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#Person1#: Were you born in the U. S. , Melissa?
#Person2#: No, I wasn't. I came here in 1992.
#Person1#: How old were you?
#Person2#: I was seventeen.
#Person1#: So, did you go to college right away?
#Person2#: No, because my English wasn't very good. I studied English for two years first.
#Person1#: Wow, your English is really fluent now.
#Person2#: Thanks. Your English is pretty good, too.
#Person1#: Yeah, but I was born here!! | #Person1# asks Melissa's age and praises Melissa for her fluent English. |
Fred: where are my car keyyyyyssssss!!
Michelle: must be in drawer or in your pant's pocket how would i know?
Fred: coz you cleaned house in the morning...
Michelle: i did but since i am out i cant find it please try to look around .. it would be here somewhere...
Fred: found it! | Fred was looking for his car keys. Michelle cleaned the house in the morning but she didn't see them. Fred eventually found them. |
beetle: I would really enjoy that, thank you.
shipwright: No problem, it's just at the ship yard near the caste. May I ask what your name is little guy?
beetle: Name? what is that?
shipwright: Oh I guess you were never given one. Well I think we should call you BeBo the Beetle. Nice to meet you, my name is Shipwright.
beetle: BoBo? I like it! Thank you!
shipwright: This is quite the room we are in huh? I wonder what's behind that door in the very center. Maybe you're small enough to crawl under and check it out!
beetle: Let me go ahead and check. I will let you know what I find!
shipwright: Godspeed little guy! Get back quick and be careful not to get stepped on.
beetle: Oh no..... This was a mistake.....
shipwright: Tell me everything, what did you see?
beetle: You will never be able to believe me....
Summarize the dialogue | beetle is going to the ship yard to meet Shipwright. Shipwright will call him BeBo the Beetle. |
subjects: We enjoy getting out and having something new and exciting to do. your queen is a fair queen.
king: She is, and I try to rule as fairly as my father before me. You will have to excuse her absence this evening. She has taken ill.
subjects: We hope it is nothing serious. We would not want anything to happen to her.
king: Ah yes, my dear Queen should not have gone into the village to see her subjects in such a state. Her doctors are attending to her, but it seems she may be with child. Please keep this information to yourselves as this will bring danger to the throne if our rivals find out.
subjects: We will not speak of it. You can trust us on that.
king: Very good, very good. Allow us to celebrate in her honor with lots of wine!
subjects: Here! Here! To better times and better days!
king: Royal Subject, let us eat, drink, and be merry! To the prosperity of the Kingdom & the subjects which it serves!
subjects: To good food and good wine! Your Highness!
Summarize the dialogue | king's queen is ill and she's with child. subjects will not talk about it. |
Camilla: Good morning, Josh! How are you? This is Camilla. I wanted to know if there's any update as far as Airbnb goes? I received an email indicating they wanted to stop it
Josh: Good morning. Will sent you an email I wrote to sum things up. Is that okay?
Camilla: Of course, thank you!
Josh: Just give me a while to get up. I'm in Barbados :)
Camilla: Enjoy your vacation! I just got back from Thailand!
Josh: Thailand is one of my favs. Where did you go?
Camilla: I went to pataya beach, phuket, chang mai and Bangkok. It was awesome :) How's Barbados?
Josh: Oh it's great. Very relaxing | Josh is in Barbados. He will send Camilla an email about Airbnb. Camilla just returned from Thailand. They both like it. |
#Person1#: We have another traditional holiday-the Dragon Boat Festival.
#Person2#: When is it?
#Person1#: It falls on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month.
#Person2#: Could you tell me the origin of the two festivals?
#Person1#: OK. The Dragon Boat Festival is a way to commemorate a great ancient poet named Quyuan. On that day, people will hold a boat race as a symbol of the attempt to save him who threw himself into the river.
#Person2#: Why do people eat rice cakes on that day?
#Person1#: In order to prevent the fish from eating the poet's body.
#Person2#: It sounds so moving. | #Person1# introduces the Dragon Boat Festival to #Person2#. #Person1# tells #Person2# its time, origin, and why people eat rice cakes. |
#Person1#: Maggie, can I borrow your notes for history? I'll return them tomorrow.
#Person2#: Sorry, but I usually go to the cafeteria and review them. Why not copy them in the library?
#Person1#: OK.
#Person2#: Here you are.
#Person1#: You are a great help, Maggie.
#Person2#: I don't quite understand a why you need my notes, Mark? You haven't missed any classes.
#Person1#: To be honest, I work in supermarket from 7 to 10 o'clock every evening.
#Person2#: I see. So you're pretty tired when you come to class.
#Person1#: That's exactly why I want to borrow your notes. My notes aren't very good.
#Person2#: So what do you usually do in class?
#Person1#: I'm always awake at the beginning, but thirty minutes after class begins I feel sleepy and have trouble keeping my eyes open.
#Person2#: Well, I need someone to study with and you need someone to keep you awake. Can we be study partners?
#Person1#: Oh sure. That's a good idea. So give me a push when you see me sleeping in class.
#Person2#: OK. Let's start today in the library. We are going there anyway and I don't have to go to the cafeteria.
#Person1#: Sounds good. | Mark asks Maggie for her history notes because Mark has been too tired in class. They become study partners at the end. |
animal: So are you telling me to eat the cat? Do you want to be responsible for me killing that cat and eating it?
chicken: That cat is always trying to eat my chicks anyway
animal: Okay then, Will you help me catch him? You start squawking at him and I'll cover him in this red paint.
chicken: Not sure what that will accomplish ... er ... but ok! Hey cat! Look at me do this!
animal: You are one talented chicken. Keep dancing. I can't believe that a chicken can break dance.
chicken: bok bok! Look at me dance!
animal: You got some nice moves chicken. Maybe you could teach me how to dance a little bit. I like to slow dance if that's alright with you.
chicken: Oh my! Well ... it has been a while since my rooster ended up in the farmer's stew, and it's been awfully lonely...
Summarize the dialogue | animal will catch the cat with chicken's help. |
Daniel: how are you?
Daniel: do you have Ludo's number?
Quentin: no sorry
Daniel: ok thanks
Daniel: and otherwise, everything 's fine?
Quentin: Yes, but some troubles with my parents
Daniel: i miss you
Quentin: i miss you too
Daniel: are you coming back?
Quentin: i hope
Daniel: we should organise something with Emmy and Charlie
Quentin: good idea
Daniel: when?
Quentin: i'm free all time...
Daniel: lol... | Daniel is looking for Ludo's number but Quentin doesn't have it. Quentin and Daniel plan to meet with Emmy and Charlie soon. Quentin has been having problems with his parents. |
Andrew: @ the gym @ 3pm?
Marc: I'll be there.
Brian: U gotta count me out.
Brian: I'm sick 2day.
Marc: OK man.
Andrew: Get better! | Andrew and Marc will meet at the gym at 3PM. Brian won't come as he's sick today. |
nuns: I am here to make my confession.
bishop: A nun with a confession? What could it possibly be?
nuns: I must confess that I have never loved.
bishop: I don't think that is a confession worthy of this confessional sister.
nuns: But I have never loved anyone, be it man, woman, god, you, or my parents.
bishop: You don't love God? Now that is worthy.
nuns: Am I broken father?
bishop: I'm not sure sister, how did you get through your religious classes?
nuns: The classes were easy, one asks only about faith and belief, but never love.
bishop: So you believe in the Father but do not love him?
nuns: Certainly, I can have belief, but what makes him worthy of love?
bishop: Why he is the almighty creator. He gave you that very ability.
nuns: Certainly, but again I ask, why is that worthy of love?
Summarize the dialogue | nuns confesses to the bishop that she has never loved anyone. |
Kaya: We have been looking for you in Library
Clay: I am the class room
Kaya: Be right there | Kaya is looking for Clay, who is in the classroom. |
priest: Certainly in such a place there must be a soul that needs my help.
ghost: What do you want priest?
priest: Do you not wish your soul to be saved? Certainly you must be here for a reason.
ghost: I am here to frighten those who took my castle.
priest: That sounds like a lonely life, do you really find enjoyment in it?
ghost: I promised myself i would and i am not going to stop.
priest: Will you never seek rest?
ghost: Perhaps one day far into the future.
priest: That just sounds sad, certainly you could find some comfort in a rest.
ghost: Perhaps you are right. It is a bit boring here.
priest: Now that your anger has been quelled, is there anything I can do for you prior to your passing?
ghost: You can tell other my name. I used to own this castle you know?
priest: Certainly I would be happy to do so for you if it aids in your journey to the other side.
Summarize the dialogue | priest wants to help the ghost in the castle. The ghost is angry and wants to frighten the people who took his castle. The priest will tell others his name. |
Phil: What fucking party? We weren't at a party for ages!
Nicky: No comment.
Phil: What party?!
Nicky: Sry. Forgot u were away then. Was meaning to tell u, but kinda forgot.
Phil: Are u fucking joking?! U went to a party and didn't tell me? And now u spend 3k?
Nicky: I said I was sry. What else can I do?
Phil: Now tell me what the other 1k went on!
Nicky: Stuff.
Phil: What stuff?!
Nicky: Oh, the little things we have at home.
Phil: Like what?!
Nicky: Remeber that little duvet on the couch?
Phil: Yeah... How much?
Nicky: 200.
Phil: Ur fucking killing me here! 200 bucks for a fucking blanket?
Nicky: Duvet.
Phil: Does it really matter?!
Nicky: To me, yes. | Phil is angry because Nicky went to a party and she spent a lot of money on things Phil considers useless. |
Hayley: good morning! you ok?
Dan: hey, i woke up with the worst hangover, if that's what you mean
Hayley: that's exactly what i meant | Dan is having a bad hangover. |
Patrick: Hey man! Seen that new chick in the office?
Josh: There's a new chick in the office?!
Patrick: Yeah. She's in marketing.
Josh: Shit. Not my department.
Patrick: Your loss, my gain :D
Josh: Oh, go to hell. She pretty?
Patrick: Pretty? She's breathtaking!
Josh: Srsly?
Patrick: Yup.
Josh: Describe!
Patrick: Blonde, blue eyes, long legs, nice racks.
Josh: Lucky you!
Patrick: Not so much...
Josh: Y?
Patrick: Supposedly married.
Josh: Shame...
Patrick: Still, gonna chat her up.
Josh: Really?
Patrick: Aha.
Josh: Go for it!
Patrick: Gonna. Waiting for the right moment.
Josh: Yeah, right. Chickening out?
Patrick: Not chickening out. Not sure...
Josh: Of what?
Patrick: When...
Josh: Like... now?
Patrick: Maybe lunchtime?
Josh: Gotta go, boss looking...
Patrick: Will let you know!
Josh: Keep me posted! | A new female employee has been hired at the Marketing department. Patrick finds her sexually attractive and intends to flirt with her. A rumour has it she is married. |
#Person1#: How was the job interview? I think you'll make a good journalist. I remember you as the best writer of the class.
#Person2#: Well, in fact, my application was turned down. They were looking for people with experience in the profession. | #Person2# tells #Person1# #Person2# fails the job interview. |
Jane: I'm in Ikea, everyone listen up - mission carpet begins!
Charles: hahahaha
Sara: Ready!
Jane: You tell me which one
Jane: <file_photo>
Jane: <file_photo>
Jane: <file_photo>
Charles: Does it have to be any of those three?
Jane: Yes, because these are the only ones I actually liked :P
Sara: Hm... I think the second one
Jane: I thought so too
Charles: Oi! Don’t I have a thing to say?
Jane: You just said you don’t like any of it, so unless you wish to join me here, you have to choose ;)
Sara: I found this one online <file_photo>
Jane: It’s lovely, but it’s not available. I was thinking about it as well, but I asked and it’s out of stock
Sara: Eh such a shame
Jane: So Charles? The second one is ok?
Charles: I’d say it’s equally morbid, so… :P
Jane: I asked you if you want to come, you said no ;) | Jane is in IKEA looking for a carpet. The one that she likes is out of stock. Charles doesn't like any of the carpets. |
animal: Raaaaah Traveler, did I scare you?
traveler: NO
animal: Do you have any food for me to eat?
traveler: Raaaaah Traveler, did I scare you? If I have some food, I just want to fulfill my mission as a merchant and return home
animal: Do you need my help with your mission?
traveler: Yes, could you indicate the safest places to trade?
animal: I think there is a town north of here.
traveler: I think there is a town north of here
animal: Yea that's what I was thinking too!
traveler: At this moment they are organizing a campfire where everyone has something to sit on and they are telling stories about their adventures.
animal: Will you be joining them?
traveler: If I would join, until now I will be here with the group and I will rest
animal: Okay can I have some of your spice to eat?
Summarize the dialogue | animal is hungry and wants to eat some of the traveler's spice. The traveler is organizing a campfire where everyone is sitting on and telling stories. |
#Person1#: I have to find a living room set.
#Person2#: Where are you planning on looking for one?
#Person1#: I don't know.
#Person2#: I can tell you where I got mine.
#Person1#: Where did you go to find yours?
#Person2#: IKEA has beautiful furniture.
#Person1#: Does the furniture from IKEA cost a lot?
#Person2#: The furniture cost a couple thousand dollars.
#Person1#: How good of quality is the furniture?
#Person2#: It's very sturdy. You get what you pay for.
#Person1#: I don't mind paying for quality workmanship.
#Person2#: I assure you that you're paying for quality. | #Person1# wants to buy a living room set. #Person2# suggests buying furniture from IKEA which is expensive but of good quality. |
farmer: I do all this with the help of my horse and this fine tool I would like to save money for something I can have a man operate in the field and pull with more horses to expand our food possibilities.
lord: Zery interesting. You are an entrepreneur!
farmer: I knew that would intrigue you. Maybe we can agree on a deal for you to buy my machine and I to send you the finest fruits and vegetables. The merchant told me that he could get me the machine at a lower cost.
lord: Interesting, I'll have to run it past the Court representative to make sure I am not flouting their regulations but it is a deal that I think could work.
farmer: I believe the merchant told me that the Court representative can be bribed easily with a new fishing pole.
lord: I am sure, but you know that I don't get to be one of the longstanding court Lairds by offending people!
farmer: I also think that it would be better not to bribe him but to buy more land if we need to have more assets.
lord: Wisdom again Mr F.
Summarize the dialogue | farmer wants to save money for something he can have a man operate in the field and pull with more horses to expand their food possibilities. The merchant told him that the court representative can be bribed easily with a new fishing pole. |
Damian: guys, it's crazy, is there any left government left in Europe?
Daniel: I think there is none right now😓
Dominic: And Portugal or Spain?
Daniel: you're right!
Damian: But nobody else? the Baltic states? or Scandinavia?
Daniel: In Sweden there is a coalition of the Green Party and some lefties with the prime minister
Damian: ok, we have 3 for now, anything else?
Dominic: But you mean only the EU?
Damian: ok, let's stay with the EU for now, will be easier
Dominic: I think also Slovakia has an awkwardly left government
Damian: Why awkwardly?
Dominic: Because they are quite conservative hahah
Dominic: or populist, and we don't really know about France and Italy
Daniel: I've just checked, Malta has also a left government
Damian: ok, thanks guys! quite dim the perspective anyway:( | Damian, Daniel and Dominic are trying to figure out which countries in the EU have a left-leaning government. According to them, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Malta and partially Slovakia can be described as such. |
#Person1#: I need to open an account.
#Person2#: Do you know what kind you want to open?
#Person1#: I want a checking account.
#Person2#: Do you know what the minimum balance is?
#Person1#: What is that?
#Person2#: You need to keep it at $ 100.
#Person1#: That's it?
#Person2#: That's the least amount you can have.
#Person1#: What'll happen if I don't maintain that?
#Person2#: We will fine you.
#Person1#: How much will I be fined?
#Person2#: You will be fined $ 25. | #Person1# wants to open a checking account and #Person2# tells #Person1# related information. |
#Person1#: So how's everything going for Christmas?
#Person2#: I've got all the presents I need, and my family is working together to get all the food ready. That's easy, but I have another problem to deal with.
#Person1#: What's that? Don't tell me you've still got Christmas cards to write, it usually takes my wife a month to write all of ours.
#Person2#: No, I did that a long time ago. It's about telling my son the truth about Santa Claus.
#Person1#: He still doesn't know that Santa isn't real? How old is he, eight?
#Person2#: Yes. He's never said anything so I never told him. But now that he's getting older. . .
#Person1#: You think it's better that he should be told?
#Person2#: Yes, he's too old to believe in that type of things. And I'd rather tell him before the kids at school do.
#Person1#: That happened to my oldest girl. She became really upset when her classmates told her Santa wasn't real.
#Person2#: I can understand. I was lucky with my oldest, she figured it out by herself and didn't tell my son.
#Person1#: Well, when you tell him, be gentle. It's hard for kids to find out something like that. | #Person2# tells #Person1# that #Person2# has prepared everything for Christma, but #Person2# has a problem telling #Person2#'s son the truth about Santa Claus. #Person1# and #Person2# then share the experience of how their oldest got to know this truth. |
Sian Gwenllian AM: I am not challenging the fact that you have changed the performance measures—I understand that and having a broader way of looking is better in the long run I am just saying because there is been this change it makes it more of a challenge—whilst accepting why you have made the changes but it does present more of a challenge presumably because you have to look at more indicators and take evidence from different places But I take it that you are confident that the trajectory is going in the right way
Kirsty Williams AM: Yes I think we are making improvements But you are right : it does make it more challenging But those changes are being made for the right reasons as I said whether that be at level 2 plus Look at English literature I understand why perhaps a performance measure around English was introduced but the effect of that was that significant numbers of children—and it must be said usually children who are entitled to free school meals—were suddenly not sitting English literature GCSE We have changed that performance measure and guess what ? Last year we saw a significant increase in the number of children that were sitting English literature GCSE For standards of literacy and oracy I think studying literature is really really important before we even get into the joy of introducing children to the written word and the love of reading So we make changes Yes it causes challenges but we are making those changes because we believe that they are in the best interest of children and that has to trump ease of comparison | It was true that the change did make it more challenging. But the changes were made for the right reasons. By taking the example of learning English literature, they had come to a conclusion that they were making those changes because they believed that they were in the best interest of children, and that had to trump ease of comparison. |
priest: Why do you lust for him?
worshipper: He is just a man of power, it is very hard to resist. But you see, the King flirted with me too, he almost convinced me to go to his chambers, I walked to the door but stopped.
priest: It is a shame the king can not show more restraint. But you must resist temptation like lust.
worshipper: He kissed me and I didn't stop him
priest: Will you stop lusting for him?
worshipper: I am going to stay far away from him
priest: That is most respectable. You are forgiven in my eyes. I believe that God will forgive you.
worshipper: Oh thank you, but I still kissed him, that is adultery in the eyes of the Lord. Do I not need to do any Hail Mary prayers?
priest: Lust is your demon, child. If you can put love over lust you will be forgiven.
worshipper: Oh I want love over lust, The king made me feel dirty
priest: Go make the best choice.
Summarize the dialogue | The worshipper lusts for the King. The King flirted with the worshipper. The worshipper kissed the King. The worshipper is going to stay away from the King. |
fox: Ah, poor ox. I feel for you. If only I could rest myself.
ox: Fox why can't you rest.
fox: These are the king's lands. He wants me while I hunt for my daily meal.
ox: I understand your pain. I spend my days bring the dwares bounty up the mountain.
fox: Is that so? Well I might have a solution for both of our pain.
ox: What is that?
fox: You really want to know?
ox: Of course I do this sounds like a huge secret.
fox: The next time you bring the bounty up the mountain, you could "accidentally" drop it on the king and kill him as he passes by.
ox: What that sounds awful I'm not sure if I can do that?
fox: Ah, but you see my dear friend, in exchange I will hunt the dwarves that enslave you. We both get our freedom.
ox: That kind of sounds nice. I would really like that.
Summarize the dialogue | fox and ox are both tired. fox suggests that ox could kill the king in exchange for freedom. |
member: My lips are sealed until the goddess returns and the death of the world is upon us.
priest: Excellent. Now give me your hand, this won't hurt at all...
member: Here, have both!
priest: Place this over the Candle until its simmering hot. That will create the illusion of magic in order to summon the dark powers.
member: My hands, they burn! Is it hot enough?
priest: Yes, yes... block the pain from you mind. Now place your hands in this holder.
member: This . . .it hurts . . .so much . . .pain . . .I bear it for the goddess!
priest: I can feel it now! Yes, the Dark Power is amongst us. Soon death and disease will reign on this world!
member: Death has become us! Death has become us! What was once dead shall be life, and what was once life shall become death.
priest: Do not be frightened Member. Let the power course through your veins and corrupt you!
Summarize the dialogue | member's lips are sealed until the goddess returns and the death of the world is upon them. priest places a candle over the hand and it gets hot. member's hands burn. member places his hands in a holder. priest can feel the dark power. |
person: So this isn't heaven? How do I get there from here?
angel: Well, first you have to pass a few tests.
person: I've never been much good at school work. maybe I'll just stay here. It seems really nice.
angel: uhn, uhn, uhn, I wouldn't do that...
person: What, I was getting it for you. To show you my appreciation for your help. Did I do something wrong?
angel: Excellent, excellent, you've passed the first test! For you see time in heaven is unlimited, but not here....Now for test number two...
person: This is too hard. Just send me to hell. I'm never going to pass.
angel: Have you always been so negative about yourself...God loves you...wouldn't ask you to do a few little tests if she didn't thing you would succeed!
person: When I pass, will I get a halo like this? Will I be an angel like you? This is all a bit overwhelming.
Summarize the dialogue | person has to pass a few tests to get to heaven. |
#Person1#: Hi. What's up?
#Person2#: Nothing much. What's new with you?
#Person1#: Not too much. I've been pretty busy.
#Person2#: Me too. Seems like all I do is eat and sleep.
#Person1#: Gotta go. Call me tonight.
#Person2#: Okay. Check you later. | #Person1# is busy while #Person2# is flexible. |
#Person1#: Welcome to McDonald's. Can I take your order?
#Person2#: Please give me this extra value meal, a red bean pie, and one order of vegetable salad.
#Person1#: Would you like something to drink?
#Person2#: A cup of hot orange juice.
#Person1#: Will that be it?
#Person2#: Yes, that's all. | #Person1# helps #Person2# orders food and drink at McDonald's. |
Ashley: Hey
Ashley: Can you lend me 50 dollars i'll refund it by weekend
Faith: Hey
Faith: Is it urgent cause it's in my bank account and I am at my house currently
Ashley: No rush
Ashley: You can just send it to me later
Faith: Okay
Ashley: Thanks BTW | Faith agrees to lend Ashley 50 dollars until the weekend. |
#Person1#: Do you want some dessert?
#Person2#: No thanks. We just need our check. Have you seen the waitress?
#Person1#: Oh, here comes our waitress with our check.
#Person2#: The service here has been really great, don't you think?
#Person1#: Yes, the service was quite good.
#Person2#: So, let's look at the check. The total is $ 36. 00.
#Person1#: How much do you think we should leave for a tip?
#Person2#: Usually people leave 15 %, but this was exceptional service. I am thinking that maybe 20 % would be appropriate.
#Person1#: I agree that 20 % would be just about right.
#Person2#: OK, so that will bring her tip to $ 7. 20. Add it to the $ 36. 00 and the total is $ 43. 20.
#Person1#: Yes, what a nice dinner that was!
#Person2#: We'll have to make sure to come back here again real soon. | #Person1# and #Person2# are satisfied with the service of the restaurant so they decide to leave 20% of the check for a tip. |
Isla: Hiya, we are looking for birthday present ideas for Isabel?
Wendy: we are giving her a dolls house, so maybe some furniture?
Isla: what kind of dolls house is it?
Wendy: <file_photo>
Isla: that's very cute
Wendy: cool eh? but no dolls or furniture yet
Isla: leave it with me, anything else?
Wendy: She is a big fan of Paw Patrol, so anything from them is a hit.
Isla: that's easy! is she still in to drawing and painting?
Wendy: very much so, and duplo.
Isla: brilliant, I have some ideas, thanks!
Wendy: no worries, see you on the 17th?
Isla: absolutely! | Wendy's giving Isabel a dolls house for her birthday. They have no furniture or dolls yet, so it's an idea for Isla. Something from Paw Patrol or drawing and painting things are further ideas. The party is on the 17th. |
towns folk: Good day dog. How did you end up in here?
hunting dog: I was asked to wait here by my master.
towns folk: Seems an odd request. Where did he go?
hunting dog: Probably to go to the bar after our last hunt.
towns folk: That sounds like a good idea. Perchance I will look for him there.
hunting dog: At least take me with you this place is so dusty!
towns folk: Are you a good hunting dog?
hunting dog: I would say so, I am well versed in tracking prey.
towns folk: Your owner cares so little for you he leaves you here. You could come home with me.
hunting dog: It is not a lack of care, he just knows of my desire for good ale.
towns folk: I have but a small home but I would open it to you.
hunting dog: You are kind sir, you see dogs are very loyal though.
towns folk: Ah I see, well I tried.
hunting dog: Never a harm in trying, so they say.
Summarize the dialogue | hunting dog was asked to wait here by his master. He will probably go to the bar after their last hunt. The towns folk will look for him there. |
#Person1#: Mister Jones, I just got off the phone with Mister Dawson. He wants to schedule a meeting with you for later today or tomorrow.
#Person2#: What does he want to talk about?
#Person1#: One of the factories that makes his products. He said it was pretty urgent.
#Person2#: Well, I don't want to stay too late like last night, my wife was not happy with me.
#Person1#: How about tomorrow at 11:00 am? I checked your schedule and the only thing you have that day is a phone call at 2:00 PM.
#Person2#: 11:00 tomorrow sounds fine, can you set everything up and then email me all the information, please?
#Person1#: Of course, I was just about to go to lunch actually. Do you want to join me?
#Person2#: I'd love to, but I have to look at some samples from a new customer. I'll join you next time. | Dawson wants to have a meeting with Jones. Jones refuses to stay late today so #Person1# arranges the meeting tomorrow. #Person1# invites Jones for lunch but Jones is busy. |
Macca: i'm so exited today
Adrien: why?
Macca: I've never done ice climbing before
Mark: Are you ready?
Macca: think so
Tobias: where are you doing this?
Macca: not far from Reykjavik
Macca: Has anybody seriously injured themselves doing this?
Mark: not seriously
Adrien: I didn't know you're in Iceland!
Macca: hahaha, doesn't sound so good
Mark: no need to be afraid
Macca: gosh, it was such a rush
Mark: did you enjoy it?
Macca: every second
Macca: it was not very cold
Macca: the landscapes were magnificent
Mark: I'm glad to read that
Macca: Challenge of the day done! | Macca has done ice climbing for the first time today, close to Reykjavik. He enjoyed it very much. |
#Person1#: Taxi, Taxi.
#Person2#: Yes, madam. where are you going?
#Person1#: I am going to the Chinese Consulate General at 520, 12th Ave.
#Person2#: Get on, please.
#Person1#: Thank you. Can we get there in half an hour, sir?
#Person2#: I am not sure, madam. Generally we can. but look at the traffic. It's the rush hour at noon. '
#Person1#: I am leaving for Boston at l
#Person2#: Goodness me. We are really in a hurry. | #Person1# takes a taxi to the Chinese Consulate General and hurries #Person2# to arrive there within half an hour. |
spirits of our ancestors: Yes young monk?
monk: Who said that?
spirits of our ancestors: It is us, the spirits of your ancestors!
monk: Really! Wow, what is your name?
spirits of our ancestors: Your great grandfather Steven!
monk: Aye steve! How have you been!
spirits of our ancestors: Well I mean I am dead you know...but not to worry I am here to watch over you!
monk: I feel much better with you here. This place is pretty creepy.
spirits of our ancestors: Why do you say that, it is a temple afterall?
monk: The shadows and silence cause me to worry.
spirits of our ancestors: Fear not, most fear lies in your head.
monk: I see, is it possible for me to see your face?
spirits of our ancestors: -projects on a pillar- does this give you comfort?
monk: Wow you look the same. Do you not age?
Summarize the dialogue | spirits of the monk's ancestors are here to watch over him. |
Martha: hey
Martha: can you do something for me?
Agnes: naturally
Agnes: what do you need?
Martha: can you please prepare your famous soup for the party?
Agnes: oh
Agnes: ofc | On Martha's request Agnes will prepare her famous soup for the party. |
king: Well he is running the negotiations and doing a fantastic job of it, so he is great.
princess: I'm glad that we haven't had a war in a while. Our people are the most important thing in this world. If it weren't for them, we wouldn't have this amazing palace, or lavish clothes, fine dining, or the simple happiness of a well-functioning kingdom. I appreciate everything I have in life. Thank you for your contributions to it all, as well. I do wonder what we might gain from an alliance with the eastern kingdom.
king: Of course, sweety. We work very hard to avoid war at all costs.
princess: Do you think we might be able to host a ball soon?
king: Maybe, especially if the negotiations involve us getting a lump sum of gold.
princess: What would we have to sell to gain the gold?
king: Oh, nothing. They might just feel pressured to keep us as an ally, so they would pay us for that privilege.
princess: I suppose that's the benefit of having a great army.
Summarize the dialogue | king and princess are glad that there hasn't been a war in a while. They appreciate everything they have in life. They work hard to avoid war at all costs. They might gain a lump sum of gold from an alliance with the eastern kingdom. |
#Person1#: Well, how was your honeymoon?
#Person2#: It was fantastic! We had such a good time. The only problem was that because it was their high season, we spent hours queuing.
#Person1#: Peak periods always involve hours of queuing. At least you got a nice tan though.
#Person2#: Yes, Florida had great weather while we were there. You looked tanned too! Did you go somewhere?
#Person1#: My friends and I just got back from Bali.
#Person2#: Wow! Bali has some of the best beaches in the world, doesn't it?
#Person1#: Yes, we were lucky. My friends father owns a resort on one of the islands. So we were able to stay for free.
#Person2#: Did you go diving while you were there?
#Person1#: I took a few diving classes before. But I didn't really like it. So I played table tennis instead.
#Person2#: Did you take any pictures in the ocean?
#Person1#: I've got quite a few pictures of all different kinds of fish. I'll show them to you next time I see you. | #Person2# tells #Person1# about #Person2#'s fantastic honeymoon in Florida even though they spent hours queuing. #Person1# shares #Person1#'s trip to Bali. #Person1# played table tennis and took many pictures. |
Blake: You!
George: What??
Blake: Mom is calling you for supper
Blake: You can't hear her yelling?
George: Shit im coming downstairs
Blake: You better be | Mom is calling George to come for supper. He's coming now. |
#Person1#: Wake up, Mary.
#Person2#: What is it? It's eight in the morning.
#Person1#: We're all going to church. Do you want to come?
#Person2#: No. I'm not a religious person.
#Person1#: Are you sure?
#Person2#: Maybe next weekend. I went to bed too late last night.
#Person1#: Okay, then. We'll be back around noon.
#Person2#: Alright. | #Person1# invites Mary to go to church, but Mary refuses. |
#Person1#: What can I do for you today?
#Person2#: It's a little embarrassing really ; you see I think I've got a counterfeit note.
#Person1#: Do you remember where you got it?
#Person2#: No, I don't. Usually I'm very careful about checking the money I'm given, but for some reason this one slipped through.
#Person1#: Counterfeit notes these days can be very sophisticated and difficult to spot with the naked eye. But I must warn you that if it does show to be a counterfeit I have no option but to confiscate it.
#Person2#: I understand. To be honest, I'll be glad to get rid of it if it is a fake.
#Person1#: The machine shows it to be counterfeit. You'll need to fill in this form and I'll give you a receipt to show the money has been confiscated. | #Person2# thinks #Person2# got a counterfeit note. #Person1# will confiscate it after the machine shows it to be counterfeit. |
worshipper: I-I came to merely draw dark beauty of this place
crow: You find beauty in death, do you? Do you seek death as well?
worshipper: No, I do not seek death but there is a certain beauty in it.
crow: Aye, you are a twisted soul, human. You seek beauty in my domain, and do you know why you believe you'll find it here, among the dead?
worshipper: I always come here to relax and clear my head. The dead make no noise
crow: The dead scream in my ears, as I am their messenger. I envy your sense of quiet. I must ask why you require this solace?
worshipper: I feel your pain crow that is why I seek the solace. Imagine if you could make it go away?
crow: I would then find true peace. However, I must speak for the dead and commune with their loved ones who visit their graves. It is my duty. It is my curse.
worshipper: Perhaps there is a way I could end your suffering? You are not immortal are you
Summarize the dialogue | worshipper came to the cemetery to draw the dark beauty of the place. Crow finds beauty in death. Crow is a messenger for the dead. Crow is not immortal. |
#Person1#: Good morning, madam.
#Person2#: Good morning. I wonder if you can help. I've lost my coat.
#Person1#: Where did you lose it, madam?
#Person2#: Er... I left it on a bus yesterday morning.
#Person1#: Can you describe it? Is it a raincoat?
#Person2#: No. It's a long white overcoat. It's got a belt, and one of those thick furry collars that keep your ears warm. It's a very nice coat, actually.
#Person1#: Hmm. I'm afraid we haven't got anything like that, madam. Sorry. But, may I have your name and your telephone number? We'll contact you as soon as we've got it. | #Person2# turns to #Person1# for help because she lost her coat. #Person1# asks for her contact. |
Hannah: have you ever heard of Arbonne cosmetics?
Sylvia: yeah, direct selling, right?
Hannah: exactly
Sylvia: to be honest, Im not a fan
Sylvia: I prefer to go to Rossmann, touch and see everything before I buy
Hannah: thats right | Hannah and Sylvia heard of Arbonne cosmetics which is direct selling, but they prefer to go to Rossmann where they can touch and see eveything before they buy it. |
#Person1#: Management is going through a big turnover these days. With Bill's retirement, and department realignment, we have lost about 1/3 of our managerial staff. They've been dropping like flies. . .
#Person2#: Isn't that a good thing? Having fewer bosses means having less stress, don't you think?
#Person1#: Actually, I don't think so. Supervisors are really important to make sure everything goes smoothly in the workplace. They are necessary for divvying up work and disciplining employees. If there is no one to keep an eye on us, no one would get any work done. You know what they say, when the cat's away, the mice play.
#Person2#: You're right, we do need leadership. But what we don't need is too many people to lead us. You know what they say about too many chiefs and not enough Indians. . .
#Person1#: Alright. . . I get your point. | #Person2# thinks fewer bosses mean less stress but #Person1# thinks supervisors are important to discipline employees. #Person2# thinks leadership is important but they don't need too many leaders. |
bird: hello human
resident: Birdy, can you help me with my worry issues?
bird: let's hear it
resident: i worry about everything and everyone
bird: And why is that? even the king doesn't worry about everyone
Summarize the dialogue | resident worries about everything and everyone. |
Project Manager: Finances that is what we have here what you drew We have battery power we have advanced chips and the sam the sensor The sample sensor and for speak recognition anyway So which you see the which is de o one of the most expensive parts So well we have sin one curve a design Rubber design And we had a special colour Suppose yellow is a special colour So just half a Euro for You have pushbuttons and an LCD display You have the total of seventeen Euros in production cost which is higher than the twelve and a half that we are permitted to use So easy What do we scrap Well think I had the best solution that I came up with is just to s take out the speech recognition
User Interface: I would say that too
Project Manager: Because the LCD has more support on customer side There are ninety one percent of the people or something like that But ninety percent who favour an LCD display and only sixty percent that favour speech recognition I think it is also harder to
User Interface: we do not really have a extra function with the speech sample which you can not do with a normal remote control which people already do So
Project Manager: I took that out So and so it is still stuck with thirteen so I had to take out the special colour I suppose And I did not see anything else I could take out I could take out the pushbuttons but we need those So generally what I came up with in order to be cou to to have production cost of twelve and a half Euros spe scrap speech recognition and the separate covers can account for the if people want it we will just then we will do it in black We will just deliver it in black have the it has all the function that it is supposed to have and if you want it if you want the custom design then you can buy the separate covers You make it d orange or whatever you want
User Interface: I would I tend to disagree with you on that because the trend issue was a big issue when we started designing this
Project Manager: It was a big issue but
User Interface: So can not we just basically extend it to thirteen ?
Project Manager: I will just go back let us just let us see what let us just see what we no we we have to be under twelve and a half the project is a nogo if we go over twelve and a half
Industrial Designer: but there is another problem But there is another problem If we take another cover for instance black then we also need another button frame because black and black does not work obviously
Project Manager: I think you that is what you were ass assigned to do really to to see how b th both those work together So I think it is I think it is y one of the it is a good way to to help people to make to keep the product trendy too Just keep you just make new covers for the for it And everything that is left is is the basic function that that we want our product to have Because the expensive parts are in either the advanced chip But we need that for the LCD display Then again we have the LCD display which is also expensive B but those go together And we could take out the curve
Industrial Designer: Or say let us lose rubber take plastic
User Interface: We could take out a curve indeed
Project Manager: Could we could take out the curve Is that an option ?
Industrial Designer: Although we are demolishing a little bit the style
User Interface: I think the colour is more important than the really the curve because if you just end up with an entirely black remote control
Project Manager: I think it is it it does ruin it but the fact that I t took that decision or t Took this example actually not really decision but the example is because we do offer the the possibility of adding your own custom covers So you can change any colour you want So it is just you deliver a basic remote control with a possibility to change you into whatever you want
Industrial Designer: Can we then not also change the material ? We take plastic for the basic cover
Project Manager: but I d it is something that is stuck into my mind is that something that really came forward from the marketing research is that people like the the the the squishy feeling of the spongy feeling of the
Industrial Designer: We can put those to the to the other covers
Project Manager: and it really makes it also makes it different from the existing remote controls because they are all plastic So which in in turn because it does not break
Industrial Designer: But what do you then suggest we would lose ? Because we have to lose two things and I guess
Project Manager: I al like I said I lost the speech recognition and I lost the special colour which would make this black a black and grey
Industrial Designer: and that is enough ?
Project Manager: that is that that that is enough because
User Interface: So black and grey is
Project Manager: I guess those are the basic colours I think those are basic col They want to
Marketing: The people want to pay for for it so why why do we have to keep us on the twelve and a half ?
Project Manager: To ensure the profit That that is th that is the order We are just we are the project team and we got our our orders from the pro from the boss of our company which say we do not want to spend more than twelve fifty for this
Marketing: But we can take a risk
Project Manager: But that is not for our that is not our decision to take We have a budget of twelve fifty per product
User Interface: We need to stick to that
Project Manager: Stick that I do not think it is really bad either I mean if we we have the the backup of or the backup design thing
Marketing: I hope the people will like it
Project Manager: I think they would do Th I think they do like because yo we you we agree upon that the that the the the cover thing was a nice idea because p you could have all sort of designs while at the same time just manufacturing one product one basic product which you could turn into any any taste you want So I think it is the best solution to make those cu custom covers for the design aspect
Industrial Designer: Perhaps we should make m
Project Manager: and keep the functionality between of within the th the boundaries of the your f your budget
Industrial Designer: Perhaps we should make clear to our customer that we had to do this to stay under the cost And that is they know that this is an option and that we had to drop the option to stay under the cost that they know that
Project Manager: Well I do not think Is it worth is it is it does it mean anything to the customer ? Like it like we do not care we do not care that you had to
Industrial Designer: Of course Perhaps they no but perhaps they think the cover is such a nice idea let us that that then they that allow us to make some more costs We ca we we can at least tell them that
Project Manager: but we did we did not get that So I think it is
Industrial Designer: You do not know that
Project Manager: it should either be a pack maybe we sh that should be sold in in the s in stores with with a standard cover or something
Industrial Designer: No I am not talking about that cost but the one that g has given us the order to design this We could at least m make it like this like you said and then tell them we had to drop this and that just that you know It is an still an option but not for this price
Project Manager: It is an option but it is true So actually it is not that much of an increase but We can not contact them It is just the order that we got So that is what we got to go with So it is either one fi just just to get it f just to get it through final it is either turned into plastic drop the squishy feel make it make it more breakable or turn it yellow So It is something we have to decide on
Industrial Designer: I would say lose the curve and the colour
Project Manager: I say lose the curve Oh that is true we could lose the c I forgot that sorry the curve So
User Interface: So which curve is that ba
Project Manager: That is just this one just d this is the banana curve
User Interface: that is basically that curve
Project Manager: So this would this would be straight
User Interface: So we could you still have the comfort
Project Manager: No no that would be a curve inside the thing I guess No would ju then it would just be a straight remote Just like like that Which would turn it into something far more ordinary we could make it yellow then but You second that you second that we lose the curve
User Interface: No that it would turn out to be a pretty straightforward remote control So that is not really that
Project Manager: So I think it would be a good idea to keep the curve to separate it from the rest of the remote control world so to speak So we keep the curve So the only only solution is either to use the l y lose the yellow or lose the rubber And I am in favour of keeping the rubber because it has more more advantages than the colour yellow has
User Interface: I would say I would agree with you on the colour because that is an extra option an extra service we can deliver for a little bit of more money So we can always do that
Project Manager: I guess people are willing to pay for that So I think we can take that option and just with with the idea in the back of our head that you can customise your remote control So I think that would still make it a nice product we are final on that So it is too bad we can not make the whole super thing But anyways we are here | They all agreed that speech recognition could be taken out, because LCD had more support on the customer side, and it did not give an extra function compared to other normal remote controls. As for the special colour, they had some disagreements initially, since User Interface thought it could not reflect the current trend anymore if it was taken out. However, after evaluating dropping other features such as rubber or curve, they agreed that both of them brought more advantages than the special colour. Besides, the colour could be made up by using special covers. |
#Person1#: Excuse me. Could I ask you some questions?
#Person2#: Of course.
#Person1#: I work for an advertising agency and I'm doing some research. It's for a new magazine for people like you.
#Person2#: People like me? What do you mean?
#Person1#: People between 25 and 35 years old.
#Person2#: Ok.
#Person1#: Right. Urn, what do you do at the weekend?
#Person2#: Well, on Fridays, my wife always goes to her exercise class. Then, she visits friends.
#Person1#: Don't you go out?
#Person2#: Not on Fridays. I never go out on Fridays. I stay at home and watch television.
#Person1#: And on Saturdays?
#Person2#: On Saturdays my wife and I always go sailing together.
#Person1#: Really?
#Person2#: Mm, we love it. We never miss it. And then, in the evening, we go out.
#Person1#: Where to?
#Person2#: Different places. We sometimes go and see friends. We sometimes go to the cinema or restaurants. But we always go out on Saturday evenings.
#Person1#: I see. And now Sunday. What happens on Sundays?
#Person2#: Nothing special. We often go for a walk. And I always cook a big Sunday lunch.
#Person1#: Oh. How often do you do the cooking?
#Person2#: Urn, twice a week.., three times a week...
#Person1#: Thank you very much. All I need now are your personal details, your name, job and so on. What's your surname?
#Person2#: Robinson. | #Person1# is doing some research and interviews Robinson. Robinson tells #Person1# his wife exercises and visits friends on Friday. Robinson and his wife go sailing together on Saturday and they go for a walk on Sunday. |
peasant: I am hardworking yet poor....I have decided to lay claim to any property of my choice
family member: Not when it belongs to me and mine you won't!!! This barn may be old and a bit run down, but it is my family's Go earn some money and I'll sell it to you, but you can't have it just by claiming it, or ye will pay in blood.
peasant: one more attack from you and I will slit your throat!
family member: Brandishing the pitchfork at you....Bring it on, you smelly peasant!
peasant: be careful what you wish for young fellow
family member: Hitting you savagely with the pitchfork
peasant: i will pounce on you and tear you into pieces.
Summarize the dialogue | peasant wants to claim the barn but the family member refuses. |
Fedora: How tall are you?
Ryan: 183 wanna bang?
Fedora: Haha omg 😂
Ryan: Why u askin
Fedora: Im having a coffee with Matt
Fedora: He's from Wisconsin
Fedora: He's new here and saw you in every of our pics haha so he asked
Ryan: Oh wow!
Ryan: What brings him to Saskatchewan
Fedora: University
Ryan: Okay
Ryan: I should meet him someday
Fedora: You should he's nice
Ryan: Good to hear that | Ryan is 183 tall. Fedora is having a coffee with Matt from Wisconsin. Matt studies at University in Saskatchewan. |
#Person1#: Hey, Betsy, did you hear the great news?
#Person2#: No, Frank, I haven't. What is going on?
#Person1#: I just got a promotion and I'm going to throw a huge party for all of my friends. I would love it if you would come.
#Person2#: Wow, thanks so much. When is the party?
#Person1#: I am thinking of having it on Saturday. I'm hoping there will be 150 people there.
#Person2#: Wow, that is a lot. This must be a big promotion. I would love to go. I think it would be a great time.
#Person1#: Oh, great. The more, the merrier. This really is a big deal for me. We can now afford the new house my wife has always wanted. I just hope I don't have to put too many hours in. I would hate to lose too much time with my family.
#Person2#: I can understand that, but let's keep focusing on the bright side. I can't wait for that party. | Frank invites Betsy to the big promotion party and Betsy is happy to go. |
#Person1#: May I sit here?
#Person2#: I'm afraid this seat is taken.
#Person1#: Oh, is it? Thank you anyway.
#Person2#: You're welcome. If you ask the conductor when he comes by, he should help you find one.
#Person1#: Thank you. | #Person2# tells #Person1# the seat isn't available and suggests #Person1# ask the conductor. |
#Person1#: Excuse me. What should I wear if I want to go to an interview?
#Person2#: You should wear a tie to go with your suit.
#Person1#: I am afraid I would tense up during the interview.
#Person2#: It doesn't matter. Just do your best to sell yourself. | #Person2# advises #Person1# to wear a tie with a suit and do the best in an interview. |
Elliott: I'm so stressed before this stupid exam
Elliott: <file_gif>
Aurora: calm down
Aurora: everything will be fine
Elliott: it's easy to say for you
Elliott: you are Palmerston's favourite student :P
Aurora: that's so untrue :P
Elliott: <file_gif>
Aurora: but anyway, if you want we could study together a bit
Aurora: there is still some time left
Elliott: that would be awesome, what about tomorrow?
Aurora: I could come around 5 p.m. | Elliott is stressed before the exam and even though Aurora calms him down saying he's Palmerston's favourite student, he'd like to study with her tomorrow at around 5 p.m. |
animal: It sure is nice to see all the lovely critters out and about today.
stray cat sun-bathing: Ahhh! That feels nice.
animal: A cat wearing boots? That is a first for me!
stray cat sun-bathing: Those were made special for me by the cobbler! Take my boots again and I will tell my princess!
animal: I did not realize you were of royal heritage, cat.
stray cat sun-bathing: I am a cat! Of corse I am of royalty!
animal: Forgive my rudeness. I did not mean to offend you.
stray cat sun-bathing: Rub my belly and you have my forgiveness.
animal: There, it's done. And while you're at it, please tell the princess the forest could use more fruit trees! We animals need extra food to prepare for the winter.
stray cat sun-bathing: I will tell my princess.
animal: Thank you, you truly are an esteemed cat.
stray cat sun-bathing: I know. You live around here?
Summarize the dialogue | stray cat sun-bathing is wearing boots. Animal thinks it's a first for him. Cat is of royal heritage. Cat will tell the princess that forest needs more fruit trees. |
the witch: And what would you do with him? You both might have to fight to the death
werewolf: It is said that if you kill your maker on the night of the first full moon you can become human again. It is worth the risk.
the witch: I have heard of that tale! I have yet to hear if it is true
werewolf: I need a locator spell. Are you familiar with any?
the witch: I have one that I could make up, why do you ask
werewolf: This last scare with the child has put me over the edge. The first full moon is in a week. I think I am ready to find my maker.
the witch: I need some hairs from him... Did you have any left in your teeth or claws when he took you
werewolf: I do! I have hair and a piece of his claw. I saved it as I remembered the stories Nan told me.
the witch: These will do just fine! I will make this in 2 shakes
Summarize the dialogue | werewolf wants to find his maker. The witch will help him. |
knight: Hi, how are you?
king: I am the king of this land and I am here to collect my volumes in the weapon closet
Summarize the dialogue | king is collecting his volumes in the weapon closet. |
Nina: I am so excited about our trip!!
Anna: yeeey
Anna: Have you packed yet?
Nina: I am rolling around with all my clothes on the bed and on the floor ^^
Anna: haha same :D
Nina: How many pairs of shoes are you taking with you?
Anna: are you gonna judge me
Anna: if I say 4?
Nina: haha good I got 3 and I really want to take another pair
Anna: dont be shy :D
Nina: is your dad still driving us to the airport?
Anna: shit I forgot to mention that
Anna: no, unfortunately he's busy :/
Nina: I'll ask Manny then
Anna: since when he has a car?
Nina: since yesterday :D
Anna: then he must be dying to give people lifts :D
Nina: yeah :D
Anna: good ask him and let me know
Nina: Ok! | Anna and Nina are going on a trip together. They are packing. Anna's father is too busy to drive them to the airport but maybe Manny will do it. |
#Person1#: Mom, I've got something to tell you.
#Person2#: So, please!
#Person1#: Aunt Jane buys a new bike for Tom. He is putting on grand airs.
#Person2#: I bought you a new one last year. Isn't it handsome?
#Person1#: It is great. But Tom's bike is so much better than mine.
#Person2#: Frankly, he is more well-behaved than you.
#Person1#: Nothing of that sort!
#Person2#: Why hasn't the bus come yet? Every morning we have to wait for so long.
#Person1#: Mom, it's OK. I will buy a big car one day. It is faster than the bus.
#Person2#: Really? I am looking forward to that. What about the traffic?
#Person1#: Let me see. Yes. I will buy a plane for you. There is no traffic up there. | #Person1# is begging #Person2# to buy a new bike for #Person1#. |
widow: Oh my, quite verbose for a beast of burden. Are you the spirit of a man trapped in a camel?
camel: I am just a lonely camel, out here in the desert. No man trapped in here. Tell me, What brings you to the desert?
widow: I am looking for water. I am all alone now that my husband is dead and must fend for myself.
camel: A woman such as your self is sure to find love again. Would you like a ride somewhere?
widow: Yes please. The oasis with water is close by in the valley by the Emir's tent. The large green tent. Are you sure you weren't sent by my husband's spirit to help me?
camel: I am sorry to say I was not sent by your husband. I will gladly assist you! I could use a drink myself. Hop on my back and don't mind my humps.
widow: You are most kind, do you have a family? I will provide dinner after we drink our fill, and we can talk of things past and what the future holds.
Summarize the dialogue | camel offers a ride to the oasis in the desert. The oasis is close by in the valley by the Emir's tent. The camel has no family. The widow will provide dinner after they drink their fill. |
king: Guard, I beseech thee, come take this crown!
guard: Yes your majesty
king: You are my most trusted guard. It is a privilege to have you in my castle.
guard: It is my honor your majesty. You are not just my king but a dear friend.
king: I can only hope we will be friends for life.
guard: So what will you be doing today your majesty? Will you be riding today?
king: I believe so, my lord.
guard: I will have the royal guard ready.
king: Let us share a glass of wine before we leave.
guard: That you m'lord. I do enjoy your fine wine. I will have a groom prepare your horse for the ride.
king: Thank you, my liege.
guard: Will you be needing a bow and arrow?
king: I believe so, I am hoping to join the hunt.
guard: The priest will be wanting to give you a blessing your majesty.
Summarize the dialogue | king wants his guard to take his crown. king will be riding today and he will need a bow and arrow. |
#Person1#: The boys in this picture look awesome, Susan. Who are they?
#Person2#: There are members of a band called R5. Their music is really popular right now online. I'm a big fan. This boy here is Ross and these here are Rocky, Riker and Rydel Lynch. Oh, and this is Ellington Ratliff.
#Person1#: So who is this boy in the middle again?
#Person2#: That's Ross. He's the lead singer and plays the rhythm guitar.
#Person1#: What do the others do in the band?
#Person2#: Rocky is a guitarist. Rydell plays keyboard and Ratliff plays the drums.
#Person1#: Do you have one of their albums?
#Person2#: Yes, I just bought their main album last month. Do you want to borrow it? You can take it home and listen to it.
#Person1#: Yes, I'd love to. | #Person1#'s interested in the band R5. Susan introduces the band to #Person1# and lends #Person1# the main album. |
#Person1#: Welcome Mr. and Mrs. Carnwell, please take a seat.
#Person2#: Okay.
#Person3#: Thank you.
#Person1#: So I understand that your family spending has skyrocketed and you want to start budgeting.
#Person2#: Yes that's correct. Frankly speaking our household income is relatively high and we have never had any money problems, but I think this is the main reason as to why our spending has gone out of control.
#Person3#: We have two kids and with allowances, paying their credit cards, ours and not to mention our mortgage and car payments. With the recent economic downturn, my husband's business has suffered and now we need some advice as to how we can prepare a family budget.
#Person1#: I see. Well you have come to the right place. First what we need to do, is determine your cash flow. Knowing how much money is coming in will help us allocate spending to different categories such as mortgage, education, groceries, etc.
#Person3#: Yes,that makes sense.
#Person1#: Secondly, I need you to bring all of your receipts for the last two to three months. That way, we can determine what your average expenditures are and see which category you are spending money on the most. Usually, your fixed costs are higher and we cant do much about that, but we can usually trim your variable costs such as entertainment or clothing.
#Person2#: Great! We will do that then! Now how about we treat you to a nice dinner?
#Person1#: That's another thing. If you really want to stop spending so much money, throw away at least half of your credit cards! | Mr. and Mrs. Carnwell come to consult #Person1# about budgeting and tell #Person1# their recent finances. #Person1# advises them to determine the cash flow and bring all the receipts. Mr. and Mrs. Carnwell agree. |
#Person1#: Did you go to school today?
#Person2#: Yeah, I went to school today. Were you there?
#Person1#: No, I didn't go, I've been sick.
#Person2#: That sucks. Did you want the assignments from English class?
#Person1#: That would be nice, thank you.
#Person2#: No problem, you're welcome.
#Person1#: I will be glad to do the same for you when you're sick.
#Person2#: Well, thank you. I hope to see you at school tomorrow. | #Person2# gives #Person1# the assignments from the English class because #Person1# was absent due to illness. |
#Person1#: Is everything ready for Billy's birthday party?
#Person2#: Yes. I've finished making the birthday cake and I've put all the things on the table. Did you find the party hats?
#Person1#: Yes, I did. I've put one on the table for each child. I put up the big 'happy birthday' sign too.
#Person2#: Thanks. Do you think we have enough for the kids to eat and drink?
#Person1#: I'm sure of that. There's enough food here to feed an army!
#Person2#: That birthday cake looks wonderful, but you haven't put any candles on it yet.
#Person1#: Thanks for reminding me. I've prepared some party games for the children too.
#Person2#: I've brought a tape with lots of children's songs on it.
#Person1#: Hopefully, that will keep everyone happy. | #Person1# and #Person2# has got everything ready for Billy's birthday party, including a cake, food, hats and children's games and songs. |
a snake: All these ssssssssssplendid meals in one place!
chicken: bokbokbok BAKAH! BAK! BAK! bak! bak!
a snake: Ah, damn chicken!
chicken: BOK! BOKBOKBOKOK! BAAAAAK!
a snake: You'll regret that when i kill you and eat your eggs!
chicken: BOKBOKBOK! gasp gurgle bak
a snake: Just die already!
chicken: BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAK!!!!!!
a snake: Just stop struggling and it'll be less agonizing!
chicken: GRAaaaaksphsds
a snake: Time to find those eggs.
chicken: ......
a snake: Wait, are you still alive?!
Summarize the dialogue | chicken is struggling against a snake. |
Paula: Fuck this shit!
Stan: What's wrong?
Paula: I really want to get home
Paula: And I'm stuck in this fucking traffic jam
Paula: Because some idiot in BMW in a car faster than his brain just drove right into a tree
Paula: And the whole road is blocked.
Paula: I will never get out ;(
Stan: Chill out. You have no power here. Sometimes you have to just embrace hard reality and just get through it.
Stan: When you get home, the warm dinner will wait for you in company of our 2 furry life companions.
Paula: You can give them food, so they won't moan at you.
Stan: Noo. We will all wait for you.
Stan: They are used to the fact, that they get food, when You get home from work. They don't use the clock.
Paula: I'm afraid that I will be at home in more than 1 hour.
Stan: Easy. Just make sure that You don't cause accident.
Paula: For now, I can't even drive 3 meters so unless I go and hit my head against a car it won't happen :(
Stan: Calm down, play some nice track or audiobook and just get through it.
Stan: We're all waiting for you :)
Paula: Thanks <3 | Paula is stuck in the traffic jam. Stan tries to comfort her. Paula asks Stan to feed the pets, but he refuses. Paula will get home in more than an hour. |
intruder: Hi
bodyguard: What brings you to the Treasure Cavern
intruder: Here! Am here because of this.
bodyguard: You are not to touch any of the kingdoms precious artifacts
intruder: You dont tell me what to do!
bodyguard: You want to challenge the best warrior in the kingdom
intruder: If you dont allow me take this in peace, I will slit your throat!
bodyguard: Disrupting this treasure is a taboo to the kingdom
intruder: I dont care about the taboo
bodyguard: I know you are broke ,just take this coin and be lost!
intruder: Let me get going. You are way too strong for me!
bodyguard: Let me be sure you won't act funny. I'll make sure your are safely out of the cavern
intruder: You lead the road then
Summarize the dialogue | intruder is in the treasure cavern to steal the coin. The bodyguard is the best warrior in the kingdom. |
Max: Holy cow the bus didn't arrive I'm gonna be late!
Courtney: Honey, why does this always happen to you?
Max: I'm so sorry ☹️ I'll take the cab to get there faster.
Courtney: You still have 15 minutes. Good luck! | Max's bus hasn't arrived. Max will take the cab to reach his destination in time. Max still has 15 minutes. |
hangman: Couple of young men who got caught robbing travelers on their way in to town. Getting what they deserve if you ask me. Are ye hungry?
peasant: Not terribly. I don't quite have the stomach of a hangman. Feasting on a turkey leg while thinking of condemned men sort of...sours the taste.
hangman: Get out of here you nasty varmint!
peasant: Here's the problem. Looks like he was after your mutton sandwich.
hangman: Worst part of city life are the rats if you ask me.
peasant: Here. You'll probably want to finish this up before the rats do.
hangman: Thanks I could do for a snack. Hanging men is hungry work.
peasant: Do you ever think about what some of these criminals think about while they've got the noose around their neck?
hangman: I know exactly what they are thinking. How was I dumb enough to let myself end up here?
Summarize the dialogue | Hangman is hungry. Peasant is not. Hangman is hungry. Peasant gives hangman a mutton sandwich. |
Melania: Hi Caroline, how are you doing?
Caroline: good, you?
Melania: good as well
Melania: I though about visiting Delaware
Caroline: wow, how come?
Melania: I want to buy some expensive electronics
Caroline: Can't you get it in NYC?
Melania: there is no tax in Delaware
Caroline: right! hahaha
Melania: just to save some money
Caroline: of course, you're welcome to stay at my place
Melania: so nice of you!
Caroline: I'll be so happy to have you here
Melania: I will write you tomorrow when I'll arrive
Caroline: ok! | Melania is going to stay at Caroline's place tomorrow. She will let Caroline know when she arrives. |
Ivy: Why are you angry with me?
Ivy: Today at school you didn’t say hi
Ivy: You didn’t even talk to me
James: I think you know why I’m angry
Ivy: Is it because of Tracy?
Ivy: Come on it was a joke!
James: Don’t you ever dare to talk to her like that | James is angry at Ivy for the way she talked to Tracy. |
doctor: I shouldn't think that kind of knowledge would require a doctor. I will grab my bag. Lead me to the king.
footman: What is the cup for? The king just say's "it hurts" and I run for you.
doctor: I need free hands to do my doctoring! You really should respect doctors more.
footman: I'll respect you when you heal our majesty. I'm losing my calm. I think we should be going.
doctor: Quit distracting me with your silly questions about the cup and just hold it then! Let's go.
footman: I saw some rough looking people outside. I will protect us to the castle.
doctor: Thank you. You would really think they would build this pharmacy in a better area of town. Closer to the castle, too. Away we go.
footman: Maybe if you heal his majesty he will see to it that you have a permanent position at his majesty's castle.
Summarize the dialogue | doctor will grab his bag and lead footman to the king. |
pet cat: Meow
priest: Ah. Hello Mr. Cat
pet cat: Purrrr....
priest: *rubs belly* You seem to be in a good mood
pet cat: *bats at Priests rosary*
priest: Hehe! That's not a toy.
pet cat: *sits gazing up, proudly giving you a gift*
priest: Oh... yay....
pet cat: Snarf
priest: Be gone you filthy cat!
pet cat: *rubs against leg in a loving manner* Meow
priest: Stop it!
pet cat: *Scratches Priest because he attacked* RWaar
priest: I will beat the sin out of you!
Summarize the dialogue | pet cat is a cat and he is a priest's pet. |
Keira: How come it started with wildangel3 then went to 1 wouldn't it make more sense to go from 1 to 2 and then 3?
Lois: yeah, i couldn't get onto my aacount for some bizar reason
Lois: but I'm thinking of deleting both - i mean, I created it when I was 10!
Keira: I figured ^^
Lois: Mean
Keira: <file_gif>
Lois: yeah yeah
Lois: btw, I saw your sister in town the other day
Keira: WHAT?! She's grounded for the month
Lois: SOmeone's in trouble...
Lois: You gonna tell on her?
Keira: Maybe... I'm kinda mad at her right now >:( | Keira wonders why wildangel plays in the wrong order. Lois is considering deleting her account as she could not log on. Lois saw Keira's sister in town, who was supposed to be grounded. Keira might tell on her. |
Project Manager: Right well done Catherine Gab Gabriel let us let us hear from you on on on such things
Industrial Designer: Do you need the border ?
User Interface: I am just going to use the PowerPoint so while this is warming up So I am doing the user interface design and basically as far as methods I was I was looking looking at looking at already existing remotes trying to find some inspiration from designs that are already out there Thinking of what we can retain what we can do away with what we what we can perfect a little bit as far as design we do not want to do something that is too radical of a change I guess I mean people want a remote that is familiar that has their favourite functionalities and and does the basics but so we can improve what is out there and maintain that the basic functionality that people want so things that seem like absolute musthaves would be a volume control so updown keys for that channel keys updown but then also a numerical key pad so that they can just key directly to the channel that they want rather than doing updown and a mute button one thing that I did not include here that I forgot that we talked about last time was doing some sort of lock function I do not I do not know that is one possibility And so in the research that I was doing there is basically two types of remotes ones that are engineering centred and ones that are more user centred which I do not know if I can access the web page from here but I can show you So this is a engineer centred one so you see it is rather busy but it also let us you play your movie stop your movie fastforward all this freeze frame and this is a user centred one it is it is easier to g just glance at this and see what is possible to do you are not going to be staring at it for five minutes And I judging from what what we all talked about during our last meeting I kind of gathered that that is what we were going after or the direction we were going in at least So the engineering centred ones provide a lot of functionality but it can be a little bit overwhelming so the user centred ones just focus on ease of use and this sort of overlaps with what the marketing person Reissa because we we need to find out what what people want before we make firm decisions on this
Project Manager: Great Now that is I just have a q a q question for you This w research that you have been doing looki looking at other you know existing units stuff have you found that anyone else has do has looked into the locking function or
User Interface: No that that that seemed like a novel idea as f as far as I know I mean obviously another exists like you like you said in in mobile phones That was sort of the inspiration for it I have never seen that with in in all my years in in the remote business I have have not I have never seen a locking functionality I do not know what do you guys have a a yea or nay on that a feeling about whether that is really necessary ?
Project Manager: I would say it is If it is simple to do which I think it probably should be even if it is a physical you know a f a like a f a physical switch or a physical cover for the remote even something like that then yes it is like you know like s you said earlier on ab ab ab a flip thing something like that but you know being physical Look into I have had word down from head office that something that we should be centred well something we should take into account is we have got to keep the corporate image within this remote control unit It is got to d look like it is in the R and R You know the the company it is it is from what I can see from our other products are yellow with blue writing on them
User Interface: Right And our motto is is we put the fashion in electronics
Project Manager: We put the fashion in electronics There you go
User Interface: I think I think we have to carry that mental
Project Manager: So it is kind of got to look it is got to look new and s you know something fashionable If if remote control well if telephones can be fashionable then maybe remote control units can be
User Interface: Well these I think we can so we talked about the layout in my presentation and what I did not mention yet really is is the sort of like the ergonomic design I t I think we can make big improvements over these two that you see here I mean everything is going t ergonomic you know there is you know mice for your computers that are very ergonomic and keyboards and that could be one of our niches p sort of in the market I guess
Project Manager: Reissa Let us plug you in baby
Marketing: Where does it go into ?
User Interface: then you just have to do function F eight and it should come up
Marketing: Well function F eight No
Project Manager: w it it just takes a wee while
User Interface: it just takes a second | In the presentation from User Interface, he first made sure of the position of the team’s remote control —— a remote control with basic functionalities and with some improvements. The must-haves would include volume control, channel keys up-down, a numerical keypad, a mute button and would exclude the lock button which was discussed in the precedent meeting. He made an introduction of two types of remotes: engineering centred ones which provide a lot of functionality and user centred which focus on the easiness of use. Later, the team discussed the locking function which Project Manager expected greatly, and also on the integration of the corporate image into the design of the remote control. At last, regarding the layout of the remote control, User Interface would like to make some improvements over two buttons concerning the ergonomic design. |
Olivier: I'm having a party on Saturday. You're welcome to come!
Drake: Cool.
Pam: I'm sorry, I'm out of town.
Drake: What time should I come?
Olivier: After 9
Drake: Do you want me to bring something?
Olivier: No, thanks. I have everything. | Olivier invites Drake and Pam to the party on Saturday. Pam won't come because she's out of town. Drake will appear after 9 pm. |
#Person1#: I'm afraid I spilled coffee on the tablecloth.
#Person2#: Oh, never mind. I am just going to do the laundry today.
#Person1#: I want to apologize. Is there anything can do for you?
#Person2#: It really doesn't matter at all. I never did like it anyway. | #Person1# apologizes for spilling coffee on the tablecloth and #Person2#'ll do the laundry. |
#Person1#: Hey, is your sister coming to dinner tonight?
#Person2#: No, she isn't. She has to work late on Fridays.
#Person1#: Well, did you invite our neighbor Don?
#Person2#: Nope. He's out of town this week.
#Person1#: So does that mean it's just us for dinner?
#Person2#: Yeah. Is that a problem?
#Person1#: No... It's just that we always have dinner together. I was hoping that we could have some company for once.
#Person2#: Well, I'm sorry to let you down. But I did make pizza, so I hope you can at least appreciate that. | #Person1# is down because #Person2#'s sister and Don cannot come to dinner. #Person2# comforts #Person1# with pizza. |
knight: Hello little mouse are you looking for scraps
mice: Of course, that is what I always do! Phew, this sword is way too heavy for a little mouse to carry...
knight: What is that mouse doing with that sword? Trying to eat the leather?
mice: I thought it might come in handy.
knight: Ill be putting this back on the wall little mouse!
mice: Ok, it is yours to keep.
knight: Let me see if I have any scraps for you little one
mice: Ok! Oh yes, and here is the other sword I found. For you!
knight: What the! Where is this mouse getting this stuff!
mice: I do not remember very well! But it is of no use to me, I just enjoy the local food!
knight: Here little one. lets take you outside. theres no food here
mice: Ok! Thank you, kind knight.
knight: Let us be off! Maybe well stop by the kitchen for a breadcrumb
mice: Oh yes! Breadcrumbs are my favorite! Some of them even have a bit of peanutbutter on it.
Summarize the dialogue | mice is looking for scraps. He is carrying a sword. He will put it back on the wall. He will take knight outside for a breadcrumb. |
#Person1#: Could you tell me what university you went to, Mr. Smith?
#Person2#: I went to Yale University.
#Person1#: Did you? And what did you study?
#Person2#: I have a B. A. in Economics.
#Person1#: Would you mind telling me how old you are?
#Person2#: I'm twenty-seven.
#Person1#: And could you tell me what other jobs you have had?
#Person2#: Yes, I have worked in a bank for the last five years.
#Person1#: And what was your salary at the bank?
#Person2#: I got $ 500 a week. | Mr. Smith tells #Person1# that he is 27 and gets a B.A. in Economics at Yale University. During the last five years, he has worked in a bank for $500 a week. |
Gregory: is Chris home? I have been calling and he does not respond
Sara: hey Greg, he is taking a bath
Gregory: for an hour?!
Sara: he is probably watching netflix in there ;)
Gregory: that bastard... tell him to call me when he is done please, it's urgent
Sara: okey :) | Gregory has been trying to reach Chris. Chris has been taking a bath for a long time. Sara will tell Chris to call Gregory soon. |
#Person1#: Good afternoon, Mrs. White.
#Person2#: Good afternoon, Mr. Black. Haven't seen you for a long time. Can I help you?
#Person1#: Can I see Mr. Cooper, your manager now?
#Person2#: Let me see if he is free. Would you please sit down and wait for a moment?
#Person1#: All right.
#Person2#: The manager will come to see you in a few minutes.
#Person1#: Thanks a lot, Mrs. White.
#Person2#: You are welcome. | Mr. Black wants to see Mr. Cooper and Mrs. White arranges the meeting. |
faery: I am a faery. I need your help!
barn cat: How can I help? You have a mouse for me to eat?
faery: I can get you a crate full of mouse to eat! You see that boy? If he catches me his family will enslave me and abuse my powers!
barn cat: Well that sounds horrible. So you want me to attack him?
faery: I don't want the boy hurt, for he has not harmed me yet, but he needs to leave or something so i can slip out!
barn cat: Humans love cats. I will hug him and you can escape during the distraction. Will that work?
faery: Yes! Just Meow loud when i can go!
barn cat: MEOW! MEOW!
faery: Thank you cat!
barn cat: I hope I see you again, friend
faery: You will! I promise to bring you a crate of mouse to this spot this time tomorrow!
Summarize the dialogue | faery needs barn cat's help to escape from a boy. Cat will hug the boy to distract him. Faery will bring a crate of mouse to the spot tomorrow. |
#Person1#: You must be Kelly. Thanks for coming. It's hard to find a good babysitter on a Friday night.
#Person2#: I like watching kids, and I need the extra money. I'd like to talk to you about my new rate increases. | #Person1# thanks Kelly for coming as a babysitter. Kelly wants a raise. |
Fred: Hey, how are you?
Jessica: Well, thanks. You?
Fred: A bit bored... I was looking for some tv series to watch.
Jessica: What kind of series?
Fred: I don't know, some sci-fi maybe...
Jessica: Have you seen the Handmaid's Tale? It's maybe not sci-fi, but a bit dystopical, so kinda close.
Fred: You mean dystopian?
Jessica: Haha yes, sorry!
Fred: What is it about?
Jessica: Can't tell you, you must watch yourself!
Fred: Oh, OK. Is it on Netflix?
Jessica: I don't think so. Try subsmovies.com
Fred: Thanks, I will.
Jessica: Don't forget to tell me if you liked it!
Fred: Sure! | Fred is looking for some sci-fi TV series to watch as he is slightly bored. Jessica recommends watching "Handmaid's Tale" and suggests a website where it can be found. |
merchant: I wonder how much that dust would sell for! Who wouldn't want to fly?
giant frog: Hey if you hook me up with some giant bugs, I might be willing to bring a live one back to you
merchant: I am sure I could catch some bugs. Sometimes my wagon is full of them
giant frog: Oh that sounds great, I have gotten so large it is quite a chore to jump around so much.
merchant: Indulge a little much on the flies eh? All of these trinkets and what not I bet sell well, but not as well as that fairy dust will!
giant frog: You have to keep them happy or they won't produce any fairy dust. You will need two of them so they don't get lonely and a cushioned box.
merchant: I am the authority of this realm, when they are mine, I will make sure they know they must be happy! And for you frog, you can have all the dead or alive bugs you want.
Summarize the dialogue | giant frog wants to trade bugs for fairy dust. The merchant will give him all the bugs he wants. |
beaver: What is it you will do today?
fish: Well i am hoping to find a mate upstream.
beaver: Are you headed that way now? Maybe you could look around my dam and make sure there are no holes
fish: I will a little bit later, i need to get a bite to eat first.
beaver: I see! I guess you will need the energy for the swim upstream
fish: That is for sure. have you seen any small fish anywhere?
beaver: They always swim way down at the bottom. why am i telling you, you know that fish!
fish: Yes i know, sometimes they congregate in a certain area. I just woke up from a nap so i am unaware of where they have been recently.
beaver: Well swim to the bottom and come back up and let me know
fish: Why don't you join me? What do you have going on?
beaver: I told you I have to finish this dam! Were you not listening? silly fish
Summarize the dialogue | fish wants to find a mate upstream. beaver wants fish to check his dam for holes. fish will do that later. |
traveler: Well, I ain't ever heard of that one before. My group of traveling merchants travel in groups to protect against thieves like that. We travel a long ways to provide for ourselves and our family. It is a shame how far people will go. Say officer, do you like spices?
police: No, I don't like spices. I love them!
traveler: Oh boy, good taste you have indeed. What would happen to be your favorite? Ever tried any spices that came from a long ways away?
police: Sichuan pepper, from China. Man, that stuff can make anything taste good.
traveler: Now, I have never tried that. Did you go to China, or did you meet a traveling merchant from China?
police: A guy broke into this bar infact and tried to steal something of value. I had to confiscate all his spices and I could keep some of them. So now when ever a merchant from china comes I always try and get some Sichuan.
Summarize the dialogue | The police loves spices. His favorite is Sichuan pepper from China. The police confiscated Sichuan pepper from a thief. |
Bianca: did you get my postcard?
Veronica: no? should i?
Bianca: yesss :( i sent you one from spain!!!
Veronica: maybe it will still come, you know they take a long time sometimes
Bianca: i sent it 2 months ago!! :(
Veronica: oh... well don't worry, now you have an excuse to go again haha | Veronica didn't get Bianca's postcard. Bianca sent it from Spain 2 months ago. |
seagull: Now that you mention it, I am light on this week's fish. Perhaps if I were to create a right ruckus and distract everyone...
thief: Brilliant plan indeed. Perhaps I will drop this jewel and all will pounce, attempting to gain its worth.
seagull: Indeed, it would be a shame if everyone, in their greed, decided to pounce upon the jewel and leave their wallets and purses unattended momentarily...
thief: Perfect opportunity. Victory shall be ours.
seagull: You've taken me for a fool, Thief!
thief: And you've taken me for an unskilled plebe!
seagull: You will run out of your luck some day, thief!
thief: Very unlikely. Someone as fashionable and skilled as I rarely runs out of luck.
Summarize the dialogue | seagull is light on this week's fish. He will create a ruckus to distract everyone and drop a jewel. The thief will steal the jewel. |
Hugh: What a living nightmare!!
Trent: I know, my guitar was out of tune for the last 2 songs.
Hugh: Well how about my mic issues. The sound engineer was an asshole!
Trent: I think that's the last time we play that place!
Hugh: You said it.
Trent: I gotta contact Rory to put it on our blacklist. Just try and forget it, and let's concentrate on the next show in Kingston, ok?
Hugh: Yeah, you're right. Goodnight.
Trent: Goodnight | Hugh had mic issues and Trent had guitar issues at their show. It's the sound engineer's fault. |
Kate: Can we start?
Pauline: Yes. Go first.
Martha: Go ahead.
Kate: <photo_file>
Pauline: Good.
Martha: Seems perfect to me.
Kate: <photo_file>
Pauline: There is a mistake in the second row.
Kate: True. I'll correct it. | Kate will correct the mistake in the second row. |
#Person1#: Mr. White, I would like to give you notice that I will be leaving the company. It will be effective at the beginning of the next month.
#Person2#: Jessica, I am very sorry to hear that. Why are you leaving?
#Person1#: I've been offered another job with higher salary. And it also gives me the opportunity of promotion.
#Person2#: Oh. If you had talked to me first, we would have given you a raise.
#Person1#: You are really a good employer, Mr. White and I am very lucky to have such a good boss like you. But this new job is more in my field of interest training. It's something I have always wanted.
#Person2#: Ok, good luck, Jessica. By the way, if you ever need a letter of recommendation, I would be happy to write one for you. | Jessica tells Mr. White she'll be leaving because she's been offered another job. Mr. White feels sorry but is willing to write a recommendation letter for her. |
#Person1#: It's Linda's birthday. She's 20 years old today. Are you going to her birthday party, Peter?
#Person2#: Sure, why not? Here is a present for her.
#Person1#: Is it a book?
#Person2#: No.
#Person1#: Can I open it?
#Person2#: Yes, go ahead.
#Person1#: Wow, a video tape. How nice! | Peter tells #Person1# he's going to Linda's birthday party and shows #Person1# his present for Linda. |
#Person1#: Are you new here?
#Person2#: Yes, I am.
#Person1#: Is this your first year in college?
#Person2#: I actually transferred here from another school.
#Person1#: Which school?
#Person2#: I transferred from PCC.
#Person1#: How do you like it here compared to PCC?
#Person2#: I love it here.
#Person1#: Do you like it better here or at PCC?
#Person2#: Don't get me wrong. I like it here, but PCC is better.
#Person1#: So, why did you leave PCC?
#Person2#: Because I got my AA and now I am going towards my bachelor degree. | #Person2# tells #Person1# #Person2# transferred here from PCC to get the bachelor's degree and #Person2# thinks PCC is better than here. |
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