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peasant: the king has no right to look down on me
a reluctant nun: hey dude go and work
peasant: pray for me nun
a reluctant nun: maybe if you were in love you would have been more responsible
peasant: Nun will you love me?
a reluctant nun: go and propose to evil priestess not me
peasant: I will change her if she gives me a chance
a reluctant nun: she is listening to you
peasant: help me become somebody that no one will look down on
a reluctant nun: I will help you to get a job and the priestess only if you bring her to church
Summarize the dialogue | The peasant wants the reluctant nun to help him become somebody that no one will look down on. The reluctant nun will help the peasant to get a job and the priestess only if he brings her to church. |
jester: Why did the jester come over to talk to the lovely maid?
maid: I... I don't know. Why?
jester: To let her know that her shoes were untied! And they are, by the way.
maid: ...what? Oh! Darn it all!
jester: Another joke for the pretty lady?
maid: Oh, why not? I do need to sit a moment an retie my shoes, after all.
jester: What did the king say to the king's brother about the king's sister?
maid: ...oh! A scandalous one! Do tell!
jester: Hey! Who said you could have a bite??
maid: Oh my! You might want to wait until the wine has been flowing for some time before using that one!
jester: I've been thinking about getting into magic. Will you let me saw you in half?
maid: ...um. I do want to be helpful. Please do not take offense, but I don't think you are quite... CUT out for that!
Summarize the dialogue | maid's shoes are untied. The jester wants to tell her a joke. Maid doesn't want to hear it. |
fox: I usually steal from the humans and not protect them.
butterfly: But this is an innocent child in this tree. He has never done anything to you.
fox: You speak the truth. Would it be wrong to raise him and teach him to steal for me? He will have bigger hands and if we raise him of the jungle he can protect us when he gets older.
butterfly: I can't judge you. I can fly around and keep on eye on him.
fox: I can follow him around and bite anything that trys to harm him. We could teach him the way of the animals and how to talk to each species.
butterfly: He will need to learn how to climb. They monkey can help teach him. And I can fly around the fields with him.
fox: Every animal can teach him something. He will be swinging from tree to tree very soon!
butterfly: Do you think he will be lonely? Maybe we should find him a sibling.
fox: I can steal another child from the next traveler that passes through.
butterfly: No steal! Fox, get a child thats an oprhan.
Summarize the dialogue | fox and butterfly are going to raise a child in the jungle. They will teach him to steal from humans. |
Farah: hey girl? i am waiting for my money
Emma: oh yes sorry i forgot
Farah: please send me money i need it.
Emma: yes yes sure i am out as soon as i get home i will transfer... dont worry
Farah: yes please when you do send me message.
Emma: ok sure. | Emma owes Farah some money and she's going to send it back today. |
#Person1#: Stan, do you have a minute?
#Person2#: Oh, hi, Cathy. Sure. What's up?
#Person1#: Well, I've been meaning to talk to you about the situation in the office.
#Person2#: I'm not in there very often. It's so noisy that I can't work.
#Person1#: That's exactly what I'm getting at. We're supposed to be able to do our preparation and marking in that office, but have you noticed? Jack constantly has students coming in to get help with his course. A lot of people are going in and out.
#Person2#: Has anybody spoken to him about it?
#Person1#: No, not yet, but someone's going to have to.
#Person2#: We can't really ask him to stop having students come in for help. Can we?
#Person1#: No, of course not. But I'm not able to do my work and neither are you. I imagine it's the same for the others in the office.
#Person2#: Hmmm, could we ask for a kind of meeting room? When TAs have to talk with a student, they could go to the meeting room and not use the office. You know, there's a room down the hall, rather a small room that we could ask to use. It's only for storing supplies.
#Person1#: You mean that little storage room? Oh, that would be too small.
#Person2#: Are you sure? With the cabinets taken out, it might be bigger than it looks.
#Person1#: Come to think of it, you may be on to something. I'd like to have a look at that room. Can we go there now?
#Person2#: Sure, Let's go. | Stan and Cathy think the office is so noisy that they can't work because Jack constantly has students coming in to get help with his course. They decide to suggest Jack use the storage room down the hall and they'll go to have a look at it first. |
royal family member: What is it that you bring?
bird: ♫ Tweet! Tweet! ♫ The Princess of the Eastern Kingdoms, while feeding me seed, said the following, "Geez, have you seen the Queen of Northington? She's getting faaaat! lol ♫
royal family member: Well that seems highly unkind for her to say such things.
bird: ♫ Tweet! Tweet! ♫ The Princess of Southside responded, "I know, right? She's gonna be the throne at this rate! Ha! ♫
royal family member: Do you not have anything positive to say?
bird: ♫ Tweet! Tweet! ♫ ...sometimes. But more often than not, Tweets are just offensive. ♫
royal family member: Kind of ruins this whole mood of the courtyard, but alright.
bird: ♫ Tweet! Tweet! ♫ Well, we can ignore all that noise and enjoy being outside! ♫
royal family member: I was doing so up until all the negativity.
Summarize the dialogue | bird is upset about the negative comments made by the princesses. |
bat: SQUAWK! I am bat! I am master of the caves! Hear me for I hold the key to the texts!
milkmaid: I am scared please help me get out bat
bat: Alas, there is but one way out! You see that pinhole of light up above? Yes, only I may enter and exit the saves at will, for I am bat!
milkmaid: Why are there so many human skeltons around. Were you here when there were other people around?
bat: I have been here since before this cave was formed. It is I who created the cave, and it is I who will destroy it, come the time. These skeletons are of the fools who defied me. Do not defy me and you will lead a good life here!
milkmaid: Ok Im sorry bat. Im just a milkmaid. do you need me to fetch milk?
bat: I REQUIRE A SACRIFICE! This will do for now! Now take this chalk and write the words of your people on these walls!
Summarize the dialogue | milkmaid is scared and wants to get out of the cave. The bat is the master of the caves. The bat requires a sacrifice. The milkmaid will write the words of her people on the walls. |
#Person1#: And lots of 'Dear Abby' sob stories. . .
#Person2#: Hey! I learn a lot from the psychologists who give advice in those columns!
#Person1#: No wonder you're such a wacko. . .
#Person2#: Whatever. . . Smell! Perfume samples!
#Person1#: Nice. Hey, I like the layout of this page. . .
#Person2#: You mean, you like the pictures of the beautiful models. . . Hello? | #Person1# and #Person2# talk about different topics and #Person1# ends the conversation. |
king: Why thank you, I am getting clumsy in my old age. Do you have any cure for it?
townperson: I suggest a servant, like my humble self. Or my fine young unemployed nephew. He's close by. We all are.
king: That could work. Come by the Castle tomorrow and maybe we can figure something out.
townperson: oh my, look at me. I'm so fine.haha. My family won't know me. I need to get my ointment from the apothecary though. I'd not want you to get the rash.
king: Rash?! Why did you not say so before? I should see myself out..
townperson: No, no Sire, it's nothing, only a mere itch, please don't leave!
king: No I must leave immediately. I have.. work to do!
townperson: But your bottles, the apothecary hasn't finished your order. Shall I bring them to the palace tomorrow? I'm sorry Sire. I mean no offence.
Summarize the dialogue | king is getting clumsy in his old age. He will come to the castle tomorrow to talk to the townperson and his nephew. |
Garry: I will send it tonight :) Face, how was your journey???
Frankie: Pretty cool. its snowing. I passed metropolises Radom and Kielce - I can die now :D :D :D
Garry: haha. But listen to Passion first ;) You must!!! And please report to us :)
Frankie: I just cant wait for passion, thank you Dan <3 i will take the autographs for you.
Dan: Buy a CD, will give u the money back | Frankie is going to a concert of Passion, he will buy a cd and get autographs for Dan. |
Bella: What time are you arriving?
Michael: Google maps says 2 hours left
Christian: I'll be there in 1h
Bella: Is there a lot of traffic?
Michael: There is, but I still manage to go quite fast
Michael: Jessy has a heavy foot :D
Christian: I'm in the bus
Bella: I'm so happy you guys are coming!
Christian: Me too! It's been too long
Bella: Michael, tell Jessy there is no need to speed
Bella: If you arrive in 3-4 hours it's still ok
Michael: I already tried. She's not reformable :P
Bella: Just be safe! | Bella, Michael and Christian will meet together after a long break. |
Bryan: I'm never playing this game again!
Stacy: LOL why not?
Bryan: I always lose!
Stacy: Not always...
Bryan: Most of the time it feels like.
Stacy: You do kinda suck at it LOL.
Bryan: Thanks a lot!
Stacy: Yah...
Bryan: You could give me some tips and cheats you know.
Stacy: What? And give away my secrets?
Bryan: I will just have to practice more or never play again!
Stacy: Exactly. You have to do it all the time.
Bryan: My mom won't let me.
Stacy: Sneak it!
Bryan: I can't, she locks it up!
Stacy: Harsh!
Bryan: Way harsh... | Bryan always looses in this game. Stacy doesn't want to share her game tricks with him. |
Faith: Hey.
Faith: When are you coming home for Christmas?😊
Tony: Hey.
Tony: I have an exam on 21st so I will come on 22nd
Faith: Can't wait.
Tony: Really?Tell me you have missed me😔
Faith: You just have no idea how i have😍
Tony: Okay. I won't disappoint then. | Tony will come home for Christmas on the 22nd after his exam. |
snakes: Oh yes, many thingssss enter, and few thingssss leave!
vulture: Excellent, I do quite like to eat.
snakes: For example, this lovely carrot found itsss way in here only lassst week!
vulture: Well that is just a carrot, are there not any bodies?
snakes: Yes, but they sink into the mud much fasster than carrotsss.
vulture: No way to get them out? I mean is it deep?
snakes: Well, considering how many creaturesss have fallen in, I doubt there is a bottom. Go look for them if you wisssh.
vulture: Hmm I think it is safer here then
snakes: Sssuit yourssself, I sssee you have a carcassss already.
vulture: That I do, I guess I will eat it.
snakes: What errr . . . wass it?
vulture: Well just take a look at it.
Summarize the dialogue | vulture is looking for food in the mud. Snakes think it's dangerous. |
Tim: We've just arrived
Aldona: ok! I'm going down, wait for me in front of the house, please
Jack: no rush! :) | Tim and Jack have just arrived. Aldona is going down to greet them at the door in a moment. |
Liam: Guys, how is Denmark treating you?
Terry: couldn't be better
John: maybe a bit more of the sun could be better
Helmut: do you want to join us here?
Liam: yup!
Helmut: I knew it!
Liam: hehehe
Terry: what made you change your mind?
Liam: money, money
John: of course, it's always about money
Liam: studying for free and great scholarships
John: exactly!
John: Copenhagen?
Liam: don't know yet | Terry, John and Helmut are studying in Denmark and they're pleased with that. Liam's thinking about joining them there. |
Project Manager: we have we have about fifteen minutes left
Industrial Designer: Oh we probably have to get going do not we ?
Project Manager: so I am I am going to continue with my pres presentation I have one more slide before we close but in that slide is when we need to make decisions about this these kinds of things so I will just bring that up and show you all
Industrial Designer: Could Could we could we have changeable covers like for your mobile ? In different fruit and vegetable colours
Marketing: If I get any more information of fruits and vegetables I will let you know
User Interface: Like to make it different fruits
Project Manager: and then like the the covers could be spongy latex wherea but the actual model could be titanium
Industrial Designer: And you could coordinate with your house or whatever All these options
User Interface: I think maybe th the packaging it should be like a lemon and the the packaging is like the peel So instead of opening the box you just kind of peel it and the remote controls inside
Marketing: there we go The iPod packaging is me like was so that was like half the fun It is like the way it all comes all cute
Project Manager: components concept Energy chip on print
Industrial Designer: Right I had sort of skipped over that hoping it would not get be necessary but
Project Manager: That is th th this is the agenda they gave me So can you just explain what that is real quick ?
Industrial Designer: Alright so decisions what the deci decisions on energy I am thinking is based on the battery I do not know what do people think about this kinetic battery idea ?
Project Manager: I think it is awesome I think it is really cool
Marketing: I mean it would t totally take care of our problem of not wanting to change batteries
User Interface: I think it is good as as long as we consider the the cost and the how reliable it is
Industrial Designer: Right I have not gotten any
User Interface: but as far as I know the technology is good
Industrial Designer: any more information on cost other than it is more expensive than a regular battery but but if we are using a an i a cheaper chip then it will even out I think circuit boards I got a whole bunch of information on how circuit boards are produced They are they are thin fibreglass with copper wires etched on to them and di I think they are quite easily printed on by machine which is chip on print is where the machine prints on the wires and solders it all together for us I do not really know what to tell you as far as decisions I was not really given any options I was just given that this is how they are done I can not can not really tell you I can I can tell you a whole lot about how it works But I do not know any decisions on
Project Manager: If they are if they are really options
User Interface: Al all circuit boards are pretty much the same I think it is fairly fairly standard
Project Manager: then we will move on to the case oh bu I guess maybe if we decided on like a simple a regular or an advanced chip maybe
Industrial Designer: Right Well here is the here is the thing on the chips that I that I got simple regular advanced chip on print The chip on print includes an infrared sensor so we do not have to worry about that kay the pushbutton if we are going to have pushbuttons they require a simple chip but a scroll wheel requires a regular chip and an LCD requires advanced Do we want a scroll wheel or do we just want pushbuttons ?
User Interface: I do not think we ne really need the scroll whe wheel I mean it might be nice for changing the volume
Project Manager: It would be nice for changing the volume but I do not know how useful it would be for changing the channel Because you do not have control over numbers
User Interface: I do not think it would really work you really need buttons for changing a channel
Industrial Designer: th it would be it would be handy for going through if there was an onscreen menu of your channel choices than you can scroll down on the scroll
Marketing: But if you c if you could scroll through the channels and then the volume would just be
Project Manager: We have five minutes left for the meeting so
Marketing: and the volume would just be like the same way forward and backward as I am just thinking like it would make it much like sleeker sort of looking And otherwise no matter how may buttons we have we are going to have like you know black with red sticking out and th no it is going to inevitably sort of start looking like those group of sort of ugly ones that we saw stacked up
Project Manager: So have a scroll for volume ?
Industrial Designer: F or for all those secret functions ? When you get on the onscreen menu of all your functions that your remote could do for you without the buttons and you could have a scroll wheel to go through those menus
User Interface: I think I think a scroll wheel would be nice but it is not necessary
Industrial Designer: Right So we could either go with a simple or a regular chip depending and maybe we could table that decision for later
Project Manager: I think w well I think when we go on to the une userface we are going to have to decide the interface we are going to have to decide whether we are going to have a scroll or not
Industrial Designer: Well let us think about that while we talk about the case I am kind of liking the idea of latex if if spongy is the in thing
Project Manager: I am a little I am a little hesitant about it because I am worried about protecting the stuff on the inside
Marketing: Oh could it be hard and then something around it ?
Project Manager: I would be more with like a titanium actual thing and then maybe like a mobile phone kind of thing
Industrial Designer: N oh wha what I have what I have seen just not related to this but of latex cases before is that there is like a hard plastic inside and it is just covered with the latex Not too thick a layer of latex just enough to be grippable like bike handles or or anything that you have seen like that The inside is hard I do not think we need to worry about protecting the circuit board I think that that is done for us
Project Manager: So we we do want latex Latex and probably in colours maybe fruity vegetable colours Fruity colours let us go to the ufe user interface then we will come back to the chip I suppose
Industrial Designer: Oh and we want a curved case ? Or a doublecurved ?
Project Manager: Well we do not really know what the difference is right ?
Marketing: I am thinking curved of some sort
Industrial Designer: We do not really know what the difference
Project Manager: interface the type and the supplements So push or scroll right ? Or both ?
User Interface: Yep And I think if we want to keep our costs down we should just go for pushbuttons because then we can have a a simple chip and it is simpler it is it is cheaper to make pushbuttons than it is a scroll button So in terms of in terms of economics it is probably better to have pushbuttons
Project Manager: Mmhmm And if we had a sc an onscreen kind of thing that you could scroll through like you can use your buttons to scroll through things
User Interface: it is it is it is fairly simple
Project Manager: I think that For channel surfing I think a scroll an actual like an iPods kind of scroll thing would be too fast I do not know
Industrial Designer: I say pushbuttons at least unless we get any information but I have no idea how much more expensive a scroll wheel is than than a pushbutton but it is got to be some more expensive so I think it might be better to put our money into the stuff like the kinetic battery and the cool case
Project Manager: Is that with you ?
Marketing: And let us like see if we get anything else I mean I am not like hardsold on the scroll wheel it is more just to give it a different kind of look but if it is going to be in a latex type thing and that is going to look cool then that is probably going to have a bigger impact than the scroll wheel
Project Manager: It might be cool enough so we are going to go with type pushbuttons and then supplements how are we going to do that ?
User Interface: what do you mean by supplements exactly ?
Project Manager: I assume that is what else we are going to like h ha the the additional buttons we can use So we are going to have like a menu button so that we can access onscreen things then ? so we are doing an onscreen menu that we can scroll through
Industrial Designer: So what are what are our buttons going to be ?
User Interface: volume favourite channels and menu
Industrial Designer: So like one through five or
Marketing: Like a radio type sorta situation ?
User Interface: about like a bit like radio presets
Project Manager: Preset channels and then we are going to need numbers one through zero right ?
User Interface: we would not even need the numbers I think maybe numbers seems is kind of oldfashioned
Project Manager: Well but in order to preset a cha oh I guess you can just hold it down when you get to one when you are scrolling through
User Interface: and you need some kind of I do not know sort of up down kind of button but the volume control could double for that for example
Project Manager: Mmhmm finishing the meeting now our next meeting starts in thirty minutes you each have things to do look and feel design user interface design product evaluation and you two are going to work together on a prototype using modelling clay You will get specific instructions from your personal coach did we decide on a chip ? Let us go with a simple chip ? We are done Thank you everyone Oh I di these are already in our shared folder so
User Interface: Clay I was not expecting that | Firstly, the group discussed whether they could have changeable covers of different fruit and vegetable colours. Secondly, they had a discussion on the energy, the case and the chip. Then, group mates decided to have latex in fruity colours, a chip, a menu button to scroll as well as on-off buttons. |
#Person1#: Good morning, Madam, can I take your order now?
#Person2#: Yes, I'd like to have a roast chicken leg.
#Person1#: Anything else?
#Person2#: No.
#Person1#: How about drink?
#Person2#: No, enough.
#Person1#: Please wait a moment.
#Person2#: Waiter, come back.
#Person1#: OK. What's up, Madam?
#Person2#: It's not too salty.
#Person1#: OK.
#Person2#: Waiter, come back again.
#Person1#: Yes, anything wrong?
#Person2#: Not too rare.
#Person1#: Yes, I see.
#Person2#: Why do you come back again?
#Person1#: There's a question I want to ask you.
#Person2#: What's that?
#Person1#: Which leg do you want to have, right leg or left one?
#Person2#: Thanks, thanks a lot and thanks a million.
#Person1#: Why do you say so many thanks?
#Person2#: I can't forget about this when next time. | #Person1# helps #Person2# order a roast chicken leg. #Person2# is picky and asks #Person1# to come back several times to solve problems. |
the princess who lives in the castle and can't escape.: How about you use your fire on the guards? They are mean to me and I despise them.
the dragon who breathes fire and won't let her out.: Here you go princess, they should be kind and respectful. I hate them.
the princess who lives in the castle and can't escape.: Thank you. I wish we could leave this castle together.
the dragon who breathes fire and won't let her out.: They have kept me here for years, in return I steal from their caravans, and am holding you hostage to achieve my freedom.
the princess who lives in the castle and can't escape.: Why don't we fly away together right now?
the dragon who breathes fire and won't let her out.: This is my home. I've lived here since I was in an egg. I want my freedom to be in this beautiful garden, not to leave.
the princess who lives in the castle and can't escape.: It is beautiful here but it's not my home.
Summarize the dialogue | the dragon who breathes fire and won't let her out is holding the princess hostage to achieve her freedom. |
dog: Woof, do you have food for me servant?
servant: No, but I have some sparklies for you to play with!
dog: Oooh shiny. Where did you get these?
servant: The King said they were for you to play with, marvelous aren't they?
dog: I wonder if they're good to eat
servant: Well, probably not, but if you do the handmaids will need to search for them once they pass through your system.
dog: Oh well. Not my problem. They didn't really taste like anything
servant: You are such a good boy aren't you?
dog: Yes! I'm hungry though
servant: Maybe this rat will be apetizing?
dog: It's not for eating! It's for playing
servant: Okay, want to play fetch with it then?
dog: Yes!
Summarize the dialogue | The King gave the dog some sparklies to play with. The dog is hungry. The servant will play fetch with the dog. |
general: yes, grab that moss off the wall, we need to camouflage ourselves
guard: Where are we going sir?
general: This is an unfamiliar tower to me to be honest, we should search the tower to see if it is friend or foe, grab a torch and lets go
guard: Okay, I think most of the people are going to be closest to the castle
general: Be careful going through the tower, it looks ancient, it could contain traps to keep us out
guard: This place is so old. There is writing on the walls, I wonder what it says?
general: ancient text, or does it look recent?
guard: It looks ancient, I don't understand the language. It seems to take up the whole wall.
general: it looks like some of this isn't writing, they have disguised holes for grasping onto into the symbols, maybe I can climb up here
guard: Be careful it could be a trap
general: true, maybe we should wait, maybe until this typing game is over, before we enter
guard: You probably right.
general: eye spy with my little eye something beginning with S
Summarize the dialogue | general and guard are going to search the tower to see if it is friend or foe. |
town baker: Thank you, Now I can try my yummy creation. Would you like to try some?
the town baker: I would love to!
town baker: Do you know whats going on in town with the townspeople? I heard one of them just got a new Fitbit and enjoys working out.
the town baker: A Fitbit? Maybe they're trying to work off all of our baked goods
town baker: Yea, I wonder if they felt guilty after eating our delicious baked goods.
the town baker: Well, we do make the best around
town baker: We sure do. I think even the bedbug enjoys our food. He is quite cozy in the cozy fur rug.
the town baker: I sure hope he doesn't invite his friends!
town baker: Lol, I sure hope he doesn't make it to the small bed with my homemade quilt from my grandmother.
the town baker: It's such a beautiful quilt! When did she make it?
town baker: About 10 years ago, she also bought this homemade tapestry.
Summarize the dialogue | The town baker made a delicious baked good. The town baker and the town baker are worried about the bedbug. |
Ian: Have you thought about the long weekend yet?
Clarisse: not really. i was busy all day
Ian: we'd need to book tonite or 2moro
Clarisse: can we talk 2nite then?
Ian: ok, i'll send you some links
Clarisse: luv, i'm kind of busy now sorry
Ian: ok, tlak to you then
Clarisse: yeah, take care | Clarisse wants to discuss the long weekend plans with Ian tonight. |
#Person1#: I've got to put together a sales pitch to give to our clients in the morning. You always give such amazing presentations, I was hoping you could give me some advice about how to win them over tomorrow.
#Person2#: Sure, it's easy. First of all, the secret to a successful oral presentation is to keep things simple. People are listening and they usually don't have a long attention spans. Stick to about three or four points, give an overview of the points, then present them one by one, and then summarize at the end. Be straightforward and organized and you're sure to be remembered.
#Person1#: What kind of visuals should I use to support the presentation? Do you think I should use PowerPoint?
#Person2#: You should consider the size and interests of your audience. In other words, who is listening, and what do they want to hear. . . you can put together a PPT with some graphics and animations that will catch people's attention, but be careful not to go overboard.
#Person1#: I think I can put something together, no problem. But when it comes to tomorrow, I'll just be a bundle of nerves! How can I get over my fear of speaking in public?
#Person2#: You know, stage fright is very normal, most people get nervous before they have to speak in front of large groups. Just prepare well, rehearse beforehand, and trust that you will be great. . . and you will be! | #Person1# asks #Person2# for suggestions about giving presentations. #Person2# tells #Person1# to keep things simple, consider the size and interests of the audience to decide what kind of visuals to use, be well prepared, and be confident. |
small animals: I want to make sure everyone is in good spirits. Tell me are you at peace now?
a person: I'm not quite there yet, but I am trying to be. Fake it until you can make it, right?
small animals: I see, well you look like you are tough, these times are here to make sure we truly appreciate the peace we will eventually get.
a person: Those are very wise words, sweet animal.
small animals: You seem like a wonderful person. I hope you find your peace soon.
a person: Aww, thank you! What can I do for you? It's such a beautiful day!
small animals: Just make sure you enjoy your life. That is all i ask. It is a gorgeous day today, i agree.
a person: Rumor is there's a treasure here somewhere
small animals: Oh really! I have heard this but i didn't know it was this spot!
a person: That's what I've heard, but I'm not certain. I heard it from a pretty reliable source though. Want to help me look?
Summarize the dialogue | small animals wants to make sure everyone is in good spirits. a person is not at peace yet, but he is trying to be. small animals hopes the person finds peace soon. a person heard there's a treasure here somewhere. small animals wants to help him look. |
talking cat: meooowww share
fox trying to steal chickens: Where are the chickens!? Have you seen them My feline friend?
talking cat: No, I am looking for them too.
fox trying to steal chickens: I love to have nibble in the chicken pen! Why are you looking for them?
talking cat: I want a nibble too.
fox trying to steal chickens: We are peas in a pod!
talking cat: This is a beautiful flower. Maybe it will draw in many chickens.
fox trying to steal chickens: It is indeed! Good idea. It doesn't have much protein unfortunately, otherwise we could nibble it!
talking cat: Maybe we can conjour up some chickens?
fox trying to steal chickens: You are full of good ideas!
talking cat: Do you know magic?
fox trying to steal chickens: My main specialism is chickens unfortunately!
talking cat: I will try it then! Make sure no humans are around.
Summarize the dialogue | fox trying to steal chickens and talking cat are looking for chickens. |
witch: Stay clear, when I light up this fire it's going to be hotter than hot, don't want to singe your whiskers! hee, hee
mouse: hehe I would like to know what you make from a dragon's toenail?
witch: Ah, well, I use it for a potion that makes ink invisible until you hold a candle flame up to it...that's why I need a DRAGON's toenail, it comes from a fiery beast.
mouse: I don't understand you can make ink visible? there is invisible ink?
witch: Well, yes. HEY! are you a spy, maybe I shouldn't be telling you all this. How do I know I can trust you?
mouse: I'm no spy, I'm just a harmless mouse that likes to play games with my friend horse. You are quite paranoid!
witch: Who are you calling crazy? I've got only one spell I can use, and it's a pretty wicked one, you and your horse friend better watch out!
Summarize the dialogue | witch uses dragon's toenail for a potion that makes ink invisible until you hold a candle flame up to it. mouse is a harmless mouse that likes to play games with his friend horse. witch has only one spell she can use, and it's a pretty |
Albert: I'm home, but nobody's here
Angus: really? sorry, we didn't know you're coming back today
Oscar: I'll be home in 20min
Albert: cool | Oscar will be home in 20 minutes. |
queen: My goodness! That is the most beautiful fish I have ever laid my eyes on!
fish: And this is the most sincere compliment ever.
queen: What is it like to just spend your life swimming around in the same old pond?
fish: It gets really boring atimes.
queen: Let's make it more exciting! Can fish like you dance?
fish: No I cant...I can swim backwards though
queen: My! That's quite fantastic!
fish: Yes it is. I love swimming in the river with the other fish. Mostly I spend my days looking for smaller fish to eat.
queen: You... You eat your own kind?!
fish: Yes. To survive here is hard.
queen: I'm sorry! I wish I could make it easier for you somehow!
fish: I will be fine. You far too find
queen: I try to be as kind to everything in the kingdom as I can!
fish: When people cast lines into the river, we all swim away from them and hide.
Summarize the dialogue | fish spends his days swimming in the river looking for smaller fish to eat. |
snakes: Of course, as commendable as that job was, it took no talent or cunning on your part. You just walked up and bit them and ran off! Pathetic!
rat: And you were so much better. All you did was lurk around the garden waiting for me to come out and play. And now we are here, in this old house, and still playing your silly game.
snakes: I always demand a fair fight, but you sssssseem to always have more rats or scurry away on the verge of a losssssss.
rat: I'm a rat, I cannot be held to a higher standard than that. You could have at least brought me some crumbs to fatten me up before you try to eat me. I am accustom to a certain lifestyle at the castle that this ruin doesn't seem to accomodate.
Summarize the dialogue | Rat and snakes are playing a game. Rat has bitten snakes before. Rat is accustom to a certain lifestyle at the castle. |
Joe: Did you just call me?
Harry: No, why?
Joe: It shows that you called?
Harry: Oh, wait...my daughter was playing with me phone. It might have been her.
Joe: Ok, no problem. Hey, do you know that we haven't spoken since last year?
Harry: Yeah, it's been a while. Time flies... work, home, work, home, what can you do?
Joe: We should hang out some time. What are you doing Fri?
Harry: I have this thing at work, but maybe I can get out of going. What did you have in mind?
Joe: Let's grab something to eat, burger?
Harry: Sounds good. Know any good places?
Joe: Like a ton of new places opened up, but Bourbon St. is supposed to be really good.
Harry: Cool, call me when you get off work Fri.
Joe: Ok, see ya
Harry: Take care | Joe thinks that Harry has just called him. Probably Harry's daughter called Joe by mistake. Joe and Harry haven't spoken since last year. They make an appointment on Friday. They plan to eat burger at Bourbon St. Joe will call Harry on Friday, after work. |
wall: If walls could talk, hey I can!
soldier: Wow that is amazing.
wall: ask me something
soldier: What have you seen?
wall: Let me tell you good Sodier, what haven't I seen, I have seen a lot a heck of a lot if I do say so myself
soldier: How long have you lived?
wall: Oh the storeis I could tell, I don't really know my age though, I don't think in human time
soldier: Well you sound knowledgeable.
wall: I have seen many wars come knocking on that door over there
soldier: Well that must be sad.
wall: It is sad, if I wasn't a Wall
soldier: Yea I guess that is true.
wall: So what do you do man?
soldier: I am a guard to this city.
Summarize the dialogue | wall can talk. He has seen many wars. He doesn't know his age. He is a guard to this city. |
spider: There are always bugs hidden in tiny cracks and dark places. You can't just wipe them away.
maid: I suppose not. If so, I hope you get the rest of them! The queen would have my head if she found a bug, let alone you
spider: Just think of me as your help. Whatever you don't catch, I will. I keep the bug population way down.
maid: You are so right! I will make sure she never looks in here and you do your job by keeping out of sight!
spider: I will be like a ghost. She'll never know.
maid: I wish sometimes I was her. She has the best of everything. I do envy her
spider: Do you not enjoy your life?
maid: I just wish I was her. I would love to be queen for a day!
spider: How long have you worked for her?
maid: Too long and too long of hours. I am good at my job, but I just think I get treated bad.
spider: Really? Is she not a nice queen?
Summarize the dialogue | maid is afraid of the queen. Spider will help her. |
rat: -nibbles an apple on the ground-
peasant: Here rat, take this. i'll eat the apples.
rat: Oh fine I suppose I do like crumbs
peasant: You are brave to be scurrying about around here. This is a popular palce.
rat: Is it really? I just enjoy the fresh fruit.
peasant: Why yes, all types of predators come here, including me.
rat: You would call yourself a predator?
peasant: Why yes, of course. I will eat almost anything to stay alive.
rat: Tree bark?
peasant: Yes i have before, very hard to get down, and not to mention push out.
rat: And here I was being silly with you...that sounds quite awful.
peasant: Yes, being poor is rough here.
rat: No wonder you come to eat the apples!
Summarize the dialogue | rat nibbles an apple on the ground. peasant offers him an apple. rat likes crumbs. peasant eats the apples. |
Miley: Have you thought about the name of the baby?
Bryan: Nope, You have suggestions?
Miley: Lora, Lisa, Lilly?
Bryan: Sounds good
Miley: Maybe you can search online
Bryan: I would, as soon as I get free
Miley: Good Luck | Miley has not chosen the name for her baby yet. Bryan has some suggestions for her. |
#Person1#: I'll help you, Lucy. Look at what I've got here. In this small bottle, there's a magic love potion.
#Person2#: A magic love potion?
#Person1#: Yes. If you put a few drops on someone's eyelids while he's asleep, he'll fall in love with the first person he sees when he wakes up.
#Person2#: It can't be true.
#Person1#: Take my word for it.
#Person2#: So what am I going to do?
#Person1#: Just come to our house and stay over. You'll sit by his bed and greet him like a beautiful red rose, 'Good morning!'
#Person2#: That sounds like a blue rose! My sitting by his bed?
#Person1#: Don't be so shy, Lucy. | #Person2# gives Lucy a magic love potion and teaches Lucy how to make someone fall in love with Lucy. |
servant: hi
queen: how is my faithful servant
servant: I am very well your majesty.
queen: thank you for making this balcony lovely
servant: Dont mention Ma'am. What else will you have me do?
queen: the king is coming to sit here soon, make sure he has his favorite tea
servant: I will do that straight away
queen: Thank you for the amazing tea, by the way are you in a relationship?
servant: I am not permitted to be your majesty!
queen: ok then I say you can now because you have served me well but only I will select the person for you
servant: Who will that be?
queen: wait are you a virgin?
servant: Yes I am.
Summarize the dialogue | servant made the balcony look lovely. The king is coming to sit here soon. The queen wants the king to have his favorite tea. The queen will select the person for the servant. |
Steve: Were there any calls for me?
Jim: No, why?
Jim: were you expecting any?
Steve: Not really. Thanks | Steve didn't receive any calls. |
king and queen: That's right, knight. True loyalty is a promising trait in you!
knight: You will find none more brave, more true, more loyal amongst your ranks! Would that I lead your Royal armies, there would be no chance of defeat!
king and queen: Well if we find that you are truly worthy, in time, you will eventually reach that position.
knight: It be but your loss, Your Highness, if your kingdom were to be called to battle but not under my leadership!
king and queen: You're very persistent, but you know that you haven't been here long enough for us to assess your potential yet.
knight: Look upon the strength of this massive room, your Majesty! The hewn heavy oak, the gigantic chandeliers; they speak of the strength that lies within me; I am destined to be your champion and lead your troops into battle!
king and queen: Enough, knight! You need to remember who rules over the other, now you will respect our will and decision of leadership, understood?
Summarize the dialogue | knight is loyal to the king and queen. He wants to lead their armies. |
#Person1#: Passport, please, madam.
#Person2#: Just a minute, please. It's in my bag. Here it is.
#Person1#: Thank you. Please fill out the Baggage Declaration Form.
#Person2#: All right. Shall I enter all my belongings?
#Person1#: No, only the articles listed on the Declaration. | #Person1# asks #Person2# to fill out the Baggage Declaration Form. |
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PhD B: But about the need for transcription
Postdoc F: Is not that great ?
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bird: Mice like to run away, to catch them must be hard! An eagle is nearby, so you must be on your guard! It will devour a bird like me, and also try to eat a cat like thee!
stray cat sun-bathing: I simply live for fun.
bird: Yes, yes, it is great to have fun! But when the eagle comes, then you must run!
stray cat sun-bathing: Of course he cannot catch me
bird: Fleet of foot and full of speed, but in a belly you will be, if my warning you do not heed!
stray cat sun-bathing: Is that a threat?
bird: No my friend, it is warning of friends! All I wish now, is to make amends!
stray cat sun-bathing: Well have a good day.
bird: Fare the well, my feline furred lover of the sun! But I must be off, until next time - I must run!
Summarize the dialogue | stray cat sun-bathing is a stray cat. Bird warns him to be on guard against eagles. |
cricket: Maybe they can't see me.
fairy interpreter: You are the strangest fairy I've ever seen!
cricket: I am not a fairy!
fairy interpreter: A little brown fairy with strange veiny fairy wings! My my...but I can barely understand you!
cricket: Please talk softer. They will find me and take me off. They think I am lucky. I am not a fairy.
fairy interpreter: Then what are you, my new friend?
cricket: A cricket.What's with the smoke and trash everywhere?
fairy interpreter: I'm sorry, do YOU clean your place every day?
cricket: No. But aren't fairies known for cleanness?
fairy interpreter: You'd be surprised what they do when noone's watching.
cricket: What kind of building is this?
fairy interpreter: A noble fairy church that has a lot of trash. Are you going mad?
cricket: I'm getting there.
fairy interpreter: Can I call you a fairy again? I like talking to fairies better.
Summarize the dialogue | cricket is afraid that the fairies will find him and take him off. |
#Person1#: I was supposed to meet with you at half past one.
#Person2#: Yes, I see. What did you need to see me about?
#Person1#: There's a problem with my schedule.
#Person2#: What's the problem?
#Person1#: Two of my classes occur at the same time.
#Person2#: Well, I can see that's a problem.
#Person1#: Is it at all possible for you to fix that error?
#Person2#: Yes, I can. Would you still like to have both of these classes?
#Person1#: I want to keep both of them, if that's possible.
#Person2#: Well, let me find you one of these classes on a different day.
#Person1#: Thanks a lot. | #Person1# will meet #Person2# at 1.30 because two of #Person1#'s classes occur at the same time. #Person2# will find #Person1# one of the two classes on a different day. |
#Person1#: That was a great party. Thanks for staying behind to help me clear up.
#Person2#: It certainly was a great party. It's a pity that a glass and a plate got broken and someone spilled a drink over here.
#Person1#: I expected that something might get broken. That doesn't bother me. That spilled drink won't leave a stain, will it?
#Person2#: I doubt it, I'll deal with it right away. Luckily it wasn't a glass of red wine, I'll just get a bowl of water and a cloth.
#Person1#: I'm going to put all the rubbish into this big plastic bag.
#Person2#: Afterwards, we can do the washing up together. Everything will be finished within an hour. Your friend Keith is really funny. I liked his magic tricks.
#Person1#: Yes, he's very good. . isn't he? He told some funny stories too.
#Person2#: Amanda told some very funny jokes. At the beginning of the party, she was being very serious.
#Person1#: I think that she had a litter too much of the punch.
#Person2#: What did you put in that punch? It tasted great, but was quite strong.
#Person1#: That's my little secret. Did you like the snacks that I prepared?
#Person2#: Very much. The birthday cake was delicious, wasn't it? Emily told me that she and karen made it themselves.
#Person1#: That cake tasted so good! It disappeared within minutes, so I think everyone liked it a lot. How's that stain?
#Person2#: All cleaned up. Are you ready to start on the washing up? | #Person1# helps #Person2# clear up the things after a party. #Person2# thinks it was great except that someone spilled a drink. Then they discuss how to clean the spilled drink and talk about the people and food at the party. The stain is cleaned up as they talk. |
a church mouse: Shall I nibble a bit on their ankles then Teacher?
teacher: That might just work, perhaps they'll think twice about not handing in their assignments on time too.
a church mouse: Alright looks like we have a plan! Just let me know when to get started.
teacher: Next class be waiting for my signal. I should really start grading these assignments. Oh do they give me job.
a church mouse: Alright I can't wait I'm sooo hungry.
teacher: Oh my. I wish I had some food I could give to you, maybe stealing a little bit of their snacks won't hurt them as much.
a church mouse: You know what...I think the holy spirit is in this church tonight!
teacher: Why my little friend, the holy spirit is always with us.
a church mouse: Hallelujah and praise tiny mouse jesus!
teacher: Amen indeed little friend. You shall be fed next class. I'll be sure to bring extra food if you come visit tomorrow.
Summarize the dialogue | a church mouse is hungry and wants to help the teacher grade the students' assignments. |
Tina: Gosh... Charlie is sick again :( :( :(
Tina: I'm sooo tired...
Maggie: :(
Maggie: I believe you are
Maggie: what's wrong now?
Tina: He was quite ok already
Tina: Just some running nose and sore throat
Tina: And last night fever again
Tina: He woke up crying
Maggie: are you going to see the doctor?
Tina: Tomorrow
Maggie: do you need any help?
Tina: No, thanks, we're fine
Maggie: let me know if you need anything
Tina: OK thank you :*
Tina: Sara is coming here on Thursday, I was hoping to spend a day with her :/
Tina: But I guess we'll just stay at home :( | Charlie is ill. Tina will see a doctor tomorrow. Sara is visiting Tina on Thursday. |
congregant: How are you feeling about the blessing of the Wolf Hunt?
nuns: I have mixed feelings on it my dear congregrant. I believe none of God's creatures should be killed. Are you participating?
congregant: Yes I feel I must as it is the wish of the Priest. I will pray on it.
nuns: Take this rosary as you pray on it. God will see you in the right direction.
congregant: Thank you. I will put the Rosary in the window so all may look upon it and pray. I hope I am making the right decision.
nuns: Do not fret on it my brother the Priest will not lead you in the wrong direction.
congregant: How does your brother the Priest feel about you being against the hunt?
nuns: I am unsure. It is something we have never discussed I am afraid.
congregant: Fret not. The Priest is a very understanding man. As long as we are at peace with our decision he will be supportive. I am afraid of the other villagers who may cause trouble though.
Summarize the dialogue | The congregant is participating in the blessing of the Wolf Hunt. The nuns are against it. The congregant will pray on it. |
Pauline: Hey :D
Pauline: I've got only 1 thing to tell you
Stanley: ?
Pauline: WHEN I GET HOME. I WANT YOU TO SHOW ME THAT YOU'VE CHANGED ALARM SOUND ON YOUR PHONE
Pauline: BECAUSE ONE MORE MORNING WITH THIS ALARM AND I'LL KILL MYSELF
Stanley: Ok. Changing it right now. | Stanley is changing his alarm sound now on Pauline's request. |
Macarena: Gloria I saw that guy you dated yesterday in the club.
Gloria: Please spare me
Gloria: I want to forget him
Carmen: What happened?
Gloria: He made me pregnant and disappeared.
Gloria: This is what happened.
Carmen: That's ridiculous!!
Macarena: I didn't know. I'm so sorry.
Gloria: Well, he's not.
Carmen: What did you do??
Gloria: I aborted.
Gloria: I don't have conditions to be a single mum.
Carmen: That's understandable.
Carmen: What an asshole!!
Carmen: He seemed to be so nice and responsible.
Macarena: You could have claimed for maintenance
Macarena: Guys shouldn't be running around making babies irresponsibly
Gloria: Let's not talk about it
Gloria: Anyways, I wouldn't like to be tied forever to such an asshole. | Gloria had an abortion. Macarena saw a guy that made her pregnant in a club yesterday. |
#Person1#: Excuse me. What time does the next train to London leave?
#Person2#: At 10:30.
#Person1#: Is it a direct train to London?
#Person2#: Yes, it is.
#Person1#: OK. Two tickets to London, please.
#Person2#: Single or return?
#Person1#: Single, please. How much in total?
#Person2#: 10 pounds.
#Person1#: Here you are. Which platform should I go to wait for the train?
#Person2#: It's platform 5.
#Person1#: OK. Thank you.
#Person2#: You are welcome. | #Person1# buys two train tickets to London with #Person2#'s assistance. |
Jack: hi, sis! what did you buy for dad?
Mackenzie: a Stan Getz cd and you?
Jack: nothing yet, i have no clue what he likes :/
Jack: do you have any idea...?
Mackenzie: you can buy him a fondue set, he loves cheese
Jack: that's a thought, thanks :))) | Mackenzie bought her dad a Stan Getz CD. She advises Jack to buy him a fondue set. |
#Person1#: Miss Stewart, I wonder if you could give me some advice about where to go and what to see in the city?
#Person2#: How many days do you have, Mr. Ross?
#Person1#: We have three more days. We're leaving on Friday.
#Person2#: Have you taken a bus tour? That's the best way to get to know the city.
#Person1#: Not yet. But we hear that it's worth doing.
#Person2#: Absolutely. And I think you should really visit the science museum while you are here. It's fascinating. Have you been there yet?
#Person1#: No, we're going there tomorrow afternoon.
#Person2#: Well, you'll love it.
#Person1#: I'm sure we will.
#Person2#: What about the zoo? Have you been there yet?
#Person1#: Oh, yes. That was lovely. It's one of the nicest zoos I've ever seen. Even better than San Diego's.
#Person2#: And if you're interested in art, you should visit the National Art Gallery. It has a famous collections of Italian paintings.
#Person1#: Yes. I've read about that. We should try to get there while we are here.
#Person2#: And don't forget to try some of the local restaurants. The seafood is great here.
#Person1#: Yes, it certainly is! Last night we had fantastic clams. Say, would you like to join us for dinner tonight? My wife would like very much to meet you.
#Person2#: That'd be lovely. Thank you. | Mr. Ross asks Miss Stewart to give some advice about visiting the city. Miss Stewart suggests #Person1# take a bus tour and visit the zoo, the science museum, and the National Art Gallery, and try some local restaurants. Mr. Ross is grateful and invites Miss Stewart for dinner. |
child: No of course not.
peasant: Bless you, bless you. The king does not look upon we peasants with favor, no he treats us worse than that dog. His he yours?
child: Yes he is my friend doggy
peasant: I see armor here. Do you know the knight who owns it? Is the dog his?
child: I know nothing of any of that.
peasant: Ah, then what are you doing here? Do you live down one of these narrow alleys?
child: No I live 3 houses down.
peasant: Ah, I see. Does your family need any help. I am so desperately looking for work.
child: I do not think so, we are also poor.
peasant: Oh, my child, I have been so thoughtless, here is a bit of this food for you. I still see no one about to claim these things. And you say you know not to whom they belong?
child: Thank you I have been very hungry.
Summarize the dialogue | peasant is looking for work. He is a peasant and he is looking for a job. He is looking for a knight who owns the dog and the armor. The child lives 3 houses down. He is hungry. Peasant gives him some food. |
#Person1#: I am here to sign my escrow papers.
#Person2#: I will tell you ahead of time, that there is a lot to sign here, but I will help you every step of the way.
#Person1#: Should I have brought anything with me?
#Person2#: Basically, what I need from you now is your driver's license or some ID that shows your residency status.
#Person1#: Where do I start?
#Person2#: We will be going through these papers one by one. I will be explaining them all to you, and you can ask questions as we go.
#Person1#: Can I make a phone call to a friend if I have a question?
#Person2#: We do not want you to sign any documents that you do not understand. You may get assistance with any questions that you have.
#Person1#: Will the house be mine when we finish these documents?
#Person2#: This is the last thing you need to do, but it may take a while for the papers to be processed. | #Person2# helps #Person1# every step of signing the escrow papers. #Person2# tells #Person1# the house will be #Person2# after taking a while for the papers to be processed. |
Megan: OMG guess who I saw yesterday? 🤩 🤩
Faye: Who???
Megan: Only Danny Dyer!!!! 😍 😍
Faye: NO WAY!😲
Megan: totally YES WAY!!!😍 😍
Faye: where was this?
Megan: at the christmas fair in yate!!
Faye: YATE??
Faye: what on earth is Danny Dyer doing in Yate?
Megan: I don't know!!! and i don't CARE!!! 💕 💕
Faye: that's SICK!!!
Faye: Did you get a photo with him?
Megan: not really, sneaky selfie though:
Megan: <file_photo>
Faye: You are SO COOL!! 😘 😘 | Megan saw Danny Dyer at the Christmas fair in Yate yesterday. She managed to take a sneaky selfie with him. |
#Person1#: What is your great struck?
#Person2#: I think I'm very good at planning. I manage my time perfectly, so that I can always get things done on time.
#Person1#: Why do you think you be a good fit or this job?
#Person2#: Because I'm very competent in this area.
#Person1#: Can you working under pressure?
#Person2#: Yes, I work well under pressure and find it dimly. However, I believe planning and probable management of my time can reduce tight deadlines.
#Person1#: Are you more a follower or a leader?
#Person2#: I don't try to go ahead of people and lead them, I'd rather cooperate with everybody else and get the job done by working together. | #Person1# is interviewing #Person2#. #Person2# is good at planning, works well under pressure, and is a cooperator. |
Julia: What’s your schedule for this week?
Darline: I have a flight to Sao Paulo on Thursday
Darline: I’m on standby today
Darline: Hope nobody calls me
Darline: I’m exhausted
Julia: I’m on standby also
Julia: Why so tired?
Darline: I have a new boyfriend
Darline: You know how it is at the beginning ;-)
Julia: Lots of fucking
Darline: Exactly ;-)
Julia: Who is the lucky one?
Julia: Do I know him?
Darline: I’m not sure
Julia: Is it someone from the crew?
Julia: A pilot??
Darline: Yes. A pilot. His name is José. I don’t know if you’ve met him...
Julia: OMG. Is that the horny captain from Bolivia?
Darline: ….?
Julia: Honey, I’m sorry. But you’re not his only girlfriend. He has at least six, as far as I know.
Julia: We had sex a few times, but as soon as I realised he prefers quantity over quality I pulled back. | Darline has a flight to Sao Paulo on Thursday and she's on standby today. Julia's also on standby. Darline has a new boyfriend, José. Julia knows that José has at least 6 girlfriends. |
king: But we are identical!
the king: Of course we are not! You do not have the memories or the experiences that only the queen would know about. Admit it imposter! You are finished!
king: The magic used on me has made me a perfect replica, no one would be the wiser!
the king: So you admit it! Now to take you to my master at arms.
king: You will have to best me first if you can.
the king: No need for me to take undue risks. *gasp* I am afraid I am not used to this physical activity.
king: Perhaps if you didn't eat the pies all the time you would not be so winded already.
the king: It is the king's right to eat the pies! *oof* Let's make a deal. You can be the king on weekdays and i will take the weekends and holidays.
king: I would say that would be fitting, at least then I can work towards bettering the kingdom, as that is all that I really desire.
Summarize the dialogue | the king and the queen are identical but the king is the real one. the king is winded after a physical exercise. the king will be the king on weekdays and the queen on weekends and holidays. |
monkey: Hey butterfly, I like your style. You have a great set of wings.
Summarize the dialogue | Monkey likes butterfly's style. |
#Person1#: OK, tell me about yourself.
#Person2#: Well, last year in school I played on the football team. It kept me busy, but I learned to manage my time. And also it has been a great experience in learning how to work on the team with other players.
#Person1#: How would your teachers describe you?
#Person2#: My teacher would say I work hard to get homework done on time and I'm not afraid to ask for help if I need it. They'd also tell you I'm friendly to any classmates.
#Person1#: Well, why should I hire you over the other students?
#Person2#: I think I'm the very person you can rely on, I'll love to work on time and do the best I can on the job. Besides, I've done volunteer work and now I'd like to gain actual work experience. If you hire me, you'll get someone who is always willing to learn. | #Person2# tells #Person1# about #Person2#'s experiences in school. #Person2# emphasizes #Person2#'s advantages and explains why #Person1# should hire #Person2# over the other students. |
#Person1#: You'v been work here for nearly a month, how do you feel about the job?
#Person2#: Not bad. Thank you for your help. I am alawys busy with this job, I feel a bit tired.
#Person1#: I had the same feeling when I first came to work here. but after a period of time, I feel better, I am sure you 'll get used to this busy job.
#Person2#: I also feel that work efficiency here is very high. and you have strong working ability and professional skill, it seems that you know all, that's really wonderful!
#Person1#: You know the phrase, the survival the fittest. We have no choices.
#Person2#: That's right, I have to work hard. | #Person2# thanks #Person1# for #Person1#'s help at work. #Person2# thinks the work is busy and #Person2# has to work hard. |
queen: Why thank you. But I'm afraid I can only envy your own youthfulness and luscious hair.
there is also a young woman selling flowers to passersby.: Thank you ma'am you are too kind. Our king sent a piece of material that matched your dress for tonight and we were able to get flowers to compliment it. I pray you will approve.
queen: How lovely and what a nice surprise. Why don't you also attend tonights ball?
there is also a young woman selling flowers to passersby.: Oh...your Majesty...I am but a shop girl...I would not have anything appropriate to wear for such a beautiful ball
queen: I have some old dresses that might fit you. Its the Queen's order that you attend!
there is also a young woman selling flowers to passersby.: Your Majesty honors me. I will accept your invitation of course but first I must get the flowers inside to the tables. May I take my leave your majesty?
Summarize the dialogue | There is a ball tonight. The Queen invites a young flower seller to join her. |
#Person1#: Shall we have some soup first?
#Person2#: No, thank you. I don't like soup. I'd rather have some fruit juice to start with.
#Person1#: Ok, and what about the main course? Which would you rather have fish or meat?
#Person2#: Meat, I think.
#Person1#: Don't you like fish then?
#Person2#: I do, but I want meat.
#Person1#: Shall we have some white wine then?
#Person2#: Yes, but I prefer red wine with meat.
#Person1#: What would you like for dessert?
#Person2#: I just want to have a coffee, I think. | #Person2# prefers to have some juice to start with instead of soup. #Person2# orders red wine with meat. |
priest: My friend, there is not need for vengeance. The gremmling responsible for his death died to Rodrick's hammer, and moreover he would not wish it. He was always a gentle man, desiring peace above all things. His greatest wish would be that you seek to aide others, bring them to the light, and help the weak.
people saved by the paladinsa: Here then, honorable Priest, I offer you my tunic to some who is less fortunate than I. I have little to offer, but pray you would accept my small sacrifice.
priest: That would be a wonderous gift, and I thank you for your generosity. Could I perform the holy communion for you before you leave, my friend?
people saved by the paladinsa: Thank you father, I am filled with grace and peace through your blessing. Pray, tell me something of these beautiful mosaics - I marvel at their beauty and intricacy!
Summarize the dialogue | Rodrick died to Rodrick's hammer. Rodrick would not wish vengeance. Rodrick's wish is that people seek to aide others, bring them to the light, and help the weak. |
humble knight: Hey there friend. Why are you here?
Summarize the dialogue | The humble knight is here. |
Sally: Hi Dave!
Dave: Hi Sally!
Sally: Are we going to buy any farewell present for Nat?
Dave: I think we should
Sally: How about some watch or wallet?
Dave: Well, a good watch will be expensive. And Nat is quite demanding. He won't be satisfied with mediocrity.
Sally: So a wallet?
Dave: Why not
Sally: I'll see what's on offer and send you some links so that we can choose something suitable.
Dave: Good idea. And it's great that you've thought about it. I clean forgot about his leaving.
Sally: I know. Lots of work and we stop thinking about pleasure. Anyway, the first step has been made. Now we need to act on it :-)
Dave: Yes, boss :-)
Sally: :-) I'll keep you in the loop. First I need to find something classy, then we'll talk about the details of the party.
Dave: Ok. Let's do it :-) | Sally will send Dave some links with wallets for a farewell present for Nat. |
nobleman: Yes I was just thinking about that. You sense it too and how long have you been here nun?
a reluctant nun: I'm just here looking for somebody that has run away from the church. They had been having some troubles and decided to run away. We had to check everywhere!
nobleman: That is too bad, do you need my help?
a reluctant nun: If you wouldn't mind... I just have to tell you one thing!
nobleman: Okay then, what is it nun?
a reluctant nun: The man we are looking for... He had a bit of a breakdown before he ran away. Long story short, he may be a bit... Aggressive when you find him.
nobleman: Should I use my pisol?
a reluctant nun: I don't think that will be necessary! Just use the word of the Lord!
nobleman: Oh great, sure. Lead the way then will you nun?
a reluctant nun: Very well... Could you check in some of these barrels? I fear he may have climbed into one to brave the cold last night.
Summarize the dialogue | a reluctant nun is looking for a man who ran away from the church. He had a breakdown and may be aggressive. |
acolyte: Have you met the priestess? She probably has lots of stuff for you.
deity: The priestess attends of offerings placed at the base of the altar. Remember that I share this Temple. I want to know if you have anything for me.
acolyte: Oh...Yes, that makes sense. I don't have much. Would you like my torch?
deity: No, you may keep it to light your way, but I give you blessings for having offered it to me. Those who have little offer much in giving what little they have.
acolyte: Thank you!! Is there anything I can do for you??
deity: Take these seeds. They are the guardians of new life. Keep them safe until you can sow them in the Forest of Euripedemius.
acolyte: Oh these are fantastic!! I should plant them right away!
deity: You will need this ring to find the Forest. You must start the journey at daybreak. It will be arduous, but I will give you the strength to endure.
Summarize the dialogue | deity wants to know if the acolyte has anything for him. The acolyte offers him his torch. The deity gives him seeds to plant in the Forest of Euripedemius. |
#Person1#: Mike, come and look at this painting of shrimp! It is so simple yet so vivid!
#Person2#: Yeah. It is incredible! Is it the work of Qi Bakshi?
#Person1#: Yes, it is. How do you know that?
#Person2#: Well, Qi is famous all over the world, isn't he? Besides I am quite interested in Chinese painting.
#Person1#: Cool! What kind of Chinese painting do you prefer, free sketch or claborate-style painting?
#Person2#: I prefer free sketch, especially the landscape paintings. I can always feel peace and harmony from those landscape paintings.
#Person1#: That's true. Chinese art stresses the harmony between man and nature, which is an important part of China's traditional culture.
#Person2#: I love this art exhibition!
#Person1#: So do I. Let's go to other areas to see what they have got, shall we?
#Person2#: OK. | #Person1# and #Person2# appreciate the painting of shrimp by Qi Bakshi and talk about Chinese painting. They both like the art exhibition. |
ladies: I think I will simply take the pheasant, I do have to watch my figure afterall.
cooker: Very well. Can I get you a wine or mead to drink while you wait?
ladies: Wine would be fine, do you have any white?
cooker: I have both red and white. Here is your wine. So what brings you to my small cottage?
ladies: I simply sought a meal while I wait for my carriage.
cooker: I see. Where do you hail from?
ladies: The kingdom of Berthingtonhamtonsonshiretown
cooker: Oh that is a nice place but I've never been to the kingdom of Berthingtonhamtonsonshiretown. I've only been as far out as Pershinguponthamesingtown
ladies: That is still out quite a ways, at least you have been able to travel.
cooker: It's where I learned to cook. I love to cook and make food for my King and hope to be the best chef there is.
Summarize the dialogue | ladies are waiting for their carriage in a small cottage. They will have pheasant. The cooker has red and white wine. He has never been to Berthingtonhamtonsonshiretown. He learned to cook in Pershinguponthamesingtown. |
#Person1#: Mary, would you go to the Children's Center with us this Sunday afternoon?
#Person2#: Well, I'd like to, but Mum asked me to see her nephew Tom at No. 1 People's Hospital.
#Person1#: It doesn't matter. What's wrong with Tom? Does he have a bad cold or have a headache?
#Person2#: I was told that he hurt himself in the left left during the football game.
#Person1#: I'm sorry to hear that. How long has he been in the hospital?
#Person2#: Three days. He was sent to the hospital as soon as his leg was hurt. | #Person1# invites Mary to the Children's Center but Mary has to visit Tom with her mom. |
Steve: Can you remind me what pages we were supposed to read for tomorrow's classes?
Chris: You mean the International Political Relations?
Steve: Yup.
Chris: pages 10-25
Steve: Thanks a lot man.
Steve: By the way, do you think we really need to read that?
Chris: Yup. The guys passionate about these texts he makes students read. He gets angry when he sees people don't read it.
Chris: When he's not satisfied, he often punishes students with quicktests...
Steve: I hate the educational system, when everybody tries to discourage me from absorbing the knowledge...
Chris: Nothing comes easy.
Steve: So they say... | Steve and Chris have to read pages 10-25 for tomorrow's International Political Relations class. The teacher is passionate about the texts and punishes students with tests, when they don't read them. |
Helena: Hi Wanda, how is Uni going?
Wanda: Pretty well, but the deadlines are doing my head in, so much fucking work!
Helena: I see you've started swearing like a typical student! My language got really bad last year!
Wanda: Yeah, I remember! I was shocked, but everyone does it here!
Helena: Here too, only with Scottish accent as well, it did take me a few months to get used to it!
Wanda: You're a lot braver than me, I only went about 15 miles to Leeds.
Helena: Yep, you didn't move out of West Yorks even!
Wanda: Well, I prefer it! I can even go and work in the petrol station till 10pm and pop home on the late train if I want to, saves me food money to have a day or two of home cooking, plus it's a lot nicer.
Helena: I know what you mean! I can't be arsed to peel veg and stuff like that, I exist on take aways and convenience micro meals, not good!
Wanda: Have you got I to the famous Scottish deep fried Mars bar craze?
Helena: 🤣I have had one, but Edinburgh is a bit posher than Glasgow where it's more popular. Do like square sausage and cloutie dumpling, though!
Wanda: You'll have to initiate me into these delicacies when I come visit.
Helena: You bet! When can you make it?
Wanda: Well, I have two days off lectures at the end of next week and I can swap my shifts around if I do it tomorrow. I reckon I can train it up next Thurs if that suits you.
Helena: Should be fine! I have got lectures Friday mind, you could try a bit of sightseeing, perhaps?
Wanda: I would love to see the Castle and the National Art Gallery, have a wee look round too, hen!
Helena: Don't start trying to act all Scottish, you sassenach!
Wanda: Not sure what that means, but you're a Yorkshire lass too and you do it!
Helena: Yes, but I'm an adopted Scottish person now. I'd really like to stay on here, maybe do a PGCE.
Wanda: You a teacher! You haven't got the bloody patience to deal with kids all day!
Helena: Maybe, but it's an idea I've been toying with, convey my passion for history to the young!
Wanda: Hopefully, the young will share your enthusiasm!
Helena: Well, we'll see, still got over a year to decide!
Wanda: Think about it carefully, my sister teaches Geography over in Brighouse, as you know. She's only been doing it 3 years and she feels burnt out at the end of term!
Helena: Oh yeah, forgot about that! Anyway, keep me posted about next weekend, can't wait to see you if you can manage it!
Wanda: Me too, bye Chuck!
Helena: Bye 😗! | Wanda's uni is going pretty well. She studies in Leeds. She's going to visit Helena next Thursday. Helena is considering becoming a history teacher. |
guard: HI
servant: Hi, guard. What brings you to the Gold Room?
guard: I heard some noise in here, so i came to check what is going on
servant: Well the only noise I've heard is from this old cat
guard: you shouldnt be here to start with
servant: Why not? This is where I've been assigned to clean
guard: The heard guard didn't tell me that. I need to get the permission form the head guard first
servant: Ok, please do. You'll find me here serving our king, honorable guard
guard: Very well then. Go ahead and clean it up as quickly as possible.
servant: Have you heard any more talk of the plot to overthrow the king?
guard: you really need to lower your voice.
servant: Ok, I'll whisper from now on
guard: The king younger brother is behind it all
servant: Oh my! Really? That's dreadful. Since when?
Summarize the dialogue | Guard came to the Gold Room to check what's going on. The only noise he heard was from the old cat. The servant has been assigned to clean the Gold Room. The guard suspects the king's younger brother is behind the plot to overthrow the king. |
helpers: Good heavens! Trapped because he wouldn't pay his debt? With all his riches, that is inexcusable.
painter: No,no, I mean that the painting were far to flattering of his soon to be lady. If you know what I mean
helpers: I see, I see. Well, the King is quiet jealous and overprotective of her and her womanhood. Still, why does the maid keep your paintings?
painter: She wishes to steal my painting when the king throws them out! She sells them, and give my nor my family a dime!
helpers: That wretched beast! How may I help you, painter?
painter: Could you send a note to my lovely wife and 6 children? They must be worried sick! I have not seen or spoken to them since I was thrown in here!
helpers: It is the least I can do for you. I will tell them of your situation. But can we possibly craft a way for your release without both of us losing our heads?
Summarize the dialogue | painter is trapped in the dungeon because his paintings were too flattering of the king's soon to be lady. The maid keeps the paintings and sells them. The painter wants helpers to send a note to his family. |
Jeremy: U made it?
Crystal: yeah
Crystal: the movie with Gaga is a remake
Jeremy: Oh, sb's been googling:D
Crystal: a 4th one, even
Crystal: yeah
Jeremy: <file_gif> | The film with Gaga is the 4th remake. |
the king: But of course it is, after all, I wouldn't lead a kingdom of which is second best. I'll learn to whistle, even if I have to castrate a few peasants along the way. How dare they think they are better than me. But I digress, tell me of these flowers that grow so tall? Do they have a name?
ornate birds: These flowers are called piperlilies. They only grow here in this forest. Aren't the delightful?
the king: They are quite delightful. I presume they give you a lot of nectar? I'd be interested in harvesting this nectar...
ornate birds: They do! At their size, the produce a lot of nectar and it's delicious!
the king: My word, I've tasted it. It's good to be the king! I'll have this harvested for my breakfast at once!
ornate birds: Yes, it seems you certainly enjoy all the finer things in life!
Summarize the dialogue | the king is the king of piperlilies and he enjoys nectar from them. |
witch: Blood and death are easy things. I could turn your bones to ice and your skin to ash if I so chose. No perhaps something more interesting... like the color of your eyes, or your memories before you were five.
peasant: What do you mean, you want... my...uh... memories?
witch: Well, it's not like you remember much from when you were that age anyways, do you? You're not really *using* them, persay.
peasant: I must say this is not waht i was expecting. They are not particuliarly pleasant though.
witch: Well then! All the better. Let me just get this water here... now then, a position for the King it was? Something interesting, I imagine, not just emptying his chamberpot? You really should be more careful with your wording.
peasant: I do not care what job it is. I plan to take the kings life and i need access.
Summarize the dialogue | witch wants peasant's memories before he was five. |
priest: Here would you like a glass of wine.
resident: thank you, sir
priest: What are you doing here?
resident: I came to pray to the ancestors
priest: Would you like to pray with me?
resident: That would be my pleasure, your grace
priest: All you need is love.
Summarize the dialogue | resident came to pray to the ancestors. He will pray with the priest. |
person: Then I will sit here next to you, staring, until I die.
a round man with a bushy mustache: Well you better hurry up and die, or your going to be sitting here for a long time. I will litter the floor with you.
person: Perhaps I will sit under your MOUTH and catch the crumbs that fall from it!
a round man with a bushy mustache: Why would you pick the roundest guy of them all to approuch.
person: Because lord knows you stuff your face with anything edible. You'd probably eat me if you could!
a round man with a bushy mustache: You hardly have any meat on your bones to eat. I guess I could floss with you.
person: You insult me as I die....here I go....scorning you along the way....
a round man with a bushy mustache: Goodbye.
person: Food! Is this food....is this food I see as I die...?
Summarize the dialogue | a round man with a bushy mustache is sitting next to a person who is staring at him. |
David: Are we meeting this evening?
Linda: Yes. At 7.
David: Ok. See you later. | Linda and David are meeting at 7 this evening. |
Project Manager: Yes so can you explain what exactly the product is ?
Marketing: From what I had in mind we are supposed to be marketing coffee is that right ?
Project Manager: Oh I think if I am not wrong we are making the remote control
Marketing: Remote controls because I had two different things I had a first part of mine was to make a remote control for a new f remote control for television and afterward I had a discussion about coffee so we will start with the remote control for television then So we are have to design something that is very user friendly Something visual that has something that will will draw people to buy the product because I think everybodys experienced with remote controls and some remote controls are are worth throwing out the window th most of them ar I do not know we are have to come up with a new idea on how to make it a lot easier to use because a lot of times spend half a day through the instruction book trying to figure out how to use it | Marketing pointed out that the remote control for television should be user-friendly, with a visual feature to draw the attention of customers and that new ideas should be put into thought on facilitating its usage, so that users could avoid spending too much time on the instruction menu. |
priest: Indeed, it isn't easy getting people to donate to my retirement.. I mean the Church's fund.
wench: Of course father. The church fund is very important
priest: Why yes, how else would be afford such luxurious bathing rooms! Fit with the finest tubs and gold plated mirrors!
wench: I did not realize the mirrors had gold, it is so steamy in here I can not see.
priest: Read this, it will you eternally clear vision.
wench: Ah yes. However, I do not believe the holy texts will change my poor eyesight
priest: You must believe in the words, Wench! The Lord can heal your eyesight just as he heals your soul with this steam
wench: Of course Father. I should not doubt
priest: Let me bestow my wisdom upon you
wench: Thank you father, I appreciate it.
priest: Let me have this back! Go back to your pub Wench.
wench: Father, for a holy man you have little honor. I believe I will keep this, it seems that it is doing little for your character.
Summarize the dialogue | priest is collecting money for the church fund. The wench is in the bathing room. The priest gives her a book. The wench will keep it. |
goblin king's bartender: Oh my, and why do you hate humans?
veteran: I blame them for my station in life.
goblin king's bartender: Well, what happened to cause your misfortune?
veteran: They banished me to a damp swamp.
goblin king's bartender: I am sorry for that. But, look at you now. You are in this cheerful little pub enjoying a drink I am about to give you.
veteran: I long for blood on my sword. Give me bloody Mary.
goblin king's bartender: Anger and hatred won't help you at all. Will only make it worse. Here is your drink.
veteran: Thank you. Who are you to talk to me like that?
goblin king's bartender: I am but a lowly bartender for his majesty, the king.
veteran: Just be quiet and pour my drink. Do you want a tip?
goblin king's bartender: Showing your true colors, eh? You can keep the tip.
Summarize the dialogue | veteran hates humans because they banished him to a damp swamp. He is in a cheerful little pub and enjoys a drink from the goblin king's bartender. |
gator: Hi
rabid wolf: Get away from me, gator!
gator: I can eat you up...you rabid wolf
rabid wolf: You think so? Well let's see then!
gator: You dont know you you dealing with
rabid wolf: Ohh but I do, you are nothing to me!
gator: I can be furious and a threat to others. Dont see my dark side!
rabid wolf: Not to me, maybe other weaker beings!
gator: Dont let me waste you
rabid wolf: Give me your best shot, puny gator!
gator: take this!
rabid wolf: What is this? Slime? Stop fooling around and fight!
gator: I wont fight you...I am tired of killing little animals.
Summarize the dialogue | rabid wolf is threatening gator. Gator is tired of killing little animals. |
a church mouse: Are there any crumblies for me?
priest: As a priest I have only the king's interest at heart and you are in the wrong place. the books here must not be tampered with
a church mouse: Mmmm, maybe just the corner of a page. A quick nibble...
priest: be careful what you ask for
Summarize the dialogue | A church mouse wants to eat some crumblies from the priest's book. The priest refuses. |
a round man with a bushy mustache: Well you better hurry up and die, or your going to be sitting here for a long time. I will litter the floor with you.
person: Perhaps I will sit under your MOUTH and catch the crumbs that fall from it!
a round man with a bushy mustache: Why would you pick the roundest guy of them all to approuch.
person: Because lord knows you stuff your face with anything edible. You'd probably eat me if you could!
a round man with a bushy mustache: You hardly have any meat on your bones to eat. I guess I could floss with you.
person: You insult me as I die....here I go....scorning you along the way....
a round man with a bushy mustache: Goodbye.
person: Food! Is this food....is this food I see as I die...?
a round man with a bushy mustache: Haha! You wish, that is but my vomit between those two bar stools
Summarize the dialogue | a round man with a bushy mustache is sitting on a bar stool. He is vomiting. A person approaches him and insults him. |
wench: Hello there. It is nice to get out of the pub for a minute!
deckhand: I agree, its always great to take a break from the harbor and come here to relax
wench: These flowers are lovely. Do you have a favorite?
deckhand: Yes, this one right here. The White Flower reminds me of my childhood garden
wench: That is very sweet. I like the peonies
deckhand: You look like you've had a rough day
wench: Thank you. I do a lot of heavy lifting at the pub, it makes my back ache. Just being able to chill here is nice.
deckhand: It must be tiring work. Deckhanding is also very physical and my arms ache from pulling boats all day
wench: It is indeed. Here we even have a fence shielding us from a gentle wind. I get to sing at the pub too, I should say - and that is real outlet.
Summarize the dialogue | deckhand and wench are taking a break from their work to enjoy the flowers. |
Lynne Neagle AM: Dawn has a question on transition
Dawn Bowden AM: Yes Thank you Chair We have heard not necessarily just in the context of this report because we have heard similar evidence around transition arrangements in another committee report when we did the suicide prevention and I have in fact only recently—well just this week actually—met with community mental health teams in my constituency and there is still some concern about transitional arrangements from children into adult services Now I know we had the— The transition guidance was published a couple of years ago now and the programme was involved in developing that guidance But what is your assessment of the impact that it is had ? Because we clearly are still seeing people falling through the gaps are not we ?
Carol Shillabeer: Yes thank you for that You are absolutely right we developed that guidance and we are currently in the process of the evaluation of that And in particular I know that the childrens commissioner is very focused on transition not just around children in receipt of emotional mental health support but children in paediatric wards and there is a working group with Welsh Government looking at this The childrens commissioner has used our guidance to put that on the table to say Well if this works this needs to be considered as a model for using elsewhere But the big question there is if So we do want to get evaluation If I were just to give an estimate of where I think this will land I think it will have made improvements but there may well be some further work to do in enhancing supporting auditing that every child is supported in line with that guidance So I talked about community practice and clinical audit : is this something that we make then a mandatory audit each year that we do that double check ? Because it is one of those things where we know when a child is 14 15 16 17 so what is stopping us ? If indeed the evaluation says it is not happening everywhere it is not happening early enough what is stopping us ? We really need to get underneath that So my sense will be it will show us it will be better but there is some further work to do and following that up in terms of audit and making sure that we have got a systematic approach to dealing with those who have not had the guidance fully implemented because it can make a real difference
Dawn Bowden AM: Yes and it seems to me—you have just talked about having a systematic approach and it does seem to me that it is a systematic process is not it ? So it should not be difficult I know we are talking about in the health service things should not be difficult and they are and one of the gripes—I had a meeting with the community health team—was the problems of the new IT systems and so on—let us not go there at the moment But really this is just about referring children and having a smooth transition from the service being provided to them as a child and then just shifting it over to the adult services It should not be difficult It is really difficult to get my head around why that is such a problem and why that needs to be so difficult
Carol Shillabeer: Can I add one other dimension in which I think is going to be quite interesting ? We talk about transitions being an issue—and we know it is not just in mental health but it is elsewhere—then you start to think What if we could reduce transitions ? so you reduce the number of transitions and you manage them better We are doing a piece of work with Government on the potential to explore what a 025type service would be We know that in different places they have approached that—in Australia and places in the UK There are probably some pros and cons but should we be moving to a 025 That is moving the transition at the age of 25 but at least it is not at the eighteenth birthday What is the argument around what adolescent young people and young adults services are for example ? That piece of research and understanding—
Dawn Bowden AM: You could probably have a gradual transition then could not you ?
Carol Shillabeer: Quite potentially I have got some people who have joined my own health board who have worked in that 025type service and we are catching up—Tell me what was good about it ? Tell me what was not so good about it ? What did the young people themselves think about that ? Because if we can manage down the numbers of transitions there really should be no excuse not to get transitions right then
Dawn Bowden AM: thank you Thank you Chair | Carol Shillabeer answered a question from Suzy Davies, indicating the intersection between the Together for Children and Young People programme and the Outcomes for Children Group programme. Next, in response to Dawn Bowden, Shillabeer talked about the development of transition guidance and the endeavor to reduce the numbers of transitions and manage them better. |
#Person1#: Adam, I called your home this morning but I couldn't get through. Was there anything wrong with your phone?
#Person2#: I was at an art exhibition. I had it turned off before I entered the exhibition hall.
#Person1#: What did you see at the exhibition?
#Person2#: It was about ancient Greek art. You know, I love such exhibitions. Do you love going to exhibitions?
#Person1#: Certainly, but I prefer those about famous people. What else do you like doing besides going to exhibitions? Do you often go to concerts?
#Person2#: No, though I love music, I can't afford to go to concerts. What about you?
#Person1#: I love going to pop concerts. I went to Tylor Swift concert earlier this month.
#Person2#: How did you like it?
#Person1#: It couldn't be better. I have never been let down by her live performances. | Adam didn't answer #Person1#'s call this morning because he was at an art exhibition. Adam loves exhibitions, while #Person1# loves going to pop concerts. |
Amelia: What is your favourite colour?
Emily: Blue, why?
Amelia: I can't tell you
Emily: A surprise? =)
Amelia: Sort of... Can't tell you anything more
Amelia: Sorry
Emily: I'm super curious | Emily's favorite color is blue. Amelia can't talk about the reason behind her question with Emily. |
Miles: I gotta push this project man, I need this
Tim: I know, I'm doing my best
Gregory: I have an idea, but not through messenger, call me | Miles needs to push the project. Tim is working very hard on it. George has an idea which he wants to discuss over the phone. |
Rachel: hello where are you lost?
Kaycee: here babe... just down with fever
Rachel: aww... get well soon girl... i was wondering why you aint coming uni
Kaycee: thanks.. i am not well so cant make it to uni
Rachel: dont worry u will be fine soon.. take care of yourself xxxx
Kaycee: thanks babe xxxxx | Kaycee is sick and can't attend university classes. Rachel is worried about her. |
Robin: Hi. I'd like to cancel tomorrow's lesson.
Eric: Unfortunately, it's too late to cancel. You would be charged the fee for the lesson.
Robin: Sorry for the late notice, but I don't feel well.
Eric: I'm sorry, but unfortunately, that's our policy. Please decide if you can come maybe for just 30 min.
Robin: Ok, I will let you know tomorrow.
Eric: Thank you. | Robin wants to cancel a lesson with Eric, as she's not feeling well. It's too late to cancel, so Robin will be charged the fee for the lesson. Robin may try to come just for 30 minutes. |
Carmen: Hi Diego, hello Tom. I wanted to introduce you to each other. Diego is a researcher at the University of Salamanca. He works on mid-century queer history. Tom is currently preparing his PhD. He's looking into lives of non-heteronormative individuals during Franco regime. He will be coming to Salamanca for his research.
Diego: Hi Tom. Nice meeting you. I'm here in Salamanca. I'd be happy to hear more about your fascinating research.
Tom: Hello Diego! I'm looking forward to meeting you. I've read your recent paper.
Diego: Which one?
Tom: The one about Spanish force units....
Diego: Ah that one! And what do you think?
Tom: It's very inspiring and relevant for my own work.
Diego: I'm glad to hear that.
Tom: If possible I'd like to talk about your methodology when we meet.
Diego: Sure! When are you coming to Salamanca?
Tom: Next month.
Diego: I'll be looking forward to meeting you!
Tom: Me too. | Carmen is introducing Diego and Tom. Diego is a researcher at the University of Salamanca, and is interested in Tom work on Spanish force units. They are meeting up in Salamanca next month. |
#Person1#: Waiter, I would like to order now.
#Person2#: Sure. What do you want to have today?
#Person1#: Cream soup and steak, please.
#Person2#: How do you like your steak?
#Person1#: Excuse me, what does that mean?
#Person2#: Well, there are several kinds of steaks. For example, you can have your steaks medium-rare, medium-well or well-done.
#Person1#: Thanks for your explanation, I would like it well-done. | #Person1# orders a cream soup and steak and #Person1# wants it well-done. |
Maria: hey guys!
Maria: everything ready for the conference?
Kate: yes, almost
Tommy: I think we will have a good panel
Sam: I really hope there will be some people
Tommy: we should have good audience
Maria: Are you preparing a power point?
Tommy: I'll have a prezi
Maria: you're paying for it?
Tommy: it's good, worth the money
Maria: how much is it?
Tommy: I believe $10 a month for academics
Maria: not that bad | Maria, Kate, Tommy and Sam are going to a conference. Tommy will use Prezi instead of Power Point. He has a Prezi subscription for $10 a month. |
mate: Okay. No reason to start yelling at everyone
captain: I'm sorry. I'm just stressed out because the King is on his way. here let me help.
mate: I don't think the tar is going to help us clean. That will make more of a mess than anything.
captain: The tar is for the deck. Is this your first time on a ship?
mate: You know I have been under your command for awhile. I just though it odd to start such a large sealing job on this large ship when the king is on his way now.
captain: I understand your confusion but I am your captain we must finish this now. Let the crew know that the salted herring is for the King. We will be catching our own fish today. I'd say we are in for some good fishing weather.
mate: Aye aye captain! Where is our destination?
captain: We are off to find the island of crying birds. The King is looking for an adventure and we are going to show him how to find one.
Summarize the dialogue | Captain is stressed out because the King is on his way. The mate is confused why the captain is doing such a large sealing job on the ship. The crew will be catching their own fish today. |
mother: hello
son: Hello Mother, another long day working in the fields.
mother: sorry, hope it wasnt too stressful
son: Well, it's not easy is it mother?
mother: no it isnt... just have some shower and relax
son: A shower? In a yurt? Have you gone mad mother?
mother: you can go to the backyard and freshen up. and dont be disrespectful next time.
son: And do what, roll around in the mud?
mother: if that makes you feel good. you naughty brat
son: I knew father left you for a reason, maybe I should go and be with him.
mother: be gone, you silly boy
son: I will mother, father was right - you've never loved anyone except yourself.
mother: this is all i get for watching out for you?
Summarize the dialogue | mother wants her son to take a shower in the backyard. |
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