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queen: Hello
king: Hello my Queen, you look beautiful in the Church garden today.
queen: Thank you my love.
king: What are you reading today.
queen: I am just trying to while away time.
king: Would you like to take a walk with your King through the many paths in the garden?
queen: Exactly what I need right now
king: We can even sit together on the bench to rest and think.
queen: I have a question to ask you my dear
king: Anything my Queen
queen: There is a prisoner in the prison who I heard is totally innocent
king: Really, I don't want to be putting innocent people in jail, who is this person?
queen: The imbecile that was arrested last week
Summarize the dialogue | king and queen are going for a walk in the church garden. |
#Person1#: What are you working on?
#Person2#: I'm figuring out my budget.
#Person1#: What budget?
#Person2#: I'm making a shopping budget, so that I don't spend too much money.
#Person1#: How much money can you spend?
#Person2#: I can only spend $ 300 a month.
#Person1#: Why only $ 300?
#Person2#: I need to save the rest.
#Person1#: For what?
#Person2#: I need to pay my bills.
#Person1#: Your budget is a good idea.
#Person2#: I know. It's going to save me a lot of money, I hope. | #Person2# is making a shopping budget to save the rest of the money. #Person1# thinks it's a good idea. |
royal family member: Yes, I am second cousin to the King. Although distant, I still share the royal blood!
inhabitant: I understand. Are you okay? You seem to be taking a while to reply back to me miss. You seem dazed.
royal family member: I am... My apologies. I have just come out of a long coma and I simply don't know what is going on
inhabitant: I am so sorry. I am glad you are out of the coma. I can't take that!
royal family member: What brings you out and about in the courtyard today?
inhabitant: I always walk the grounds with my pitcher offering water.
royal family member: Is this what you do every day? That sounds awful!
inhabitant: i m a slave. I wiill serve until I die of old age.
royal family member: My God! That is awful! Are there others like you?
inhabitant: Yes. There are very many of us.
Summarize the dialogue | royal family member is out of a coma. She shares the royal blood with the King. Inhabitant is a slave and she walks the grounds offering water. |
troll: Sentient Staircase? Interesting. Will you be my friend?
staircase: I would like that. Who needs the royal king? He is a greedy ogre.
troll: Hey, the ogre is my cousin. No need to offend him.
staircase: how does that work? anyway, Why don't you use some of my stone to build with?
troll: Now that's an idea! Would I kill you if I used your bits?
staircase: Just don't spread my pieces out to far. Ha!
troll: okay! It would be nice to freshen up this bridge. Maybe if it's renovated, more people will come and use it!
staircase: You could charge them extra to pass through!
troll: Well, I may offer a discount for awhile. I'm really trying to make more friends.
staircase: You have a friend in me. We don't need those humans. They will just disappoint you.
troll: Perhaps you are right, you have been quite helpful.
Summarize the dialogue | staircase will be the troll's friend. The troll will use staircase's stone to build a bridge. |
loved one: But...! It's not right! ... It really isn't! And how am I going to feed my kids? I have nothing for them, they'll die too! And now I'm stuck here!
king: One day you'll get over his betrayal. But right now you shouldn't be in this disgusting bone pit. Let me sling my belt over that spike above us and help you climb out.
loved one: ...Fine... I'll hold onto you.
king: Oops, that snake almost bit you! Here, I'll boost you out now.
loved one: A snake?! Why, I didn't even notice it!
king: It has your husband's face! What dark magic is this?
loved one: Wh...What? Are you saying that could be him? Why would he try to bite me if... he loved me?
king: You only thought you knew him. Look at him trying to strike me now! Get behind me, I'll spike him.
loved one: Okay, will do!
Summarize the dialogue | king will help the loved one to climb out of the bone pit. |
troop: My Lord I shall summon the milk man and gather the townsfolk as you wish. They shall marvel at your presence and hang on your words as if they are wine.
king: Thank you greatly my loyal servant. Your loyalty will not go overlooked. I have places in my inner circle for people such as yourself. Continue to show your honor and loyalty and it will benefit you and your family for generations to come.
troop: I am not worthy of such praise my Lord. Here take these flowers as a token of my gratitude. The milk man seems to be weary of providing tasty cream to all these town folk. I shall fellowship and carry out your command by all means necessary.
king: Thank you for your kind gesture. Assure the milk man that his work will not go unpaid. I will pay him with gold and silver for his efforts. Let the man rest and I will now address my people. Thank you, young servant.
troop: Here is thy gift. I fear my Lord that the milk man may not be loyal to you sir. I beg of thee to proceed with caution and not to drink the cream for thy goblet.
Summarize the dialogue | troop will summon the milk man and gather the townsfolk as the king wishes. He will also give the milk man flowers as a token of gratitude. |
Gloria: Can we meet at 4? I forgot about my dancing classes at 5:30
Margaret: 4:15?
Gloria: If that makes any difference
Margaret: Yes, I need some time to get back from uni.
Gloria: Alright, see ya! | Gloria and Margaret will meet at 4:15. |
Zoe: Hi, do we have a corkscrew?
Victoria: Sure, the upper drawer
Zoe: Thx! | The corkscrew is in the upper drawer. |
Allen: I need a gift for my wife's birthday. Any thoughts?
Millie: Well, what is she into?
Allen: She likes to work out, likes to bake, is into music. I can't get her kitchen stuff though. It makes her mad.
Millie: I see.
Allen: And I'm afraid to get her workout stuff, she might think I think she's fat!
Millie: Problem, yes.
Allen: So that leaves music, but we've got concert tickets for the year already.
Millie: What about the gym she uses? Do they have a spa or is there a spa nearby? Gift card for a spa treatment maybe?
Allen: That could work.
Millie: What does she drink? Maybe a nice bottle of her favorite wine or gin?
Allen: Yes, I'm getting a few ideas! Thanks!
Millie: Twas nothing! | Allen wants to buy a gift for his wife's birthday. Millie suggests buying a gift card to a spa and a bottle of favourite alcohol. Allen likes the idea. |
#Person1#: I'd like to reserve a table for three at 6:30 this evening.
#Person2#: Let me check. Hold on, please. . . Yes, that's fine. Smoking or nonsmoking area?
#Person1#: Nonsmoking, please.
#Person2#: All right. May I have your name?
#Person1#: My surname is Gao.
#Person2#: How do you spell it, sir? | #Person2# helps Mr. Gao reserve a table for dinner. |
#Person1#: Hi, can I assist you in any way?
#Person2#: Oh, thank you. Yes, please. What I need is to handle some domestic affairs.
#Person1#: Oh, I see. In what area?
#Person2#: Well, I need a Deposit Certification to handle this.
#Person1#: Yes, we have this service. Have you got a deposit certificate and your passport? I'm sorry to ask you, but your passport is very important.
#Person2#: Yes, yes. Here it is. By the way, is there a handling fee?
#Person1#: Yes, I'm afraid there is. | #Person2# needs a Deposit Certification to handle domestic affairs and #Person1# needs a deposit certificate and #Person2#'s passport. |
#Person1#: I heard that James was fired because he got a keep back of 20 thousands dollars from a vender.
#Person2#: That's open secret.
#Person1#: But mine could be a lie for his job.
#Person2#: How did you know that?
#Person1#: A little bird whispered to me. Keep that to yourself. | #Person1# and #Person2# talk about the secret of James's being fired. |
#Person1#: Oh, my god!
#Person2#: What!
#Person1#: That's the cutest little doll I've ever seen in my life!
#Person2#: Chill out. It's just Kenny from South Park.
#Person1#: What park? You found a doll in a park? Gross!
#Person2#: South Park is a popular cartoon. You're so out of it, Jen
#Person1#: Well, don't blame me! I never get a chance to watch TV. | Jen finds a doll very cute. #Person2# explains it's Kenny from South Park. |
temple members: Maybe I will just set fire to you all. Cleanse and purify this place!
many insects: Typical human, there's a 99% chance you end up lighting yourself on fire.
temple members: Ha! Who is laughing now little one
many insects: Thanks for the torch. I've always wanted a torch!
temple members: Are you impossible to kill?! How? Are you possessed? Are you children of Satan
many insects: Would the children of Satan be hiding out in a creepy underground pathway? I'd say it's possible.
temple members: Very possible! I rebuke you!
many insects: Thanks. Now not only do I have something to read, but I can use my torch light to see it! You're the best!
temple members: Go ahead and light that book on fire and see how God strikes you down in an instant!
many insects: Hey these psalms are pretty good. I like the one about the pig. Do you know that one?
temple members: You are not worthy to hold such!
Summarize the dialogue | many insects are hiding in an underground pathway. They are rebuffed by the temple members. They are given a torch and a book. |
torture assistant: Ah, that was a good day!
a guard: must be a mentally taxing job
torture assistant: It is my dream job. It was this or a ballerina
a guard: thats quite the difference, here ill get these back to you so you can get started soon
torture assistant: There's still blood on this one! That's very careless
a guard: i dont think the torture victims will care, besides its your job to clean them
torture assistant: This is a menial job! My job is exquisitely complicated and specialised! YOU clean them
a guard: im a guard you are an ASSISTANT you exist to simply do easy work
torture assistant: I shall be on top before very long. None can stop my ascent!
a guard: whatever you say
torture assistant: Guard your tongue or you might find yourself on the wrong sides of these instruments on day!
a guard: i guess well see, i might say the same to you
torture assistant: Are you threatening me? Look at these people here!
Summarize the dialogue | Guard gives torture assistant the instruments. The assistant complains that there is still blood on one of them. The assistant will clean them. |
#Person1#: I wonder if you could allow us any discount for this commodity. It's the general practice that wholesalers usually get some discount from manufacturers or suppliers.
#Person2#: As a rule, we don't allow any discount.
#Person1#: But we usually get a discount of 3 % to 5 % from our other suppliers. Actually, some discount on your prices would make it easier for us to promote sales, you know.
#Person2#: That's true. But I am sorry I can't make an exception. We have quoted you our lowest price. We can't give you any more discounts. | #Person1# wants some discount to promote sales, but #Person2# doesn't agree with that because it's the lowest quoted price. |
#Person1#: Hey there, how are you doing?
#Person2#: I am great. How are you?
#Person1#: Well, I got laid off, and I'm looking for work.
#Person2#: Yeah, me too! What are you thinking you would like to do?
#Person1#: Right now, I'll take about anything that will pay the mortgage.
#Person2#: Have you gone out on any interviews so far?
#Person1#: I went out on one interview, but I haven't heard back from them.
#Person2#: Did you see the posting for the electrician apprentice program?
#Person1#: You know, I saw that and it looks pretty good!
#Person2#: Let's go check it out again! | #Person1# and #Person2# talk about their interviews after a lay-off and think about the electrician apprentice program. |
Kathy: <file_picture>
Kathy: Aunt on the chair getting her haircut today :)
Kathy: I think I'm also going to get something done today
Kathy: Maybe get it cut a bit shorter
Olivia: ooo how fun! I am just chillin today
Olivia: <file_picture>
Kathy: <file_picture>
Kathy: : <file_picture>
Kathy: The end results :)
Olivia: Very cute!
Olivia: <file_gif>
Olivia: Although not a big difference with Aunt's hair. But yours looks really nice!
Kathy: Thanks! | Kathy had her hair cut. |
Danny: Do I need to bring anything?
Frank: No, no, we’re sorted, just waiting for all of you to come :)
Leo: Grace and I are bringing some wine.
Frank: Cool! xxx | Danny and Leo are going to visit Frank. Leo's bringing some wine. |
Dad: Jon, when are you coming back for xmas?
Jon: Well I haven't booked the flights yet
Dad: How come? you should book 'em asap!
Jon: Yea thanks dad for reminding me
Dad: Auntie Shayla is coming here on the 20th dec
Jon: I should fly home with her then!
Dad: Yep, she's heading back to Toronto after new year's eve
Jon: Hmm sounds like a good plan to me. I should give her a call
Dad: Yes. We are excited to see y'all
Jon: Do you want anything from here?
Dad: xmas gifts
Jon: oh yea, I have to do some shopping xd thx for reminding me about that too
Dad: Are you bringing Shyann home?
Jon: No, she's going to her parents for xmas. I can't afford air tix for her xd
Dad: Flights are fckn expensive
Jon: Ikr
Dad: Where is she from already?
Jon: Charlottetown
Jon: PEI
Dad: Will she fly there?
Jon: Yea but it's cheaper to fly to PEI than to Sask.
Dad: I see. Book your tickets now and we'll talk about our next holiday excursions at home. Mom is excited to see y'all for Christmas.
Jon: K will do! ttyl | Jon will probably go with aunt Shayla on the 20th Dec. Dad wants Jon to book the flights asap. Jon won't be bringing Shyann as she is going to her parents for Christmas. |
#Person1#: I've never seen a machine like this before and need some help.
#Person2#: Sure, no problem. What are you trying to get?
#Person1#: I want to buy a drink.
#Person2#: OK. This machine needs you to use that change machine first to get correct change.
#Person1#: I've got the correct change already.
#Person2#: First you put your money in the dollar slot or the coin slot. The dollars have to be smooth.
#Person1#: OK, what next?
#Person2#: Just know that sometimes the money doesn't go in perfectly the first time and you have to try again.
#Person1#: OK, next?
#Person2#: Choose what you want and push the button. Sometimes it takes a couple of tries.
#Person1#: I agree with you.
#Person2#: Hope that works for you! | #Person2# teaches #Person1# the process of using the machine to buy a drink. #Person1# agrees with #Person2# that sometimes the machine needs more tries. |
Martha: Hi Grace
Grace: Hi! I was just thinking of you
Martha: Really?
Martha: What were you thinking? ☺
Grace: That you owe me 100 quid
Martha: ☹
Martha: I know… Next week I’m getting paid, I’ll give it back to you. | Martha owes Grace 100 quid and next week Martha will give her money back. |
knight: Please, please, join us... I'm sure you have many stories to tell!
grandmother: Oh then I must give you this for my meal. I happily give what I have to those who protect our village from all harm.
knight: Why thank you! Times are tough here so any donation is greatly appreciated!
grandmother: Oh Knight...look over there...it's my grand daughter...she is a maid in the princess's court...she is so lovely...are you married dear knight?
knight: I am not..... Should I go and speak with your daughter... She is quite beautiful.
grandmother: I would be delighted if you did. Her parents died when she was quite young and I have raised her to be a good Lady. I was married to Duke SoinSo but when he died I moved into a private cottage.
knight: Where is your private cottage?
grandmother: It's in the village that you protect. Now stop talking with this old woman and go say hello to my grand daughter. I hear the lovely music...she likes to dance.
Summarize the dialogue | knight will join the old woman and her grand daughter for a meal. |
#Person1#: Hello, is there anything I can do for you?
#Person2#: Yes. I would like to check in.
#Person1#: Have you made a reservation?
#Person2#: Yes.I am Belen.
#Person1#: So your room number is 201. Are you a member of our hotel?
#Person2#: No, what's the difference?
#Person1#: Well, we offer a 10% charge for our members. | #Person1# helps Belen to check in and tells Belen about their membership discount. |
executioner: 10, 12... I don't even remember. Too many heads in buckets to count. How about you?
executioners: 3 today 8 tomorrow been a slow week. Have to travel to another village after tomorrow
executioner: You need any backup? I have no plans for the rest of the week. Happy to help a fellow executioner out.
executioners: No im fine
executioner: Okay. Well, take this. It's my lucky crucifix. Gotta at least hope for luck in a dirge of a job like this.
executioners: Thanks,I would let you go but im short on rent this week need all the heads I can get!
executioner: No problem, hope you can make rent. To be honest I should probably take the week off - I could use a break. Taking a toll mentally.
executioners: Yeah 20 years of this can catch up to ya
executioner: 20 years? Wow. This year marked 15 for me and I don't know if I can do another five...
executioners: Your close to retirement you can make it
Summarize the dialogue | executioner has killed 10-12 people this week. He is going to take a week off. The executioners have killed 3 people today and 8 tomorrow. They need more heads to pay the rent. |
servant: What would you like of me today sir?
king: Hello servant, I would appreciate a glass of wine, if possible.
servant: Of course I will be right back.
king: Thank you servant. By the way, has anyone come to see me today?
servant: No not so far.
king: I would have thought so, I was expecting visitors from the nearby kingdom today.
servant: I think it might be another hour.
king: Yes, maybe so. Please keep an eye out for some visitors later today.
servant: I will do so do not worry.
king: Also, have you seen my daughter at all today? I was looking for her all afternoon.
servant: Yes she is in her room.
king: Could you go fetch her? I have some news for her.
servant: Yes give me a second I will do so.
king: Ok thank you servant.
Summarize the dialogue | king wants a glass of wine. He was expecting visitors from the nearby kingdom today. He wants his servant to fetch his daughter. |
PhD A: So is this a histogram across different frequency bins ?
Professor B: I think this i You know I do not remember that Do you remember ?
PhD D: I think they have different histograms I Something like one per pause frequency band
PhD A: So one histogram per frequency bin
PhD D: or But I did I guess But I should read the paper I just went pause through the poster quickly
Professor B: And I do not remember whether it was pause filter bank things or whether it was FFT bins
PhD A: And and that that pause histogram represents pause the pause different energy levels that have been seen at that pause frequency ?
Professor B: I do not remember that And how often they you ve seen them And they do they said that they could do it for the test So you do not have to change the training You just do a measurement over the training And then for testing you can do it for one per utterance Even relatively short utterances And they claim it it works pretty well
PhD A: So they Is the idea that you you run a test utterance through some histogram generation thing and then you compare the histograms and that tells you what to do to the utterance to make it more like ?
Professor B: I guess in pri In principle | PhD A wanted to know what exactly the technique did. PhD A inquired into how the histogram may represent energy levels and how histograms could speak to what can be done with the model. |
vagrants: I'm less worried about the fox that may be outside and more worried about the snake I'm seeing right over there.
rabbit: this place is full of wild animals im going to try and hit the snake so it runs away hopefullly i dont get attacked
vagrants: A talking rabbit that goes after snakes? Now I know I'm dreaming.
rabbit: well i was train by the highest elite in my village, specially runnning that is really important for when the fox comes
vagrants: ...If it scares you more than the snake, it must be some fox. Anyway, good luck on your journey.
rabbit: thank you same goes to you but beafore i head for my village im taking this broken lantern with me since it is so dark outside
vagrants: Woah there little buddy. I need that lantern.
rabbit: im sorry i need it just in case the fox is outside and whants to hunt me
Summarize the dialogue | rabbit is afraid of the fox outside. vagrants is more worried about the snake. rabbit is taking a lantern with him. |
#Person1#: Where are you going to spend your holidays this year, Harry?
#Person2#: We may go abroad. I'm not sure. My wife wants to go to Egypt. I'd like to go there, too. We can't make up our minds.
#Person1#: Will you travel by sea or by air?
#Person2#: We may travel by sea.
#Person1#: It's cheaper, isn't it?
#Person2#: It may be cheaper, but it takes a long time.
#Person1#: I'm sure you will enjoy yourselves.
#Person2#: Don't be so sure. We may not go anywhere. My wife always worries too much. Who's going to look after the dog? Who's going to look after the house? Who's going to look after the garden? We have to solve these things before we can go to travel. | Harry and his wife may go abroad during the holidays. However, they might not go anywhere because his wife always worries too much. |
bandit: Heh, you're an archeologist, right? You dig up any gems around here?
archaeologist: Yes, very well i did
bandit: Oh, you did, huh? They got any value?
archaeologist: Yeah.. they are value are imcomparble
Summarize the dialogue | archaeologist dug up gems around here. |
David: Hey, seen that game from LeBron last night? :D
Ryan: No, I am about to watch the highlights, so shut up about the score.
David: I won’t say anything… BESIDES THE FACT, THAT HE SINGLE-HANDEDLY DESTROYED TORONTO!!
Ryan: Hah, thank you jerk. Useful as fuck
David: Always at your service. Watch it asap.
Ryan: Yeah, I’m on it.
David: I said ASAP! | Ryan's going to watch the highlights of a basketball match but David spoils everything by saying that LeBron was instrumental in defeating Toronto. |
one unicorn: Yes, even my parents. I never met my father, and my mother died shortly after she gave birth to me, but from what I hear from the birds who saw it she was just a regular horse.
the king: Interesting. Here wear this. I think it'll look god on you.
one unicorn: Oh, I feel pretty! Anyway, what are you doing this way, sir? Pleasure to have you, but don't think we've seen you in the fairy forest before.
the king: I was told no one has ever been here before. I own this land so i wanted to make sure nothing fishy was going on here.
one unicorn: Nothing fishy this way ever, to be honest. We all keep to ourselves. Pretty happy little family, us fairy forest lot. Thankyou for sharing your land with us.
the king: No problem. You better be safe. I know some humans who wouldn;t think twice about capturing you.
one unicorn: Oh, really? Thankyou for telling me... I'll try to be more cautious in the future. I apprciate it.
Summarize the dialogue | the king is the first unicorn the fairy forest has ever seen. he wants to make sure there is no danger in the forest. one unicorn is happy to have the king in the forest. |
Nickolas: how's the film?
Mario: bad
Mario: i mean, bad bad
Nickolas: haha out of 10?
Mario: out of 10 hmmmm -33 xD
Nickolas: hahaha ok i need to see it then xD | Because Nickolas thinks the film was very bad, Mario wants to see it himself. |
#Person1#: [Mr Baker is very happy to see Miss Green every morning because she is a good secretary. One Monday Miss Green didn't come to work because she was ill. She had a terrible cold and a bad headache, so she phoned Mr. Baker.] [The telephone rings.] Good morning, Mr. Baker.
#Person2#: Good morning, Miss Green. What's wrong? Where are you?
#Person1#: I am at home. I'm ill. I'm afraid I've got a terrible cold and a bad headache.
#Person2#: I'm very sorry to hear that. Well, you'd better stay at home.
#Person1#: Thank you, Mr. Baker. See you tomorrow.
#Person2#: See you tomorrow. Goodbye.
#Person1#: Goodbye, Mr. Baker. | Miss Green phones Mr. Baker to tell him she cannot come to work because of illness. |
Monica: If you could change your closet with any girl at school who would that be?
Serena: Alexa!!
Monica: Yeah, she has a great style
Monica: But for me it's too much
Monica: I mean she's all about clothes
Monica: And you see her outfits, but you don't see her as a person
Serena: I know what you mean
Serena: But still, she's the best dressed by far
Serena: If I could change clothes, I'd change with her
Serena: And you?
Monica: Maybe with Mia
Serena: I wouldn't have guessed
Serena: She has such a different style. Nothing to do with what you wear
Monica: That's why. I'd like to feel how it is to wear all the girly things
Serena: I cannot even imagine you in a dress... | If Serena could change clothes with any girl at school she would choose Alexa. Monica would choose Mia. Monica's and Mia's styles are very different. |
grounds keeper: I assure you I am not hip nor am I with the times, friend.
organist: Yes, well, that is certainly not in doubt.
grounds keeper: You flatter me.
organist: It looks like you missed a spot - there, next to the book shelves which seem not to have ever been cleaned.
grounds keeper: Oh. That's a good point. I... don't go near those.
organist: Perhaps you should, some books might help you broaden your horizons.
grounds keeper: I mean the book cases. There is a spell on them. I heard the last person who tried to clean them wound up a frog.
organist: Well, I suppose it is one of the better excuses I have heard. When did that occur?
grounds keeper: Been many years. In general, this room has been unoccupied. I don't know why I'm even here. I guess seeing someone in here was interesting.
organist: So do you do any actual grounds keeping?
grounds keeper: Yes. Just not in here.
Summarize the dialogue | The grounds keeper is not hip nor with the times. He doesn't go near the book shelves because there is a spell on them. |
Harry: where are you guys?
Dianne: at home
Harry: really i am outside.. no one is opening the door?
Dianne: oh really lol.. we are in room watching horror movie
Harry: ok now would you please open the door then we can talk
Dianne: sureee | Harry is waiting outside waiting for Dianne to open the door. |
general: Well that sounds just dreadful, I do hate these stairs...why can't they fix them.
bat: Who knows. So much of the kingdom is in disrepair, it would take ages to fix it all.
general: If only the king could get his tax plan together, he keeps wanting to spend all that money to build the wall to keep the orcs out.
bat: Yeah, and who knows if that'll even work. Obviously, I don't think it will. I can fly over any wall.
general: Well you can, but he seems to keep the orcs can't.
bat: Orcs just have to hop on a dragon, and boom! They're over the wall! Or they can hop on a boat and go around it.
general: That is very true, I mean I guess it does keep the hordes from storming in on the ground. But it isn't a perfect solution either.
Summarize the dialogue | The general and the bat are complaining about the stairs in the kingdom. The king wants to spend a lot of money to build a wall to keep the orcs out. The bat can fly over any wall. |
servant: Oh nice. Is it a good message?
a scribe constantly writing: It's mostly a lot of family catching up. Checking on cousins, and asking about the state of things in his country.
servant: What country is he from?
a scribe constantly writing: The King's cousin is originally from here, but moved to the Highlands to marry their Queen. Standard political affair, I'm assuming.
servant: Do you write to the King often?
a scribe constantly writing: I write on behalf of the King. He dictates, and I write it down. Proclamations, decrees, letters...I do it all.
servant: That's impressive, sir. What made you like scribing to begin with?
a scribe constantly writing: It's not that I like it, it's that I'm good at it. If I had my way, I'd love the chance to try something new...
servant: Like what? Any hopes or aspirations?
Summarize the dialogue | a scribe constantly writing is writing a letter on behalf of the King. |
bat: Ahh good. So many who go here are foe. Be careful. What brings you to this lonely cave?
bandit: I seem to be lost in this cave! Perhaps we can work together to take this magical gem and enchanted torch?
bat: Very good very good. What shall you do with this gem?
bandit: I will gladly trade you this fine jewel for that gem
bat: Hm. Sounds like a little trick to me.
bandit: I also have a shield or a boot for trade but I do not think a bat would need a boot
bat: You know little about bats then. I love to hide in all manner of objects.
bandit: Then I will gladly offer you my boot or my shield for that torch
bat: You can have this jewel I suppose. I have little use for it in this cave.
bandit: Although I am a bandit I see an opportunity for us to work together in stealing from travelers and splitting the loot. What do you say?
bat: Ah. Hm. Maybe so. I could fly ahead of you and use my special skills.
Summarize the dialogue | bat and bandit are going to steal from travelers and split the loot. |
child: Mom? Dad? where are you?!
blacksmith: How did you get lost in the marketplace child?
child: i don't know. I was here with my parents. I went to look at the toys over there and when I turned around they were gone
blacksmith: What are their names child?
child: Barry and Julie. Can you help me find them?
blacksmith: I think they just purchased a hammer from me! Let's see if they walked to the other shop.
child: Thank you! do you have children?
blacksmith: I do not. But I was one.
child: I am my parents only child. They must be worried. How long ago did you see them?
blacksmith: It was about 30 minutes ago I think
child: I hope they haven't gone too far
blacksmith: Oh wait, maybe these are the hammers they meant to get. I don't think they ever took them.
child: please hurry, sir. I am very worried
Summarize the dialogue | Barry and Julie got lost in the marketplace. Barry and Julie bought hammers from the blacksmith 30 minutes ago. |
Ann: I can't find you
Tom: We're already at the gate, hurry up, the queue is monstrous
Peter: but go to the check-in first
Ann: ok, but have you done it already?
Peter: We couldn't find you so we just proceeded as usual
Ann: ok, never mind
Tom: we'll wait for you in the small hot-dog bar, just behind the security gates
Ann: ok, thanks!
Tom: should we order sth for you?
Ann: one "american hot dog" please
Tom: ok, it'll wait for you:)
Ann: see you in a few imnutes
Tom: see you! | Tom and Peter are at the gate and will wait for Ann in the hot-dog bar. They'll get one hot dog for her. |
#Person1#: I can't wait to get to the beach.
#Person2#: You'd better be careful about sunburn on your vacation.
#Person1#: You worry too much. Oh, these swimsuits are lovely and cheap.
#Person2#: This color would look good on you.
#Person1#: I don't need a two piece. I might get something for the pool, though.
#Person2#: That's right. You're swimming every morning now.
#Person1#: Yeah, and I'd like something that is comfortable and sporty.
#Person2#: Then you should pick out some one-pieces.
#Person1#: OK. | #Person2# asks #Person1# to be careful about sunburn and suggests #Person1# pick out some one-pieces. |
#Person1#: Mr. Chandler will be our new partner, so his visit this time will be extremely important for our cooperation in future, because it may decide whether Mr. Chandler sign the trade contract with us or not. Do you have some idea?
#Person2#: I suppose we can bring him to visit our company, as well as our display room. In this way, he can know more about our company and our potential power. In my opinion, visiting the factory will help him learn our manufacturing process very much.
#Person1#: En, you are right, and he will trust us and maybe the contract will be signed soon. But remember to keep some skills of our manufacturing secret. On one hand, show his our best side ; on the other hand, do not show too much to protect our own business secrets.
#Person2#: Well, I understand.
#Person1#: Please make a detailed schedule on the visit this afternoon. | #Person1# and #Person2# are discussing how to treat Mr. Chandler and gain his trust in order to sign the contract. |
#Person1#: I hope the food here is good.
#Person2#: Yes, it is very expensive. Maybe we shouldn't have come here.
#Person1#: But the guidebook says a lot of the stars come here. If we are spending three days in Hollywood, I want to see at least one star.
#Person2#: I think we might not see any.
#Person1#: Did you like the tour of Universal Studios?
#Person2#: I thought it was O. K. But it really was too hot. And I think they should show people more. The exhibits should be more interesting.
#Person1#: I thought it was great. Didn't you like the special effects rooms?
#Person2#: Yes, but I still think it could be better. | #Person1# goes to an expensive restaurant to see stars and #Person2# thinks the tour of Universal Studios was just ok. |
gypsy: I've seen it all. I have been carried through the ocean on the back of a majestic mermaid. I have flown on the back of an eagles back across the grand volcano just as it erupts. I have been to the most lavish kingdom in this world! Eatin the finest greens, and the reddest of meats.
nobel: My goodness, I'm surprised the life of a mere gypsy can be as fulfilling as yours.
gypsy: I would take offense to such a thing. But my life is to grand to let the small stuff upset me. Tell me nobel, how is your line of work doing for you?
nobel: It is honest work, so I am quite satisfied, but I might like to adventure like you have some day.
gypsy: You must set your spirit free!
nobel: How do you figure?
gypsy: If you want to be free, and live like I do. You must have nothing weighing you down nobel. You mustnt have a care in the world.
Summarize the dialogue | gypsy has seen it all. nobel is satisfied with his work. |
cooks: So what brings you here, butterfly? And were my meal to be found delicious, would you be inclined to lick my knees in appreciation?
butterfly: The smell's brought me in... What an odd request, I would like to politely decline.
cooks: Well, it's better than a kick in the balls. I suppose I'll accept your gesture of not doing that as enjoyment.
butterfly: What ever has gotten into Cooks?
cooks: Listen, it's not my problem. It's the people and creatures who come to dine with me here. All I do is make excellent potatoes and I get kicked in the nards.
butterfly: How troubling, I'm so sorry to hear
cooks: It's just fine. I thank you for your kindness. Come and eat with us this evening. I've no doubt you'll enjoy it. Stay the night, while you're at it.
butterfly: Thank you. I Don't mind if I do
cooks: Excellent! The more the merrier, that's what I say in my kitchen!
Summarize the dialogue | butterfly is attracted by the smell of the food. She will not lick cooks' knees. |
Marta: <file_gif>
Preston: Haha
Preston: My fave gif
Marta: Haha mine too | Marta and Preston like the gif |
a princess: Hello there,
inhabitant: Hello my lady
a princess: How are you doing today?
inhabitant: No well, I keep thinking about my family. I haven't seen them in so long
a princess: So why don't you go and visit them
Summarize the dialogue | inhabitant keeps thinking about his family. He hasn't seen them for so long. |
royalty: Intriguing. But trust me, these prisoner are FILTH!
a large spider high in one corner: *Picks spider-teeth* I'll admit they're not the finest eatin', but they power me spinner - real works of art they is. See that web up there? I calls it "Webby Night" on account of it being webby and so dark in 'ere it looks like night. An' that cocoon over there? I calls it Bob on account o' Bob used to live in that cell before he became a cocoon.
royalty: That is quite the web you have woven.
a large spider high in one corner: It's right nice innit? I tell you what, I like you - 10% off all pre-owned merchandise here in Ol' Eight Eyes' establishment.
royalty: Ha, sounds like a deal there spider. I'm sure they are fairly priced any how.
Summarize the dialogue | The spider offers royalty a 10% discount on all pre-owned merchandise. |
farmers wife: Hi, are you doing?
calf: mooo! I'm a calf, how do you think I'm doing. I like grass.
farmers wife: My husband is a pig.
calf: An actual farm animal or metaphorically? Moo!!
farmers wife: Metaphorically, he is one. I think he lays with the pigs.
calf: well I haven't seen him out here with any of the other farm animals! Mooo!
farmers wife: He drinks like a fish.
calf: Well I haven't seen him in the pond with the other fish either...mooo!!
farmers wife: Also, he smells like piss.
calf: Mooo!! m'am if you don't mind me asking, why do you stay with a man such as that?
farmers wife: I ask myself this question too.
calf: moo!! You should leave him.
farmers wife: He is a filth, nasty farming savage. I am leaving him in the spring.
Summarize the dialogue | The calf is a calf. The farmers wife's husband is a pig. He lays with the pigs, drinks like a fish and smells like piss. The farmers wife is leaving him in the spring. |
Ann: How is ur first day in new job?
Bart: I'm still a little bit confused.
Bart: It's so many things that I don't know….
Ann: And how about people?
Ann: Any friendly face … :)
Bart: U know, it's my first day. Everyone try to be nice.
Bart: We will see later :P
Ann: You are right ! And what about lunch break?
Ann: Do u know at what time it is?
Bart: At 10:30.
Ann: Ok, I'll be wait at MIke's ok?
Bart: I'm not sure if will have time for lunch today…
Ann: Don't be kidding! You have to eat sth!
Bart: Ok ok, i'll try :)
Ann: And what about Mike? He works in the same department?
Bart: No, he works in IT dep.
Ann: Oh, I see.
Bart: I have to go on training now. See u :*
Ann: Bye :* | Bart is having his first day in the new job and he'll try to go for lunch with Ann. |
Marika: What time will you be arriving
Stephen: The train is due to arrive into St Pancras at 10.44
Marika: Ok great, I will meet you there
Marika: Do you fancy grabbing some brunch? There is a great little place in Camden Market?
Stephen: Yes that sounds great!
Marika: What else would you like to do whilst you are in London?
Stephen: I think Freda would like the science museum - she is really into maths at school.
Marika: Yes it is a very interesting place
Stephen: Freda hasn't been to London before so I would like to show her Buckingham Palace,Big Ben and all that stuff.....
Marika: Perhaps we could go for a trip on the Thames?
Stephen: Yes that would be lovely
Marika: Do you want to take in a show too? Mildred is on at the moment.
Stephen: Freda would love that. Are the tickets very expensive though?
Marika: I am not sure. Sometimes they have special deals. I will check and let you know.
Stephen: Seems strange coming to visit as a tourist when I used to live here...
Marika: I know. I am sure we can visit some of your old haunts too!
Stephen: I used to love Camden Market but it has changed so much. Last time I went I didn't even recognise it.....good memories
Marika: We shall make some new ones. See you soon. Hugs and kisses!
Stephen: Yes, bye for now | Stephen and Marika will grab some brunch after he arrives at St Pancras at 10.44. Stephen wants to take Freda to Science Museum and show her Buckingham Palace, take a trip on the Thames and take in a show. Stephen used to live in London, Freda has never been here before. |
person: That sounds unfortunate, and makes me a little more grateful for my meager living.
scorpions: If you think that's unfortunate, imagine the people dealing with the scorpion stuck in my old body! Dumb gypsy and her switcharoo curse....
person: Still though here we are stuck in the middle of the desert, it is hardly pleasant.
scorpions: Yeah, I suppose you're right. What the heck are you doing roaming around here any how?
person: Now that you mention it, I am not quite sure. I notice the other survivors over there, was I in an accident? Bah my head hurts.
scorpions: Any chance you'd want to go over and ask 'em?
person: That might be reasonable to do, I've been kind of confused since I woke up. Then I saw you and assumed I must be dreaming or something.
scorpions: All I know is I saw a big green explosion fall out of the sky. Not much else going on here in the desert, so I came to investigate.
person: Magic maybe?
Summarize the dialogue | scorpions is stuck in his old body. He saw a green explosion fall out of the sky. He came to the desert to investigate. |
king: This temple certainly is a majestic sight!
person: King! What are you doing here?
king: Just admiring the work I had commissioned.
person: This is the finest temple in the entire land!
king: Only the best for my kingdom. I searched far and wide for the rarest materials.
person: I can tell this beautiful marble is the rarest in the continent!
king: Indeed. Just a single block of that is worth more than you make in a year!
person: I can only imagine!
king: And see all this gold? I estimate there's roughly enough to fill a swimming pool if all melted down.
person: A swimming pool? What is that??
king: A basin for one to bathe or enjoy other frivolous water activities. Perhaps it is something only royalty have in their residences.
person: That sounds amazing!! I wish I could afford one!
king: It is truly a luxury among luxuries. I'm glad you can appreciate my expensive tastes.
person: By any chance can you show me yours?
Summarize the dialogue | king is admiring his temple. He had it built with the finest materials. The marble is the rarest in the continent and a single block of it is worth more than the person makes in a year. The gold could fill a swimming pool if melted down. |
Jaylee: Got milk?
Raven: Yeah, it is in the fridge
Jaylee: Which
Raven: Yellow in the bottle
Jaylee: Water also?
Raven: Yes
Jaylee: Thanx
Raven: Welcome | There is milk and water in the fridge. |
Doyle: bro what are you doing
Ania: you know, just chilling. But why do you call me bro :D?
Doyle: because you're my bro, my dude, my dudest bro among all
Ania: ...
Doyle: can you borrow me some cash
Doyle: i will give it back next week, I promise | Doyle wants to borrow some cash from Ania. |
archaeologist: hi
creature: Who goes there??
archaeologist: An archaeologist
creature: A human? Me no like humans, leave here now!
archaeologist: yes..we do
creature: Did you no hear me? Leave!!
archaeologist: Why is that? What sort of creature are you?
creature: That does not matter, but me dangerous! You leave now for your own good!
archaeologist: I am hired by the local nobles to dig up mysterious bones on their land. Are you the one responsible for the bones?
creature: Maybe, but me no answer to humans!
archaeologist: Dont force me to use this!
creature: A human with evil items? That's it, I told you to leave!
archaeologist: Calm down! I only asked a question
creature: I told you to leave and then you threatened me! Get out before I hurt you.
Summarize the dialogue | An archaeologist is digging up mysterious bones on the land of local nobles. The creature doesn't like humans and wants the archaeologist to leave. |
guard: Halt you knave! What business have you here?
an assassin: Shh I am hiding...
guard: Well not here you're not! The Kings should be back any minute.
an assassin: Exactly just be quiet for a minute!
guard: Well, I don't think you should be here. You don't look like his Minister of Relaxation to me.
an assassin: Just look at me I am very relaxed.
guard: No, you wear too many clothes to be one of the King's ministers. Please leave, I don't want to get in trouble.
an assassin: I swear he is expecting me.
guard: Not like that he isn't! If you want to be a minister you'll have to dress like one.
an assassin: Alright, just give me a moment to change,
guard: Let me know when you're finished, I'll hide my eyes.
an assassin: Oh just a moment don't peek.
guard: Still have my eyes closed, are you nearly done?
Summarize the dialogue | an assassin is hiding in the King's Palace. The King is coming back any minute. The assassin wants to change his clothes to look more like a minister. |
Helen: Can we meet after class?
Marcus: Sure
George: I finish at 3 p.m.
Helen: We can hang out in the park
Marcus: I'll be hungry
Helen: We can eat at the canteen and then we go to the park
George: Cool | Helen, Marcus and George will eat at the canteen and go to the park after class. |
Anne: ok ladies, there's a problem
Anabelle: ???????????
Audrey: yes?
Anne: I think he's got someone. you were right.
Anabelle: wtf? what are you talking about
Anne: I finally have a proof
Audrey: what proof
Anne: just saw him at the restaurant with a whore I don't know
Anabelle: what a retard...what did she look like? maybe we know her
Audrey: yeah, tell us something
Anne: she was blond, I guess she was younger than us and she had quite big earplugs
Anabelle: wait...what earplugs? do you remember the colour or anyhing?
Anne: I guess they were wooden and had some trees on them.
Anabelle: no fuckin god...did she have piercing on the lower lip?
Anne: yes....how did you know that?
Audrey: geezus, what is happening....
Anabelle: it's my fucking sister then
Audrey: you kidding......................:/
Anne: ...
Anabelle: unfortunately my stupid younger sister has this "habit" to take care of the men who are already taken
Anabelle: She told me some time ago that there was a guy, but he had a girlfriend and so on, but she didn't care...she was also going on some date TODAY
Anne: I don't even know what to say now
Anabelle: I'm gonna give her a very important lesson, nobody will ever hurt any of my friends
Audrey: what the fuck just happened...that's why I don't trust blondes
Anabelle: I never trusted her to be honest, she's never done anything to prove that we are a family or whatever so I won't give a fuck now
Audrey: well, I guess you're boyfriend isn't better than her, Anne.....
Anne: I don't have a boyfriend anymore, that's for sure
Anne: I'm glad it all became clear now | Anne saw her boyfriend at the restaurant with Anabelle's sister. Audrey doesn't trust blondes. Anabelle is gonna teach her sister a lesson. Anne doesn't have a boyfriend anymore. |
dirt: Tell me executionor. what do you plan to do to him?
executioner: Who said that!?
dirt: It's me, im the dirt around you.
executioner: My God. The souls of the dead have returned to haunt me..
dirt: No sir, i have always been here. You just never lsitened.
executioner: What do you want from me? Is this the end?
dirt: No i want to know what you plan to do with him?
executioner: Ermm, well I suppose I'll hang em like the rest.
dirt: What is that device over there?
executioner: Oh, this? No, this was used the last guy.
dirt: Could you use it on him/
executioner: I could, but I wont. My job is to carry out swift judgement and I take that job very seriously.
dirt: That is not what i wanted to hear. If you don;t want me to be yelling into your ears all night you will torture this man!
Summarize the dialogue | dirt wants to know what the executioner will do with the man. The executioner will hang him. |
queen: How fares my Liege Husband. Any word?
servant: He is currently leading his men to battle!
queen: I pray for his safe return! I did not expect to love him, but I doth.
servant: I know he will return safely my majesty!
queen: Yes, well enough of me going oneth about my personal affairs. See to it that these are polished.
servant: I will make them the shiniest in the whole kingdom!
queen: Just be sure you don't rub off all the gold gilding. And one more thing ....
servant: What is it your majesty?
queen: Remind me please to speak to the mason about getting some repairs done on the Ethery Stone in this tower.
servant: I will make sure to do just that!
queen: Here, I know you are a thrall but I like to reward the Help for good work. Buy yourself something nice at the market when you have your day of for the fortnight.
servant: Thank you so much your majesty! I will never forget this!
queen: Indeed.
Summarize the dialogue | queen's husband is leading his men to battle. She prays for his safe return. The servant will polish the items for queen. The queen wants the mason to repair the Ethery Stone in the tower. |
#Person1#: What time is it, Tom?
#Person2#: Just a minute. It's ten to nine by my watch.
#Person1#: Is it? I had no idea it was so late. I must be off now.
#Person2#: What's the hurry?
#Person1#: I must catch the nine-thirty train.
#Person2#: You've plenty of time yet. The railway station is very close. It won't take more than twenty minutes to get there. | #Person1# is catching a train. Tom asks #Person1# not to hurry. |
Mona: Not a word from you! Are you still alive?
Pina: We've been fed to alligators but they didn't like us. So we are alive again!
Mona: And? How is life across the pool?
Pina: A bit boring I have to say. We've seen everything that was worth seeing in Cancun on the first day. So today we were really hard pushed for attractions. Tomorrow we're taking a boat to Isla de Mujeres.
Mona: Why are you staying there if it has nothing to offer?
Pina: Dick did the booking thinking we'd need 4 nights to recover from the jet lag.
Mona: And did you?
Pina: Had none. Not in this direction. But all in all it's alright. I'll tell you more after visiting Merida.
Mona: Do stay in touch! | Pina with others saw everything in Cancun on the first day and tomorrow they will take a boat to Isla de Mujeres. Dick booked too many nights to recover from jetlag, but Pina didn't have it. She will get back to Mona after visiting Merida. |
historian: Quite well, I have learned quite a bit about this place!
congregant: It is quite marvelous isn't it? I attend church here every weed!
historian: Oh do you? You must be one of the congregants!
congregant: Oh yes I am! Thank you for noticing. Here, would you like to hold on to this cross? Some say when they hold it, they can hear the gods whispering in their ears!
historian: Really? Well I couldn't turn that down!
congregant: It is quite magical, what the almighty can do.
historian: Let me see if I can hear it...
congregant: *looking out the window* Sometimes I can hear him without even holding the cross
historian: Must be how close you are to him, as I am not nearly as active in the church as you are.
congregant: Keep reading up on your lit, and you will one day hear his voice. It was nice speaking with you, but I must go light my mothers candle.
historian: Of course, thank you for your time sir.
Summarize the dialogue | historian has learned a lot about this place. Congregant attends church every week. Congregant offers historian to hold a cross. Congregant claims to hear gods whispering in his ears. |
Shauna: Di you pick up flowers for my mum?
Robert: I did
Shauna: great! | Robert picked up flowers for Shauna's mom. |
spider: hello
king: I knew I would find you here, did you get that information you talked to me about?
spider: i didnt....it was kept more securely
king: Kept securly, you are suppose to evesdrop, did you go or not?
spider: well, your highness, i tried my best really
king: You will have to try again, that is all there is to it.
spider: Let me get going then
king: I can't beleive you didn't get the information, the kingdom rides on this spider!
spider: I am really sorry for my incompetence
king: You are an insect I suppose, do this right and I will bring you that faery you wanted the other day.
spider: i will get it right this time
king: You better, I don't know what all this hugging is about.
spider: a way of appreciating your understanding
Summarize the dialogue | spider didn't get the information he was supposed to eavesdrop on. The king is angry with him. Spider promises to get it right this time. |
Kelly: Oh! Oh! Can I pick the first question?
Jessica: Sure. Go for it!
Kelly: What's the scariest place you've been to!
Jessica: I'll start: Palermo in Italy.
Mickey: And what's so scary about that? Did you break your nail? :P
Jessica: Shut it, Mickey! No, there are the Capuchin Catacombs with 8000 corpses!
Kelly: Ewwww! Corpses? Rly?
Jessica: Yeah! And you can look at them like museum exhibits. I think they're divided somehow, but have no clue how!
Ollie: That's so cool! Do you get to see the bones or are they covered up?
Jessica: Well, partly. Most of them were exhibited in their clothes. Basically only skulls and hands.
Mickey: I'm writing this one down! That's so precious!
Ollie: Me too! | The scariest place for Jessica was the Capuchin Catacombs in Palermo. |
weapons master: Good day, Squire, I am preparing your armor now.
squire: Aye, this looks brand new, fantastic work as always.
weapons master: Here is your armor, Squire.
squire: Grammarcy, I am much obliged.
weapons master: Is there anything else you need, Squire?
squire: I, umm, was wondering, umm, could you make something for me? A small knife perchance, something I can conceal? I cannot pay you but I can work in trade.
weapons master: You can have this ritual knife I think it should be fitting for you.
squire: This is perfect, what shall I have to do for it?
weapons master: You could help me with future weapon orders in exchange for the knife.
squire: Aye, I would be happy to. Just let me know when you need me.
weapons master: Thank you, Squire!
squire: Thank you. You have no idea how much having this knife means to me.
Summarize the dialogue | weapons master is preparing Squire's armor. Squire wants him to make a small knife for him. Squire will help weapons master with future weapon orders in exchange for the knife. |
#Person1#: Do you know where I can find old music boxes?
#Person2#: You could try shopping at a flea market.
#Person1#: What is that? I have never heard of such a thing.
#Person2#: A flea market is an outdoor place where people sell all kinds of used stuff.
#Person1#: OK, Where can I find one?
#Person2#: Well, you can check the local paper or search 'flea market' online. | #Person2# recommends #Person1# to shop at a flea market for old music boxes. |
cat: Ah, what are you doing in my tub?
subject: A talking cat?!
cat: Never seen one before? We all talk!
subject: Did I take too many narco berries?! I'm hearing things?
cat: Do you hear this then? You aren't hallucinating!
subject: Jesus Christ! This is actually happening!
cat: Damn right! Now, what are you doing here?
subject: I.. just wanted to shower man!
cat: Well you should knock and ask first!
subject: My bad man! Jeez! How did you learn english cat?
cat: We pick it up the same way that babies do.
subject: Huh.. that's crazy.
cat: Well now you know, we just aren't talkative around humans.
subject: So you can understand everything we say??
Summarize the dialogue | cat is talking to the man in the tub. He is surprised that he can understand him. |
#Person1#: Do you believe in horoscope fortune-telling?
#Person2#: I used to be an atheist. But in recent months, I couldn't but form a more favorable opinion of horoscope.
#Person1#: That sounds interesting. Have you been involved in any mystery?
#Person2#: Not exactly, except that I find horoscope predictions increasingly accurate. I came upon a website which sends me an up-dated message by e-mail each day forecasting my experience in detail. It is amazing to find these forecasts largely in line with my daily life.
#Person1#: What did it say about you then?
#Person2#: For example, the message for the day before yesterday notified me that I, as a Leo guy, was to have some ' unusual experience in food and drink. And as it turned out, the reality matched this prediction well. Lasi night, I was treated to a dinner party by Mr. Lee.
#Person1#: But it must have been only a coincidence. That's the only way superstition wins over science.
#Person2#: Oh, no. You can never tell whether such-and-such is science or sheer fraud. If horoscope is really something deceptive, how come quite a size of proportion of young people think highly of it.
#Person1#: For fun. It serves as a shared topic to them. While they claim to consult the predictions constantly and marvel at their ' accuracy'. they do not necessarily take them seriously. When it that these predictions are matched by their real-life experiences, they delight in spreading the thrill with friends. But if there isn't any correlation between reality and predictions, they just grin, forget about them, and go on living as usual. | #Person2# finds horoscope predictions increasingly accurate and explains with examples from #Person2#'s daily life. #Person1# thinks it's just a coincidence but #Person2# says young people think highly of horoscope. #Person1# thinks they are just for fun and only spreads the predictions matching their life. |
#Person1#: You look tired.
#Person2#: Yeah, I'm worn out. I've been surfing the Internet.
#Person1#: Were you doing school work or playing games?
#Person2#: Well, I wanted to get some information about Canada for my project, but I found a really interesting chat room with people from that country and started chatting.
#Person1#: Did you get the information you needed?
#Person2#: Yes, but then we spent a lot of time chatting about other interests. | #Person2# tells #Person1# #Person2# is worn out because #Person2# has been surfing the Internet. |
#Person1#: I hate to go outside.
#Person2#: Me too.
#Person1#: Why do you hate to go outside?
#Person2#: I meet too many jerks.
#Person1#: I agree.
#Person2#: This city is full of jerks.
#Person1#: Rude people are everywhere.
#Person2#: But what can you do?
#Person1#: You can yell at them.
#Person2#: And they will yell back at you.
#Person1#: Yelling doesn't do any good.
#Person2#: No. The best thing to do is just stay home. | #Person1# and #Person2# hate to go outside. They think the city is full of jerks and rude people. |
Adam: How about going to London this weekend?
Sarah: Sure.
Martin: I can't. Sorry guys.
Sarah: Too much work?
Martin: This time it's not about work...
Sarah: Is that about... what's her name...?
Martin: Amanda. Yes, blame it on her :-)
Sarah: Well, well, well. Martin has a girlfriend now!
Adam: Congrats bro! She can come to London with us ;-) | Martin is not going to London with Adam and Sarah this weekend because he's seeing his girlfriend, Amanda. |
#Person1#: This is Manager Liang's office, what can I do for you?
#Person2#: This is Wang Miao from AB company speaking. Our CEO Mr. Green has an appointment with Mr. Liang tomorrow morning. But there is a minor change in tomorrow's schedule. Mr. Green has an abrupt urgent case tomorrow and he has to go abroad today. He wanted me to convey his apology to Mr. Liang.
#Person1#: OK! I'll tell him.
#Person2#: And Mr. Green will make another appointment when Mr. Liang comes back.
#Person1#: Ok! Thanks for calling.
#Person2#: Bye!
#Person1#: Bye! | Mr. Green has a meeting with Manager Liang tomorrow morning, but Mr. Green has to go abroad today. Wang Miao says Mr. Green will make another appointment. |
#Person1#: We're going to need a lot of new stuff after the holidays. Let's make a list.
#Person2#: Fine, Mr. Richardson. What do you have in mind?
#Person1#: Well, to begin with, we're going to have to get a new desk for you and I'd like to replace that old typewriter.
#Person2#: Yes! I agree! We could really use another one! I'll get on that right away! What else would you like to order? | Mr. Richardson asks #Person2# to order a new desk and a new typewriter. |
#Person1#: hi, Betty. what's up?
#Person2#: nothing special. how about you? Are you used to the life here in the States?
#Person1#: everything has been fine for the past several months.
#Person2#: great!
#Person1#: well, I wish someone could talk to me about Western table manners
#Person2#: sounds interesting. Where did you get the idea?
#Person1#: as you know, table manners in China are quite different from those of Westerners.
#Person2#: absolutely. that's because both of us have distinctive cultural features.
#Person1#: for example, in China, it's okay to talk while eating. However, you may regard it as rude.
#Person2#: yes. this must be a huge difference.
#Person1#: can you think of anything else?
#Person2#: sure. We tend to think that the slower on eats, the more polite one seems.
#Person1#: I didn't know that before.
#Person2#: and we never sip or slurp the soup loudly. we quietly like little mouthfuls.
#Person1#: i got it. i'll bear it in mind.
#Person2#: don't worry. i'm sure our etiquette will become a natural part of your behavior as time goes by.
#Person1#: I hope so. | #Person1# tells Betty the table manners in China and America are quite different. Talking while eating is common in China but is rude in America. #Person2# adds that slow eaters and little mouthfuls are considered polite in America. |
Henry: <file_video>
Henry: wanna show me something for the keyboard?
Hector: :D
Hector: what do you want to learn? amelie? :D
Henry: -.- | Henry wants Hector to show him how to play something on keyboard. Hector is enthusiastic about showing Henry how to play amelie, but Henry does not like this idea. |
#Person1#: Good afternoon. I am Mr. Brown, the Import manager of Atlantic Industries Ltd, Sidney, Australia. This is my card.
#Person2#: Good afternoon, Mr. Brown. My name is Mrs. Anderson, manager of the sales department.
#Person1#: Nice to see you, Mrs. Anderson.
#Person2#: Nice to see you too, Mr. Brown. Won't you sit down?
#Person1#: Thank you.
#Person2#: What would you like, tea or coffee?
#Person1#: I'd prefer coffee if you don't mind.
#Person2#: Is it your first trip to the Fair, Mr. Brown?
#Person1#: No, it's the fourth time.
#Person2#: Good. Is there anything you find changed about the Fair?
#Person1#: Yes, a great deal. The business scope has been broadened, and there are more visitors than ever before.
#Person2#: Really, Mr. Brown? Did you find anything interesting?
#Person1#: Oh, yes. Quite a bit. But we are especially interested in your products.
#Person2#: We are glad to hear that. What items are you particularly interested in?
#Person1#: Women's dresses. They are fashionable and suit Australian women well, too. If they are of high quality and the prices are reasonable, we'll purchase large quantities of them. Will you please quote us a price?
#Person2#: All right. | It has been the fourth time for Mr. Brown to the Fair. Mr. Brown finds something changed and he is interested in Mrs. Anderson's products, especially women's dresses. He would like to know the price. |
#Person1#: Help! That man stole my bag!
#Person2#: Don't chase him. It's dangerous because the train is moving and you could fall in front of it. I'll call the police. You should go to tell the man at the ticket counter what happened. The counter is next to the parking lot.
#Person1#: Thanks. Could you drive me home? My car keys were in my bag.
#Person2#: Of course. Was your wallet in your bag too?
#Person1#: No, luckily my wallet is in my pocket. Oh no, I just remembered my camera was in my bag! | #Person1# tells #Person2# #Person1#'s bag was stolen, and #Person2# suggests going to tell the man at the ticket counter. |
#Person1#: do you have any plans for dinner tonight?
#Person2#: no, I was thinking of putting a frozen pizza in the oven or something. How about you?
#Person1#: I was thinking maybe we could make dinner together tonight. What do you think?
#Person2#: I'm absolutely useless at cooking!
#Person1#: I could teach you how to cook something healthy. Frozen pizza are so bad for you!
#Person2#: I know they aren't good for me, but they are cheap, convenient, and fairly tasty.
#Person1#: I recently saw a piece for spicy chicken curry in a magadize. Maybe we could try that?
#Person2#: yeah, why not. Do you have all the ingredients?
#Person1#: I bought all the ingredients this morning, so let's start!
#Person2#: what do we do first?
#Person1#: first, you need to wash the vegetables and then chop them into little pieces.
#Person2#: ok. Should I heat the wok?
#Person1#: yes. Once it gets hot, put a little oil in it, add the vegetables and stir-fry them for a few minutes.
#Person2#: what about the chicken?
#Person1#: that needs to be cut into thin strips about 3 cm long and then it can be stir-fried on its own until its cooked through.
#Person2#: how about the rice?
#Person1#: I'll prepare it. Do you prefer white rice or brown rice?
#Person2#: white rice, please. None of that healthy brown stuff for me! | #Person1# teaches #Person2# to cook chicken for #Person2#'s original thought of having frozen pizza is unhealthy. |
butt: I am not, but I have met him. Why do you owe your life to them?
people saved by the paladinsa: That is exactly what they did
butt: I don't think I follow
people saved by the paladinsa: Just take I look at this scene.Don't you think is great?
butt: Amazing, it's the best in the kingdom, as is the wine i have!
people saved by the paladinsa: Thanks for thank,You are a nice person
butt: I try, so why are you here? Are you just looking for the paladin or on an adventure?
people saved by the paladinsa: I want to go to that mountain range
butt: That is a challenge, but very worth it once you see the view!
people saved by the paladinsa: Here, take care of this until I get back from the mountain
butt: I will hold on to it! How long do you think you will be? I will have some wine ready for you once you are back!
Summarize the dialogue | butt met the paladin and owes his life to him. people saved by the paladinsa are looking for him. butt will have some wine ready for them. |
king: Sure, sure. I know it's there. I just prefer things that I can touch. Magic has it's place, but feels impermanent.
the queen: I knew you would understand. We could make it look a little more intimidating if you want. I think some large spikes would look good over there.
king: Yes! And a dragon's head above the entrance. I wonder if we can use some of your magic to make it breathe fire?
the queen: We could put the fairy lights inside to make it look like fire. No one will know the difference.
king: That is true. These peasants wouldn't know fairy fire if their heads were burning.
the queen: We need to send the workers out to make more of these stones to narrow the entrance like you said.
king: Yeah, and no magic. I want these stones to be hand carved. I want to be able to smell their sweat and blood in the craftsmanship.
the queen: Have your way. I just hope there blood and sweat will be enough if we get invaded by orcs.
Summarize the dialogue | The king wants to make the entrance to the castle more intimidating. The queen suggests using fairy lights to make it look like fire. The king wants to use hand carved stones instead of magic. |
pirate: "A ghost? What terrible end befell you?"
ghost: oooaaa
pirate: "Mm. Must have been an idiot in life."
ghost: Get Out!
pirate: "Bah! What can you do to me? I'll banish you with your own bones!"
ghost: That is my arm!
pirate: "Well, you aren't making good use of it anymore, now are you?"
ghost: Filthy pirate, how can you even see me, are you part cat?
pirate: "I think you're the one better able to answer that, you know why you're haunting this miserable place"
ghost: MURDERED!
pirate: "Is the foul blackguard still near? I may be able to help with revenge if you can tell me how to get out of this place"
ghost: There is an opening this way
pirate: "ah, thank you."
Summarize the dialogue | ghost is haunting this place. He was murdered. He can see the pirate. He tells the pirate how to get out of this place. |
Megan: What is your cat's name?
Joyce: Flix, why?
Megan: I was trying to recall it today
Joyce: Why would you need my cat's name? lol
Megan: My friend told me that she has a cat named Felix
Megan: And I thought that your cat had a similar name
Megan: But I couldn't recall :-)
Joyce: Indeed similar
Joyce: Actually I wanted to name my cat Felix
Joyce: But I thought it didn't suit him
Joyce: And then I came up with Flix
Megan: My first dog's name was X
Joyce: X? That's funny :D | Joyce's cat's name is Flix. Megan's friend has a cat named Felix. Megan's first dog's name was X. |
Janet Finch-Saunders AM: thanks And then how do you respond to concerns that learners are avoiding studying the Welsh bac— where they can that is—by attending institutions in England or institutions that do not offer Welshmedium provision ?
Kirsty Williams AM: Well it is interesting is not it about where children choose to study and whether they are motivated by the avoidance of the Welsh bac ? People make decisions about where to study for a whole host of reasons and it is difficult sometimes to quantify what those are So for instance we often hear this along the border that because— The geography is not easy but it can be relatively easy to go across into the English system and therefore you do not have to do this Now the reasons for that could be very variable It could be about the nature of the offer We know that in some of our rural schools the secondary sixth forms are not able to offer a wide variety of Alevels and perhaps by going to a different institution a larger institution across the way then you can get that combination of the Alevels you want to do which simply is not possible if you do it in your home school Or we do have some consortia arrangements where Alevels are delivered across a wide variety of schools which require students to travel Some students do not want to do that they do not want to do their Alevels in three different schools but they would rather go to an institution where they can do it all under one roof And that means sometimes moving across the border or in the area I live children making the decision to go to Merthyr college because its a lovely beautiful new building the facilities are absolutely fantastic and a wide variety of Alevels is available under one roof We looked at in particular also the perception of quality So if we take the example of King Henry VIII School in Abergavenny a school where in the past there have been I think within the community some concerns about the quality of that school—whether it is regarded as a good school And from that particular location you can quite easily get to Hereford college—a college that has a fantastic offer does very very well and has a beautiful building What we do if we look at the tracking of the students who have been retained in King Henry VIII as that school has been on its improvement journey and has done better and better and better the number of students that they are retaining into their sixth form has grown So the perception is This is a good school I am going to get a goodquality experience here and more and more students are choosing to stay in that school than perhaps make the decision to travel somewhere else We also have to recognise that for some students staying in the sixth form is not what they want to do they want a different experience they want to go to an FE college They want a different experience So we have to take into consideration that students could be motivated by a wide variety of subjects and there is no hardandfast evidence that it is avoidance of the bac that is the sole driver for some of these choices
Sian Gwenllian AM: The evidence that we have had from one of the teaching unions—robust and clear evidence—is that this is happening that is that young people are leaving Wales to go over the border to schools in England in order to avoid the Welsh bac That is exactly what was said to us But you do not accept that evidence
Kirsty Williams AM: I am not saying that I do not accept it I am saying that I think there are a wide variety of reasons why students make decisions about where to study I am not aware of any comprehensive piece of work that has looked at those motivations and I think there could be a whole host of reasons why children are deciding to move across the border Perhaps the Welsh bac is an easy one to place that hook on and that is easier to acknowledge is not it than saying that perhaps students are making that choice for other reasons | Kirsty Williams admitted that the crossing and moves were happening and did not deny the evidence as Sian Gwenllian implied. On the contrary, he believed that the reason behind the crossing was complicated and hard to quantify. He exemplified some of them: the eagerness to adjust to the English system, the nature of the offer (the combination of the A-Levels that institution offered), etc. In conclusion, Kirsty Williams believed that no effective evidence could demonstrate that the avoidance of the baccalaureate was the sole driver for the students choices to move to other areas. |
person on a pilgrimage: You read and write? It is rare to see an such among young students
student: Yes, Buddha has taught me well. Where are you headed on your pilgrimage?
person on a pilgrimage: Innermost part of Asia
student: Such a beautiful place, I've seen many pictures of it in my studies.
person on a pilgrimage: yea. heard the people are nice as well
student: What do you hope to find there?
person on a pilgrimage: I have an ancient compass and a torn map. I hope I get there alive
student: It's very dangerous, but at least the people are nice. I hope you find what you're looking for in the world, and I shall find what I am in my books!
person on a pilgrimage: Experience is the best teacher. You should experience more..come with me.
student: ...okay! You've convinced me! But I will need a big backpack for all my books.
person on a pilgrimage: I have a leather one in my boot. here, have it
Summarize the dialogue | student is impressed with the person on a pilgrimage. The person is going to the innermost part of Asia. The student is going to join the person on a pilgrimage. |
shop keeper: Nice...This will work out fine
fisherman: Right. Right. We can do this. Okay. So. I got the weights, I got the fish outside in the truck, how do you wanna do this?
shop keeper: This is the list of the buyers. We would be needing the dispatch rider to make swift delivery
fisherman: Right. Right. The Book. I gotcha. So I'll make the delivery of the fish. These are some primo fish, by the way, they are bitin' like crazy out there. Ar. Me hearty. Sorry I got a little hornswaggled back there.
shop keeper: let me sort the sizes. We should present it in the best possible manner
fisherman: Okay. Here's my weights, they are super accurate. Passed down from my father, who got them from his father, who won them from a guy in a game of craps.
shop keeper: Nice. We've talked enough. We really need to get to work
fisherman: Right. Let's get these fish SORTED.
Summarize the dialogue | Fisherman will sort the fish and deliver them to the buyers. |
#Person1#: Old Dyson looks as if he maybe kick the bucket any day.
#Person2#: Why do you say that?
#Person1#: I've ever seen a living being looked so thin.
#Person2#: Really? In my eyes it's normal, as an old man, to be thin is better than to be fat.
#Person1#: Maybe you are right. | #Person1# thinks Old Dyson looks too thin. #Person2# thinks it's normal. |
military commander: A gate of trees that open them self. Are they enchanted trees?
groundskeepers: Well, we could enlist the aid of a *cough* witch BUT I don't think the King would be too pleased with that. No no. I put it to you we recruit the help of this Italian fellow.. I forget his last name, winchy, guinchy. Regardless! He is amongst the most inventive lads in the land!
military commander: No! no witches aloud! Ha! Maybe you will come with me to seek out the man you speak. I am sure the King will find him useful.
groundskeepers: Hoorah! A drink then! For celebration is in order. Your treat of course? HAHA! Hey did you hear the wings that Italian lad did. He says man can fly one day. Fly! What a character!
military commander: We celebrate after we find this gentleman. I am very intrigued.
Summarize the dialogue | The King's groundskeepers suggest enlisting the help of an Italian fellow to open the gate of trees. The military commander will go with them to find him. |
preacher: I mean, I'm all for increasing the flow of gold. Best put the younger, gullible new preachers in over there though. I'd rather stay in this cushy lodging and let someone else do the heavy lifting.
pastor: your right, our schooling is a good place to start, these young people will learn the way of our establishment in no time. our "giving trays" just isnt helping the growth. maybe taxation is the way
preacher: Ah, yes, I remember being a believer as a young preacher. What a fool I was! Didn't take me long to see past the shiny veneer that everyone else sees. How about you? Believer once or just in it for the gold from the start?
pastor: Ah to be a young preacher again! but you are right. It didnt add up at all once you have the ability to criticly think. The gold was always a driver! i think thats why i joined unsuprisingly.... but if we dont take it, someone else will...right?
Summarize the dialogue | pastor and preacher are discussing the church's financial situation. |
Olivia: Who are you voting for in this election?
Oliver: Liberals as always.
Olivia: Me too!!
Oliver: Great | Olivia and Olivier are voting for liberals in this election. |
caretaker: I helped old man Logan fix his fence just a night ago.
priest: So you have not heard about his family?
caretaker: Nay, what is the word?
priest: They in the catacombs as we speak. Treason against the King and witchcraft for the Mrs... You'd maybe do best to stay away from the old man for a while...
caretaker: Tis a shame when you think people are good and they turn out so wrong. Shame, the kid has no chance now.
priest: Yes, but the lesson we take from this be we don't go against the Lord and take the devil's apple for it shall always be poisoned.
caretaker: You don't have to tell me twice father. I don't hesitate to whip the evil out of my charges.
priest: That's is the proper way to go about, my child. How's the Mrs?
caretaker: That bad cough is afflicting her again. She can barely get out of bed these days.
Summarize the dialogue | caretaker helped old man Logan fix his fence. His family is in the catacombs for treason against the King and witchcraft for the Mrs. |
#Person1#: You're from New York, aren't you?
#Person2#: Yes, that's right.
#Person1#: What do you suggest I should see in New York?
#Person2#: Well, how about the Museum of Modern Art?
#Person1#: No, I don't like museums. They're boring.
#Person2#: Why don't you go to see the Empire State Building?
#Person1#: Ah! That sounds interesting. | #Person2# is from New York and recommends the Empire State Building to #Person1#. |
#Person1#: Can I help you, madam?
#Person2#: Yes, I'm looking for a new winter coat.
#Person1#: Have you any particular color in mind?
#Person2#: I don't know really. What's the fashional color this year?
#Person1#: Red is very popular.
#Person2#: Good. Red suits me very well. It's a cheerful color, isn't it?
#Person1#: Yes, madam, I agree. What size are you?
#Person2#: Well, I used to be size fourteen, but I've put on a bit of weight recently, so may be sixteen.
#Person1#: Here you are, madam. All these are sixteens.
#Person2#: I quite like this one. How much is it?
#Person1#: It's $ 180.
#Person2#: Oh, that's too expensive. Aren't there any cheaper ones?
#Person1#: These are our cheapest coats, madam.
#Person2#: Yes, I see. I'll take it. Here's $ 200.
#Person1#: Here's your change.
#Person2#: Thank you. | #Person2#'s looking for a winter coat. #Person1# recommends red suits and asks #Person2# about her size. Finally, #Person2# buys a cheaper one. |
servant: Right away sir....... It seems she is nowhere to be found. Where do you think she is at?
king: Probably out on her horse again. I am sure she will be about shortly.
servant: Oh okay.. Sir I found another peice of clothing... a sock.. this sock doesn't belong to you either! I think someone else was in your bed!
king: Nay you are an imbecile. Know thine place.
servant: AAH Im sorry! I didn't mean to offend you my lord! Please stop hitting me!!
king: Be gone from my sight.
servant: You have beat me down one too many times! You don't deserve this crown! You dont deserve anything!
king: Guards! This will not stand. You will swing from the gallows tonight!
servant: I will not die without a fight! Curse you, you horrible king!
king: You are nothing, you will die a nothing.... easily kills you.
Summarize the dialogue | Servant found a sock that doesn't belong to the king. The king is angry and he will be hanged tonight. |
knight: That is good news. I will be on the frontline fighting for my king. The smell of gunpowder in the morning always excites me!
archer: I prefer long range combat myself.
knight: Long range combat is for cowards who don't like to get their hands dirty.
archer: On the contrary, why rush into battle when we can dispatch the enemy without coming into harm's way. It's the smartest and most efficient form of combat.
knight: Spoken like a true coward. You do not know battle until you have crushed a man with your bare hands.
archer: The lifes of the infantry are not dispensable, fool. If we can preserve as much of our ranks as possible, it is the intelligent option to pursue at all costs.
knight: You seem upset, little man. Should I fetch your mother for you to suckle her breast?
archer: I have no need to argue with a dimwitted brute like yourself. Watch as I down five men for every single enemy you struggle to defeat in melee combat.
Summarize the dialogue | The knight prefers fighting on the frontline. The archer prefers long range combat. |
Bea: Are you caroling with us this year?
Dylan: Don't think so.
Bea: That's a shame, we could use your voice.
Dylan: Just too busy.
Bea: I understand.
Dylan: If I get freed up, I'll let you know.
Bea: That's great. Thanks.
Dylan: Sure. | Dylan will not go caroling with Bea this year. |
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