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king: A charge?!?! over taxes? no daughter I say we coordinate a sit down with the villagers and come to an understanding. if one can not be met then we shall look to your idea
princess: You're right, that seems wiser... although I have to remind you that this beautiful unicorn palace was built from sweat and blood, and not politics.
king: You make me proud daughter! the wisdom you hold! Wise beyond your years
princess: Thank you daddy
king: Now if you are to lead a charge, how would you set your plan?!? Just in case we need a plan B
princess: I would lead our unicorn knights to battle myself. Make a few casualties and let the peasants know that they stand no chance against us.
king: My strong daughter, brave and true. We are lucky to have you to lead our knights into battle. I want you to be safe while you assembly your group. we shall need them in case our meeting doesn't go well
princess: What about you? What will you try to discuss with the villagers? Will you lower their taxes?
Summarize the dialogue | king and princess are discussing the taxes. They will meet with the villagers to discuss the issue. |
rat: Hello pig.
pig: What are you doing here today rat?
rat: This is my ruin. Find your own.
pig: What is your problem? We are friends!
rat: You must have me confused with another rat. We have never met!
pig: I will end you then you filthy creature!
rat: I have a weapon!
pig: So do I!
rat: Not so fast! I am too quick for you!
pig: Not so fast either!
rat: It seems we are evenly matched. Let's end this quarrel and share this nice ruin.
pig: I would really enjoy that rat!
rat: This ruin is ours, and we will protect it from any animal who would invade!
pig: I am sorry for the pain I have caused you!
Summarize the dialogue | pig and rat are fighting in a ruined place. |
#Person1#: Hello, Mrs. Taylor. Can you help me? I'm doing my homework and I can't understand this word.
#Person2#: Which one? Oh, I can't help you right away...I'm watching something on TV.
#Person1#: Oh? What are you watching?
#Person2#: I'm watching a cowboy film.
#Person1#: Can Mr. Taylor help me?
#Person2#: No, he can't now, Paul. He's reading.
#Person1#: What is he reading?
#Person2#: He's reading a magazine.
#Person1#: What about Kate?
#Person2#: Oh, she can't help you either. She's making a phone call now.
#Person1#: Oh? Who's she calling?
#Person2#: She's calling her boyfriend.
#Person1#: Then where is Jack? Can I ask for help from him?
#Person2#: He hasn't been home yet...Why? You're asking a lot of questions tonight, Paul.
#Person1#: Am I?...Well, I'm practicing my English. | Paul asks many questions hoping someone can help him. Mrs. Taylor wonders why Paul's aksing questions tonight, and Paul says he's practicing his English. |
dwarf: Don't disrespect my fellow Benign dwarves.
gnome: You will never find this gem now! I look cute, but now you know how mean I can be!
dwarf: Please be careful with that because its very special to those who live in the dwarven city.
gnome: Nope, it's mine now, I can do with it what I wish!
dwarf: Give that back or taste the tip of my axe!
gnome: Your axe? I hope you mean body spray because boy do you need it!
dwarf: Your right. Iv'e been mining all day. Let me remove my armor.
gnome: Now that's a sight I wish I never had to see!
dwarf: Now all you can see is my spectacular beard and my naked body.
gnome: This is the worst day of my life! This view will haunt my nightmares for the rest of my life! For the love of all that is holy, put that little thing away!
Summarize the dialogue | dwarf is angry with gnome because he stole a gem from the dwarven city. |
scantily clad virgins: We work for you, do we not?
his queen: This is a room in which you are only meant to step foot in upon our demand, understood?
scantily clad virgins: Yes ma'am!
his queen: Good, that's what I like to hear.
scantily clad virgins: I finished my assigned tasks for the day., I wonder if you have seen any lonely men around?
his queen: Perhaps outside of the castle? Best to check there first.t
scantily clad virgins: Great I will go check. How did your banquet go?
his queen: It went very well, thank you. Some of the food was a little bit below par but apart from that, it was nice.
scantily clad virgins: A woman like you should get our more.
his queen: How so? I am more than happy with the king!
scantily clad virgins: Yes, he is great. But he is getting older. And sometimes it exciting to be with someone strong and inexperienced.
Summarize the dialogue | scantily clad virgins finished their assigned tasks for the day. His queen is happy with the king. She is getting older and wants to be with someone stronger and inexperienced. |
Rudy: <file_photo>
Rasheed: Damn! When was this one taken? 2010 or something?
Rudy: Yeah, July 2010
Rasheed: Shit, so many years and still it seems like yesterday
Rudy: I know
Rudy: <file_photo>
Rasheed: Hah, Jennifer looked so different back then
Rudy: Yeah, the curly hair and those glasses
Rasheed: We're old, man
Rudy: Yep, but at least she's still the most beautiful woman in the world XD
Rasheed: Too bad she friendzoned us both years ago XD | Rudy and Rasheed are watching their old photos from 2010 and reminiscing on their old love. |
#Person1#: Did you enjoy that new movie?
#Person2#: That movie's just a lot of noise, same as Simon.
#Person1#: Oh, what happened, Carole?
#Person2#: I had to go by myself, he couldn't make it.
#Person1#: What? I met him just before I took off from Kitty's, he said he was coming.
#Person2#: Kitty's? He sure gets around, doesn't he?
#Person1#: Looks like it. So how did he handle it to?
#Person2#: His excuse was familiar. He said his car died again.
#Person1#: I think that's a bunch of nonsense. It seemed ok to me.
#Person2#: I know. Last week he gave me a lie about being too busy.
#Person1#: Doesn't sound promising.
#Person2#: Well, I think it's the time to pull the plug.
#Person1#: If you want I'll let him know if I run into him.
#Person2#: Thanks anyway, but I'll do it, Rebecca. Let's get to class. | Carole complains Simon didn't watch the movie because his car died. But Rebecca ran into him. Carole says Simon lied about being busy before, and Carole will pull the plug. |
horse: Hello my king. Where are we headed today?
king: To the market. We need to gather more food and supplies for the castle.
horse: Right away sir! Can't we get hay along the way?
king: I sure will for you, my beloved horse.
horse: So all we have to do is go to market?
king: Yes, that's all we'll have to do today.
horse: Sounds like a relatively mundane day Sir.
king: Mundane it may be, but it's better than being brought in the middle of the battlefield, correct? Here, have some hay.
horse: I agree! I hate the battlefield I have PTSD for horses after the last war.
king: I understand completely... We lost so many horses and people... It was a terrifying experience.
horse: My brother was chopped to pieces. I miss him dearly.
king: I do too, he was a great horse... He never deserved to go through that...
horse: He was going to be the prince's horse wasn't he?
king: Yes, he was...
Summarize the dialogue | horse and the king are going to the market to gather more food and supplies for the castle. Horse's brother was killed in the last war. |
Kim: Are you going to the conference in SF?
Jenny: I should, I know, it would be good for my career
Jeff: no, not so much, I think it's bullshit that it's so important
Simon: is it?
Jeff: sure, the whole net-working thing doesn't really matter, I think
Jeff: nobody offers you a job at a conference
Jeff: and it costs so much to fly to SF
Kim: I would like to go also to see what's going on in the field
Kim: to meet people, see new trends, ideas
Kim: I think it's important for an academic
Jeff: this may be true, if you can afford
Kim: the flight is about €500, right?
Simon: true
Jeff: and then more money for accommodation
Jeff: it can easily pile up to €2000
Kim: you're quite right, unfortunately
Jeff: because it also doesn't make sense to fly to California for 3 days
Jeff: it would be also extremely disturbing, with the jet lag etc.
Kim: you're so right :(
Jeff: so think about it first | Jeff is not going to the conference in SF. The flight is expensive. |
#Person1#: Good afternoon, can I help you?
#Person2#: Hello. I've been told to come in and see someone about my L / C. I just had a message to come in and see someone called Kristy.
#Person1#: I'm Kristy. Can I help?
#Person2#: I received a letter asking me to come in and see you. I'm Mr. Simons from Dalton's Electrics.
#Person1#: Oh, yes. Hello Mr. Simons. I have some information about your L / C amendment. The negotiating bank has just informed us that the 3rd party does not wish to accept the amendment.
#Person2#: Oh dear! Where should I go from here?
#Person1#: I'd recommend going back to the 3rd party, personally this time, and discussing what exactly it is they aren't happy with. Hopefully you can reach some sort of agreement, which is viable for everyone. | Mr. Simons from Dalton's Electrics sees Kristy about his L / C amendment. Kristy tells him the 3rd party does not wish to accept the amendment. Kristy recommends him to go back to the 3rd party and discuss it. |
a jailer: Sure picked an odd place to build a prison in this mine.
rat: Perhaps I can make a warm nest out of this
a jailer: Do what you want rat, as long as there no escapes on my watch.
rat: The mine offers shelter. In time perhaps I can get crumbs from prisoners.
Summarize the dialogue | a rat is trying to find a warm place to live in the mine. |
#Person1#: What are you reading?
#Person2#: It's an article about language. It talks about the idea of having a single global language.
#Person1#: It seems that English already is the main global language. Does the article suggest that there should be an artificial language like Esperanto as the world language.
#Person2#: Actually, it suggest English. The main argument is that English is already being studied as a second language in most countries-china, India, mexico, Nigeria, Pakistan, and japan. So beginning again with a language like Esperanto would be wasteful. The second argument is that English is used in modern technology far more that any other language. Most emails are sent in English and the vast majority of website use English.
#Person1#: Does the article say anything about other language? How will they survive in an English-speaking world?
#Person2#: The article points out that many languages have been lost and will be lost, but others will continue to be used for generation, even if English continues to be the dominant language.
#Person1#: Right. All the people who speak Chinese. Hindi, French and Spanish aren't suddenly going to stop using those languages.
#Person2#: Exactly. The article suggests that those languages will be used, but that they will only rarely be used in international communication between non-native speakers.
#Person1#: In that case, I shall continue to learning a few basic phrases in other languages. | #Person2# tells #Person1# the article says English has been studied in many countries and it's been used in modern technology so it's wasteful to create another main global language. Also, an article says other languages will be rarely used in international communications. |
#Person1#: Can you vouch for me that I was with you yesterday?
#Person2#: Why do I need to do that?
#Person1#: My character is in question. Someone was robbed at work and unless I have an alibi, I'm a suspect.
#Person2#: Oh, my goodness. Who do I need to talk to?
#Person1#: My employer. Can you come in to the office tomorrow?
#Person2#: Absolutely. I think I still have the boarding passes from our flight here somewhere.
#Person1#: That would be the real proof. Didn't we have to show ID to get on the plane?
#Person2#: Since 911 I think every airline requires that the passengers show ID to board. | #Person1# needs an alibi and asks #Person2# to vouch for #Person1#. #Person2# will come to the office and bring the boarding passes. |
Lilly: Could you pick up some eggs on your way home?
Robin: Sure, how many?
Lilly: A dozen will do
Robin: no problem | Robin will pick a dozen eggs on his way home. |
Dawn: hey
Dike: hey bro
Dawn: im cool, call me if you have some airtime, we need to talk
Dike: okay then | Dawn wants Dike to call him when he can. |
peasant: Hello, sir. I wonder if you might be able to spare some bit of food? I am starving.
wizard overseer: Here take this bread.
peasant: You are too kind. Thank you so much. I would be glad to do any work you need. I don't ask for much payment, but I could use a job.
wizard overseer: I can see you being my assistance.
peasant: Gladly. What would the job require?
wizard overseer: Doing what I say.
peasant: Certainly. What should be my first task?
wizard overseer: You can get me water.
peasant: Absolutely. Do you have a bucket I can use?
wizard overseer: Sure, use this.
peasant: THank you, sir. I will return with your water shortly.
wizard overseer: Sounds good, thank you.
peasant: Your welcome, sire. I best be on my way.
wizard overseer: Ok well see you soon.
Summarize the dialogue | peasant is starving and wants wizard overseer to give him some food. He will get water for him. |
thief: Hello judge, how are you today?
judge: I'm doing well. Are you here to declare yourself guilty?
thief: Guilty of what, sir?
judge: Well, of being a thief. What did you take?
thief: I'm not a thief! I've never stolen anything in my life.
judge: The charges brought before me say that you stole a potato. Hmmm....
thief: What potato?
judge: The potato I just saw you eating!
thief: There's no potato here judge. What proof do you have that I stole it if I no longer have it?
judge: And where did you get the meat?
thief: What meat?
judge: The meat I just saw you eating!
thief: No meat here judge
judge: Do you see that statue over there? The one where a thief is having his hands chopped off by lady justice?
Summarize the dialogue | thief is accused of stealing a potato and meat. He denies the charges. Judge is joking with him. |
#Person1#: I was wondering if you could go over the services available at EDD to help me get a job.
#Person2#: The best opportunity is called callous, which is an Internet-based job placement service that you can make use of.
#Person1#: Do I have to have a computer at home?
#Person2#: There are computers at our EDD offices for you to use in your job search.
#Person1#: Do you have any other services available?
#Person2#: We have information available about the job market as well as workshops.
#Person1#: What kinds of workshops are available at the EDD?
#Person2#: We have workshops in Resume Writing and Interviewing, to name a few.
#Person1#: Are there other places, outside of EDD, that I may look for work?
#Person2#: College job placement services can help. | #Person1# wonders if #Person1# can get a job with help of EDD. #Person2# introduces EDD's job services, like workshops in Resume Writing and Interviewing. |
crab: walk over to human
person: Hello crab. How are you on this fine day?
crab: remains silent
person: Well you certainly are friendly. I hope you aren't trying to trick me
crab: maybe
person: This water sure is clear. Is it always like this? I don't have time to get to the beach very often
crab: hahahahahhaha
person: Well that was rude. You are awfully moody. Glad my kids aren't around to see this
crab: here
person: Thanks I guess. You do look kinda tasty.
crab: I am not your food human
person: No maybe not but I know the king likes crab and I need to get on his good side.
crab: crab friends I need your help!
person: Don't worry little buddy. I'm just messing with you. The king loves me because I harvest all of his food.
Summarize the dialogue | crab is moody. The person is trying to trick him. The king likes crabs. |
Henry: Are you coming to the pub with us tonight?
Dorothy: Where are you going?
Henry: don't know, i'll ask
Henry: Apparently the Irish pub.
Dorothy: meh
Henry: C'mon, it's gonna be fun!
Henry: And if u don't like the pub, I can suggest some other place to the guys?
Dorothy: I don't know
Henry: Where'd u like to go?
Dorothy: don't know. Don't want to go out at all...
Henry: Okey, fine. If u change your mind, u know where to fine us. Okey?
Dorothy: fine | Henry is going to the Irish pub with others tonight. Dorothy doesn't want to go out. |
Grad D: a w your perspective ? sort of ? So as you move through it that s they just track it on the for themselves
Grad B: b y You do not That s I do not know I but y I do not think you really move sort of ? I mean that would be an an an enormous technical effort unless we would We can show it walks to you know We can have movies of walking you walking through through Heidelberg and you ultimately arriving there Maybe we want to do that
Grad D: I was just trying to figure out how how ambitious the system is
Grad B: The map was sort of intended to You want to go to that place You know and it s sort of there And you see the label of the name So we get those names pronunciation stuff and so forth and we can change that
Grad D: Mm Mm So your tasks do not require you to I mean yo you are told So when your task is I do not know `` Go buy stamps `` or something like that ? So do you have to respond ? or does your what are you ste what are you supposed to be telling the system ? Like w what you are doing now ? or
Grad B: Well we will see what people do
Grad D: There s no OK so it s just like `` Let s figure out what they would say under the circumstances `` | D wanted to know if the videos for the navigation system would be recorded from a first person perspective. D was also trying to understand how ambitious the system was. D learned that the goal was to understand how people reacted and talked in such a scenario. D provided some information about potential candidates for the human operator and wizard roles as well. |
#Person1#: Excuse me, is there a swimming pool in your hotel?
#Person2#: Yes, the swimming pool is right behind the building. Walk out of the door and you will see it.
#Person1#: What's the fare?
#Person2#: $ 10 per hour.
#Person1#: Thank you. | #Person2# shows #Person1# the way to the swimming pool and tells #Person1# the fare. |
Alisha: Hey! I saw that you're working at the Woodward Institue. I actually wanted to ask you some questions about that (if it's all the same to you) - so do you want to grab a coffee some time?
Alexi: That's right! Sure :) When would work for you?
Alisha: Great! :D I'm free after 3pm on wednesday, is that works
Alexi: Yes, perfect. How about 4 somewhere downtown? I live in the old town, not sure where you'd prefer
Alisha: :) Well I finish my lessons at 3 at the Chem department (right next to where you work :P), but I don't mind going to the old town... Maybe we could meet outside the Tavern?
Alexi: I won't be there that day, and it's pretty far from my department but let's meet halfway :) would you prefer the city centre then?
Alisha: Alright :D Bullring then (or do you a better place)?
Alexi: That's good! Costa coffee by the entrance?
Alisha: Works for me :) See you soon! | Alisha and Alexi will meet on Wednesday at 4 pm by the entrance to Costa Coffee in the city centre. |
tribe chief: I don't think you belong here, I'm gonna have to ask you to leave
thief: What did I do? I live alone in the woods, noone wants me. I am just trying to get a coconut or two.
tribe chief: I'm sorry but I don't trust you one bit.
thief: What have I done to not gain your trust?
tribe chief: Well you barged in here and took something from the hut immediately.
thief: Your right, I do not belong in this bamboo hut.
tribe chief: And now you are touching me without my permission!
thief: HA, you don't even know who I am do you? BOW down to your ROYAL thief
tribe chief: You get the hell out of here or I'll kill you, thief!
thief: Catch me if you can!
tribe chief: Leave and never come back, I'm not chasing you!
thief: Don't fall in that small fire trying to chase me
Summarize the dialogue | a thief broke into a hut of a tribe chief and stole something from him. the chief doesn't trust him and wants him to leave. the thief is threatening to kill him. |
residents of the cottage: And take care of it you surely do! Surely the 'residents' of this graveyard appreciate it.
caretaker: no no i take care of a summer home near by i am here to pay respects to my mother
residents of the cottage: Oh! I am so sorry! Forgive me! Surely you understand I am a bit... lost... since the fire.
caretaker: do not worry, i take no offense
residents of the cottage: Thank you. Your mother... I believe my mother introduced us once. She seemed like an amazingly warm woman.
caretaker: yes she was very kind i miss her dearly
residents of the cottage: As I miss mine. Were it not for my work, I know not what darkness would overtake my mind.
caretaker: we will make it out of this sadness do not fret
residents of the cottage: It is starting to feel that way... slowly but surely.
caretaker: yes its a step by step process
residents of the cottage: Hmmm... Mother would be happy with this place. The flowers especially.
Summarize the dialogue | Residents of the cottage are lost since the fire. The caretaker is here to pay respects to his mother. |
User Interface: I think so Maybe sorta spherical or something A ball
Marketing: Maybe like userfriendly like a little you know where you can use both hands like a little keyboard type thing | User Interface proposed that they can design a fashionable and modern spherical remote controller, reduce buttons to make it simple, and connect several parts of the remote control with hinges. Marketing put forward the keyboard shape remote control, using the handle to make it more user-friendly. Project Manager further proposed the idea of a joystick keyboard. |
guest: He calls me in sometimes when he is feeling most lonely. I would like to say he simply likes my company, but I also bring stories from my travels that entertain him.
chef: Well, I suppose you know him best. Just... well a friendly piece of advice, but watch yourself around him. He's gotten a little testy for some reason ever since he had his wife executed for high treason.
guest: Yes I had heard about that, nasty business. I will do my best. I brought my book of prayers and my hymn book just in case. They've always been a feeling of- protection for me. How are you dealing with it?
chef: Ha - mostly by staying down here. I had a right time of it trying to figure out what he wanted for this evening's menu. I've never seen a face turn quite so *very* red when I suggested the goose over the venison.
Summarize the dialogue | guest visits the king sometimes. The king likes the stories the guest tells him. The king is a bit testy since he had his wife executed for high treason. |
king: It's been glorious to know my bloodline have been ruler over this great kingdom
barn cat: I am happy for you king, i love being in the royal stables
king: What can i do to make your life easy cat!
barn cat: just have more rats to feed on, and a puff to nap on
king: Are you telling me that my kitchen is dirty and full of rats?
barn cat: sometimes i get to run around chasing for them
king: ok, I was thinking about meat for you so you don't have to eat those dirty rats
barn cat: I wiill love it, but then rats aint dirty
king: seems you will miss them because I am about to flush out their race
barn cat: Yes, i will miss them
king: so I believe you will start getting used to beef, mutton, porn and fish
barn cat: I cant wait to feed on pork and fish
king: yea boy, you are now a palace cat!
barn cat: Thank you so much
Summarize the dialogue | king has been ruler over this great kingdom for a long time. He wants to make his cat's life easier. He will give him meat instead of rats. |
traveler: Have you any need of spices spirit?
spirit: What kind of spices?
traveler: Nutmeg, cinnamon, and coriander.
spirit: I really do enjoy cinnamon. How much?
traveler: 3 Silver pieces a bag.
spirit: Ah i forgot! I am not human anymore. I don't have a mouth to enjoy such things.
traveler: Well, you could still buy it, in memory of your former life?
spirit: I don't have any money. Where are you headed?
traveler: To trade at Murkwantle a few leagues to the East.
spirit: Oh where are you coming from?
traveler: From Birdmunkster . . . the spice capital of the region.
spirit: Oh these spices are really fresh then, I am sure you will sell a lot.
traveler: That is the hope, I need to ransom my child from the Sultan.
Summarize the dialogue | spirit wants to buy spices from the traveler, but he has no money. The traveler is going to Murkwantle to trade. |
spider: You bet! Way better than the farmhouse!
bat: I wonder how long this mine as been abandoned for.
spider: Looks old! Many of the cobwebs aren't even mine.
bat: You say so? I thought you'd been down here awhile now! I wonder what happened to the rest of your kind.
spider: Maybe they got eaten by another spider? Happens sometimes.
bat: You eat your own kind? Blast! Well, I eat the babie bats sometimes too. But that's cz they wont shut up.
spider: That is one way to do it! I have hundreds of babies each year myself, sometimes it is easiest just to eat the most aggravating five or six.
bat: How else would be get any sleep!
spider: Exactly! And to think the humans criticize our parenting methods.
bat: Human, yuk. Thats why I hide down in cave. To be away from those batty things!
spider: They make my spidey sense tingle, that's for sure.
Summarize the dialogue | spider and bat are in a cave. The cave has been abandoned for a long time. Spider eats bats that won't shut up. |
#Person1#: hey, Jimmy, you've been sitting in front of the TV all day. Anything interesting on TV?
#Person2#: not really. Quite boring right now, actually. Mostly infomercials and public service announcements.
#Person1#: why don't you turn off the TV and get outside? You need to get some fresh air.
#Person2#: I know, I know. But my favorite show is on in a couple of minutes. It's the series finals, and I wouldn't miss it for the world!
#Person1#: Really? What's the series about?
#Person2#: well, it's about how an immigrant girl achieve her dream in America. It's a sitcom but really quite smart and really funny. I think you'd like it.
#Person1#: it sounds interesting, but I am not a big fan of TV shows. They're time consuming and don't have much depth.
#Person2#: I believe some shows are quite informative and interesting. Take this show for example, it examines American xenophobia and how it might conflict with the American dream, with hilarious results.
#Person1#: really? that's interesting!
#Person2#: yeah. Oh, here it comes! why don't we watch it together? they are going to have a court debate in this episode. It should be good.
#Person1#: OK, I'll give it a go. | #Person1# suggests Jimmy who's been watching TV all day to get outside, but Jimmy wants to wait for his favorite show and tells #Person1# about it, then #Person1# gets interested and will watch it with Jimmy. |
parishioner: of course i always serve the lord
priest in ornate robes: I was thinking of entering more business with our parish
parishioner: as long as it includes helping god
priest in ornate robes: That is my sole purpose of living, to deliver the word of God.
parishioner: and it is mine to hear it, i am but the lords vessel
priest in ornate robes: What is the last story you have heard of the lord?
parishioner: that he helped the village next door out of a flood
priest in ornate robes: Ah yes the God's work is divine. I am not sure if you have heard recently, God quelled the fires of a nearby kingdom.
parishioner: he truly is amazing is he not
priest in ornate robes: Have you heard how he sent a man to split the red sea?
parishioner: it is very amazing the work that he does for us
Summarize the dialogue | The priest is thinking of entering more business with the parish. The parishioner always serves the lord. |
Jeff: Hi, any news from Annie?
Martha: She said she'll be landing in Newark at 9 p.m.
Jeff: Ok
Martha: I'm picking her up
Jeff: Ok, sorry I can't do it this time
Martha: Don't worry, dear
Jeff: I won't be coming back from Chicago before Wednesday
Martha: Ok, don't worry
Jeff: Did she enjoy Europe?
Martha: Yes, she said Rome was great as well as Florence and Naples. She also visited Paris and Bruxelles
Jeff: Ok | Martha is picking up Annie from the airport at 9 p.m. Martha won't be back from Chicago before Wednesday. Annie liked her trip to Europe very much. |
#Person1#: My computer isn't running at the same speed it used to be, it is testing my patience everyday. Can you tell me how to make it run faster?
#Person2#: If you want to speed up your system, you'Ve got to clean it up first.
#Person1#: How?
#Person2#: You need to free your disk space. The simplest way is to use a Disk-Cleanup tool to remove temporary files and in store programs that you no longer use. Things should be fine next time you start. You also need to control what starts up. There is a program calls Start-up Delayer, It can help to set after how much time programs should be loaded after Windows boosts. For example, you can choose to set your Fox Mail program to load 30 seconds after Windows starts up.
#Person1#: Very useful advice, I will try them right now. | #Person2# advises #Person1# to use a Disk-Cleanup tool to remove temporary files and in-store programs that are no longer used and control what starts up in order to speed up the computer system. |
resident: hello
royal family: What are you doing in the Tree House?
resident: i am just relaxing
royal family: Beautiful day isn't it?
resident: yes it is. you royal family have it easy
royal family: We worked hard to get to this point. Don't get mistaken.
resident: oow.. thats true anyways.
royal family: What do you do for work?
resident: i have a little garden i tend to
royal family: Oh nice. What do you grow?
resident: potatoes and vegetables
royal family: Nice. I'll have to stop by some time and try them
resident: thats okay.
royal family: Well I have got to get going
Summarize the dialogue | royal family is relaxing in the tree house. Resident has a garden he tends to. Royal family will stop by to try his vegetables. |
god: Those are pretty great aren't they? But seriously, anything this snake-god can do for you?
snake: Yesssss! I fell in love with a human but humans are blergh ugly. Can you turn them into a fellow ssssnake??
god: I can do better than that snake-dude - here, take this necklace, whenever you spit on a human, you can turn them into a snake. Radical right?
snake: Woooooow! Thatssssss amazing!! How much do I owe you?
god: Nothing man! Just keep praying to the Snake God! Oh, and if you could go door to door handing out these pamphlets about the "Word of the Snake" that would be rad.
snake: Ok but I have no hands so I will do it one pamphlet at a time!
god: That's the spirit! How'd you like to become a saint? You could be Snake the Saint! Or Snake Saint! Or Saint Snake? You decide man.
Summarize the dialogue | snake fell in love with a human but humans are ugly. He wants god to turn the human into a snake. God gives him a necklace that whenever he spits on a human, he can turn them into a snake. Snake wants to become a saint. |
Violet: I got to see the CB special last night!
Leo: Better late than never?
Violet: I guess! | Violet saw CB special last night. |
#Person1#: Hi Sue. How's it going?
#Person2#: Oh, hi, Frank. Just fine. How are your classes?
#Person1#: Pretty good. I'm glad this is my last term here though.
#Person2#: Why is that? I thought you were enjoying school.
#Person1#: I was, but now I'm getting tired of it. I'm ready for the real world.
#Person2#: What are you planning to do when you graduate?
#Person1#: First, I want to get a job as a computer programmer and then after 5 years or so I'd like to start my own business.
#Person2#: Sounds good. I still have 3 terms to go until I'm done.
#Person1#: You'll make it for sure. Well, see you later.
#Person2#: Bye. | Frank tells Sue he's glad this is his last term because he's tired of school. Frank wants to be a computer programmer and then start his own business. |
#Person1#: I'd like to send this parcel to Spain, please.
#Person2#: Do you want to send it by airmail or by surface mail?
#Person1#: Well, how long will it take if I send it by surface mail?
#Person2#: About five weeks.
#Person1#: Oh, dear. It won't get there for New Year's Day if I send it by surface mail. How much will it cost if I send it by air?
#Person2#: Just a moment. I'll weigh it. | #Person2# serves #Person1# to send a parcel by air so that it'll get to Spain for New Year's Day. |
cardinal: Even someone such as I commits sins now and again.
ancient king: I see. And do you have to go to confessional, too?
cardinal: I have not for I am afraid my sins are grave.
ancient king: Oh dear. I'm so very sorry to hear that. I cannot absolve you of your sins, but am happy to listen if you would like.
cardinal: Well recently I have made the error in lying to the king, I did not do so maliciously.
ancient king: Was it a big lie? Does it affect him in any way long-term?
cardinal: I do not know, someone has been stealing from the church and I have yet to find who. I told him that everything has been fine, but I am afraid our coffers lie bare.
ancient king: How terrible that they would put you in that situation. Do you think you'll be able to find the culprit?
cardinal: I do hold hope that I can do so, it appears to be someone affliated with the church.
Summarize the dialogue | cardinal has lied to the king. He hasn't gone to confessional. |
character: No not at all. We're going to die out here!
alligator: well if that is the case how about you first
character: What are you saying alligator?
alligator: i am just saying if you have decided already that you must die out here no reason for your sacrifice to go to waste
character: I'll have you know i can take you down if need be. But if we work together maybe we have a better chance of surviving.
alligator: well if there was no water the way you came i say we head the other way
character: *SMACK* I Lied you will never eat me!
alligator: well lets see what you got, you gonna be dinner today
character: Bring it on! I have already fought an alligator back in the day, this will be easy!
alligator: wait it was you that killed my cousin vinny at the lake murderer
character: How do you know about that?!
alligator: its the reason i left the lake and walked out here in this desert, the memory of vinny was haunting the lake
Summarize the dialogue | alligator and character are lost in the desert. Alligator wants to die, but character refuses to do so. They will die out here. |
#Person1#: Okay. Mr. Smith. Let's begin your road test.
#Person2#: Oh. I know I'm ready. I've been practicing in my driveway all week.
#Person1#: Okay. Mr. Smith. As I'm sure you are aware, you will not only be tested on your knowledge of the rules of the road, but on your behavior toward other motorists.
#Person2#: Okey-dokey.
#Person1#: Okay. Now you can start your car.
#Person2#: Yeah, right. Here we go!
#Person1#: Whoa! Take it easy. The speed limit in this business district is only 25 miles an hour. [Oh]. All right. Now, turn right at the next corner... [This corner?] Na, not here! Wow! You forgot to signal too!
#Person2#: Gosh. I didn't see that one, and... Ah, Could you grab my cell phone under my seat. [Huh?] Nah, I'll get it.
#Person1#: Oh, Mr. Smith. Keep your eyes on the road!
#Person2#: Oh yeah.
#Person1#: Okay. Now, pull over here and show me that you can parallel park.
#Person2#: Sure. Wait. Hey bud. Move your car. I was here first!
#Person1#: Ah. Forget it. Just keep driving.
#Person2#: So, how am I doing? Can I just take a peek at your notes?
#Person1#: No! And, uh, watch out. Mr. Smith. Now you're tailgating the vehicle in front of us.
#Person2#: Oh, yeah. I'm just so excited about getting my license today. [Right.].
#Person1#: Okay. Now carefully, CAREFULLY turn right here, and wait, wait, WAIT... STOP!! You almost hit that pedestrian. How in the world did you pass the written test anyway? [Well...]You have to give way to any pedestrians crossing the street. Jeez!
#Person2#: Oh. sorry about that. It won't happen again. [Car screeching to a stop...]
#Person1#: Whoa! Get out! [What?] Get out! I'm driving back to the office.
#Person2#: Does this mean I didn't pass the test?
#Person1#: Look, Mr. Smith. Could you do me a favor? When you come back to take the test again, plan on coming on Friday.
#Person2#: Again? Why? Is it less crowded that day?
#Person1#: No. It's my day off. | Mr. Smith is taking a road test to get his driving license. During the test, Mr. Smith forgets the speed limit and forgets to signal. He doesn't keep his eyes on the road. He is tailgating a vehicle and almost hits a pedestrian. He doesn't pass the test and #Person1# asks him to take it again when #Person1# is off. |
Anthony: Hello my dear Helen! After all these happy-new-year greeting it's time for a recap. Here is a bit of a pictorial review of my year (well holidays really) - interested?
Angela: Great to hear from you again and so soon. Sure I'm interested.
Anthony: Starting with kayaking in May, including Hetty, Ken, Joss (Hetty’s son) and Sarah on the team-sheet.
Anthony: 5 day’s kayaking, where we paddled from the North Sea to the Atlantic Ocean, along the Caledonian Canal in Scotland. It is mainly Loch Ness and three smaller lochs, joined up by canal sections, and is about 65 miles long.
Angela: Ant the weather? Scottish?
Anthony: It was the most perfect weather ever (we have had that sort of a summer).
Anthony: <file_photo> and the most stunning countryside.
Anthony: <file_photo> The head of Loch Ness where we wild-camped in an idyllic bluebell glade. Yes this really is Scotland!
Anthony: <file_photo> Me being inert on Loch Lochy.
Anthony: <file_photo> And with Joss and Sarah.
Angela: Wait a sec!
Angela: I don't understand kayaking in these flimsy objects.
Anthony: They aren't flimsy having polyethylene hulls.
Anthony: And some photos from our sailing trip in The Hebrides:
Anthony: <file_photo>
Anthony: So my sailing trip was back to the Hebrides, but this time to the northern part. Again the weather and scenery were perfect.
Angela: Can't believe it! Looks absolutely stunning.
Anthony: In August I spent 23 days along the Silk Road, from Kyrgyzstan, into western China, then Takikistan and Uzbekistan:
Anthony: <file_photo>
Anthony: <file_photo> One night I woke up in my Yurt, to find this kitten snuggling up to me.
Angela: Looks as if you were about to take it along with you.
Angela: Did you sleep in yurts?!
Anthony: A marvellous trip through some amazing cities, and spectacular mountain scenery in hotels, guest houses, “home stays”, and camping in Yurts.
Anthony: <file_photo> And finally over Christmas in Morocco with Sarah and Zof.
Angela: Zof again? I wish you did!
Anthony: With Zof and her boyfriend plus Denis I had a week cycling on the Sahara side of the High Atlas mountains in Morocco. The cycling was a bit boring, but we went to some great places and had a great trip.
Angela: Very impressive. Thanks for sharing!!! | Last year Anthony did a lot of travelling all around the world. He did kayaking, camping, sailing and cycling. |
thief: That is a beautiful pocket watch you carry.
customer: Why thank you! I thought it looked nice, but what's great is that it's pretty much worthless! It's plastic, but looks great!
thief: Oh but it probably keeps good time...would you say?
customer: Off and on. I sometimes find that it's off by a few minutes and stops from time to time. But I like to wear it just for looks.
thief: Come aren't these the best smelling spices? This shop is amazing.
customer: It is! I especially like their new corn!
thief: Could I interest you in this meat in trade for your watch?
customer: What kind of meat is it?
thief: Only the rat money can buy...(
customer: I'm sorry...did you say that it was rat meat?
thief: (in a whisper) yes...and there is a knife at your chest...now give me the watch and I'll be going.
customer: Help! Thief!
Summarize the dialogue | customer is in a spice shop. The thief wants to trade the customer's plastic watch for rat meat. The thief has a knife at the customer's chest. |
resident: By having fun and growing into who you are, my child! I grew up too fast, now I worry all the time. There's a whole garden for you to play with over here!
a young girl: I play in the garden. I'm not a lady yet, so I can still climb the tree.
resident: Yes! Climb in the tree, dance around, have all the fun. Be careful though, don't fall out! I don't want to see you hurt yourself.
a young girl: I'm VERY good at climbing.
resident: Oh, I believe you! I'm just a little worry wart, don't mind me. See, that's what's tough about being an adult. We think too much!
a young girl: Maybe you should play in the garden, then.
resident: Hm.. I do like to plant flowers. Have you ever done that?
a young girl: No. How do you do it?
resident: First, grab a vegetable! Do you see the seeds inside?
Summarize the dialogue | Resident advises a young girl to have fun and grow into who she is. The resident likes to plant flowers. |
songbird: What a beautiful day is it not?
small animals: indeed, how are you today dear bird
songbird: I am doing just fine enjoying this wonderful day. What about you my tiny friend?
small animals: i too am just wandering tho this treasure is quite interesting
songbird: It indeed is something. I wonder where this map leads to.
small animals: yes i too wonder, what does it say?
songbird: Why don't you see for yourself?
small animals: oh wow that is quite the map is it not?
songbird: It is indeed it seems like you can put objects inside it. What a strange map.
small animals: yes quite the map it is, i wonder if anyone will wander up for it
songbird: Can I see the map once again?
small animals: here take it back
songbird: I wonder what will happen if I put this flower inside the treasure map?
Summarize the dialogue | songbird and small animals are wandering. They find a treasure map. |
#Person1#: I'm frustrated. We're supposed to do our assignment on the computer, but I have difficulty getting access to the computers in the library.
#Person2#: I understand the way you feel. I'm looking forward to the day when I can afford to get my own. | #Person1# has difficulty getting access to the computers in the library to do #Person1#'s assignment. |
mourner: Yes I am, it is a shame that they fell due to the curse...
caretaker: Yes, it seems as though that curse is taking a lot of our loved ones nowadays.
mourner: Even the sun will not shine upon the grave...
caretaker: What do you think is the cause of the curse?
mourner: From what was told to me it was a spell cast by a witch.
caretaker: The witch cast it on most of our citizen or what?
mourner: It seems like everyone who angers her feels her wrath, my uncle was one of the unfortunate.
caretaker: Luckily it hasn't reached the King's castle yet. I am sorry about your uncle though.
mourner: Thank you for your sympathies, as you can see even the text has worn away only after a year.
caretaker: Yes, it appears as though this grave-site is kept very well.
mourner: It has certainly been cleaned up well yes.
caretaker: So it seems weird that your uncle's tombstone has already faded.
Summarize the dialogue | mourner is sad about his uncle's death. The curse was cast by a witch. The text on the tombstone has worn away after a year. |
king: That should not be an issue, we have a childcare facility on site if you'd like to utilize it. I will make sure your family eats like a king tonight!
townperson: I feel like I am in a dream! I humbly accept your offer. My family will be overjoyed!
king: What is life but a long dream? Let'
townperson: Powerful and wise! Let me just yell out to my family, they live across the street.
king: I apologize, I seem to have choked of my tongue for a second there! I meant to say, let us see what other goodies are on these walls. Your family looks beautiful! What a delight.
townperson: Thank you, I love all 27 of them! I have always wondered what those differently colored powders on the walls are for. Have you seen anything like them?
king: I have seen a white powder around here before. I sure would like to find more of it, that was the most energized I have been in years!
Summarize the dialogue | king offers the townperson and his family to stay at his palace. He offers to take care of the children. The townperson accepts the offer. |
#Person1#: May, do you mind helping me prepare for the picnic?
#Person2#: Sure. Have you checked the weather report?
#Person1#: Yes. It says it will be sunny all day. No sign of rain at all. This is your father's favorite sausage. Sandwiches for you and Daniel.
#Person2#: No, thanks Mom. I'd like some toast and chicken wings.
#Person1#: Okay. Please take some fruit salad and crackers for me.
#Person2#: Done. Oh, don't forget to take napkins disposable plates, cups and picnic blanket.
#Person1#: All set. May, can you help me take all these things to the living room?
#Person2#: Yes, madam.
#Person1#: Ask Daniel to give you a hand?
#Person2#: No, mom, I can manage it by myself. His help just causes more trouble. | Mom asks May to help to prepare for the picnic and May agrees. |
Sid: Hi Guys!
Sid: ready for the exam?
Nancy: don't ask....
Lucy: :D
Sid: I've been studying all day and Im fed up with all this
Nancy: I havent studied much yet
Nancy: I have a loooong night ahead
Lucy: me too :(
Lucy: its so much to learn!
Sid: Any ideas what questions may there be?
Lucy: Modern history for sure, thats Mrs. Potter's favorite era
Sid: Ok, I'll look at this point again
Nancy: Same for me
Nancy: Ok, gotta to now, guys!
Lucy: Bye, Nancy! Talk to you later!
Sid: See ya tomorrow! | Sid's been studying for the exam all day while Lucy and Nancy still haven't. Lucy expects questions concerning modern history on the exam. |
#Person1#: Hello, Sunshine Flower Shop. This is Shareen speaking.
#Person2#: This is Tom Hanks. I'd like to order some flowers for my mother and have them sent to her apartment.
#Person1#: Fine, Mr. Hanks. What kind of flowers do you want?
#Person2#: I'd like to send a dozen red carnations.
#Person1#: A dozen red carnations? Our long stem red carnations are selling for 12 pounds a dozen this weekend. They are really quite nice.
#Person2#: Alright then, I'll take those.
#Person1#: I need your complete address, Mr. Hanks.
#Person2#: The address is number 84 MW Street. For the card, just write something simple. How about 'dear mom, all my love, Tom'?
#Person1#: Of course. OK, when should they arrive?
#Person2#: They should be there before 5 o'clock in the afternoon on June seventeenth. My mom's telephone number is 8456086363. Please call her first before you deliver them.
#Person1#: That should be no problem. Just one more question, Mr. Hanks. How do you intend to pay for it?
#Person2#: You can put it on my visa card. The number is KH 3272645.
#Person1#: Got it. Bye.
#Person2#: Bye, thanks. | Tom Hanks phones to order a dozen red carnations for his mother and then pays for them with #Person2#'s assistance. |
Kirsty Williams AM: Yes absolutely So I am hoping to make an announcement tomorrow if not later on this week about some specific details around support for hardware and connectivity We are working closely with local authorities to understand just that : to understand from the schools the number of schools that—and a number of them have already done this—have been lending Chromebooks iPads and laptops to children and also identifying children who are not perhaps engaging in the activities that have been made available And we will be doing two things to support local authorities The first is to use the stock of equipment that they already have to be able to provide hardware to students So we have purchased on a national basis software that when applied to an old piece of kit essentially turns it into an outofthebox Chromebook Because as you can imagine just like other things during a pandemic there has been a rush to buy new stuff on the market and then there is a scramble and nobody can get what they need So we are utilisng kit that is already available in schools and local authorities and we will look to backfill that to schools at a later point out of our EdTech investment programme The other issue is once a child has a Chromebook or a laptop or a device issues around connectivity So we are also looking to purchase on a national level and distribute MiFi connectivity so students will be able to have access to WiFi where they do not have that already That is why we need to work closely with local authorities and schools to identify the level of that need and to make sure the stuff gets to the right children One of the ways in which we are able to do that is to look at engagement in education So if a child has not been engaging is that because they just do not want to and they are voting with their feet—but clearly teachers need to have a conversation about that—or is that because the child simply does not have the ability to do that and therefore we need to get that stuff out to those children ? So rather than just simply leaving it to local authorities to scramble around in a very crowded market to get the stuff that they will need we are trying to do that on a national basis and deploy that to local authorities So our officials have been having conversations with each of our local authorities to ascertain what is already happened and there is very good practice out there—schools have been proactive—but where there are gaps what can we do as a national Government to be able to assist them to do that ? We are repurposing some of the resources that we had previously identified for our EdTech investment using those resources to fill this particular | Kirsty Williams AM shared that the government were working closely with local authorities to understand what school had already done, for instance lending Chromebooks, iPads and laptops to children. Schools should make sure that students' access to current education patterns were available to all. Besides, nationwide purchase of digital learning tools, the government was also looking to purchase and distribute Mi-Fi connectivity on a national level. Last but not least, the government and local authorities were together continuing to identify education gap and decided to repurpose some of the resources which had been previously identified for the EdTech investment, using those resources to fill this particular gap. |
bishop: in Jesus name Amen.
maid: Just finishing your prayer Bishop?
bishop: Yes young maid, what brings you here?
maid: I was told to come and help clean your office?
bishop: Well that would be nice, you have your work cut out for you.
maid: How does it get so messy in here?
bishop: I guess I pray and read most days, no time to clean up.
maid: I've never been one to go to the church.
bishop: Please place this on the shelf, young maid. You should go to church young lady, the lord loves you.
maid: WHen is the next service?
bishop: Well Sunday of course, at 10
maid: What about wednesday evenings?
bishop: It is Friday, you asked for the next service silly.
maid: Oh for some reason I thought it was monday! Working too hard.
Summarize the dialogue | maid was told to come and help clean the bishop's office. The bishop is a busy man and he doesn't have time to clean up. Maid is working too hard and she thought it was Monday. |
Leah: got 1 free ticket for split tonight at 7:45pm, who's in?
Zara: me! me!
Rose: meeee
Rose: noooo
Leah: Zara was first, sorry Rose :<
Rose :( | Leah will give Zara 1 free ticket for tonight at 7:45 pm. Rose responded too late, so she won't get any. |
gypsy: Can you hold this while we take in the view? It's been a long journey. I want to enjoy this beautiful sunset
farmer: Definitely, look at those wonderful towers. Do you want to go into one, the knight here might let us if we ask nicely
gypsy: You know, I would really like that
farmer: Let's go the Knight is okay with it as long as we give him some grain.
gypsy: I guess I'll have to stay with you for a while then since that was my food supply, not that that's a problem if you are fine with it
farmer: Oh I am so sorry, but let me make it up to you when you come to my farm. I will pack a bigger basket for you.
gypsy: Oh that's fine, is it okay if I settle down here for a while instead?
farmer: Of-course there is so much land here and if you pay your taxes it should be fine. I will help you learn how to till and live of the land like I do.
gypsy: Thank you so much!
Summarize the dialogue | gypsy and farmer are going to the towers to see the sunset. The farmer will pack a bigger basket for gypsy. |
#Person1#: Excuse me. I'm looking for Park Street.
#Person2#: Park Street? It isn't far from here. Just keep walking up this street. Turn left at the first corner, go straight ahead and turn left again and in front of you is the Park Street.
#Person1#: Thank you. I'm looking for a bank.
#Person2#: There are lots of banks on Park Street. Do you want to change your money?
#Person1#: Yes. Which bank do you suggest?
#Person2#: You could try the New City Bank. It's next to the big church.
#Person1#: And is there a post office near here?
#Person2#: Yes. See that big new shopping center? There is one on the first floor.
#Person1#: Oh, thank you very much.
#Person2#: You are welcome. | #Person2# shows #Person1# the direction to Park Street and the post office. #Person2# recommends the New City Bank for changing the money. |
Aiden: Are you free now?
Silvia: 5 mins please
Aiden: k | Silvia will be free in 5 minutes. |
Raquel: Is that spreadsheet done yet?
Gary: No, give me another 15 minutes to double check everything. Okay?
Raquel: 15 minutes, no longer! I mean it!
Gary: I swear, it will be done. | Gary will finish the spreadsheet for Raquel in 15 minutes. |
handmaid: Oh, I have no doubt that everyone here is very happy. You both treat us very well. I will ask around if you wish.
queen: I would like that very much! Any big plans for the spring ball?
handmaid: Just finishing up this bathroom. Is that an invitation your majesty? I would love to join in the festivities.
queen: Yes it is. All the servants are allowed to partake in the festivities but bring a date!
handmaid: Oh a date! I don't know of anyone to bring! Do you have any suggestions?
queen: Well I've been watching one of the kitchen servants eyeing you. He's kinda cute too.
handmaid: Really? I have seen him and he is very adorable. I wish he would ask me.
queen: Maybe he's a little shy?
handmaid: Well, it's a good thing I'm not then!
queen: I guess it is! The ball is going to be amazing
handmaid: I'm all done here. I guess I better get ready if that is all you need.
Summarize the dialogue | handmaid is finishing up the bathroom. Queen invites her to the spring ball. Handmaid is finishing up the bathroom. Queen suggests handmaid to bring one of the kitchen servants as a date. |
#Person1#: What are you reading, Jenny?
#Person2#: The advice page in the newspaper. It's called 'Ask Alice'.
#Person1#: Why do you even read that stuff.
#Person2#: I don't know. It's amusing. People have the strangest problems.
#Person1#: Like what?
#Person2#: This woman, for example, she's pregnant and she found out she was having a girl. She told her sister she wanted to name the baby Lola.
#Person1#: So what?
#Person2#: So, get this. Before she has the baby, her sister gets a new cat. And guess what she names the cat.
#Person1#: She stole the name?
#Person2#: Yes.
#Person1#: What does Alice say she should do?
#Person2#: She says to talk to her sister about it and she still name her baby what she planned to name her. Isn't that funny, though? People are so crazy.
#Person1#: Oh, I see why you read this. You do it to feel better about yourself.
#Person2#: Not really. I just want to read something light and amusing. | Jenny is reading the advice page in the newspaper and tells #Person1# an example. She tells #Person1# she just wants to read something light and amusing. |
bishop: Have a seat next to me follower if you wish.
follower: why thank you what wisdom can you share with me
bishop: I'm just here to speak the word of God. He watches over us from above.
follower: Yes, he does will he look after our knights
bishop: Are you planning to attend the royal wedding next year?
follower: yes I will I can't wait to see everybody there
bishop: I feel blessed to have been chosen to marry the prince and his beloved.
follower: yes they make quite thecouple
bishop: She is absolutely stunning isn't she?
follower: Yes she is
bishop: Oh no I accidentally broke the plate!
follower: Let me pick up that for you
bishop: OH thank you kind follower, I have the shakes a bit lately.
Summarize the dialogue | bishop is shaking a bit and broke the plate. He will marry the prince and his beloved next year. |
the queen: Well with me and the king running this whole kingdom things like abuse and mistreatment slip through the cracks.
maid: Yes thats true. It can happen sadly.. Its not easy to rule an entire kindom is it? It looks nice from a peasants prespective but it must be a lot of stress and responsability
the queen: Yes it can be very stressful. Talks like these help me feel like i am doing a decent job though.
maid: I think you are doing a wonderful job! I have never heard of a better queen in my enitre life!
the queen: Haha i try my best.
maid: I know I might be overstepping my boundaries as a maid, but how would you like to share this bottle of wine?
the queen: I was hoping you would ask em that!
maid: Well here! Lets open it and relax a little! Im sure you need to relax every once in a while!
Summarize the dialogue | the queen and the king are running the kingdom and things like abuse and mistreatment slip through the cracks. |
Helen: Oh hey there. How do you like Morocco ?
Josh: It's cool. We are on the way to Tanger
Helen: Have fun and take care of Youssef. Don’t let him drive too fast lol | Josh has fun in Morocco. He's on the way to Tanger. |
knight: I need to be protected at all times.
royal family: I am the daughter of the King and Queen as you may well know. How long have you been a Knight?
knight: I have been a knight for many years.
royal family: Very good.....This is a beautiful shop. Love the flowers.
knight: Flowers are very nice.
royal family: What brings you here today?
knight: I wanted to find some decorations.
royal family: I am soon to be married to a prince from a nearby kingdom
knight: That is good to hear. I was only joking I'm here to protect the decoration shop.
royal family: Protect it from what, decor thieves? haha...that was a joke.
knight: You never know who is out there!
royal family: I suppose, i am here purchase items i need for the wedding.
knight: What items are you buying?
royal family: Whatever is useful....however, after the wedding a peace treaty will be signed....I feel like i may be being used for that.
Summarize the dialogue | royal family is buying decorations for her wedding. |
Arthur: <file_other>
Tom: wtf was that :D:D
Robert: 0:43 omg that scream...!!!
Arthur: xDD | Arthur sent a file. |
man: Sorry. All I have is a walking stick
peasant: What are you here for?
man: Just here to pray. What about you?
peasant: Roaming for food. I do not pray much these days. I do not think it would help me.
man: I understand. I find it hard at times as well. I hope things will get better for you soon
peasant: I have been this way since birth! No need to hope for such a silly thing. Is this your own child here?
man: No. I have no idea who this child is. Hopefully he isn't here alone
peasant: Do you have children, sir? Family?
man: I don't. What about you?
peasant: Oh no no. I have never been blessed with such. Say, what do you pray about?
man: That things will get better. The wealth inequality here is horrible and I hope it improves
peasant: AhWhat do you do for work
man: I can't find a job. I only have food because I hunt with this crossbow I made
Summarize the dialogue | Man is praying and hopes things will get better. Peasant roams for food. Man doesn't have children and hunts with a crossbow. |
Industrial Designer: In fact I have the number of that element which is very standard for remote control The push button are usually extremely cheap but I just have one problem and this is related with the wheel sensor which seems to be quite expensive And I think we if we could just talk about that if we really need a wheel sensor or if we can not if if we could combine something with the push button a wheel sensor is fifty time the price of a a a push button
Project Manager: But is it a significant price on the whole remote control ? Because we can afford up to twelve Euros for the price of the remote control So will will will this with including all possible things so buttons wheel and the chip be lower than twelve Euros to produce ?
Industrial Designer: I I th But I do not think that we should We should talk about the design of the box also which needs some money
User Interface: Did you receive the email about the voice recognition ? You we an email from the manufacturing division that they have basically a voice recognition chip already developed Says It says that ri right now they just use it to to record answers to particular questions But I guess it could be
Project Manager: And could it be adapted ?
User Interface: I guess it is possible I mean instead of recording the answers you can just record something simpler like a command
Project Manager: and there can recognize some commands and stuff ?
User Interface: you reco recognize commands and you can record new commands and stuff so if they already have it as as a chip then we we could use it
Project Manager: maybe we can just listen to this presentation and then take decision later on according to those news
Industrial Designer: but I think it is Sorry I have not written my personal references the I I just want to mention the the problem of the the r wheels sensor which is much more expensive than any push button and if we could reduce that We we have already some good things with with the backlight of the push button
User Interface: Mmhmm I have a question about that actually what is the purpose of the light ?
Industrial Designer: Just to to make something which is slightly more design that a squarey box with a rubber
Project Manager: You can easily find the button in the dark or so ?
User Interface: But But in th in the dark but is going to be always turned on the light ?
Project Manager: It will be turned on when the when the user move the remote control I think no ?
User Interface: But if you move it then you have it you do not need to find it You can see the buttons better of course But if you move it then you have to have some sensor to when you move it to detect your movement
Industrial Designer: As soon as you thought to move the the remote control you have the light
User Interface: but you need another sensor for that right ? no it is too expensive
Industrial Designer: I do not think that this is really expensive but at the end this is plenty of unexpen eh very cheap devices but the bill starts to be
User Interface: Mm Extra Mm but I expected also the wheel would be cheap but you tell me that it is very expensive so
Industrial Designer: First of all I was thinking to have a a continuous light and you w when t you you you you press the on button you have the light on your remote control when you want to turn off your device
Project Manager: But it can be battery consuming no ? To have the light always on ?
Industrial Designer: a little bit A little bit
Project Manager: Well we will discuss that after maybe
User Interface: So my one it should be in the shared folder So It was last time I saw it just move to the next slide So basically want very simple right ? That is the major idea as simple as possible So I just look at some current designs on the web of usually more complicated remote controls And let us look at two of them because th even though they have many buttons they look quite simple And in our case we just reject the buttons what we do not need and it become even simpler | Industrial Designer informed the team that the standard wheel is fifty times more expensive than a push button, so it might be hard to incorporate it into the design. Project Manager was insistent that the wheel is included, however. Then, the team discussed whether to include a motion activated light or continuous light. |
old man with a fishing rod: Why yes! This fishing rod was my favorite, but I broke it fishing in the kings river today
priest: I shall take this off your hands then.
old man with a fishing rod: Why thank you. Ah where did you get such a nice sparkly bejewled cloth sir?
priest: I was gifted this quite some time ago youung fella.
old man with a fishing rod: What a nice surprise that must have been! I can not believe I broke my rode. I fish so that my grandchildren can eat! We are not very wealthy
priest: I can see what the church can do for you.
old man with a fishing rod: Please! You are so kind. Some people consider me a criminal, butI am just trying to help my family.
priest: Of course! Anything we can do
old man with a fishing rod: And to think, I was never a man of god!
priest: im sad to hear such a thing. I'm happy to welcome you aboard
old man with a fishing rod: Ha! Once a criminal always a criminal!
Summarize the dialogue | old man with a fishing rod broke his favorite fishing rod in the kings river today. He is poor and he fishes to feed his grandchildren. The priest will take the fishing rod off his hands. The priest will see what the church can do for him. |
#Person1#: Do you have a good English-Chinese dictionary?
#Person2#: Sure. How about this one?
#Person1#: Is this the latest edition?
#Person2#: Yes. We have both the paperback and the hardcover.
#Person1#: What's the difference?
#Person2#: The hardcover is more expensive.
#Person1#: Oh! I see. I'll have the paperback, please. | #Person2# helps #Person1# buy an English-Chinese dictionary. #Person1# chooses the paperback version because it is cheaper. |
Mark: So where do the names of your cats come from, Anna?
Anna: Well, Fluffy is quite obvious. I like petting his soft fur and listening to him purr <3
Mat: And Butterball? ;)
Anna: Butters! Not Butterball!
Mat: My bad! ;)
Anna: Well, his name comes from his eyes :)
Mark: So dimmed and blurred? ;)
Anna: No! Stop making fun of me! Whenever he wants a hug, he makes these beautiful, buttery eyes and I just can't resist!
Mat: No cat makes as buttery eyes like a dog!
Anna: Trade photos? ;)
Mat: It's on! Mark, you be the judge! <file_photo>
Mark: Me? Y are u dragging me into this?
Anna: <file_photo> Well, Mark, which is more buttery?
Mark: Oh, Idk.
Mat: Remember who's ur best friend!
Anna: And who knows all ur secrets!
Mark: I can't do this, gotta go! | Mat thinks dogs are cuter and Anna prefers cats. Mark refuses to arbitrate the issue. |
child: That is nice. I come here because it is quiet and I can ask my crystal ball things.
resident: Crystal ball things? What are these? They sound a bit scary if I'm being honest.
child: I mean, I ask things to my crystal ball. I consult it when making choices.
resident: Does it tell you the future?
child: Sort of. It tells me which things I might choose will be best for me.
resident: Would it answer a question if I were to ask something of it?
child: If the question affects me too, then it will answer. It answers questions about me because it holds my energy.
resident: I see . . . so if I were to ask when and how I will die, would it answer?
child: I will try to ask.
resident: Please, I must know what will happen!
child: I am unable to come up with a question that involves my action. I cannot even ask how I myself will die. Unless you can come up with a question!
Summarize the dialogue | resident wants to know when and how he will die. The child will try to ask his crystal ball. |
David: hi! i was going through the old pictures .. time surely flies.. miss those old days man!
Sam: same here .. that carefree life... now its so much stress .. it was good being young...
David: yea.. but at that time we wanted to grow up, be independent have girl friends lol
Sam: lol yeah.. hey remember Jennie?
David: yes how can i forget her.. our first crush.. we both tried to woo her but she didnt come to either of us lol
Sam: yes... she met accident few days ago
David: OMG really? is she ok?
Sam: i guess so .. she was driving car and her boyfriend was with her when she met accident, her boy friend passed away on the spot.
David: thats such a bad newss.. what about her?
Sam: she is under observation..
David: i hope she gets well soon.. how do you know all?
Sam: her boyfriend was my cousin!
David: oh may his soul rest in peace.. that was very sad to hear.
Sam: yes :( | David and Sam miss the old days. Sam's cousin passed away and his girlfriend Jennie's been under observation since the accident. |
#Person1#: I would like to take a trip to the beach this weekend.
#Person2#: A trip to the beach would be fun. How is the weather going to be?
#Person1#: The forecast says that it will be warm on the weekend.
#Person2#: So do you think it'll be perfect weather for the beach?
#Person1#: It sounds like it will be.
#Person2#: I really hope it doesn't get cold.
#Person1#: That would ruin things, I want to go so badly.
#Person2#: The weather in California is unpredictable, so you never know.
#Person1#: That is true. The weather is constantly changing.
#Person2#: It would be nice if the weather would never change.
#Person1#: That would be great, then we could plan things sooner.
#Person2#: True. Predictable weather would make life easier. | #Person1# plans to take a trip to the beach this weekend. #Person1# and #Person2# hope the weather will stay warm and would never change. |
wise men: That is good to here. I've been experimenting with alchemy these past weeks.
watchmen: Have any fruitful results?
wise men: A few. It is still in the early stages of my research
watchmen: That is good to hear. What is your aim with alchemy?
wise men: Well what is the hope of any alchemist? I one day hope to create the elusive philosopher's stone
watchmen: That is just a myth. You surely can't expect to make it.
wise men: Well you never know. It could just be a myth because no one has managed to create one
watchmen: There have been many alchemists before you and none have succeeded. What makes you different?
wise men: More determined I guess. Plus all it takes is one lucky person to get it just right
watchmen: Have you made any progress?
wise men: Not a whole lot but I've only just gotten started truly working towards it. It will take time I believe
watchmen: Good luck my friend. These nights make me wonder if watchtowers are needed anymore.
Summarize the dialogue | wise men has been experimenting with alchemy. His aim is to create the philosopher's stone. |
#Person1#: Carol telephone.
#Person2#: Who is it?
#Person1#: I don't know, wait a second. May I ask who's calling please? Carrollite Susan.
#Person2#: Oh, I'm taking a shower can you ask her if it's important?
#Person1#: Sorry Susan, Carol can't come to the phone right now, is there something I can help you with? Oh, I see, Carol she wants to know if the party is tonight or tomorrow night.
#Person2#: Tell her it is tomorrow night at 8:30 at Jills House, tell her to bring a dessert if she wants.
#Person1#: She said it is tomorrow night at 8:30 at Jills House, she said you could bring a dessert if you want. Sure no problem have a good evening. Bye. | Susan calls to ask Carol about the party time. #Person1# answers the phone and tells her. |
Mary: Haha yesterday was AWESOME
Will: I know, right? I've never seen this many people in their small flat
Mary: It must have been at least 40 people?
Will: I'd say 50
Mary: Haha like sardines
Will: sardines drinking vodka and dancing
Mary: hahaha and the karaoke :D
Will: Rember John singing hallelujah and Betty dancing behind him with that sex doll?
Mary: OMG I think Phil was actually making a video of that
Will: Put it on youtube, I say put it on youtube :D:D
Mary: I can't talk anymore. My voice is like Louis Armstrong's
Will: Hello Dolly this is louis dolly
Mary: :D
Will: It's because of all the fags on the balcony, it was freazing and you stood there half naked half of the night
Mary: Well I did put my beer jacket on
Will: omg hahaha I have no idea how's it possible that the neighbours didn't call the cops
Mary: I think there's only an old lady that's almost completely deaf
Will: perfect neighbour :D
Mary: omg why does my feet hurt so much
Will: You danced with Ted and he kept on stepping on your feet, remember?
Mary: OMG I tried to erase it from my memory....... hahaha | Mary and Will discuss the party last night; they talk about the fact that there were many people, they were drinking vodka, singing karaoke, smoking and it was extremely noisy. |
architect: Ah, I understand you. I shall do my utmost
queen's subject: Could I offer you a cup of tea?
architect: Thank you, this is much appreciated
queen's subject: I brought you to the queen's quarters so you could get a taste of her style and proceed with your plans from there.
architect: I do admire these silks and drapes - exquisite taste
queen's subject: Our lady is quite fond of silks. She is also quite fond of knowing who has been visiting the king. You wouldn't know about any late night entries into the castle would you?
architect: Certainly not... I have never been to this palace before!
queen's subject: Well while you are working here and employed by the queen, it will be your duty to keep your eyes and ears open when it comes to the matters of the king. I hope we can agree to this arrangement.
Summarize the dialogue | architect is employed by the queen and will keep his eyes and ears open for the queen. |
Zachary: hi, it's me, Zachary from Tinder.
Leah: Hi, how are you doing?
Zachary: Good, and you?
Leah: As well, thanks
Zachary: Are we seeing each other tonight?
Leah: Yes, at 9?
Zachary: Yes.
Leah: Very good ;)
Zachary: Would you come to my place or you would prefer to meet in town?
Leah: I could come to your place.
Zachary: Great, I'm glad to read that ;)
Leah: hahah. I hope you won't kill me.
Zachary: No, i will be gentle.
Leah: Just don't be too gentle! I hate boring guys!
Zachary: I am anything but boring!
Leah: than I just can't wait to find out for myself what you mean by that.
Zachary: Would you like to eat something this evening?
Leah: Nice idea, I can bring a bottle of wine.
Zachary: Perfect!
Leah: See you around 9! | Leah met Zachary on Tinder and is going to his place tonight at 9 with a bottle of wine. |
#Person1#: Lisa, you don't look quite right. What's wrong?
#Person2#: I just watched a film. It scared me almost to death. I thought it was going to be a very touching story, but it turned out to be a terribly frightening movie. Do you like watching movies like that?
#Person1#: Yes. Watching movies like that can really help me relax and forget all my worries.
#Person2#: So what's your favorite scary movie?
#Person1#: The sixth Sense. I watched it 6 years ago. I was just 12 years old then. I was really scared.
#Person2#: I guess I should watch it someday. | #Person1# and #Person2# talk about frightening movies and #Person1# recommends the Sixth Sense. |
PhD A: Plus it s going to introduce delays
Professor B: It does introduce delays but they are claiming that it s it s within the pause the boundaries of it And the LDA introduces delays and b pause what he s suggesting this here is a parallel path so that it does not introduce pause any more delay I it introduces two hundred milliseconds of delay but at the same pause time the LDA pause down here I do not know Wh what s the difference between TLDA and SLDA ? So The temporal LDA does in fact include the same so that I think he well by by saying this is a b a tentative block di diagram I think means pause if you construct it this way this this delay would work in that way | The team talked about delays when discussing the removal of frames that were silent. This could possibly improve model performance at the cost of a small delay. |
angel: Indeed, so it is written "One day another shall walk the path of the Saint, and verily, he shall continue the good work, until his martyrdom."
person: And do you think I could be the one from the prophecies?
angel: Perhaps. Is your heart pure? Do you pledge your life to God and to the Saint?
person: I-I think my heart is pure, but standing here in front of such a powerful being I am no longer certain. How can I know?
angel: You must take the test of faith. Leap from this waterfall - if you have the grace of God, you will fall as gently as a feather. If not, your body will be torn to shreds by the rocks below, and buzzards shall taste of your flesh.
person: I guess I have no choice...
angel: Then leap, and know that even if you die a painful grisly death, you will enter the Kingdom of Heaven.
person: Thank you, O' Great One, for your guidance on this journey. *Jumps from waterfall*
Summarize the dialogue | angel tells person to take the test of faith. |
#Person1#: Are there any interesting articles in today's newspapers?
#Person2#: The headlines are all about the presidential election in the united states. Few other stories made the front pages.
#Person1#: Is there anything of interest to us in the business sections?
#Person2#: There's an interesting feature article in the chronicle about doing business in china and the daily news has printed a report about the special economic zone near pairs. We have a subsidiary company l
#Person1#: Are the reports favorable?
#Person2#: Generally, the reporters take positive lines. They do point out a few problems that we need to be aware of, but there's nothing worrying in the reports. In the classifieds, one of our competitors is a
#Person1#: That's interesting. They must be thinking of moving into that market. Are there any interesting editorials?
#Person2#: Not really. They all seem to focus on the election. There have been several letters printed in the chronicle regarding that controversial article on drugs that they printed last week.
#Person1#: I'm not surprised. That article certainly added fuel to the debate. Ok. Thanks. Can you leave two articles and the advertisements with me? I'd like to read them.
#Person2#: Sure. There you are. | #Person2# tells #Person1# the headlines in today's newspaper are all about the presidential election. There's an interesting feature article about doing business in China but there are no interesting editorials. |
mystical lion: ah it has been a while since ive seen you
loved one: Hello sweetie....
mystical lion: how many years has it been, ive been watching over this chamber for decades
loved one: great job! You are well feared and respected
mystical lion: yes for the power ive accumulated these centuries people should fear me
loved one: I see you have accumulated crystals too..
mystical lion: yes they hold a lot of power and energy
loved one: Wow!!! must have missed a lot. You've grown really powerful..and older
mystical lion: yes it has been lonely but i have grown quite strong
loved one: awwwwnnn..am sorry about that
mystical lion: it is fine as i understand you have your job to do
loved one: So tell me...do you still love me?
mystical lion: of course for we are family
Summarize the dialogue | mystical lion has been watching over the chamber for decades. He has accumulated a lot of power and energy. He has grown stronger and stronger. He has accumulated crystals too. He has missed his loved one. |
#Person1#: Jane, let's go swimming at the Student Center.
#Person2#: I'd like to, Tom, but I have a paper due on Friday, and I haven't even started it yet.
#Person1#: Just an hour. I've got a test tomorrow, so I won't be able to stay very long.
#Person2#: I need the exercise, but I just can't spare the time.
#Person1#: Okay, how about dinner at the Grill? You have to eat something, and it's right by the library. I'll go over there with you after dinner, and you can do your research while I study for my test.
#Person2#: Well, but...
#Person1#: Come on. You'll probably want to stay late, and you shouldn't walk home after dark. I'll stay until you're ready to go.
#Person2#: That would be nice, but...
#Person1#: Look, we really wouldn't be wasting any time. We'd just be doing everything we need to do, but we'd be doing it together. I just want to spend time with you.
#Person2#: Me, too. Okay. I need to go home first, then I'll meet you at the Grill about six. Is that all right?
#Person1#: That's great. We'll get everything done. You'll see. | Tom suggests going swimming but Jane refuses beacuse of her paper due. After discussion, Jane finnally agrees to have dinner with him and then go to study together in the library. |
altar boy: Wow, you are really talented!
organ player: Thanks. on some days it can be quite exausting
altar boy: Agreed, the music that we play here is quite boring honestly haha.
organ player: Want do see something cool?
altar boy: Wow, what is this?
organ player: It is now a disc to toss and catch
altar boy: It floats so well! That is amazing!
organ player: thats just how strong you are boy! this a mans plate
altar boy: I do try to stay active so that must be why!
organ player: hang on to this
altar boy: What for, sir?
organ player: for safe keeping, as of right now youre my #1 fan
altar boy: Of course, sir, you have always thrilled me with your skill!
organ player: would you like me to teach you?
Summarize the dialogue | organ player is an organ player. He is showing the altar boy how to play the organ. The altar boy is impressed with his skills. |
Frank: Are we rehearsing on Wednesday night?
Tony: Yep.
Frank: You want me to bring anything?
Tony: Nah, we're all sorted.
Tony: Almost forgot... Can you please pick up Dave on your way in. His car is off the road at the moment.
Frank: Sure can.
Tony: Thanks for that!
Frank: No probs. Oh by the way, my girlfriend might come along if that's OK?
Tony: Yeah that should be fine.
Frank: I really look forward to rehearsing the new set. We'll kick arse!
Tony: We always kick arse!
Frank: But we'll kick arse even more now. Hehehe!
Tony: Of course. Cause we rock!
Frank: LOL | Frank and Tony are rehearsing on Wednesday night. Frank will pick up Dave on the way in. Frank's girlfriend might come along. Frank and Tony will rehearse the new set. |
horse: My lord you are too kind. Am I your favorite Handsome Horse?
royal family: Of course! Only the finest will do for the Crown Prince!
horse: Would you like a ride around the meadow sir? I am feeling spry today.
royal family: Yes. I would like to tour the perimeter of the forest, I hear some foxes have been spotted
horse: Oh no my lord. Shadowfax doesn't like foxes. Foxes eat Shadowfax. Will your dogs keep them away?
royal family: Of course. They are highly trained.
horse: They are beautiful hounds. Where did you acquire them?
royal family: They were given to me as a child by one of our subjects. His region is famed for their hunting dogs.
horse: Wonderful beasts! My King, I've heard that there may be an invading army. Is this true?
royal family: Unfortunately the wealth of our realm always makes us a target for invading barbarians. They shall by dealt with by our royal guard.
Summarize the dialogue | royal family is going for a ride on Shadowfax. He will tour the forest to check for foxes. |
Josh: I'm at the gate!
Alex: I'm glad you made it
Josh: Barely! They're almost done with boarding. | Josh made it to the gate at the last moment, as they're almost done with boarding. |
Peter: hi, I'm coming 6:40 am friday
Dorothy: <file_gif>
Peter: there are no good connections so I decided to go by night
Peter: at least I'll get some sleep
Peter: pls let me know if its okay for you
Dorothy: perfect, don't worry
Dorothy: I'll ask Derren to pick you up from the station
Peter: please don't bother, I'll get an uber
Dorothy: don't be silly ;)
Dorothy: we'll have a breakfast at home before Derren leaves to work
Dorothy: do you have any plans? want to go anywhere on friday?
Peter: I was thinking about this exhibition
Peter: <file_other>
Peter: did you see it?
Dorothy: no but I was going to tell you about it! :)
Dorothy: let's go with Derren in the afternoon
Dorothy: he works till 3pm on Fridays
Peter: <file_gif> | Peter will come on Friday at 6:40. He will go by night, because there are no good connections. Derren will pick Peter up from the station and they will have a breakfast at home before Derren leaves to work. The three of them will go to the exhibition on Friday after 3 p.m. |
Rachel: HEY!!
Rachel: IS IT TRUE YOU'RE TELLING EVERYONE THAT THE TRIP WAS CANCELLED BECAUSE OF ME?!!?!?
Dean: hey calm down
Dean: i never said that
Rachel: kenny call me and told me you had told everyone it was my fault
Rachel: that's not cool man (ง'̀-'́)ง
Rachel: i'm really upset
Dean: i swear i haven't been spreading that rumor
Dean: we'll sort it out tomorrow | Rachel found out from Kenny that Dean spreads the rumor that the trip was cancelled because of her. Dean denies and will explain it tomorrow. |
adventurer: Great idea, I am going to try and make some steps out of here with the fallen before us. They may bless our journey. Could you hold ont my compass to make sure we head out of here in the right direction?
a child: Yes, I learned to read a compass when I was lucky enough to go to school. I am horrified by these dead bodies! I will close my eyes now, I'll wait for you to guide me.
adventurer: I am sorry, remember their sacrifice may be our safety. Would you mind giving me the scarves also, I am going to try a grapple to assist our escape. I learned this one on the streets, I never finished school, not my style. Here goes nothing!
a child: Yes, take them and save us!
adventurer: I am digging and I do not feel that we are getting very far, could you climb onto my back and look for me. I have stacked the buckets to make them stronger. If you can reach the rim let me know
Summarize the dialogue | adventurer is going to try and make steps out of here with the fallen before them. The child will hold the compass. The adventurer is digging and does not feel that they are getting very far. The child will climb onto the adventurer's back and look for him. |
#Person1#: Hi, what can I get for you?
#Person2#: Hello, may I have a double cheeseburger?
#Person1#: With everything on it?
#Person2#: That sounds great.
#Person1#: Did you want fries with your order?
#Person2#: May I get a large order of curly fries?
#Person1#: Did you want something to drink?
#Person2#: Get me a medium Pepsi.
#Person1#: Would you like anything else?
#Person2#: No, thank you. That's it.
#Person1#: No problem, that'll be $ 5. 48.
#Person2#: Thanks a lot. Keep the change. | #Person2# orders some fast food and pays for it with #Person1#'s assistance. |
Ray: Has any of you played this game called "the council"?
Damien: nope, never heard of it. What's that?
Stephanie: My friend played it. says it was pretty cool.
Ray: it was just released this year. RPG, choice matters hard, adventure, that kinda thing
Damien: sounds cool. you thinkin ofbuying it?
Ray: toying with the idea
Stephanie: In my personal experience it's better to wait for a sale on Steam. Cause you want to buy it Steam, right?
Ray: sure, Steam it's my platform of choice. I don't know it just got released.
Stephanie: The sales come sooner than you think, on several occasions I've bought games on sale just several months after they came out
Ray: Hm... maybe I'll wait then
Damien: What's the setting?
Ray: It's late 1700s you are a part of a secret society and have to uncover some mystery surrounding your mother
Damien: uu, sounds atmospheric.
Ray: the trailer sure look that way
Ray: anyways thanks for the advice, Steph
Stephanie: sure thing | Ray is thinking of buying the Council, an RPG about a secret society in the 18th century. Stephanie advises to wait for a sale on Steam. |
#Person1#: Well, do you have any experience in guiding?
#Person2#: Yes, but I only have few experiences. I guided a few groups of foreign tourists from America last winter vacation. I showed them around some places of interest.
#Person1#: What places of interest did you show them?
#Person2#: Too many. I will just give you one example, Huangguoshu Falls, the largest waler-fall in China. | #Person2# tells #Person1# #Person2# has few guiding experiences. |
peasant: What do you mean, you want... my...uh... memories?
witch: Well, it's not like you remember much from when you were that age anyways, do you? You're not really *using* them, persay.
peasant: I must say this is not waht i was expecting. They are not particuliarly pleasant though.
witch: Well then! All the better. Let me just get this water here... now then, a position for the King it was? Something interesting, I imagine, not just emptying his chamberpot? You really should be more careful with your wording.
peasant: I do not care what job it is. I plan to take the kings life and i need access.
witch: Ah, well, I'm afraid the King and I have an arrangement, so I cannot harm him directly. But here, this will give you chance, at least. But drink this, and you will have your opportunity. Be careful though, mortal, for it may not bring you what you seek.
Summarize the dialogue | peasant wants to take the king's life. witch gives him a potion that will give him access to the king. |
#Person1#: You would be using mainly English in this job. Do you think you could manage?
#Person2#: Yes, I am sure I can.
#Person1#: Do you think you are proficient in both written and spoken English?
#Person2#: Yes, I think I am quite proficient in both written and spoken English.
#Person1#: Do you think you can make yourself understood in English with ease?
#Person2#: Yes, I think I can in ordinary circumstances.
#Person1#: Do you think you can speak English quite fluently? Tell me about your English education.
#Person2#: Yes, I think I speak English quite fluently. I got a high score on TOEFL. I majored in English in college. | #Person1# tells #Person2# #Person2# would be using mainly English in this job and asks #Person2# about #Person2#'s English level and English education. |
#Person1#: I received an eviction notice from you, and I don't understand what it means.
#Person2#: Well, you are behind in your rent ; it's a 30 - day notice to vacate.
#Person1#: You can't make me move just for being late with my rent.
#Person2#: You have been late with your rent several times now. I am filing suit for back rent to protect myself.
#Person1#: Are you throwing me out?
#Person2#: This notice is to let you know that you will be evicted by a sheriff if you don't make good on your rent.
#Person1#: If I catch up on my rent, can I stay?
#Person2#: You can stay if you catch up and stay caught up. Otherwise, I will find another renter.
#Person1#: I will go get the money right now.
#Person2#: Thank you. Please make sure that you pay with cash or a cashier's check. | #Person2# gives #Person1# an eviction notice because #Person1# has been late with rent for several times. #Person2# tells #Person1# that #Person1# can stay if #Person2# catches up on the rent. |
follower: Oh your worshipfullness thank you, thank you so much. I am in need of salvation. I am a terrible sinner
high priest: Well, then, please - confess your sins.
follower: I i uh i can't
high priest: Why ever not my child?
follower: Because your worshipfullness, it means giving up my job. I follow my Liege Lord wherever he goes. You know? Look he's there pretending to pray now. at the shrine.
high priest: Well now, what sins could be possibly so bad for you to fear to confess them? You would tell me in confidence, and I would not tell your master.
follower: Well, your worshipfulness, I uh, I have fought many fightsa and been in many wars as you know. My Liege Lord is a great commander and the troops love him. But Sir, I think he's a monster and I want to rip his black heart from his chest. I've planned how several times.
Summarize the dialogue | follower is a terrible sinner and needs salvation. He can't confess his sins because it would mean giving up his job. |
Ethan: David, have you ever been to Israel?
David: Are you going there?
Ethan: I am considering it.
David: fantastic!
Ethan: But is it safe?
David: Sure, it is.
Ethan: No terrorism etc?
David: No, it's safe. Do not believe what people say sometimes. Especially Israelis themselves.
Ethan: Why?
David: I think they like to exaggerate and they still remember the times when it used to be much worse.
Ethan: Do you recommend seeing anything particular?
David: Sure, especially Jerusalem and Tel-Aviv, maybe Haifa.
Ethan: What about Palestine?
David: You should go there, just to see what a world we live in.
Ethan: What should I visit there?
David: Hebron, Bethlehem for example.
Ethan: Great:) thanks:)
David: Enjoy! and let me know when you're back home. | Ethan is considering a trip to Israel. People say the country is unsafe, but Ethan should disregard this. David encourages Ethan to see Jerusalem, Tel-Aviv and maybe Haifa. In Palestine, David recommends Hebron and Betlehem. |
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