put them into my bank account. I think that is a little secure, though the interest rate is low now.
#Person1#: Look! This stock is rising now. I am researching it, and planning to buy some shares.
#Person2#: Have you invested in the stock market before?
#Person1#: No. This is my first time to buy some. You can see that its historical price data is rising now.
#Person2#: But that is a little risky, you know.
#Person1#: Hey! Do you still remember our teacher of economics, Mr. Locker?
#Person2#: Of course! I remember he has a part-time job as a stock analyst.
#Person1#: I can ask for some advice from him. | #Person1#'s planning to buy some shares but #Person2# thinks it's risky. #Person1#'ll ask their teacher of economics, Mr. Locker, for advice. |
Noah: Hey Oli
Olivier: Hi
Noah: Have you talked to Bianca recently?
Olivier: Yesterday
Noah: Did she tell you something about me?
Olivier: I don't know
Olivier: It's personal
Olivier: She wouldn't like me to repeat it to you
Noah: You're such a great friend
Noah: But come on! Give me something
Noah: Just a vibe
Olivier: I thing the vibe you already get
Olivier: Otherwise you wouldn't be talking to me instead of her
Noah: So it's bad, huh
Olivier: What do you want me to say, bro?
Olivier: You didn't behave nice with her
Noah: I know
Noah: I fucked it up completely
Olivier: Now you need to handle consequences. | Noah did not treat Bianca well the other time. |
Don: be back home about 8
Sarah: ok, sth happened?
Don: no, just little late | Don will be home around 8. |
worshipper: Yes, I do so wish the High Priest would allow us to wear gloves. Apparently pain is a penance, but sometimes I feel like he is just messing with us, you know?
priests: I have wondered the same thing myself, the whole situation seems very strange to say the least.
worshipper: You think we could do a human sacrifice in secret? I won't tell if you won't.
priests: I mean it couldn't hurt right, not us at the very least?
worshipper: Excellent! I have ten copies of the holy text, perhaps we can use it to lure in another of the faithful? They say the gods love a holy sacrifice, and I don't think he meant holes caused by porcupines.
priests: They do love to flock to such things, do they not? How often it is so simple.
worshipper: T'were that it was so simple. We still will need to hide the corpse from the high priest.
priests: That should be easy to accomplish though, there is always plenty of ways to hide a body
worshipper: What way is your favourite?
Summarize the dialogue | worshipper and priests are discussing the possibility of a human sacrifice in secret. |
Dawn Bowden AM: So would you anticipate—again I know this is all a bit if and when and it depends on the changing nature of the advice but from what you are saying I think we can probably anticipate that as we go forward there will probably be fewer schools opening and operable—that we may be moving those children on to fewer sites Would that possibly— ?
Kirsty Williams AM: That is a potential So we already know that one of our local authorities already has identified a strategic pattern of schools that they will want to operate in this way That local authority has already chosen those locations and is already having communications with how they will then staff those centres So that could well— That I expect in the longer term will be the nature of the provision that we will get to But that is not for us to dictate The local authorities are best placed to understand what is the best pragmatic use of the resources that they have available and of course those resources primarily are human beings So we have talked a lot this morning in the context of teaching staff teaching assistants but we are also having discussions with local authorities and I met with the Council for Wales of Voluntary Youth Services this week to look at deploying youth workers to look to be deploying other staff that the local authority may employ like sports development officers There may be cultural officers that can have something to offer Welsh Government will be talking with a range of our partners who perhaps their normal activities can not continue at the moment but actually have personnel who want to add to this effort who want to be able to be part of a provision going forward in the longer term to be able to provide a great place for children to be We want to give parents who we are asking— Let us think about it in these worst of times we are asking parents to leave their children so that they can go and do essential work and some of that essential work is putting themselves at risk potentially And we want to give those parents confidence that when they leave their child with us that child will receive something really worthwhile and they can direct all of their attention to doing their job
Lynne Neagle AM: Just before you— Janet have you got a supplementary on schools now not on early years settings ?
Janet Finch-Saunders AM: I lost the signal before so it is a little bit confusing at this end so bear with me Just in terms of the closure of schools I have been asked by teachers what does new purpose—you may have covered it but bear in mind Inaudible—mean in practice And also they are already asking what will next— ? I know you said earlier that next week could look and probably will look significantly different than this week but what can they expect to be happening next week in terms of this new purpose work ?
Lynne Neagle AM: We have covered that Janet
Kirsty Williams AM: First of all Janet I just want to say thank you very much for your kind comments That is really really kind of you We will be sending a letter today to clarify those positions So each school will receive letters today about the expectations of schools next week
Lynne Neagle AM: I think you are having trouble hearing us are not you so I think— ?
Janet Finch-Saunders AM: No I heard that loud and clear
Lynne Neagle AM: But I think you missed the earlier comments when we went into some detail on the new purpose of schools So I am sorry about that we are having some problems with the connection
Janet Finch-Saunders AM: Yes we could not get a signal
Dawn Bowden AM: Just in relation to special schools and how they will fit into this new purpose arrangement | Based on Kirsty's words, this was a potential. The local authority had already chosen some locations and was already having communications with how they would then staff the centers. The local authorities were best placed to understand what was the best, pragmatic use of the resources that they had available, and of course those resources, primarily, were human beings. They wanted to give the parents confidence that, when they left their child with us, that child would receive something really worthwhile, and they could direct all of their attention to doing their job. |
#Person1#: Andrew, you are late again. What's the matter?
#Person2#: I got stuck in the heavy traffic.
#Person1#: How long does it take you to come here?
#Person2#: It depends. If I ride my bike, it will take me about 50 minutes.
#Person1#: How about taking the bus?
#Person2#: If I am lucky, I will spend only half an hour on my way. But if it is not my day, it will take almost an hour.
#Person1#: That really wastes a lot of time. Why don't you move to a neighborhood closer to our company?
#Person2#: It is a little far from downtown.
#Person1#: But you will not be late that off in this way. And there is a supermarket near our company. You can buy food or clothes there after work. It is convenient.
#Person2#: Well, that might be a way. But I like to meet my friends after work. Moving here means losing the chance to meet them. | Andrew is late because of the traffic. #Person1# suggests him moving closer to their company. But Andrew doesn't want to because he likes living near friends. |
#Person1#: Oh. Hi there. A beauty, isn't she?
#Person2#: Well ...
#Person1#: Do you want to take her a test ride?
#Person2#: Well ... Um. How old is it?
#Person1#: Well, it's only three years old?
#Person2#: And what's the mileage?
#Person1#: Uh, let me check. Oh yes. 75,000 miles.
#Person2#: 75,000 miles? That's quite a bit for a car that's only three years old.
#Person1#: Well, once you're in the driver's seat, you'll fall in love with her. Get in.
#Person2#: Ugh ... Uh, I can't seem to get the door open. [Ah, it's okay.] It could be broken.
#Person1#: Ah, just give her a little tap. Ugh. Now she's opened.
#Person2#: Great. A door I have to beat up to open.
#Person1#: Hey. Get in and start her up. [Woman tries to start the car ...] [Um] Well, it's probably the battery. I know she has enough gas in her, and I had our mechanic check her out just yesterday. Try it again.
#Person2#: Uh. It sounds a little rough to me. [Well ...] How much is this minivan anyway?
#Person1#: Oh. It's a real bargain today and tomorrow only at $15,775, plus you get the extended warranty covering defects, wear, and tear beyond the normal maintenance on the vehicle for an extra $500 for the next 30,000 miles. [Oh ...] with a few minor exclusions.
#Person2#: Like ...?
#Person1#: Well, I mean, it covers everything except for the battery, and light bulbs, and brake drums, exhaust system, trim and moldings, upholstery and carpet, paint, tires ... Well, a short list, you know.
#Person2#: Uh. Well, almost $16,000 is a little out of my price range, plus the seats covers are torn a little.
#Person1#: Well, hey, I might be able to talk the manager into lowering the price another two hundred dollars, but that's about all.
#Person2#: No thanks. I think I'll just keep looking. | #Person1# invites #Person2# to have a test ride on the car and shows the mileage of the car, how to open the door and how to start the car. #Person2# asks #Person1# about the price and the maintenance service included and then #Person2# thinks the price is out of the price range. |
#Person1#: Whoa! This is a massive flea market!
#Person2#: You're telling me! There are thousands of people here.
#Person1#: And hundreds of booths-all filled with different kinds of stuff.
#Person2#: This is almost like a Taiwanese night market! I can't believe it!
#Person1#: You can't buy much more, Wei! You already have enough to fill two boxes to send back to Taiwan.
#Person2#: Oh, yeah. OK. I'll just buy smallthings! | #Person1# and Wei are in a massive flea market. #Person1# reminds Wei that Wei can't buy much more. |
chef: I would love one, fair maid, but alas this food is not ours to touch
waitress: We could always sneak a few bites! The meat you cook always smells so good. Very tempting if I do say so myself. All the customers love your meals!
chef: It would not not worth my head, good lady
waitress: I understand chef! I have two orders for roasted pig stew.
chef: Are those for the King?
waitress: For the king and queen please hurry!
chef: I do not think they would appreciate being called customers!
waitress: I would never. How long until the stew is ready? The king is becoming impatient.
chef: The stew is already ready .. take it to them immediately and less chatter!
waitress: The queen has found a brown hair in her stew. I am clearly blonde. She has requested to have your head served on a silver platter.
chef: *gulp* do I have time to trim my beard first?
waitress: I will buy some time. But you owe me some of that roasted pig.
Summarize the dialogue | chef is cooking roasted pig stew for the king and queen. The queen has found a brown hair in her stew and wants his head served on a silver platter. |
The Chair: We will now go to Mr Hoback
Mr. Randy Hoback (Prince Albert, CPC): Mr Chair the United States Australia India Japan New Zealand South Korea and Vietnam have created an economic prosperity group to diversify some of their key supply chains away from China Canada has a free trade agreement with six of these seven countries Why are we not part of this group ?
Hon. Mary Ng (Minister of Small Business, Export Promotion and International Trade): Mr Chair I thank the hon member for that question Indeed we have been working diligently with all of these countries to make sure that we are keeping global supply chains open during this critical time I think everyone agrees that keeping supply chains open for medical goods critical agriculture and essential goods is absolutely essential and
The Chair: We will go back to Mr Hoback
Mr. Randy Hoback: Mr Chair this government is refusing to come to terms with what COVID19 will mean for the future of international trade Why is Canada not at the table with our largest trading partner protecting the viability of our international supply chains and capitalizing on the opportunities of others doing the same ?
The Chair: Before we go to the minister one of the members has his mike still on and I would ask that he turn it off I am hearing background noise The hon minister
Hon. Mary Ng: Mr Chair Canada has unprecedented access to a number of markets around the world because of the extraordinary agreements that we have made to provide access to customers in those international markets During COVID19 we have been working with our G20 partners I have had two meetings with G20 trade ministers on the importance of keeping supply chains
The Chair: We will go back to Mr Hoback
Mr. Randy Hoback: Mr Chair is this payback for the Prime Minister snubbing these countries at the original TPP signing ?
Hon. Mary Ng: Mr Chair we have a CPTPP arrangement with these countries and we are looking forward to making sure that we get Canadian businesses growing into those markets
Mr. Randy Hoback: Mr Chair the YOUK will begin applying tariffs at the beginning of next year on Canadian exports such as seafood beef and cars These are the items that have had tariffs removed under CETA Will the government commit to having a new trade agreement with the YOUK in place by January 1 ?
Hon. Mary Ng: Mr Chair we are monitoring the situation very carefully The YOUK of course is a very important trading partner for Canada They are in discussions right now I want to assure Canadian businesses that CETA continues to apply to our trade with the YOUK during this period while they go through Brexit
Mr. Randy Hoback: Mr Chair after CUSMA this government guaranteed to the trade committee that they would publish the objectives of any new trade agreement When will we see these objectives published and actually have a chance to view them ? | The opposition party claimed that the government was not cooperating with the UK, its largest trading partner, protecting the viability of their international supply chains and capitalizing on the opportunities. The minister explained that the UK, of course, was a very important trading partner for Canada, and CETA would continue to apply to trade with the U.K. during this period while they went through Brexit. |
#Person1#: How do you feel?
#Person2#: I'm getting sleepy.
#Person1#: You've had so long a flight.
#Person2#: Time difference also makes me feel weak.
#Person1#: Oh, I forgot about it.
#Person2#: It's four o'clock in the morning in Chicago now, but it's time to go to bed in Shanghai.
#Person1#: Don't think so much. Take a good sleep and you'll feel better soon. | #Person2# tells #Person1# that #Person2# feels weak because of jet lag. |
wolf: Ok, we use this cave for shelter and raising our young. You want to get the minerals. Maybe we can make some sort of deal
gamekeeper: I own the land all the way to the river. If you stay on this side I can offer protection. Leave the foxes alone though. Those are where I make my money.
wolf: Ok, foxes are too fast for me anyway.
gamekeeper: Its a deal then. This wrapped up quicker than I expected. You are a amicable creature. Maybe when we come I will hav emy men bring food with them.
wolf: I was really hope you'd say that. Not many woild turkeys running around this season.
gamekeeper: There may also be plenty of room around the house if the misses doesn't get scared you can visit some.
wolf: Yeah, I'll bring the little pups over. That'll warm her up!
gamekeeper: They are so cute! Be careful she may try and adopt them!
wolf: The pack will be so pleased. they will never believe we made a deal.
Summarize the dialogue | wolf and gamekeeper made a deal. The wolf will stay on the side of the gamekeeper and the foxes will stay on the other side. The wolf will bring the pups to the gamekeeper's house. |
Grace: did you pick up the package from the post office?
Todd: yeah, it's waiting for you but I didn't open it yet
Grace: not a problem, that can wait
Grace: thanks for picking it up, it will save me time
Todd: no problem, see you later! | Todd picked the package up from the post office for Grace. |
Peter: Guys, what about our task for tomorrow?
Marie: Well, I don't know actually
Marie: But he will check our prepared slides, so it needs to be done
Winston: I will have the data filled by tonight
Winston: Is it ok if we use the 2014 data? Because there is only forecast data for previous years
Marie: If you have a more updated version it would be better
Winston: Current data has to be paid for
Winston: I could use the forecast one, but I am not sure if it is legit
Peter: I think we can use the 2014 data, it is for sure better than predicted numbers
Marie: I agree
Winston: and what about scale economies and experience curve effects?
Marie: We don't care about the economies of scale, we are focusing on the manufactured product
Winston: Hm, ok. But I am still not sure about what he wants us to write there
Peter: No idea, to be fair
Peter: We just have to show him something :D
Winston: <file_other>
Winston: I haven't done all of it, some questions are really hard to answer
Peter: It looks ok, we don't have to present him with all of it
Peter: Just that we need it in slides and not a Word document
Winston: Yea, I will start creating the slides now, I will have it ready before the class
Marie: Great, see you there :) | Winston will have the data filled by tonight. Marie and Peter think it is better not to rely on predicted numbers, and use 2014 instead. Winston will prepare slides, and he will have it ready before the class. |
Bruno: So do you have a lot of classes at the uni there? Every day?
Elisa: Not really, my timetable is quite flexible and have got lots of free time !!
Bruno: cool. and do you have any job as well?
Elisa: I have got 1 hour on monday, 2 hours on tuesday and 1 hour on thursday, and then 2 hours of tutoral on wednesday, and 1 more hour of tutorial on monday afternoon , and only the tutorials are compulsory, the rest i can listen to the power point slides at home as all my classes are recorded
Bruno: oh really 😀 ? so it seems kind of easy
Elisa: Yah, I have got a job aberdeen exibition and conference Center, and they pay me very well 🙈 Yeaah, its really nice, although we have many big reports to do
Bruno: oh nice! | Elisa doesn't have that many classes at uni and she has a job at Aberdeen exhibition and conference Center. |
#Person1#: Have you considered upgrading your system?
#Person2#: Yes, but I'm not sure what exactly I would need.
#Person1#: You could consider adding a painting program to your software. It would allow you to make up your own flyers and banners for advertising.
#Person2#: That would be a definite bonus.
#Person1#: You might also want to upgrade your hardware because it is pretty outdated now.
#Person2#: How can we do that?
#Person1#: You'd probably need a faster processor, to begin with. And you also need a more powerful hard disc, more memory and a faster modem. Do you have a CD-ROM drive?
#Person2#: No.
#Person1#: Then you might want to add a CD-ROM drive too, because most new software programs are coming out on Cds.
#Person2#: That sounds great. Thanks. | #Person1# tells #Person2# how to upgrade #Person2#'s system for better software and hardware. |
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