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#Person1#: What's your email address?
#Person2#: It's bluedog123.
#Person1#: Bluedog123. Are you sure that's all?
#Person2#: Yes.
#Person1#: No. That's incomplete.
#Person2#: What do you mean?
#Person1#: What's your mailing address?
#Person2#: 456 Cherry Drive, Pasadena, CA 91170.
#Person1#: That's correct.
#Person2#: So what's the problem?
#Person1#: Bluedog123 is just the street. You have to give me the city, state, and ZIP code.
#Person2#: Oh, I get it. My email address is bluedog123@yahoo. com. | #Person1# asks for #Person2#'s email address. |
worshiper: Hello fellow follower, how are you?
worshipper: Hello and praise be. I am fine. Yourself?
worshiper: Good under the worship of our lord as always.
worshipper: Indeed. It's a little early, but any big plans for Easter Sunday?
worshiper: I intend to bring the family for the big feast.
worshipper: Me too! I look forward to it every year. I think I might bring a pie.
worshiper: I will bring the roast.
worshipper: Delightful. I hear Mary is going to bring her famous dressing. I still can't get her to give me the recipe.
worshiper: Yes she is a great cook.
worshipper: Not as good as you. How do you get the roast to be so tender?
worshiper: It takes a lot of time and effort, also a lot of butter.
Summarize the dialogue | worshiper and worshipper are looking forward to Easter Sunday. worshiper will bring the roast, worshipper will bring a pie. Mary will bring her famous dressing. |
king: First, we will send an ambassador to the bandits and the orcs, and depending on their response, I will make a decision.
soldiers: Do you really think orcs will listen to reason?
king: I will walk up the spiral staircase and observe the outer lands from a distance. In the meantime, send an ambassador with a team of soldiers to ask the bandits and orcs of their intentions.
soldiers: As you wish sire. I just hope you know what you are doing
king: Inform me of the orc's and bandit's intentions as soon as you know.
soldiers: How do you suggest we communicate with the orcs when they don't speak and attack us on sight?
king: Offer the orcs and bandits a gift from the Kingdom, and if they accept the gift, we will know they are open to condition of peace, and if they reject the gift, we will know they are hostile.
soldiers: Yes my lord. It is done. Is there anything else?
king: Yes, inform me of their acceptance or rejection of the peace offerings.
Summarize the dialogue | king wants to know if the bandits and orcs are open to peace. He instructs his soldiers to send an ambassador with a team of soldiers to ask the bandits and orcs of their intentions. |
servant: hello
rat: Any crumbs to spare\
servant: I disposed them already. Check the dump
rat: Oh yummy, I will check the dumps, num, num num
servant: I wonder how you find these things yummy
rat: Hey, if I could cook like humans I would. I would whip up a meal so yummy a human would eat it
servant: That is disgusting
rat: Yea I know, the diseases turn people off
servant: try to eat more healthy stuffs
rat: I would, but digging in the trash doesn't make for the most fresh of foods
servant: You can get fresh foods from the fields
rat: Then I would have to go all the way out to the feilds, that is a lot of scurrying for a fat castle rat
servant: The walk will make you lose some weight!
rat: I'm building mass.
Summarize the dialogue | Rat is looking for crumbs. He would like to cook something for humans. |
pastor: What a shame! Is there anything else going on?
nuns: We just have to get ready for the Easter festival comming up
pastor: What are your plans with that?
nuns: Well the usually with easter egg hunt in the morning, after that you do sermon on the story of jesus and then a nice luncheon
pastor: If it is going to be the same as ever year, then yes! I was wondering if you had a different twist?
nuns: No they love it just way it is so we keep it the same
pastor: Then we shall! What brings you here today?
nuns: Well just making sure things are running smoothly before tonights service
pastor: I see! Well, check around and do what you need to do. This is my most favorite and sacred time of the year.
nuns: Yes its is a wonderful time you have a good day Pastor
pastor: I will, Sister! I leave everything in your hands to prepare. Oh, please make sure you pay the tailor a visit about your new dresses that have come in a few days ago. They need to be fitted to each of you.
Summarize the dialogue | nuns are getting ready for the Easter festival. Pastor is checking up on them. |
#Person1#: What stresses you out the most?
#Person2#: Probably my parents.
#Person1#: How so?
#Person2#: Well, during school, they wanted good grades. Then after I got a job, they wanted me to get a better job. And finally, they want me to get married.
#Person1#: You have to deal with a lot of pressure from your parents.
#Person2#: Your parents are not like that?
#Person1#: Ever since I brought home some bad grades in elementary school, they never expected much.
#Person2#: You're lucky.
#Person1#: What do you do to deal with the stress?
#Person2#: Not much I can do. It's always there. I sometimes go out with some friends and drink, but that's only a temporary solution. The stress always returns in the morning.
#Person1#: That sucks. You wanna go grab a beer?
#Person2#: Sure. Sounds great. Let's go. | #Person2#'s parents stress #Person2# out by pushing #Person2# to achieve more, but #Person1#'s parents never do that. #Person2# sometimes drinks with friends to relieve stress. |
mercenary: Why I have fought amongst the greatest knights of this kingdom! I regularly roam these halls alongside heros of our kingdom
ghost: You, fighting among the greatest knights in the realm? But you look like a mercenary. Probably spent your time slitting throats for coin. And as you can see, there are no heroes here now. Only the ghost and the dust and the quiet.
mercenary: What was your life like, before your death I mean
ghost: I cannot recall. After death, time ceases. I do not know how long ago I died, nor how long I will be cursed to remain here.
mercenary: Well it was definitely NOT a pleasure meeting you today ghost, and I hope your curse remains.
ghost: Be on your way, meat bag. Your chatter tires me.
mercenary: Watch your pale mouth or this will be the least of your concerns!
ghost: Watch yourself, mortal, or you will join me in the halls of eternity!
Summarize the dialogue | Mercenary is a knight and fought among the greatest knights of the kingdom. He regularly roams the halls with heroes of the kingdom. The ghost cannot recall his life before death. He does not know how long ago he died nor how long he will be cursed to remain |
#Person1#: Have you seen this?
#Person2#: What?
#Person1#: They killed another hostage.
#Person2#: Oh, how awful. What a terrible thing to do.
#Person1#: I agree completely. I just don't understand what's wrong with them. Don't they have any humanity?
#Person2#: Well, maybe they've got a point. I mean, I suspect that they think the same about us.
#Person1#: Yes, but that doesn't make them right, does it? Just because they think so?
#Person2#: I guess not. My view is that we should give in to their demands, so that innocent people can stop getting killed.
#Person1#: Come on, you can't be serious! We should never give in to terrorist's demands, otherwise where would we be?
#Person2#: Well, that's probably true, but I don't think we should be dogmatic about it. A colleague of mine was kidnapped once, so perhaps I have a different view of things.
#Person1#: Really? What happened?
#Person2#: Well, it was in the Balkans during the war. He was only held for three days, and then they simply released him. It was a case of mistaken identity, and they just let him go when they found out he was no use to them. It was lucky they didn't kill him.
#Person1#: Oh, sure. | #Person1# tells #Person2# the news that the kidnappers killed another hostage. #Person1# thinks hey should give in to the kidnappers to avoid more deaths while #Person1# thinks the opposite. #Person2# shares a story of #Person2#'s colleague being kidnapped in Balkans. |
hunter: Hello is anyone there?
dog: Woof, hunter. Is it safe for me to speak?
hunter: Dog, where is your owner?
dog: Do not know. He went out a few days ago.....
hunter: I came to try to inform people of the location of the nearby wolves, I have come across where they sleep.
dog: Let us go. I will help you hunter them.
hunter: I fear the two of us would surely not be enough.
dog: I am afraid my owner went out and got caught by them. I need to find him.
hunter: I suppose that could be the case, are there not other homes nearby?
dog: They are miles off, I believe. Do you need something?
hunter: I had just hoped to gather some additional help for dealing with the wolves.
dog: There may be small farms miles off that can help.
hunter: There are at least a dozen grown wolves, I do believe that would be best.
Summarize the dialogue | hunter came to inform people of the location of the nearby wolves. Dog wants to help him hunter them. Dog's owner went out a few days ago and got caught by wolves. |
Chris: beer in the bar at 8?
Phil: deal
Chris: see you
Phil: <file_gif> | Chris and Phil are getting some beer at the bar at 8. |
Victor: Have you managed to buy all Christmas gifts?
Jay: No.
Jay: I still don't know what to buy for my parents.
Jay: They are the most demanding category of people you want to buy something :)
Victor: Same with mine folks.
Victor: It's been hard since the very moment I started to buy gifts for anyone.
Victor: I will have to go to shopping mall. But it's so crowded now....
Jay: Order something online for them. No need to torture yourself in crowded mall :D
Victor: Good Idea. Thanks.
Jay: Always at your service :D | Victor did not buy Christmas gifts for his parents yet because he does not know what to get them. Jay advised him to order something online. |
Nick: Opinions required! Gas or induction hob?
Ben: Having lived with an induction hob for a while, i’m not convinced..
Ruth: induction- very sleek and quick to boil!
Ben: but it doesn’t maintain a constant temperature! Is it typical of all induction or i just got an old one?
Ruth: they pulse if use don’t use proper pans
Ben: what do you mean proper? Do you mean better+heavier?
Ruth: yeah, simply suitable
Ben: and i guess i have to learn how to use it..
Ruth: yeah, it’s just different comparing to gas
Christian: gas, absolutely without a question- nothing else gives you the control!
Nick: I’m definitely more interested in a controllable consistent heat
Mary: with induction it’s like on and off so you have to regulate temperature..
Kate: induction- yes, gas- no cause it takes ages to boil water!
Tim: you can always use an electric kettle you know?
Kate: haha! Not funny!
Kate: it’s easier to clean as well.
Harry: I’d go for induction cause it keeps the temp after you finish cooking so the food is still warm
Tom: Induction! 100%
Susan: our induction was terrible! I think it’s common!
Emma: another vote for induction here!
Ruth: All chefs seem to say gas!
Tom: I sell more induction hobs then gas! It’s getting popular and i can see why!
Emma: we got ours from the John Lewis outlet so it was ex display and therefore very affordable!
Nick: cheer guys for all your opinions! Great talk! I think i’ll go for.. Induction. | Nick decided to buy an induction hob. |
Roger: Mr. Moore. Did you receive my letter?
Moore: I did indeed.
Roger: And? What do you think of it?
Moore: Quite frankly, I am rather surprised.
Roger: Surprised?
Roger: What exactly surprised you, Mr. Moore?
Moore: First of all, you don't seem to pay much attention to punctuation.
Roger: Punctuation?
Moore: Yes. It is quite important when it comes to clear writing.
Roger: Perhaps, Mr. Moore. But it is not a writing contest, is it?
Roger: What do you think about my offer, Mr. Moore?
Moore: And here we have another little problem.
Roger: What kind of problem, Mr. Moore?
Moore: I thought we have agreed on a certain price.
Moore: Or am I mistaken?
Roger: We did Mr. Moore. But it just can't be done.
Roger: Not with all the features you requested, Mr. Moore. You need to be more flexible these days.
Moore: You see, in my days people stuck to agreements.
Roger: You mean you don't accept my offer, Mr. Moore?
Moore: I mean, I'll accept your offer if you keep agreed price.
Moore: Otherwise, please, find yourself a more flexible client. | Moore received a letter from Roger with an offer. He will accept the offer if Roger doesn't change the previously established price. |
servant: How they could throw out humans like that is terrible, I mean, good for you, you get to eat. But it is inhuman!
rat: What as been going out there, what offence have they all committed, treason?
servant: They are getting rid of the poor who do not work for the kingdom. They this it is an offense punishable by a tortured death!
rat: What, you mean been poor is now a crime, thank goodness i'm a rat
servant: Being poor, and refusing to work for pennies for the kingdom is now a crime! I got lukcy, they don't pay me, but provide me with a cozy living and food
rat: You must have lost someone dear to you in this purge
servant: unfortuntay I lost them long ago
rat: ok, Is there anything that can be done to end this babaric act
servant: Do you still carry diseases? such as the plague?
rat: no, i don't think so
Summarize the dialogue | Rat is glad he is a rat. Rat is angry about the poor being thrown out. The servant is not happy about it. Rat doesn't carry diseases. |
cow: I love this farm
geese: Honk! Honk! I am getting bored here. I feel like going on an adventure.
cow: Really I just love this place so much
geese: Easter is coming up and I am afraid the farmer's wife is planning on making me the main course.
cow: Uh oh...I know that feeling, I keep the farmer with milk or else I would be worried
geese: When that milk runs out it's.... Honk. Honk.
cow: Well then I can just have another cow.
geese: That's what the other dairy cow used to say. The one that was here before you. Honk. Honk.
cow: How would you even know, your only like a year old
geese: The horse like to talk! Honk. Honk.
cow: The horse isn't even from this farm he was bought a month ago from another twon
geese: There are tons of horses on this farm and they all like to gossip. Honk. Honk.
cow: Whatever, the farmer loves me
Summarize the dialogue | geese is getting bored on the farm and wants to go on an adventure. Cow keeps the farmer with milk so he doesn't make the cow the main course for Easter. |
child: Why are you worried, fish?
fish: You see, the fish boats have been passing through here very frequently for the last few weeks and taking away my friends.
child: Oh no! That's terrible. Maybe my friends and I can splash them if they come back. Just don't fall for their tricks if you see worms falling in the water.
fish: Its difficult when the worms look so tempting and delicious... so many of my friends have fallen for the trick.
child: I can see how that would be easy to do. Hopefully you still have some friends left!
fish: I do. I also have some fresh water if you'd like?
child: Awesome! I'm going to get a branch.
fish: Be careful not to drop it in the water or it might hurt me!
child: I'll be very careful! I think this one will float. Thanks for the water. What kind of fish are you?
fish: I'm a Rock Fish, see the resemblance? I use it to confuse the hunters.
Summarize the dialogue | fish is worried about the fish boats taking away his friends. He has some fresh water for the child. |
#Person1#: What does a housing go for in south mountain district?
#Person2#: It depends on the type of the house you're looking for.
#Person1#: We're looking for a three-bedroom home.
#Person2#: What's your general price range?
#Person1#: Under 300, 000 RIB, we suppose.
#Person2#: Umm, I think I would be hard to find something in that range in this area. You know the environment in the south mountain district is the nicest.
#Person1#: What about a two-bedroom house?
#Person2#: A two-bedroom house in this area is generally around 250, 000 RIB.
#Person1#: I see.
#Person2#: I recommend you buy a two-bedroom house. It is very suitable for a couple, and some two-bedroom houses are large enough for a one-child family.
#Person1#: Okay, I will take it into consideration. | #Person1# wants a three-bedroom home with a price under 300,000 RIB. #Person2# suggests buying a two-bedroom house for a one-child family with around 250, 000 RIB. |
hunting dog: I tried to get the squirrel but it was just too fast. What else can i do for you?
miner: Go find me a pig! Maybe you can actually catch it.
hunting dog: Okay master! Ill go looking......... I couldn't find any but I found this cool stick its sooooo cool! Do you think its cool!?
miner: You silly dog. You are not very good at hunting. Go put that dirty stick in the wheel barrel.
hunting dog: Okay. fourty-fifth stick in the wheel barrel! You almost done mining?!
miner: I am done for the day. I was paid fairly for an honest day work. Now, do your job and bring back some dinner.
hunting dog: Oh yeah my job.. right. Okay here I go... Doing... my job! Um master what was my job again?
miner: Apparently, it is fetching dirty sticks. Clearly, it is not hunting.
hunting dog: Oh okay! Ill go right away and find you a nice dirty stick!...... How about this? Do you like it? Its really dirty and really big!
Summarize the dialogue | hunting dog tried to catch a squirrel but it was too fast. The dog found a dirty stick. The miner wants the dog to bring him a pig. |
Mia: Are you going to the gym today?
Laura: I don't feel well, so I'll stay home
David: I'll be there for sure
Mia: great, so let me know when you get there
Mia: ok | Mia and David will meet at the gym, and Laura stays home as she doesn't feel well. |
Matthew: Hello, boss, could you check your e-mail, please.
Michael: I'm in a meeting, can it wait?
Matthew: I'm afraid it's rather urgent. Mr. Nicholson demands that we change the whole design and get back to him ASAP.
Michael: Is he serious?!
Matthew: I know, but I need to answer him something.
Michael: Wait, I'll contact him myself. Can you forward me his e-mail?
Matthew: He's sent it to both of us. And he's already called me twice.
Michael: Okay, then send me his phone number, I'll talk to him.
Matthew: Alright, just give me a moment.
Michael: Of course.
Matthew: Okay, I sent you an SMS with his number.
Michael: Thank you. And meanwhile I read his e-mail. How long would it take you to prepare something for him?
Matthew: If Mary can help me, I think we should have something ready by tomorrow 2 p.m.
Michael: Good, I'll tell him tomorrow EOD to be safe. But wait for confirmation before you start doing anything. I'll be calling him in a minute and then I'll get back to you.
Matthew: Okay, thank you, boss! | Matthew needs Michael to respond to Mr. Nicholson's demand. |
#Person1#: So, I want a designer wedding dress, roses and lilies at every table. And, let me see, what else? Oh yeah, I want the killers to play at the reception.
#Person2#: So how many people do you want to invite?
#Person1#: Well, 200 should be enough. You will want to invite some people too, I suppose. So, 300 tops.
#Person2#: Where are we going to have this celebration, my dear?
#Person1#: Let's have it at the Conservatory of Flowers. It's such a beautiful building?
#Person2#: Doesn't it cost like $15,000 to rent?
#Person1#: Well, yeah, but it's worth it.
#Person2#: I would be happy with a simple ceremony with our families and close friends. | #Person1# wants a designer wedding dress, flowers, a band and wants to invite 200 people. But #Person2# just wants a simple wedding. |
a fellow traveler.: hello traveller
god: Hello, friend. Have you come to see the Temple?
a fellow traveler.: I need some inspiration of where to go from here
god: If you pray for inspiration, I can help guide you.
a fellow traveler.: oh thats great
god: I will watch over you, as I do the entire kingdom, as you move the rocks to enter the Temple.
a fellow traveler.: Amen
god: Do you know how to enter?
a fellow traveler.: teach me since you know this place better
god: You must place these rocks in the correct locations.
a fellow traveler.: Why are there so many rocks. This town reminds me of Afganistan
god: Tell me, have you come to pray for my forgiveness?
a fellow traveler.: Why won't I.You seem to be a very nice person afterall
god: The Temple is a place where you can come to tell me about your sins.
Summarize the dialogue | god will help the fellow traveler to find his way. |
#Person1#: What do you base our grades on?
#Person2#: All of your coursework is important, including everything from attendance and homework to all of your test results for the semester.
#Person1#: Does the final count the most?
#Person2#: All of it is important ; please just do your best at all times.
#Person1#: How do you total our scores?
#Person2#: The final and mid-term are twenty percent each ; homework, attendance, and quizzes are the rest.
#Person1#: What if we are out sick?
#Person2#: Make sure you contact me as I only allow one unexcused absence.
#Person1#: How can we know if we are doing OK during the year?
#Person2#: Your grade will not be a surprise ; you will know what you need to work on. | #Person2# tells #Person1# the grade bases on coursework and explains the percentage of each session. #Person2# only allows unexcused absences. |
Amanda: could you buy a bottle of wine on the way home?
Terry: what kind of wine?
Amanda: what do you prefer?
Terry: you asked me to buy wine
Amanda: so maybe red would be better
Terry: I think so, any particular
Amanda: I leave it to you
Terry: ok | Terry will buy a bottle of red wine on the way home at Amanda's request. |
a drunk reeling out of the saloon: Ahh, that sounds like a deal. This town is dull and boring anyways, I want you to take me far away from it.
a horse tied up in front of a shop: Alright, just go to the post over there and untie me.
a drunk reeling out of the saloon: Please! I am a mere drunk. Do not hurt me!
a horse tied up in front of a shop: Hey! I don't have thumbs, don't hurt me. Why would pick up a rock if not to attack me? I thought you were a trustworthy.drunk. Oh, the betrayal!
a drunk reeling out of the saloon: I am not a violent man. Drink this, horse!
a horse tied up in front of a shop: Have that trader over there drink it first. I'm not sure you can be trusted. Also, the people in that shop across the street are looking, so you'd better not hit me with that rock.
Summarize the dialogue | a drunk wants a horse to take him away from the town. the horse is tied up in front of a shop. the drunk wants the horse to drink first. |
#Person1#: Chris, remember at 11:00 this morning you have to call your grandparents. And at 12:00, can you take Fiona to the swimming pool in my car? Just medium friend there.
#Person2#: OK. I wanted to watch some TV but I can wait.
#Person1#: Can you get some stamps too? The post office closes at 1:00 but you be there at 12:30 if you go straight from the pool.
#Person2#: OK, anything else?
#Person1#: There are some library books to return that I do that on Monday. Can you wash the car? If you do that at the garage at 1:00, you'll be back here at lunchtime.
#Person2#: Alright, so I'll see you at 1:30 and we'll eat then. At 2:00 there's a football match. It's a really important again. After that can I use the car to visit some friends?
#Person1#: Yes, OK. | #Person1# asks Chris to call his grandparents, get some stamps, and wash the car. Chris agrees and #Person1# allows him to use the car to visit friends. |
Rachel: How's the weather?
Steve: Cold. A bit windy
Rachel: It's awful here, really bad but I don't care. I'm on my 24h duty
Steve: Enjoy the indoors :)
Rachel: I'll be home tomorrow evening :(
Steve: Do you need anything today?
Rachel: No I'm fine. Thanks
Steve: Ok let me know if you need anything, I'm arriving at 6.50
Rachel: Are you going home or straight to the office
Steve: Home
Steve: I have a meeting at 1pm and that's all for tomorrow
Rachel: Good, try to sleep on the plane
Steve: I can pick you up tomorrow
Rachel: Nooo... wait at home. Get some dinner if you can
Steve: Sure. I'm boarding now
Rachel: OK. LoveU
Steve: LoveU | Rachel will be home tomorrow evening. Steve is coming at 6.50 heading straight home. Steve just has one meeting at 1 pm tomorrow. Steve will get some dinner and wait for Rachel at home. |
pirate: Aye bandits are in numbers here matey. Perhaps ye would like to step outside? I have some information ye may need..
traveler: I wont leave this place
pirate: Oh a stubborn lad are ye? Pehaps a taste of cold steel will loosen your tounge a bit. Tell me, which of these fine vessels is yours?
traveler: I own none of it...i am just a traveller
pirate: Aye. Where I come from lad we are know for our persuasive personalities.. Travellers such as ye self carry GOLD. You said you travel with merchants. I'll be having some of your gold lad. Hand it over.
traveler: oh no....Have mercy on me
pirate: Give over ye booty lad and we have no trouble here. Refuse and I'll show you the business end of me blade! ARR!
traveler: My wares already went before me...This is the only stuff I have with me
Summarize the dialogue | traveler refuses to leave the place. Pirate wants traveler to give him his booty. |
Maya: don't wait for me
Tom: why?
Maya: im drinking beer with my friends | Tom shouldn't wait for Maya as she's drinking beer with her friends. |
the king: Here you go. Please be careful. Thank you.
woman: Oh, yes this should be an easy repair. It should take no time at all. Excuse me for being so bold, but I have heard legend of your mattress, is it true?
the king: Yes it was specially made for me as a gift from people of a neighboring country. It stands as a symbol of peace between us.
woman: I had heard it was made by the sleeping monks of the hidden mountains. My children have been in such an excited state since they heard the rumor. They love the legend of the hidden mountains.
the king: Yes it is a great tale that brought our two wonderful nations together. We fought off the power of evil and together became stronger.
woman: Your rule has been one of great success. I have repaired the pillow. Thank you for honoring me with your presence this afternoon, and allowing me to see the beauty of your chamber.
the king: Thank have a wonderful day. I hope you enjoy the food.
Summarize the dialogue | The woman will repair the pillow for the king. The king's mattress was made by sleeping monks of the hidden mountains as a gift from a neighboring country. |
Noah: <photo_file>
Noah: Just bought them
Jeremy: Nice shoes
Andy: How much?
Noah: $100
Andy: I saw them cheaper online
Noah: :-( | Noah bought shoes for $100. Andy saw them cheaper online. |
#Person1#: Who's that tall guy over there?
#Person2#: Oh, that's George. He looks very drunk.
#Person1#: What's he like normally?
#Person2#: Oh, he's really reserved, normally. But, from what I hear, he's got lots of problems.
#Person1#: Really? What kind of problems?
#Person2#: Well, off the record, of course, but I hear that he's got terrible debts. He has his own company, and it's not going very well.
#Person1#: Really? Well, I hate to say this, but I'm not surprised.
#Person2#: Really? What makes you say that?
#Person1#: Well, he doesn't look very honest.
#Person2#: I know, that's the problem. He can't find any customers. It's a pity, really, because his products are very good. Oh, that reminds me. Did I tell you about my new laptop?
#Person1#: Oh, don't talk to me about laptops. Mine crashed on Friday and I lost everything. I hate them.
#Person2#: Oh, really?
#Person1#: Look, I need another drink. Do you want one?
#Person2#: Yes, I'll have another cocktail.
#Person1#: Vodka martini?
#Person2#: Absolutely.
#Person1#: I'll be back in a sec.
#Person2#: OK. I'll wait here for you. | #Person2# tells #Person1# George's reserved but he's got terrible debts. #Person1#'s not surprised because #Person1# thinks George doesn't look honest. #Person2# and #Person1# then talk about their laptops. They'll have another drink. |
priest: Oh wonderful! Here give this to the King as a thank you.
duke: Oh, thank you although he has many fancy bibles in the library.
priest: I figured. But this one is valuable. You see it is 100 years old. the texts are a bit different too.
duke: Yes it does look quite old. He will like to add it to his collection i'm sure. All you all ready for your sermon tomorrow.
priest: Why yes, will the King be joining us?
duke: Yes, and the queen. They were hoping the church will be nice and spiffed up for there visit.
priest: Of course we can. I can start polishing these stones.
duke: I must go back and see if the King needs anything else today. I can't wait to hear you sermon father.
priest: Thank you for stopping by and bringing this. it will go to good use.
duke: No problem. I'm sure the children's orphanage would like some kind of dessert suprize tonight.
Summarize the dialogue | duke brought a 100-year-old bible to the church. The King will be visiting the church tomorrow. The priest will polish the stones. |
knights in training: Very well then. Do well to enjoy yourself
guest: What weapons will you practice with first?
knights in training: Don't distract me with your questions. I used to be a page for another knight years ago
guest: Fine, I shall leave you be *begins whistling*
knights in training: Now watch this!
guest: Oooh, spears! Pointy!
knights in training: Hahaha. It is always pointy. Hold this and let me show you some moves
guest: Okay, what would you like me to do? Attack or defend?
knights in training: You try to attack me.
guest: I aim for the face! Then the Knee! Then the Face! Then the toes!
knights in training: Wow... You've got moves. You fight where you from?
guest: I did three season's service in the Dwarf Wars - no where near as fine a a soldier as yourself, but I hope to learn more from you.
knights in training: I heard of the dwarf wars. Tell me about it.
Summarize the dialogue | guest is here to learn to be a knight. knights in training will teach him how to fight with spears. guest did three seasons of service in the dwarf wars. |
#Person1#: What do you know about our company?
#Person2#: Well, as I know this company is one of the largest and best in this field of business. It mainly produces toys for children. It employs more than 10, 000 people throughout the world. The president now is Mr. Jackson. The Shanghai branch was founded five years ago with a staff of more than 2, 000.
#Person1#: Very good. If you enter this company, what department would you like to work in?
#Person2#: May I work in sales department?
#Person1#: OK. Oh, how much do you make at your current job, if you don't mind my asking?
#Person2#: I'm paid 2, 000 yuan per month plus some allowances and bonus as that come to about 3, 000 yuan a month. How much will you pay me?
#Person1#: Well, the starting salary for a clerk in our company is 2, 500 yuan monthly and after three months he would get a raise if his work is satisfactory.
#Person2#: Do you have any fringe benefits?
#Person1#: Sure, we provide semi-annual bonus, a small bonus at Spring Festival, four weeks paid vacation a year.
#Person2#: How about insurance and full health insurance?
#Person1#: We can buy that for you.
#Person2#: That sounds good. | #Person1# interviews #Person2# about the understanding of this company, personal preference, and salary expectation. #Person2# asks about the fringe benefits. |
#Person1#: Can I help you?
#Person2#: I'd like to buy some Chinese-style cakes. Could you recommend me some?
#Person1#: Certainly. What about moon cake? It's typical Chinese food.
#Person2#: Moon cakes? What is that?
#Person1#: The moon cake is round and looks like the full moon. That's why it's called the moon cake and the moon cake symbolizes family reunion and harmony.
#Person2#: Sounds very interesting. I'll buy some to family people.
#Person1#: All the moon cakes are generally classified into two styles, Cantonese style and Suzhou style.
#Person2#: What's the difference between these two styles?
#Person1#: The skin of Cantonese style cakes is soft and puffy with heavy stuffing while the skin of Suzhou style cakes is puffy filled with fragrant nuts.
#Person2#: Get me some of each.
#Person1#: OK, here you are. | #Person2# wants to buy some Chinese-style cakes. #Person1# recommends moon cakes and tells #Person2# the differences between Cantonese style and Suzhou style. #Person2# buys some of each. |
priest: You observant one! I have a hymnbook if you'd like to sing along at mass, You'd be most welcome
church mouse: I'll get comfortable here...as long as you're sure I won't be attacked?
priest: Honestly, I cant speak for the others. I trust you're agile enough to dodge any swats?
church mouse: I'm fast on my feet!
priest: I wonder where these came from, perhaps I could set this up in the corner for you, if you burrow in perhaps you can remain unseen?
church mouse: Okay, okay. I understand. We can chat but we can't be friends. I get it.
priest: Have you seen the thread count in these? These have come from some kind of palace, you're definitely a friend of mine.
church mouse: I have this good book, tuck me in the corner so I can pray in peace, Father.
Summarize the dialogue | church mouse is a guest at the church. He will sing at mass with the priest. |
#Person1#: You have been here for how long? Four months now?
#Person2#: Yeah, about.
#Person1#: Do you know Chinese better now?
#Person2#: Oh, definitely. I remember, when I first arrived in Guangzhou, my girlfriend was haggling with a sales clerk over the price of a mobile phone.
#Person1#: Oh, yeah. Many Chinese like to bargain. It happens almost everywhere.
#Person2#: I mean, I understand that. But the speed of the conversation got faster and faster, until it seemed to me that they would fight. My perception of the tone was that it was a violent shouting match. The truth was that it was a perfectly normal conversation.
#Person1#: A shouting match? You're so funny. You must be exaggerating. I don't believe it.
#Person2#: I am not exaggerating at all. I'm telling you the truth. That was how I felt at that time.
#Person1#: Yes, perhaps. Chinese usually don't notice that sort of thing. Maybe it's quite natural to us.
#Person2#: Yes, absolutely true. | #Person2# has been in China for 4 months and knows Chinese better now. Then #Person2# and #Person1# talk about the feeling of bargaining between Chinese. |
Kian: You still never told me what you said to mrs.Johnson to make her say 'apparenly kian was a hit with the girls'
Kian: Reply nutella rocher! O.o I am sinfully bored -_-
Kian: I know you are onliiiiiineeeee! ;) >:(
Meg: okay okay, hello to you too. How's work experience going??
Meg: I'm doing mine at a nursery, and (cant explain why) its quite boring. The kids are nice though, there's this girl called Libby and she's really sweet!!
Meg: I hope you aren't too bored 3:) But it if it cheers you up, i've got a cold :(
Kian: very good well i am witha random architect guy and we didnt really do anything coz it was rainy :( but you have not answered the first question ;)
Meg: and why should i answer the first questopn?? ;)
Meg: hehehe (in my evil mood)
Kian: because ur supposed to be the nice one?
Meg: tis just a disguise to hide how wicked i am :P
Kian: well then because i am nice and i want to know :(
Meg: :D okay, i suppose that is a good enough reason.
Kian: so...
Meg: basically, when you wre upset that other night, i found it funny how all the girls wanted to give you a hug, also when we played "spin the bottle" im pretty sure some of the girls mentioned your name (in the which boy do you like) - Lotta included
Meg: However, I don't know for definate so please don't go big headed
Kian: i don't! (tell her that if you want :) ) i don't get big-headed! i am as shocked that lots of girls like me as you are :P
Meg: when i told her that i told you, she was like: "Zak know that?! OMG!!!! Quelle horreur! :D What was his reaction? He hates me right? I can't believe it :D How embarrassing :O" (Bless her) | Meg is bored with her placement at a nursery and has a cold. Several girls said they liked Kian when they played spin the bottle. |
Oliver: Mum! Y u not home?
Mrs. Swanson: At work.
Oliver: Yea, but I'm hungry.
Mrs. Swanson: About time to start cooking :)
Oliver: Very funny. Where's dinner?
Mrs. Swanson: What dinner?
Oliver: Mom, stop it. I'm serious.
Mrs. Swanson: It's in the fridge. Reheat it.
Oliver: Don't see it.
Mrs. Swanson: Look closely. Second shelf.
Oliver: Got it. Thanks.
Mrs. Swanson: OK. | Mrs. Swanson has left dinner for her son Oliver in the fridge. |
#Person1#: David, do you think we are lucky to have the weekend?
#Person2#: Definitely. I need to have enough time to have a rest on this weekend. We worked like bees in the whole working days.
#Person1#: I agree with you. What do you want to do, except sleeping?
#Person2#: Let me think. Oh, awful! I still have not finished the chart which was assigned by Mr. Wharton on Friday. So that task will make my busy.
#Person1#: I am better. I will go out to have a visit to my aunt. Why don't we have fun on weekend?
#Person2#: So what? | #Person1# and #Person2# are discussing their weekend plans. #Person1# will visit #Person1#'s aunt and #Person2# will finish #Person2#'s work. |
monk: It was built by the hand of god and he was assisted by these amazing reindeer.
peasant: I fear i am greatly in need of a bath, let me remove my dirty shoes before entering. What amazing reindeer, to have helped build this majestic place!
monk: Yes, you are welcome to use our bathing facilities and then we will see about getting you a meal to eat.
peasant: Oh good Monk, you are too kind. You restore my faith! My prayers have been answered!
monk: Perhaps leave your clothes out here to and we'll see about cleaning them off in the river. The reindeer can help with that.
peasant: Certainly, certainly....I must say for such a magnificent space, it seems rather dim. Perhaps my first job could be to wash all the windows and thereby let God's light shine brightly within!
monk: What a wonderful idea, I am sure we can find many ways in which you can help.
Summarize the dialogue | peasant is in need of a bath and wants to help. |
Amanda: Hun, are you still at the mall?
Nick: Yep.
Amanda: Can you buy some bread?
Nick: Wholegrain?
Amanda: My boy <3
Nick: You're always on diet!
Amanda: Well, the summer is coming, I need to get in shape!
Nick: Oh, come on, you look great!
Amanda: You know that it's not true, I had terrible thighs...
Nick: I love your full body, my sweet doughnut!
Amanda: Shut up!
Nick: Come on, I'm joking.
Amanda: Well, it's not funny, you'd better stop!
Nick: Okay okay, just don't get angry...
Amanda: Oh, and some avocados, please!
Nick: Roger that! | Nick is at the mall and is going to buy bread and avocados for Amanda. Amanda thinks she's not in shape. Nick disagrees. |
#Person1#: How can I help you?
#Person2#: well, I'm looking for some summer clothes.
#Person1#: Oh, it is the right time for you purchasing in our clothes shop. We are now having a low price on all our summer apparel.
#Person2#: Really? What's that?
#Person1#: Everything for summer is 20 % off.
#Person2#: I like this T-shirt. Would you like to help me look for any skirts that go with it?
#Person1#: Sure. We have both skirts and trousers that would look well with the T-shirt. Look at this section.
#Person2#: This one is good.
#Person1#: You have good taste. It is very much in style this year.
#Person2#: I'll take this one. How much are they?
#Person1#: 160 yuan.
#Person2#: Here you are. | #Person2# likes a T-shirt in #Person1#'s clothes shop. #Person1# recommends one section for #Person2#. |
Suave: Just now?
Stella: I cleaned the church together with other members in our cell😚
Stella: And helped the members to cook for tomorrow in another cell😚
Suave: Cell?
Stella: Church members' group to do service together
Suave: You spend most of your day at church
Stella: How about you?
Stella: Were you tired to cook yesterday?
Suave: It wasn't that tiring
Suave: But I was surprised how much beer Sophia drank
Suave: And they stayed for 5 hours so I asked them politely like
Suave: "Guys my eyes are closing.. I am so sorry but I cannot concentrate on the game anymore" 😴💤😴💤😴💤
Suave: Then they left after midnight
Stella: After midnight? That's late
Suave: Well I guess it is one of the cultural differences
Suave: In Korea people meet outside more and if they come to our house it is less then 2 hours.
Suave: But here people seem to think leaving early is not polite😭😭
Stella: So you were with them for ..6 hours?
Suave: Yes hahahaha😂😂😂
Suave: I really like her but I wanna invite her a month later at least XD | Stella spent her day cleaning the church and cooking with other members of her church group. Suave spent 5 hours playing games with Sophia and the others at his place yesterday. |
fisherman: How do you do, villager?
villager: Great, and you fisherman? It's a nice day on the water.
fisherman: Ohh it surely is! Water isn't rough at all and the weather is beautiful.
villager: Aye it is great out today.
fisherman: Only bad thing about today is my damn fishing rod broke.
villager: Ahh that is a shame is it not.
fisherman: Yeah for real, plus this shirt is really wet.
villager: Well, would you like some water?
fisherman: Nah, I've got plenty in my boat. Thanks though.
villager: Ah ok well, do not worry.
fisherman: So, are you a fisherman as well or what is your occupation?
villager: I am a farm hand as of now.
fisherman: Ah, what do you harvest then?
Summarize the dialogue | fisherman's fishing rod broke. He's got plenty of water in his boat. Villager is a farm hand. |
Kyle: Binge watchin The Vikings :) u?
Gail: Chillin. Any good?
Kyle: Depends. Character yup, but plot so-so.
Gail: Y?
Kyle: Well, imho, you can tell what's going to happen before it does.
Gail: Where ru?
Kyle: Season 2, episode 3
Gail: How many seasons?
Kyle: idk. 4 I think.
Gail: Maybe it'll get better?
Kyle: Don't think so. But the characters are kinda fun.
Gail: Hm?
Kyle: There's this monk who turned to pagan beliefs, a really crazy guy and the main character is an absolute bad-ass!
Gail: Any women characters?
Kyle: Sure! Loads! Also some strong women!
Gail: That's good! Maybe I'll watch it.
Kyle: If you wanna. Not a lot of fun, but nice to watch from time to time.
Gail: Will try! | "The Vikings" is only good to watch from time to time. Character development is fine but the plot is predictable. |
Maria: Anybody want to go jogging tonight?
Joseph: in the park?
Maria: or along the river, as you prefer
Tony: I'll join you
Maria: great! | Maria, Joseph and Tony are going jogging tonight. |
#Person1#: Pretty! Say beautiful rather. Can you imagine any thing nearer perfect beauty than she altogether-face and figure?
#Person2#: I do not know what I could imagine, but I confess that I have seldom seen a face or figure more pleasing to me than hers.
#Person1#: Such an eye! The true hazel eye-and so brilliant! Regular features, open countenance, with a complexion, Oh! What a bloom of full health, and such a pretty height and size ; such a firm and upright figure! There is health, not merely in her bloom, but in her air, her head, her glance. One hears sometimes of a child being'the picture of health'; now, she always gives me the idea of being the complete picture of grown-up health. She is loveliness itself. | #Person1# and #Person2# speak highly of a beautiful girl with a pretty face and figure. |
#Person1#: Did you clean your room today?
#Person2#: No, not yet.
#Person1#: Well, when were you planning on doing that?
#Person2#: I'm going to clean it up later.
#Person1#: Didn't I ask you to clean it up earlier?
#Person2#: I'm going to clean it.
#Person1#: I want you to vacuum in your room, and don't forget to dust everything.
#Person2#: I know. I'll do it.
#Person1#: Make sure you clean it up before you do anything else.
#Person2#: I'm not going anywhere until later, so I'll clean it then. | #Person1# urges #Person2# to clean #Person2#'s room as #Person2# didn't clean it up as told. |
footman: Actually, I've only been working for the prince for a few months now. I'm quite exhausted.
cooks: Seems like maybe you need to find another line of work. Does he at least treat you well?
footman: Well, it pays for my board, if you understand. I have to find work somewhere. This is such a nice kitchen I might see about a job here!
cooks: We could certainly use someone to help clean up around here if you are interested. Eventually you might even be able to move up to cook
footman: Hmm.. I see lots of sacks of flour and all kinds of powders. Do you bake here as well?
cooks: We do in the morning. Stuff gets everywhere and makes a huge mess. Your food is ready. Hope you enjoy.
footman: Why thank you! My, my, it looks positively delicious. You must be a very fast cleaner to keep this kitchen so tidy. If I became a cook could I wear one of those cool caps you wear?
cooks: Absolutely. You can have one now if you like
Summarize the dialogue | footman is looking for a job. He works for the prince and is quite exhausted. He might consider working in the kitchen of the palace. |
wife: Things at home are lovely! I am more in love with my husband than I though I could be, you know since my family decided to just marry me off to anyone! That's actually why I am down here! My husband just works so hard, I though I would get him a little something!
the smith: Is that so? Well what gift would a lovely wife have in mind for such a hard working husband?
wife: I haven't a clue. I no not much of manly things! See I keep to the cooking and cleaning.
the smith: Have you considered asking him what he might like?
wife: Oh no! I want it to be a lovely surprise! You see they have this new holiday, valentines day? I wanted to get something special for him!
the smith: They've made a holiday for Valentine the Lovesick? Now I've heard everything! Well, since your husband is such the hard worker, might I suggest something to help him relax?
wife: Ah yes! Could you make something as such?
Summarize the dialogue | wife wants to buy a gift for her husband for Valentine's Day. She doesn't know what he might like. The smith suggests a gift to help him relax. |
bishop: Don't be so rude to me! I'm trying to help you get out of here. I wasn't the one who brought you here.
mermaid: You are rude! I have the right to be upset in my current situation. I will not be silenced.
bishop: Fine, vile creature. I'll just leave you here in this chamber. Perhaps I should shackle you to the wall!
mermaid: I will find a way out with or without you. Do what you please. This place will be behind me soon. I am no afraid.
bishop: Stop your blathering! I had no idea mermaids were so foul!
mermaid: Are you incapable of emapthy? Useing violence against someone so defenseless. I pity you and your strange unatractive legs.
bishop: Forgive me, mermaid. I'm just not used to encountering someone like yourself. I'd like to help you escape these chambers.
mermaid: I would like that. This place is terrible.
Summarize the dialogue | mermaid is in a horrible place. Bishop wants to help her escape. |
#Person1#: What's the matter, Bill? You look kind of pale.
#Person2#: Oh, I'm just tired.
#Person1#: Why?
#Person2#: Well, I've been working until around ten every night this week.
#Person1#: You should go home at quitting time today and take it easy.
#Person2#: Yes. I think I will.
#Person1#: That's good. Say, how's your brother?
#Person2#: He's fine, but he is awfully busy. He went to the States on a business trip two weeks ago.
#Person1#: Oh, really? Is he back yet?
#Person2#: No, he won't come back for several more weeks.
#Person1#: Wow! He must have a lot to do there.
#Person2#: Yes, he does.
#Person1#: I want to be sure of the time because I'm going to meet a friend at five o'clock sharp.
#Person2#: Well, my watch says 4:30, and that time should be right. I set it with the radio yesterday.
#Person1#: Good. | #Person1# has a chat with Bill, and learns updates about Bill and his brother. #Person1# asks for time because #Person1# will go meet a friend. |
the lady of the house coming to greet you: I do. I will get you some now. You must be starving after a long journey.
a guest: I am! I need something to warm the chill in my bones. Could I trouble you for some ale?
the lady of the house coming to greet you: Take this additional coat to warm up a bit. Ill bring us both some of the best Ale the town has to offer and we shall celebrate fellowship tonight!
a guest: How is this inn not bustling! You are the best innkeeper I have come across in ages!
the lady of the house coming to greet you: I do my best to make my guests as comfortable as ever. But the bandits have also eaten into my business and people prefer to stay home then venture out and risk robbery
a guest: Ah yes, that makes sense. I met their acquaintance on my way in. Well my cousin is the realm sheriff, I shall have him put permanent protection around this gem of an inn.
Summarize the dialogue | the lady of the house coming to greet you will get you some ale and warm clothes. |
Nickolas: <file_video>
Nickolas: In case you don't remember how good of a dancer you are
Nataniel: Daaaamn. Where did you dig that up maaan? It was 6 years ago.
Nickolas: I'm cleaning my data storage. And I found a high school photos folder :D
Nataniel: Screw that. I was different guy then.
Nataniel: Now, I'm grown up, responsible man, with great future perspective
Nickolas: Haahahahahah
Nataniel: xD xD
Nickolas: Come oooon. Too many oxymorons in 1 sentence.
Nickolas: Words like; responisble and grown up should appear closer than 2 sentences to your name :D
Nataniel: Hahaha. Fuck you Nicky.
Nickolas: Hah. Fuck you too Nate :D
Nataniel: Gonna grab some beer tonight. You comin'?
Nickolas: I can't. I should study for tomorrow's test.
Nataniel: When you say you "should", I am totally sure that you won't.
Nickolas: No, really. I'm sleepy as fuck, but I know I have to do something to pass it tomorrow. I don't want to retake the exam.
Nataniel: Ok. If you change your mind, call me.
Nickolas: Sure. | Nickolas found funny pictures while cleaning his data storage, including a video of Nataniel dancing. Nickolas can't go out for beer tonight as he has a test tomorrow. |
a gravedigger doing his work: Hello, I'm a gravedigger. I'm sitting in the Cemetery reading my Bible.
Summarize the dialogue | Gravedigger is reading his Bible in the cemetery. |
Shirley: <file_photo>
Shirley: I made these dumplings
Shirley: They are filled with vegetables
Alex: Nom nom.. they look extremely appetising
Alex: 😋😋😋😋😋
Alex: 👏👏👏👏👏
Alex: Did you get the recipe from your new book?
Shirley: No, from YouTube :) | Shirley made dumplings with vegetable filling. She got the recipe from YouTube. |
frog: Yes. I was once a prince.
peasant: Your father looks down upon peasants like myself. You never did. That is why she turned you isn't it?
frog: Yes. She is a cruel woman.
peasant: Maybe we can convince her to turn you back? Maybe offer her a job as your royal witch once your father passes on?
frog: Perhaps, do you mind asking her for me. I fear she never liked me.
peasant: If you allow me to be your royal advisor!
frog: Fine that is fair. Now go! I am excited to think this might actually work.
peasant: This will work! I am so excited to have a job.
frog: Be careful, she can turn you into anything.
peasant: I am friends with the witch. She cares for us lowly people.
frog: It is hard to believe she cares about something.
peasant: I will give her this flower too.
Summarize the dialogue | Frog was once a prince but he was turned into a frog by a witch. The peasant will ask the witch to turn him back into a prince. |
maid: Well, I was... performing my duties of cleaning and changing the heater oils before the Queen goes to bed.
castle guard: You work hard, but I guess looking after the Queen's bedroom is one of the better jobs around here even if they work you hard at it?
maid: You are quite right, I like being close to the Queen and even being able to influence her.
castle guard: What is your sphere of influence down there, miss?
maid: Not a lot. I can only count on able bodied men like you to protect staff like me.
castle guard: Why do I get the feeling you're a step ahead of me, miss?
maid: I haven't worked for the Queen for so long without having acquired some of her wit and cunning.
castle guard: I see. I like it
maid: Do you like this as well? It is a hat from today's sermon.
castle guard: Do you?
maid: Not really, It looks too old and clumsy for me.
castle guard: I appreciate the honesty!
Summarize the dialogue | maid was cleaning and changing the heater oils in the Queen's bedroom. She likes her job. The maid doesn't like the hat from today's sermon. |
John: Do you know where I can buy an alternator for my motorbike?
Adam: it's broken again?
John: Unfortunately.
Adam: I think I got a bad luck! | John is looking for a place to buy a replacement for his motorbike alternator. |
#Person1#: So do you believe in palmistry?
#Person2#: Palmistry? What is that?
#Person1#: It's when someone takes a look at another person's palm4 to tell the future.
#Person2#: Oh, you mean palm reading5. I've seen that before, but I don't believe in it.
#Person1#: Are you sure? I've read a lot about palmistry and I've been able to tell a lot of accurate things about a person from his palm. Do you want me to take a look at your hand?
#Person2#: Really? You've read books about it? Ok, then. But only if you want to.
#Person1#: Ok, let's see, well, you've got a long life line, which is good, and the love line is strong ... ...
#Person2#: What else do you see? Will I be successful? Will I make a lot of money?
#Person1#: Hmm, hard to say, wait, yes, it looks like you will do well in business, and your ambition will help you a lot, but ... ...
#Person2#: What? What is it? What's the matter?
#Person1#: You seem to have a large gullibility line. You believe everything that you're told.
#Person2#: Hey! | #Person1# tells #Person2# about palmistry and takes a look at #Person2#'s hand. #Person2# believes everything #Person1# tells at first, and the #Person2# finds out that #Person1# plays a joke on #Person2#. |
skeleton: I am an old knight who has risen from the dead.
lizards: Which wars did you fight in?
skeleton: The great war. I lost my life to a southerner.
lizards: Filthy casual. How could you die to such scum?
skeleton: I had broken my arm earlier in the war and it had not healed. You see here?
lizards: No excuses. You were supposed to be a mighty warrior. You were supposed to die of old age.
skeleton: You don;t think i know that lizard. How can something like you possibly talk down to me. What have you done?
lizards: I've killed over 300 men with my venom
skeleton: That sounds like a cowwardly way of killing someone if you ask me.
lizards: You died a coward. You can't speak.
skeleton: I died with honor. i don't have to prove that to a lizard.
lizards: You died a fool.
Summarize the dialogue | skeleton is an old knight who has risen from the dead. lizards mock him for losing his life to a southerner. |
Sylvia: Hi Isabella, thanks again for yesterday!
Isabella: Thank YOU! The workshop was amazing! I wish we had one with you tomorrow, too!
Sylvia: Glad to hear it, hope you'll find the methods practical.
Isabella: It was really food for thought.
Sylvia: Can I ask you a favour?
Isabella: Yes, of course, what can I do for you?
Sylvia: I didn't take a photo of your riddle and I liked it so much. Do you have a picture you could send over?
Isabella: The "Education" one?
Sylvia: Exactly!
Isabella: Sure, here it comes:
Isabella: <file_photo>
Sylvia: Oh, lovely, thanks so much! | Sylvia held a workshop yesterday. Isabella attended the workshop and enjoyed it. Isabella send Sylvia a photo of an "Education" riddle. |
#Person1#: What are you doing?
#Person2#: Look at me. I look so old! I look as if I were thirty.
#Person1#: Come on! Stop being so vain. You look great! You are beautiful!
#Person2#: Yes, I am, but I think it's time for some plastic surgery I'm tired of these wrinkles and sagging skin. See?
#Person1#: I don't see any wrinkles or sagging skin! You are stop beings ridiculous. Besides, I think that people who get Boto, have facelifts, or tummy tucks look weird. It doesn't look natural.
#Person2#: Whatever, I think I'm gonna get liposuction and a nose job and some breast implants as well.
#Person1#: I think you need to get brain surgery. I honestly don't think you need cosmetic surgery. You look amazing.
#Person2#: I thought you were my friend and would support me on this! I just want to feel better about myself and feel more attractive.
#Person1#: You don't need plastic surgery to do that. You are fine the way you are and you have guys drooling all over you! Plus, plastic surgery hurts!
#Person2#: Really?
#Person1#: Yeah! When I got my nose job I was black and blue for a week! | #Person2# is not satisfied with #Person2#'s appearance and wants to have plastic surgery. #Person1# tells #Person2# #Person2# looks good and plastic surgery hurts. |
ancient king: No I am too old! My wife is dead you fool. It is you that is delirious
cardinal: If you say so, my king.. What are you doing in the courtyard?
ancient king: I am resting you fool! Do you not know anything. You try to spread rumors about my dead wife! I should have you arrested
cardinal: Hah, don't make me laugh. You know I am trusted and I have too much power to be arrested.
ancient king: You have no power! You are told what to do by the pope! You are so funny. Just let me raise my hand and the guards will be here lickety split!
cardinal: My poor king, you are getting weaker every day. Are you even able to raise your old hand?
ancient king: Cardinal, you overstretch boundaries! I do not believe the pope would like you being disrespectful and treasonous
cardinal: I have done some terrible things that I will bury with me. I do not care about the pope.
Summarize the dialogue | ancient king is angry with cardinal because he spread rumors about his dead wife. |
#Person1#: Your goofy personality, your fatal curiosity. . . you've always reminded me of Curious George.
#Person2#: Well, thanks a lot! I bet I can guess your zodiac sign, too!
#Person1#: Go ahead! !
#Person2#: I bet you're a snake!
#Person1#: How'd you guess?
#Person2#: Well, you're sneaky, conniving, cold blooded. . . | #Person2# guesses #Person1#'s zodiac sign is a snake because #Person1# is sneaky, conniving, and cold-blooded. |
craftsman: I am here to ask the queen for materiels.
economist: And what materials are those? I hope you have made a proper financial analysis of your project.
craftsman: I need 2 tons of wood from the forest. i just need permission so i can get started.
economist: A mighty vessel! Have you thought to give it a name?
craftsman: Not yet, do you have any ideas?
economist: How about "HMS Indefatigable" has a nice ring to it? Or "HMS Economics," named after the truest, and most noble of professions in these lands?
craftsman: Uumm, i think that would be a bit odd. I was thinking something like... Big Bertha.
economist: Well, that works as well I suppose.
craftsman: Have you seen the queen around?
economist: Not since she said she had a headache. I was telling her about my recent cost benefit ration analyses relating to grain shipments vis a vis the current economic situation in the Mountain Kingdom.
Summarize the dialogue | craftsman wants to ask the queen for materials to build a vessel. Economist suggests "HMS Economics" as a name for the vessel. |
mage: Hey! who are you! Bow before Karest the great!
grass snake: ssssssssss move before I bite
mage: You are nothing to compared to me! You see this gold staff? I shall hit you with it.
grass snake: sssss I bite you again
mage: How dare you. Why must you attack me such a powerful being when you are but a small snake?
grass snake: I may be small but I am strong
mage: I do not doubt this but you are silly to attack me. Why do you refuse to bow to me?
grass snake: lets just be freinds and work this out
mage: Perfect. Now just admit I am the greatest mage you have ever seen?
grass snake: Sure your great
mage: There we go. What brings you to these parts?
grass snake: I am traveling to another town I like to travel
mage: Me too. i have to get away from the no talent mages I work with.
grass snake: aww sorry to hear that its just me one lonely snake
Summarize the dialogue | grass snake is a snake. Mage is a mage. They are traveling to another town. |
#Person1#: Excuse me can I ask you a few questions? I'm not going to take up too much of your time.
#Person2#: OK.
#Person1#: Well, how old are you?
#Person2#: 16.
#Person1#: Right. When you leave school do you think you'll get your own home away from your parents?
#Person2#: Oh yes, I'm sure I will.
#Person1#: Do you think you'll get married in the next 5 years say?
#Person2#: Probably but I certainly don't want children yet. I'm too young.
#Person1#: OK, would you like to travel?
#Person2#: I'd like to. But I don't think I will although I have a lot of time. Anyway, you certainly need money for that.
#Person1#: Thanks very much. | #Person1# asks #Person2#, who is 16, some questions about future home, marriage, and traveling. |
Jenny: heeeeey anyone there
Jason: yep
Jason: what's up?
Dan: me too
Jenny: nothing, just wanted to check sth xd | Jenny wanted to check something. |
Barbara: Hi, Donald. what's up?
Donald: So tired after work. U?
Barbara: I was free today.
Donald: nice!
Barbara: When are you going to come to visit me?
Donald: I don't know. This month I am really busy.
Barbara: I expected you to come this month.
Donald: I really can't.
Barbara: So when could you?
Donald: I will try in May.
Barbara: It's really sad.
Donald: Do not dramatise.
Barbara: I am not going to ask you any more. Sorry.
Donald: Just be patient, please.
Barbara: Whatever... | Barbara wanted Donald to visit her this month. Donald has no time and can visit her in May. She is sad and disappointed. |
Olivia: When your husband’s cooking.. Xxx
Leo: looks yummy!
Olivia: Thai red curry! So delicious!
Anna: my favourite food!
Greg: now i’m hungry!
Kelly: looks 10/10!
Noah: Wow! that looks amazing!
Greg: can i drop by?
Olivia: not this time! Haha! ;) | Olivia's husband cooked Thai red curry. |
mice: Got any goodies today, Chef?
royal chef: Today's menu is... ratatouille, believe it or not. How does that sound?
mice: Sounds like you're cooking my family up...
royal chef: How could I deny the king fresh meat when it wanders so willingly into our midst?
mice: You think that is funny? It is not. For we give you diseases
royal chef: Wow, where were you hiding this?
mice: I carry it with me at all times for protection.
royal chef: Okay, I apologize. We
mice: What is this paper here?!
royal chef: It's obviously the recipe. Can I have that back please, it isn't as simple as it looks
mice: Say, can I have some seeds and grain? So I do not have to ruin the people's food...
royal chef: That seems very basic. this kitchen is the perfect place to make bread. Perhaps you could have that? Just keep your profile low and don't let yourself be seen.
mice: What is the catch here? You people are not usually nice to us mice.
Summarize the dialogue | royal chef is cooking ratatouille today. The mice want to help him, but they are afraid of being caught. They want to have some seeds and grain to make bread. |
general: I agree, there may still be enemy laying in ambush by the Lake. Have them circle Mount Hugerock instead. It will take more time but I must ensure the troops safety.
soldier: Yes sir. Half circling East and the other circling West? Or shall the First battalion go West?
general: I might need counsel on that. Going west will take several days but circling East leads us straight to the enemy barracks...
soldier: Shall I gather all of the Generals for a strategy meeting? The wench can set up the dinning hall for it.
general: Yes, be on it. Lets meet in the war room instead. Food can be quite distracting when it comes to strategizing...
soldier: Ah yes, of course Sir. I shall gather the maps and a few cooperative locals who know the land well.
general: Well, be sure to eat a meal in the kitchen first. I have seen you on your feet all day, you must be hungry.
Summarize the dialogue | General wants to know if the troops should go west or circle east. Soldier will gather the maps and a few locals who know the land well. |
Rhona: Hey! How are you? Enjoying the holidays?? :D
Rhona: (I'm gonna take a wild guess and say that you're in Spain)
Ollie: Heyy! :D I'm going well thanks. How about you? :D doing lots these holidays haha. So much travelling. How about you? How's Uni? :O
Ollie: Not in Spain this summer ;P
Rhona: Not Spain?! What happened???
Rhona: Travelling - sounds exotic :D
Rhona: It's okay - still got a year left :)
Ollie: Not this summer at least haha. Just couldn't find anyone to come with me haha. And aaah how'd the last year go?
Rhona: Does ish count as an answer?
Rhona: That's a shame - so where have you been/where are you?
Ollie: I guess so :O you gonna do ok though? And I've been to Luxembourg and Germany as well as Prague. Next trip is to Cyprus for research!
Ollie: In Newcastle right now though
Rhona: If you're up for it, you're always welcome to Oxfor as a pit stop :P
Ollie: That would be awesme at some point :D really want to go and visit again
Rhona: Mum says hi :)
Rhona: She also says Hi to your mum :D
Ollie: Hi Anna :D
Ollie: I'll pass on the message :) she's at work right now | Ollie's travelling a lot these holidays. She's been to Luxembourg, Germany and Prague. The next stop is Cyprus. Right now she's in Newcastle. Rhona has one more year left of uni. She invites Ollie to stop by in Oxford. |
Leo: What's up? You called me.
Thomas: I just got frustrated with the book I'm editing right now and needed to vent it to a fellow editor, who knows the struggle.
Leo: Is it that bad? :D
Thomas: It's awful, the worst book I've ever read. :<
Leo: What can be worse than this porn you've edited recently...? Fantasy?
Thomas: It's a FUSION of fantasy and porn. It's complete and utter trash.
Leo: Hahah, that's unfortunate. :D
Leo: I feel your pain. :D | Thomas feels the need to talk about the book he is editing as he feels it is rubbish. |
#Person1#: Michael, what time is it? We are going to be late for the party.
#Person2#: It's a quarter past six. Don't worry, Rebecca. We will be fine.
#Person1#: But we have to be at Sarah's house by 6:30 for her surprise birthday party. The traffic is getting heavier.
#Person2#: Relax. The party starts at 7:00 o'clock. We are not far from her house now. But I do need help with finding a place to park the car, so Sarah doesn't see it. Can you phone her husband and ask him where it is best to park our car?
#Person1#: OK. I'm calling him now. | Michael and Rebecca are going to Sarah's surprise birthday party. Rebecca will phone Sarah's husband for a hidden parking place. |
spider: Yes I am because you're in a magical tunnel
king: I've owned it this entire time and I did not know it was magical? Well what do you know spider?
spider: i know something that you don't know. I am actually the owner of this tunnel
king: How does a spider own a tunnel? Did I drink too much at the banquet?
spider: Oh dear, I am actually your long lost mother. I was cursed by your father.
king: My Mother! But father has been dead for years, how do I break the curse?
spider: You have to bring me out of this tunnel and buy me a diamond ring.
king: There are many diamond rings, I have to buy one? That is a really strange curse.
spider: You have to find the diamond ring that your father gave to me. It has his name on it.
king: I know where it is, he was buried with it! it shouldn't be too hard to dig it up.
spider: Okay. I will be waiting for you. Please do not tell anyone that you are going to dig up the ring.
Summarize the dialogue | spider is the owner of the tunnel. The king's father cursed her and she is waiting for him to dig up the ring he gave her. |
#Person1#: Charlotte, have you had your supper?
#Person2#: No, I don't want to eat anything.
#Person1#: Why? Don't you feel well?
#Person2#: I'm down in spirits.
#Person1#: What's up?
#Person2#: My manager jumped on me for my mistake today.
#Person1#: You must not feel depressed about such a trivial thing.
#Person2#: I think I'm too clumsy. I can do nothing well.
#Person1#: You'd better shape up if you want to get the job done.
#Person2#: But I doubt myself.
#Person1#: Cheer up! Don't let me down. We all make mistakes, and that is life. | Charlotte is upset because Charlotte made a mistake and was criticized by Charlotte's boss. #Person1# comforts Charlotte. |
Mr. John Nater: Mr Chair the arts and culture industry has a massive impact on local economies In my riding alone we have the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum the Stratford Festival Drayton Entertainment and Stratford Summer Music The postponement and cancellation of the seasons of these important cultural institutions is having a massive impact on the hospitality industry including local restaurants hotels and bed and breakfasts Many of these businesses are small businesses and owneroperated businesses that are falling through the cracks in the governments programs that have been introduced How will the government address the blind spot in their programs for small businesses in communities like this which rely on the tourism and the arts and culture industries ?
Hon. Navdeep Bains: Mr Chair clearly we understand how important these organizations are to these communities That is why we allocated 500 million to respond to the specific financial needs of arts heritage and sports organizations to help them be more resilient through this difficult time Last week we rolled out the funding of this announcement and we look forward to engaging with communities across the country
Mr. John Nater: Mr Chair 18 million jobs are attributed to the tourism industry in Canada Among these 740000 are related to international travelling No one wants to see the borders reopen until it is safe to do so but can the government provide clarity on what criteria will be used to provide some information to these tourism operators of how when and under what criteria international borders will be reopened ? | Bains claimed that the government was aware of these issues and had allocated $500 million to arts and culture organizations. Bains also explained that while pandemic control efforts were affecting these industries adversely, Canadians' health and safety remained the government's priority. |
#Person1#: I went to Super Junior's concert last night. It was fantastic.
#Person2#: Really? Their songs are very popular all round Asia now. I am also a big fan of theirs.
#Person1#: Yes, their new album just came out last week. It is number one on the billboard.
#Person2#: I really love their dancing. They are all excellent dancers.
#Person1#: The lyrics of the new song are beautiful, too. Can you sing?
#Person2#: Sure. I think you can hear the song everywhere you go now.
#Person1#: Let's go buy their new album. Want to come with me?
#Person2#: Why not? | #Person1# went to Super Junior's concert last night. Both #Person1# and #Person2# love their songs and dancing. #Person1# invites #Person2# to buy their new album together. |
#Person1#: I may go grocery shopping later.
#Person2#: We need to get food?
#Person1#: I don't think we have any food.
#Person2#: What are you going to buy?
#Person1#: What food are we out of?
#Person2#: Go and look in the kitchen.
#Person1#: Could you look for me?
#Person2#: You should just get the basics.
#Person1#: What would that be?
#Person2#: Get some eggs, milk, and bread.
#Person1#: Would you please make a list for me?
#Person2#: Okay, I'll write it down for you. | #Person1# may go grocery shopping later and requests #Person2# to make a shopping list |
king: Tell me more about your house, do you live alone?
maid: "No, my lord, I live with my parents and 4 brothers and sisters, but we have a very humble home"
king: That sounds like a good home then filled with much love. You should bring them here someday, so I can pay my respects
maid: "Of course! They would love to meet you and see the castle. We're not worthy, my lord!"
king: Now enough of the small talk, time for a bath!
maid: "Of course, my lord. Would you like help running the bath?"
king: No it is fine this bath is nothing compared to me! Now were are my rubber duckies??
maid: "I think you put them way in the cabinet over there, I'll go get them for you"
king: Thank you thank I cannot relax without them!
maid: "Of course, and your bathtime snacks!"
king: These are my favorite snacks in the entire castle!
Summarize the dialogue | king wants to take a bath. Maid will bring him his rubber duckies and bathtime snacks. |
Sally: It so busy here. Can't see you anywhere. Where are you?
Jim: I'm by the gate.
Sally: Which gate? There are a few you know. :-)
Jim: Gate C. The one to the left of the main car park.
Sally: Heading right over. Should be with you in a tick. | Jim is by the Gate C, which is left to the main car park. |
priest: Oh, I'm so sorry sweet sister. I did not realize the flowers were sentient beings. Can you help me find some food to feed the needy? What about the grapes and berries?
faery: Don't touch me! I'm sorry, I'm much too afraid of people to allow that. I may be able to summon up some food for you though if it means you leave peacefully.
priest: I am sorry, small one. I mean you no harm. I am quite well regarded in the village, everyone trusts me.
faery: We have had bad experiences with your kind in the past. But you do seem nice...
priest: I am sorry for your previous bad experiences, sister. What can I do to further our friendship?
faery: Perhaps I can have that shiny thing on you neck?
priest: I am happy to make a gift of this cross to you, my faery friend.
faery: Ohhhh! it's so pretty...quite heavy though.
priest: It looks lovely on you.
Summarize the dialogue | The priest wants to feed the needy. The faery is afraid of people and doesn't want to touch the priest. The faery offers the priest a cross as a gift. |
mermaid: Come, Sir Crab, let me hold you lest that thing try and eat you. And you, human, what proof do you have of this so-called difference?
knight in shining armor: All you have to do is to listen to your heart and follow it...trust me it won't push you astray'
mermaid: Hrmp. Say that to my sister, who just last week was speared while she was merely combing her hair. Not harming a soul!
knight in shining armor: i care about you that's more reason i won't let any harm come to you
mermaid: Care about me? We've only just met. This is no fairytale story - this is real life!
knight in shining armor: i know
mermaid: Do you? Ha- I doubt you know much of anything, humans can barely even swim. What is your purpose in being here, anyway?
knight in shining armor: to find the one that really care
Summarize the dialogue | knight in shining armor is a human. He is here to find a mermaid. |
#Person1#: Hello, I bought the pendant in your shop, just before.
#Person2#: Yes. Thank you very much.
#Person1#: Now I come back to the hotel and try to show it to my friend, the pendant is broken, I'm afraid.
#Person2#: Oh, is it?
#Person1#: Would you change it to a new one?
#Person2#: Yes, certainly. You have the receipt?
#Person1#: Yes, I do.
#Person2#: Then would you kindly come to our shop with the receipt by 10 o'clock? We will replace it.
#Person1#: Thank you so much. | #Person1# wants a product changed from #Person2#, and #Person2# agrees. |
#Person1#: What is this eviction notice for?
#Person2#: The notice you received is a 30 - day notice to vacate.
#Person1#: Are you kidding me?
#Person2#: I mentioned to you before that you need to keep up with your rent. This notice to evict is letting you know that I mean business.
#Person1#: You can't just throw me out on the street!
#Person2#: You have 30 days to catch up on your rent, or a sheriff will evict you.
#Person1#: Will you still throw me out if I make the rent payment?
#Person2#: You can stay, but you might think about looking for a less expensive living arrangement if you are having trouble making the payments.
#Person1#: I am going to take care of the rent payment right now.
#Person2#: Thank you. The payment needs to be in the form of cash or a cashier's check. | #Person1# got an eviction notice and #Person2# tells #Person1# #Person1# has 30 days to pay the rent or a sheriff will evict #Person1#. #Person1# pays the rent right now. |
Martin: Do fancy going for a run today?
Mark: Yes, what time?
Martin: 7pm?
Mark: That would be great, but I have only one hour.
Martin: Me too.
Mark: Great, see you at the usual place.
Martin: Yes mate. | Mark and Martin go for a run at 7 pm. at the usual place. |
User Interface: So I am going to talk about a little bit about how this remote control should be appear to be more easy to use I think I think the feature easy to use is more important than being fancy but we can discuss about it later generally generally this remote control should be should be something in my opinion the first feature is just to be easy to use So the more frequent buttons should be larger they should be placed in a good position inside the remote control And s I can conclude like this that we should not need to learn how to use it It should be we should not need to es open a a t book and start reading and learning how to use this this remote control So what I found out that as I said I think it is better to put more frequent ke buttons which are used more in the middle of the remote control and they should be bigger in size the shape of remote control should be in a way which can which should be taken easily in hand It should not be completely like a cube It should be it should have round edge so then it is easier And maybe just like some toys some joystick which is easier to take inside the hand And also f m because because customers does not like to buy lots of battery it should not consume lots of energy And my personal p preference is as I said just putting this buttons in a special places and covered some buttons which are not used that much like settings button like mobile phone Usually some mobile phone cover the dialling number part so we can cover these buttons which are not used or number buttons for the for the for the can channels and just put volume change or s ch can channel change buttons in the remote control And if the user needed to do some more complex task he he can open the cover and then change settings or something like this And also I think if we put some some some some some buttons inside of the remote control it can be used easier Not on remote control I do not know if I can explain well But just inside For example a sliding or rolling d stuff if we put it inside then we can easily manipulate with thumb So it can be another preference And I do not know but I think usage of a speech recogn r recogniser can be good I know that it consumes lots of energy but if we do it in some way that it asleeps when there is no sound and when it detects some sound it may consume less energy And I think it is good because it is something new and usually young people like something new So it may not be very useful but because it is new people may buy it I personally think there should be a big difference between between something Otherwise they prefer to buy something which is coming from a famous company or That is mine
Industrial Designer: so good news from me for me from Hamed but bad news from Bob obviously because spongy design I do not like it as so could you please Fabien open it I am person two And which one probably the first one I am not sure but check the first one I Most of the things I have to write myself on the board but that is it Just It is only this slide ? This this is just one thing I wanted to mention and show you that I just I just found this that our company developed a s a seven f seven fingers or I will just seven seven inch T TFT screen which is good news for us since we wanted to include a display there so I I probably draw it down raw scheme This is this is the stuff that I can use to | User interface thought that the feature easy to use was more important than being fancy. He mentioned that the more frequent buttons should be larger and be placed in good positions. He preferred to put some buttons in special places and cover these buttons, or put some buttons inside the remote control. And the remote control also had to be easily taken in hands and energy-saving. |
pastor: I appreciate your assistance, Your Holiness. It is hard to imagine even our own Pope had struggled with these feelings in the past.
pope: Yes, we all have. I am no different than you. We all face these hardships
pastor: Oh, I am sorry, Your Holiness. I was just surprised. But it makes me think that sometimes actions are more encouraging than words.
pope: Indeed. that is what you need to go tell the people of your town. Tell them that you have seen first hand that even I face the same issues as they.
pastor: I will do so, Your Holiness. I must also ask, they express needs that can't be fixed with good feelings, but it is beyond the church's means to support all in need.
pope: Okay, ask away. I will do anything I can to help my people. I get enjoyment from helping the poor and comforting my people.
Summarize the dialogue | pope comforts pastor and tells him to tell people that he has faced hardships in the past. |
monk: Just cleaning up outside. There was a lot of dead leaves and it made the place look terrible.
priest: Thank you! Need some help?
monk: I'd love some, thankyou! It's a beautiful day out, so I don't mind doing it. How's life been, father?
priest: I've been okay. I feel sad for all the people in need
monk: I feel you there. It's not an easy life, being a man of the cross.
priest: I know. What can we do to help that peasant over there? He is so poor
monk: I think I have a spare robe inside - this one is old but still good. Let me check.
priest: Great! Do we have any money to give him?
monk: Sadly not. My coin purse is empty. He is welcome to my robe, though.
priest: Hmm let me see if I can find anything else to give him
monk: I'll help. Let me put this down, there's nothing of use in there.
Summarize the dialogue | monk is cleaning up outside the church. The priest and monk are going to help a poor peasant. |
Ed: Mike, where the hell are you?
Mike: I am still at school.
Ed: Shouldn't you be home already?
Ed: I don't have the key.
Mike: I've got a chess club on Tuesdays.
Mike: For the past three years.
Ed: Could you skip it just once?
Mike: Not when I am winning. You want the key, you come down here.
Ed: All right chess master. Be there in an hour. | Ed couldn't get in because he didn't have the key, and Mike was at his chess club meeting. Ed had to go get the key from Mike. |
king: And how do you do today, betrothed of my beloved son?
the princess: I am having the most wonderful day in this beautiful setting.
king: Tis truly a lovely place is it not? May I pick you this wildflower?
the princess: Why thank you ever so much. When will your son arrive?
king: He shall be here within the hour fair maiden
the princess: It can't come soon enough. Thank you for being here. I am humbled by your presence, as well.
king: Naturally, naturally girl. Look out over the mountains - when I am gone, you and my Son shall rule all of this
the princess: Well, that won't be for a very long time. Shall we sit on the bench and enjoy the beautiful view?
king: I am enjoying it, fair lady. This bench is perfectly situated
the princess: Yes, and the craftsmanship is superb.
king: Indeed, indeed. What is the name of that mountain over there, do you know?
the princess: I am afraid I am not familiar. Please accept my apology for lack of knowledge.
Summarize the dialogue | the king and the princess are sitting on a bench and enjoying the beautiful view. The king's son will arrive within the hour. |
mountain lion: I am a lion and they will be no mercy.
outlaw: I am a muscular outlaw. You will regret if you hit me!
mountain lion: Lions don't get scared, they destroy.
outlaw: Humans are not afraid of lions too. We can kill you.
mountain lion: Lions are natural born killers, you will regret it.
outlaw: I am kidding. Let's be friends.
mountain lion: Only because I am lion king
outlaw: Where is Simba?
mountain lion: Simba's gone hunting.
Summarize the dialogue | mountain lion is a lion king. outlaw is a muscular outlaw. |
#Person1#: Hi Joe. You met my new assistant, right?
#Person2#: Emm. . . yes. But I wasn't too impressed. I found her a little stuck up.
#Person1#: You are kidding, but she's so helpful.
#Person2#: Tom. . . you are her boss, you down. Of course, she's helpful to you.
#Person1#: Come on. She's like that with everyone.
#Person2#: I don't think so actually. She never even says ' hello ' to me. | #Person1# thinks #Person1#'s new assistant is helpful, but Joe thinks she is stuck-up. |
Timon: Where are you exactly, Sir? I am almost there.
Timon: Could you type it here?
Nemo: Geomamro 42-1, the navigation says. I am standing in front of Bakseok gas station.
Timon: I arrive in 5 minutes, sir.
Nemo: Please come quick, my car isn’t moving in the middle of the road and the cars cannot pass through. | Timon is coming for Nemo because his car broke down. |
Zach: yoh
Dempsey: yoh, whatsup?
Zach: not much, where are you nowadays?
Dempsey: i went to the countryside for a while
Zach: till when
Dempsey: next week
Zach: cool then
Dempsey:👍 | Dempsey went to the countryside and he will stay there till next week. |
jacob's son: Have you seen my father, Jacob?
a monkey friend: I haven't, but I'd be the first to let you know...I love the king!
jacob's son: Thanks. God bless the King. Any news from the village today?
a monkey friend: The villagers speak in hushed tones, Jacob's son...People are worried about where their next meal's gonna come from, and the river's unforgiving. Some say the king's foray to bring back food will be successful, others murmur the queen is a witch, and the cause of the drought...
Summarize the dialogue | Jacob's father hasn't been seen. The villagers are worried about their next meal. The river is unforgiving. Some say the king's foray to bring back food will be successful, others murmur the queen is a witch. |
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