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#Person1#: Hello. Gail Willows speaking.
#Person2#: Ms. Willows, hello. This is Daniel calling from IBA Bank.
#Person1#: Hello, Daniel. What can I do for you?
#Person2#: I'm calling to notify you that an Export L / C has arrived for you.
#Person1#: Oh, really? Do you know which company it's from?
#Person2#: Yes, it's from Satura Beds of Tokyo.
#Person1#: Ah, great! I'll send someone over to pick it up. Thanks for calling. | Daniel calls Gail Willows to tell her the Export L/C from Satura Beds of Tokyo has arrived. |
Matt: Snickers or Mars?
Kaz: Snickers of course.
Matt: All right. Snickers it is then! | Matt got Snickers for Kaz. |
snakes: -slithers through the tree-
insects: Hey, I am hungry
snakes: Hungry for what?
insects: I am looking for insects to eat
snakes: Oh you eat other insects?
insects: Yes.
snakes: I cannot say I pay much attention to those but they must be around, just look at all the rotting wood.
insects: It looks dry
snakes: Yet it smells dank!
insects: Can we move away?
snakes: But this is my home, are you saying you do not like it?
insects: There is no food. How do i stay?
snakes: I suppose, there must be insects somewhere around here though. I am looking for rodents when I go out.
insects: Let us try. Good luck
Summarize the dialogue | insects are hungry. They are looking for insects to eat. Snakes are looking for rodents. |
the trader: hello there
his wolf companion always at his side.: hello master
the trader: So anything new this morning
his wolf companion always at his side.: Nothing yet master, asides for some few boys running around and got the scare of their lives
the trader: haha, that's always fun isn't it. Say want to go on a hunt in a little bit
his wolf companion always at his side.: Yes, here is getting really boring
the trader: yep but the wife loves her jewelry and its her birthday
his wolf companion always at his side.: I guess we'll have to take care of her needs first, there after i can go have all the fun i want
Summarize the dialogue | The trader wants to go on a hunt, but the wife loves her jewelry and it's her birthday. |
#Person1#: What about taking a tour around Cambridge today?
#Person2#: I did that with a friend yesterday.
#Person1#: But didn't you say you would go to the London Eye yesterday?
#Person2#: My friend had already been there, so I changed my plan. Today I want to see some modern art work.
#Person1#: If so, you can go to Tate Modern. It's a museum with a collection of international artwork from the nineteen hundreds.
#Person2#: Do many people visit it?
#Person1#: Yes, it's very popular. But don't worry, it's usually not crowded on weekdays. If you go tomorrow though, there're maybe a lot of people. | #Person1# suggests visiting Cambridge, but #Person2# went there yesterday. #Person2# wants to see some modern artwork so #Person1# recommends Tate Modern. |
Ash: how many tickets for Venom should I buy?
Evelyn: mine, yours, one for Ginny and one for Harry
Ash: Sara's not going?
Evelyn: she has already bought her ticket
Ash: k | As regards tickets for Venom, Evelyn informs Ash that she should buy four such tickets, i.e. for Evelyn, Ash, Ginny and for Harry. |
#Person1#: Do you know how many bones there are in the human body?
#Person2#: About 100 bones.
#Person1#: No, there are actually 206 bones.
#Person2#: How much do they weigh?
#Person1#: They count for up to 20% of the body's weight. If you didn't have any bones in your body, you would look like a balloon without any air in it. Do you know what bones are for?
#Person2#: I think bones give us the ability to stand, walk and run.
#Person1#: Great. Actually, they have 2 important functions. One is to provide a structure that enables humans to stand upright instead of moving along the ground. The other is to protect the inside of the body. So, how can you keep your bones healthy?
#Person2#: By eating certain foods that are good for bones.
#Person1#: Exactly .Foods such as milk, cheese and green vegetables are helpful. Also, you need regular exercise such as dancing, walking and weight lifting. Exercise makes your bones strong. A lack of exercise weakens your muscles and bones. | #Person1# says there are 206 bones in the human body and they count for up to 20% of the body's weight. #Person1# talks about bones' functions and the way to keep them healthy. |
Marilyn: I hate Valentines
Marilyn: why are all good men taken
Jeffrey: I'm single
Marilyn: well
Marilyn: you're also extremely gay
Jeffrey: can't argue with that lol
Marilyn: yeah, so I meant someone who'd date ME
Jeffrey: all these guys must be blind, you're great and I'd totally date you if I were straight >:(
Marilyn: lol thanks
Jeffrey: what do you say we binge watch sth on Netlifx tonight?
Marilyn: I'm not about to say no to that | Jeffrey and Marylin will binge watch something on Netflix tonight. |
#Person1#: Hi, David, you look awful. What's the trouble?
#Person2#: Well, believe it or not, I had an accident in the car this morning. Someone drove into the back of my car.
#Person1#: No! How did it happen?
#Person2#: I was just turning into my drive when another car came round the corner and drove into the back of mine.
#Person1#: Didn't you see him?
#Person2#: No, I didn't. I looked in my driving mirror and there was no one coming. Not only that, I also looked in the big mirror on the other side of the road.
#Person1#: So he must have been coming very fast if you didn't see him.
#Person2#: That's right. And he went straight into me. | David tells #Person1# someone drove into the back of his car this morning and David didn't see him coming because the car was very fast. |
Mike: Don'r get mad
Dina: ?????
Mike: I've got the car keys in my jacket
Dina: you always do that
Mike: but I will uber them to you when you need it
Dina: perfect spending even more money when we are already using our savings this month
Mike: why do you make a bigger deal of everything than it has to be
Dina: why are you 4 and never think of anything more than your own comfort
Mike: ouch
Dina: sorry babe but this is exactly why I am angry with you in the morning - I don't know where your head is!
Mike: <file_photo>
Dina: yes this is a nice picture of us
Dina: but you're still four | Mike took the car keys with him in his jacket. Mike will send the keys to Dina via Uber, when she needs them. Mike and Dina are using their savings this month. Dina is angry with Mike. |
Joanna: I changed my fb pic and some of my fb 'friends" started to hate me :(
Matt: how many friends have u got?
Joanna: about 2000
Matt: isn't normal then?
Joanna: yeah, but these r pple who can be my clients...
Matt: so why do u have them on fb?
Joanna: because I post a lot about what I'm doing also on my private fb
Matt: I see, but then u have to be neutral if it comes to politics I guess..
Joanna: I can't, I really hate this government!
Matt: me2, but for now we have to live here
Joanna: but it will be worst and worst....
Joanna: they're destroying evetyhing! just to buy some votes
Matt: I know, but pple in this country r so stupid that can't see it
Joanna: Indeed, even normal pple, with a degree who can be my clients...
Matt: well posting about politics is always risky...
Matt: u never know what can happen....
Joanna: true...
Joanna: I'm afraid it is not only posting
Joanna: coz they can also yr events on fb...
Matt: i think u can hide yr events list
Matt: look <file_other>
Joanna: great! I will do it now!
Matt: ok, good luck!
Joanna: thx <3 | Joanna changed her fb picture and some of her facebook friends started to hate her. She has about 2000 friends, including potential clients. Joanna and Matt hate this government. Joanna will hide her events list. |
Mindy: Hey what time does the party start?
Mabel: The birthday boy will be there at 8 so we should meet around 7:30
Mindy: Do you need help??
Mabel: I think I'm in control but thanks!
Mindy: no problem just let me know if I can be useful
Mabel: just be there <3
Mindy: aww <3
Mabel: <file_gif> | Mindy will meet Mabel around 7:30 before the birthday party. |
Clair: I've written: That is truly satisfying to us. We shall be a merciful ruler. My first royal decree shall be that the day of my ascending shall be from that day forth a day of national remembrance and no man shall have to be forced to work on that day.
Bob: You truly are merciful!
Denis: Can't. Stop. Laughing!
Clem: Shsh! Sending it now! Let's see how he likes it ;)
Bob: You're evil ;)
Clair: I know :D | Clair has written a funny message. |
Jane: Pick up the laundry on your way back.
Mike: Pages Lane?
Jane: No, Kim's Laundry, I already paid
Mike: ok | Mike will collect laundry from Kim's Laundry at Jane's request. He doesn't have to pay. |
Bojana: How old is your younger boy?
Jasna: He have 9 months.
Bojana: Can he communicate width you?
Jasna: Yes, he is smiling when I am spiking something to him.
Bojana: Really?
Jasna: Yes, and he is rejoicing.
Bojana: Does he go on the floor?
Jasna: Yes.
Bojana: Is he restless?
Jasna: Yes, very dynamic.
Bojana: Is he restless than older boy?
Jasna: No, older is the devil.
Bojana: Is he crying so much.
Jasna: O yes, for every trifle.
Bojana: Children are gold.
Jasna: Yes, but they demand a lot.
Bojana: It is the price for having a children.
Jasna: I am personally very satisfied, to have a children.
Bojana: Me too.
Jasna: Bye.
Bojana: Bye too. | Jasna's son is 9 months old, he smiles and he's serene baby. He can walk, he's very dynamic, but not as much as the older son of Jasna. Bojana and Jasna are both satisfied to have kids. |
ghost: Aye, then this abandoned farm is a great home for us. People are scared of me and don't like talking to me.
homeless: I'll drink to that.
ghost: I'm sure you could at least try and learn a trade instead of getting drunk all the time.
homeless: I have tried. I'm good for nothing. Plus i am already labeled homeless. that cannot change by trying.
ghost: It can change by throwing away the bottle for once. Try practicing with the tools in this shed
homeless: HEY! give that back to me. Let me keep this and i'll atleast try with these tools.
ghost: Well alright then so as long as you keep your word. And you're not homeless anymore, this is your home now.
homeless: That is kind of you but do you own this property?
ghost: I did, once upon a time. Before the Ogres came and set fire to my barn
homeless: Oh no! I am so sorry ghost i had no clue. Those people are horrible.
ghost: They are! All the more reasons why I like to scare them!
Summarize the dialogue | homeless is a drunk and he doesn't want to change his life. Ghost advises him to try a trade instead of getting drunk. He will keep his word and try with the tools in the shed. Ghost used to own the property but the Ogres set fire to his barn. |
Alan: I'm doing a party this weekend and you're all invite to come.
Roy: Great! Count me in!
Dylan: Can I come with my GF?
Alan: Sure!
Alicia: I'm sorry, I'm out of town.
Alicia: Have fun!
Martha: I'll let you know tomorrow, I'd love to come but I need to switch my work shift | Alan is throwing a party this weekend. Roy will attend, Dylan will bring his girlfriend. Alicia won't make it as she isn't in town. Martha will confirm tomorrow if she can change her work schedule. |
#Person1#: There are certainly plenty to choose from.
#Person2#: I'm finding it hard to know where to start. Would you like to look at the answering machines? Let's start here. I like this one.
#Person1#: We can afford to pay $129 for an answering machine.
#Person2#: But it must be of high quality.
#Person1#: There's this one for $89. Or the smaller one for $59.
#Person2#: I like the square shape of the smaller one. It'll fit neatly on my desk.
#Person1#: And it's the cheapest. We'll buy that one.
#Person2#: OK. What's next?
#Person1#: Let me look at the list. We have to choose a television. This one is 34 centimeters.
#Person2#: I really think 34 centimeters is too small for our room.
#Person1#: Then let's take one bigger than 34 centimeters.
#Person2#: Alright. Anything else?
#Person1#: No, let's go and have a cup of coffee.
#Person2#: OK. | #Person1# and #Person2# are choosing an answering machine and a television. They make their decision based on price, quality, and fitness. |
the queen: Hello husband, for what am I graced with your presence.
king: Check out my new fighting moves!
the queen: Here I thought you were coming in here for something serious...
king: I am done with this. I have come to sit with you in our thrones.
the queen: For what reason?
king: Because that is what we do my queen. What is wrong with you today?
the queen: You are just getting on my nerves.
king: Well, maybe have a few sips of this.
the queen: What is this?
king: It's your favorite wine. It's an aged batch from the monks.
the queen: Wow that is delicious, thank you dear.
king: Someone needs to pick this up before they slip on it.
the queen: Well why did you drop it?
Summarize the dialogue | king and queen are sitting in their thrones. king is showing her his new fighting moves. |
person: Hello
the emperor: What brings you to this place sir!?
person: I am looking for help, i am homeless
the emperor: I rule this land and I say you must leave at once! our city has no use for the homeless!
person: I am kindly asking for help, please help me
the emperor: If you do not obey your emperor your body will look like this doll! NO HEAD ATTACHED!
person: I have no bad intentions, please I need help
the emperor: final warning bum. do you want to look like this!?
person: I am sorry. But i don't have anywhere to go
the emperor: BE GONE!
person: Please help me
the emperor: This trash is not for you. It belongs to the empire and you are here by banished.
person: I need food, clothes and place to sleep
the emperor: You aren't even worthy of this trash, scum!
Summarize the dialogue | the emperor is looking for help, but the person is homeless and he is banished. |
Abigail: How was i looking today?
Ethan: Absolutely Stunning. Where from did you get that haircut? <3
Abigail: My mom did that :/ :P | Abigail's mother gave her a haircut. Ethan likes it. |
Gordon: <file_photo>
Gordon: do you know how to fix this?
Francis: dude what have you done :o
Gordon: i jumped over the fence...let's not talk about this ;p
Kyle: i'm afraid you gotta buy a new pair of shoes...
Kyle: i don't think it'll be possible to glue it or whatever | Gordon broke his shoes while jumping over a fence. It wouldn't really be possible to repair them, so he needs a new pair. |
Brittany: Gabriel, I think there's something bad happening to our neighbours!
Gabriel: What do you mean?
Brittany: They started shouting and screaming at each other as usual, but suddenly everything went quiet!
Gabriel: That's odd indeed, did you try knocking on their door?
Brittany: Are you crazy, I don't want to get hit with a pan!
Gabriel: Call the police then to stay on the safe side | Brittany's neighbors were screaming and shouting and suddenly everything went quiet. Gabriel suggested calling the police. |
bat queen: Do not show signs of weakness peasant! We never show signs of weakness, we must stay strong and vigilant if we want to win this war.
snake: Apologies, your Majesty. Of course I'll do your bidding. Am I allowed to kill any of the Dark Bats?
bat queen: Yes, please kill as many as you wish. You deserve a good meal for such hard work. Do you think your up for the challenge?
snake: Oh, indubitably. Bats may be a more challenging catch than chickens, but no enemy is a match for me.
bat queen: That's good to know my servant, you have done well to make it this far. Watch how I eat this small, weak worm. It's the same way I intend to eat and destroy all of the Dark Bats.
snake: Oh, fantastic, your Majesty. We will surely win this war with you as our lead. Say, what are those paddles over there? Are those some feeble human tools?
Summarize the dialogue | snake will kill as many Dark Bats as he wishes. |
#Person1#: So, what's your plan for this weekend?
#Person2#: I just want to stay at home.
#Person1#: How about going to see a movie?
#Person2#: Sorry, I've been tired these days. I just want to have a good rest.
#Person1#: But I think going to movies is a better way to relax yourself.
#Person2#: You're probably right.
#Person1#: Maybe we should go out to eat first.
#Person2#: Yeah. I think so.
#Person1#: I know pizza's been your favorite. Let's meet at Summer Pizza House. I heard they just came out with the new pizza.
#Person2#: Really? I haven't been there for a long time. When shall we meet?
#Person1#: Well, the movie is at 2:00 pm and 4:00 pm.
#Person2#: Why don't we go to the 2:00 pm show?
#Person1#: No problem. We can meet at Summer Pizza House at 11:00 am.
#Person2#: Perfect. If so, we can have plenty of time to enjoy our pizza. | #Person2#'s tired but #Person1# invites #Person2# to hang out to relax. Thus, they'll meet at Summer Pizza House and then watch a movie. |
Samantha: Are mum and day home?
Susan: nope
Samantha: thanks
Susan: drunk again? | Samantha wants to know if parents are home. They are not. Susan supposes Samantha is drunk again. |
#Person1#: Do you use an anti-virus program to protect your computer?
#Person2#: Yes, I do. I also use an anti-spyware program and a firewall. There are so many nasties on the internet and so many people who are trying to use the internet to hurt other users. You have to be very careful and keep you computer clean.
#Person1#: How often do you run your anti-virus program?
#Person2#: I usually run it every few days. It finds a virus about half the time.
#Person1#: Which anti-virus program would you recommend?
#Person2#: How you tried this one? It's very good and you can download it for free on the internet. You can also download updates for free.
#Person1#: That sounds very good. Which website should I visit to download it?
#Person2#: Just a minute... go to this one. I'll send you an email with the line in it. It only takes a few minutes to download. Then you have to go through the set up procedures. But they are not complicated.
#Person1#: What do you use your computer for?
#Person2#: I use it for several things-surfing the net, word processing and creating presentations. I don't play many games on my computer, but I do a lot of work with photographs. Using c computer program, you can edit and resize photographs. You can also make them brighter or darker and cut pieces from different photographs to create new ones.
#Person1#: Computers are great, aren't they? I should download some program and learn how to use them. | #Person2# tells #Person1# #Person2# uses an anti-virus program to protect the computer and runs it every few days. #Person2# recommends an anti-virus program, and tells #Person1# what #Person2# uses the computer for. |
thing: We are friends. He will not harm anyone. He helps me scare travelers. Small children do not come here in the forest. They are not well liked by me
animal: That is good to hear. I also scare those who enter my bridge.
thing: Maybe we can become friends and partners on keeping those out that do not belong in the forest. We do not need them to leave their trash and desicrate the forest
animal: I would really love that. The amount of filth those travelers produce is rather disgusting.
thing: I do not understand why the king does not see the importance of keeping these woods pristeen! I love living here and I make friends and confidants!
animal: They are fools that must be destroyed!
thing: I don't know about destroyed, but at least scared to death. It has become very effective and it keeps them moving rather quickly to leave!
animal: Very well, that is a plan I can enjoy!
thing: Great we are all in agreement! Here comes a traveler now. Get ready to jump out all together.... ready, set, go!
Summarize the dialogue | The thing and the animal are partners in scaring travelers. The animal does not like small children. The thing and the animal are friends. |
#Person1#: Excuse me. Can you show me some nail-polish?
#Person2#: Yes. We have all kinds of colors for it.
#Person1#: That's good.
#Person2#: What's your favorite color?
#Person1#: In my opinion, orange is very nice.
#Person2#: Sometimes pink is not bad, too.
#Person1#: You're right. Well, just these two, please.
#Person2#: Thank you. Anything else?
#Person1#: No, thanks. | #Person1# buys orange and pink nail-polish with #Person2#'s assistance. |
Tim: Hi, Tom.
Tom: Hey, Tim.
Tim: Did you talk to Tam?
Tom: Yes I did. It looks like she's no longer mad at you.
Tim: Ok. Thanks, Tom.
Tom: You're welcome, Tim.
Tim: That whole thing was just so... silly... why did I even argue with her?
Tom: Ask Tam, Tim!
Tim: By the way, I must once again say that our parents were shit at choosing names for their kids. XD
Tom: Tam, Tim, Tom, lots of fun!
Tim: XD | Tim had a fight with Tam but she's no longer mad at him. |
#Person1#: Good morning, sir. Can I help you?
#Person2#: Yes, I need to check-in for the eleven 20 flight to New York, please.
#Person1#: O. K. Ticket, please.
#Person2#: Here you are.
#Person1#: Would you like a window or an aisle seat, Mr. Smith?
#Person2#: I want an aisle seat as close to the exit door as possible, please.
#Person1#: Very well. Do you have any bags to check?
#Person2#: No, I just have this one small bag.
#Person1#: Here you are, seat 12c. Please go to gate 23 after passing through the security checkpoint.
#Person2#: Thank you.
#Person1#: Have a nice day.
#Person2#: You, too. | #Person1# helps #Person2# to check in for the flight to New York. |
#Person1#: Do you consider yourself a good mother?
#Person2#: Yes, I'm a very good mother and successful career woman.
#Person1#: How can you manage to do both? I mean, it is so hard to be a working mother.
#Person2#: I think the most important thing is that you should be nice to yourself, like keeping housework simple, spending money on things that make life easier, buying yourself things you like, and so on. You can only be nice to others when you can be nice to yourself.
#Person1#: Does your husband feel the same?
#Person2#: Yes. He is very understanding and supportive. | #Person2# shares to #Person2# how to manage to be a good mother and a successful career woman. |
#Person1#: Excuse me, my watch stopped running and I am not sure what's wrong with it.
#Person2#: Well, let me look at it. It seems that it just needs a new battery.
#Person1#: Oh, really? I got some water on it last week and I was afraid that it might ruin the watch. How much is a new battery?
#Person2#: It's $5 and we not only change a battery, but also guarantee it for a year and if you have the watch cleaned here, we can guarantee it for an additional 3 months.
#Person1#: That sounds like a good deal. I'll get my battery here. When will it be ready?
#Person2#: Usually I can do it right away, but now I'm repairing lots of watches. Can you leave your watch here until 5:00 PM?
#Person1#: OK. See you then. | #Person1#'s watch stopped running. #Person2# checks it and tells #Person1# it needs a new battery. #Person2# introduces their service and #Person1#'ll get the battery here. |
#Person1#: excuse me? How can I get to the nearest branch of the national bank?
#Person2#: there's branch on new street. Walk up this street until you get to the first set of traffic lights. Then turn right at the traffic lights.
#Person1#: how far up the street are the traffic lights?
#Person2#: not far. About 150 meters perhaps.
#Person1#: ok. So I turn right at the traffic lights. Then?
#Person2#: then keep walking until you reach the war memorial. It's a big statue of a soldier. You can't miss it.
#Person1#: ok. Where do I go then?
#Person2#: you'll see the national bank near the war memorial. It's a big building and you'll see a big sign on the front of the building.
#Person1#: got it. Thank you very much. | #Person1# wants to get to the nearest branch of the national bank. #Person2# tells #Person1# how to get there. |
Bill: lovely pie
Joy: hey lover boy
Bill: i really miss you
Joy: i miss you too😘
Bill: when are you coming back
Joy: on thursday
Bill: cant wait to see you
Joy: me too | Joy is coming back on Thursday. |
peasant: "You can surely see much of the surrounding land when you fly, have you seen any fruit trees or berry bushes?"
bird: chirp chirp worms
peasant: "Anything human edible?"
bird: poop bird chirp
peasant: "Please, bird, can you not speak?"
bird: chirp yes chirp.. bird, look there.
peasant: "Could you take me?"
bird: chirp chirp.... squirel. here
peasant: "... You want me to eat the squirrel? There's not much meat on a squirrel. Now... actually... there is more meat on a songbird..."
bird: chirp! no! I'm a wren, tiny, chirp chirp, poop on you
peasant: "Come here! I need to eat!"
bird: Not me, chirp chirp fly above you and poop on you again, suirel. eat them. only furry rats.
Summarize the dialogue | bird chirps worms and poop on the peasant. |
Lynne Neagle AM: Thank you We are going to move on to explore some of the issues around social services now with questions from Dawn Bowden
Dawn Bowden AM: Thank you Chair Morning Minister When the Association of Directors of Social Services Cymru came in they were saying to us that they would encourage people to report any instances anything that they see around somebody smacking a child That leads on to the question about whether in fact social services then would change their thresholds for intervention if there were more cases being referred to them Are you fairly confident are you certain that that would not happen or do you think there is a danger that social services might actually say Well actually if we are getting all these referrals we need to think again about when and if we intervene and the thresholds could become a bit lower ?
Julie Morgan AM: Well as you know social services already receive and investigate reports of children being physically punished—any sort of range of physical punishment—and they use standard procedures to determine how to proceed but that is done on a casebycase basis it is made on the individual case element And of course there is a distinction between reasonable punishment and child neglect or abuse And if this legislation is enacted a significant proportion of the incidents of physical punishment will not require any response under the child protection procedures and we do not expect the threshold of significant harm to change And I know you took evidence from the ADSS and I know Sally Jenkins gave evidence who is one of the lead practitioners and I understood she said : In terms of thresholds for childrens services we would not be anticipating a huge number of referrals to us There may be a small number of referrals that come through What we know from other nations is that it will peak and then settle We recognise that is likely to happen So I think—
Dawn Bowden AM: So it is the threshold for intervention that is the key really is not it rather than— ?
Julie Morgan AM: Yes they do not see that changing
Dawn Bowden AM: So they do not see that changing
Julie Morgan AM: No no And we do not see that changing
Dawn Bowden AM: that is fine The police when they came in to give evidence talked about the need for the multiagency safeguarding hubs And what we also heard is that it is a bit inconsistent across the country And I think you acknowledged that as well Do you think the implementation of the Bill and its effectiveness is going to be dependent on us having consistently effective multiagency safeguarding hubs right the way across the country ?
Julie Morgan AM: No The effective implementation of the Bill does not depend on MASHs as we call them for short because bodies social services already work closely with the police on a daytoday basis really and they have indicated their willingness to do so and there are already wellestablished mechanisms in place that enable this joint working to take place I know that the MASHs are only in certain areas and I know that it is— I think they are probably very good to have actually and very good to help the work but it is certainly not dependent on them
Dawn Bowden AM: but it would be something that you would be wanting to see developed that eventually we would have these MASHs right across the country ?
Julie Morgan AM: At the moment there are three MASHs in the south Wales police force and one pilot MASH in the Gwent police force but they do not operate in exactly the same way And I know that other areas have considered having MASHs but have not actually brought any in And a multiagency strategic group which is led by South Wales Police has been set up and it will consider the effectiveness of MASH arrangements in Wales so it is very possible there will be more MASHs but I want to reiterate that we are not dependent on MASHs in order to have the close working But they are welcome—very welcome
Dawn Bowden AM: Yes because the key point from the polices point of view I think was that they provide a single point of contact so it is very simple is not it ? It is a single point of contact and I think they were quite concerned that having that single point of contact might actually reduce the level of unnecessary police prosecutions—well the police do not prosecute but charges and so on So it was just a point that they were raising
Julie Morgan AM: I think they are very effective and very much to be welcomed but it is certainly not essential
Karen Cornish: I was just going to say that it is probably worth saying that looking at how agencies work together will be one of the things again that will be looked at very carefully on the task and finish group looking at processes and procedures We are very alert to the fact that there are different organisations different services and that bringing them together working in as consistent a way as possible is really really important As the Minister has said social services the police and others are already committed to working together and actually we just want to make sure that we develop those working practices in the best way possible recognising that not every area will have a MASH and reiterating again what the Deputy Minister has said—that the effectiveness of the Bill is not predicated on a MASH in every area but it is important that all those organisations do work together in a consistent and appropriate way | Julie Morgan and Karen Cornish thought it was really important for agencies, like social services, the police, MASHs to work together in a consistent and appropriate way. However, the team was not dependent on others' work, considering not every area would get their help. |
#Person1#: Are you going to Helen's birthday party on Friday evening?
#Person2#: I wouldn't miss it for the world! It's sure to be fun. She's invited a lot of friends. Do you think everyone will be able to get into her house?
#Person1#: If everyone turned up, it would be very crowded. But a few said that they couldn't go, so I think it should be OK.
#Person2#: Are you taking anything?
#Person1#: I've got her a birthday present and I'll take a bottle of wine too.
#Person2#: That's a good idea. She has bought plenty of food and drinks. It's going to be a noisy party. I hope her neighbours don't mind too much.
#Person1#: Helen gets on very well with her neighbours. I wouldn't be surprised if they went to the party too. | #Person1# and #Person2# are discussing whether Helen's birthday party will be crowded and what to take as a gift. |
the princess: I told you I do not care about that, is beneath me.Look at all this gold.That is all I care
the egyptians: Silly girl! One day all this will be taken from you!
the princess: With this body, I will rule the empire
the egyptians: More like lose the empire! One who is all about materials and themselves will never be a successful ruler!
the princess: Look all this food on the golden tables. Do you think I would let all of this go away one day??
the egyptians: You will because you are foolish and prideful... There is always pride before the great fall.
the princess: You are just jealous because you will never have nice things like this in your life
the egyptians: I would rather be who I am than to have the personality of a person such as you. If you will not give me the answer or help I need, then I will just take it from you!
Summarize the dialogue | the princess is proud of her body and gold. the egyptians are jealous and think she will lose the empire. |
Amanda: I cannot access the train website
Amanda: Wanted to buy a ticket
Jonathan: Let me see
Jonathan: It works
Jonathan: You just need to refresh it
Amanda: I tried... It doesn't work
Jonathan: Let me finish frying first and I will help you
Amanda: OK, thanks love | Amanda can't access the train website to buy a ticket. Jonathan will help Amanda. |
vulture: I live 14 years and you live about 14 weeks. I think I can wait you out.
spiders: We aren't your average spiders.
vulture: Of that I am most sure. I have a question for you spider...
spiders: Which spider?
vulture: Just assume I'm talking to the smartest of your bunch. Who that is, you'll have to figure out amongst yourselves.
spiders: It is Fred.
vulture: Fred, I would like to ask you a question and I hope you will give me a good answer.
spiders: Your question?
vulture: With all of this treasure, why don't you live in a majestic castle instead of this hot, dark crevice. You could buy 3 castles with this treasure.
spiders: We can't carry the treasure to sell it.
vulture: Preposterous. What is the use of 8 arms if they are all weak? It seems like god has played a cruel trick on you.
spiders: That's what I ask God every day.
Summarize the dialogue | vulture is talking to Fred, the smartest spider. Fred can't carry the treasure to sell it. |
#Person1#: Excuse me, I need to get to Cambridge today.
#Person2#: Would you like to go by train or by bus?
#Person1#: I am not sure, which one is better?
#Person2#: The bus is cheaper but also slower. It will take about two-and-a-half hours.
#Person1#: And how long does the train take?
#Person2#: If you take the fast train, it will take about 50 minutes.
#Person1#: Where do I catch the train?
#Person2#: The trains for Cambridge leave from King's Cross Station. They run approximately every half hour. Most trains to Cambridge go from Platform 9.
#Person1#: How do I get to King's Cross?
#Person2#: The best way is to take an underground tube train directly to King's Cross. The Underground station is just round the corner from here.
#Person1#: Can you show me on the map?
#Person2#: It is very easy. Just turn right when you leave and then turn right again at the first crossroads. The entrance to the Underground station is about 50 meters further on.
#Person1#: Thank you very much.
#Person2#: You're welcome. | #Person1# wants to go to Cambridge by train. #Person2# gives #Person1# information and shows #Person1# the way. |
Brenda: Hello, is this Sandra Donovan?
Sandra: Yes, well that was my maiden name, it's Sandra Taylor now.
Brenda: It's Brenda Riley, we used to work together in the clothes factory!
Sandra: Oh my God! Bren! How are you, it must be 25 years!
Brenda: I'm fine, I live in Stoke now, moved away from Brum in the late 90s.
Sandra: I still live in Kings Norton, same house, same husband! I've got 4 grandchildren now, ages 2, 4, 9 and 15! How about you?
Brenda: Unfortunately, my husband Bill died 5 years ago, I have only one grandchild, she's 7, my little angel, she doesn't remember her Gramps.
Sandra: So sorry, love, I remember your Bill, he had long black hair and massive sideburns, didn't he?
Brenda: Well, yes, about 45 years ago, he was bald when he passed away. He loved to dance, he did Northern Soul, we both did actually. Went up to Wigan on weekends, happy times!
Sandra: Oh yes, I remember that craze, bit energetic for me! We liked disco instead! We had some great dinner dances with the factory, do you remember them?
Brenda: Yes! Us all dressed up with our long dresses and the men with their frilly evening shirts, lovely memories!
Sandra: Do you still see any of the girls from Lister's?
Brenda: No, but I heard that Marigold Carter died, very sad.
Sandra: Hey Bren, I've had a brainwave! How about we organise a reunion for the Lister's girls, look on social media for them?
Brenda: Actually, I was thinking along those lines! Do you fancy meeting up, just you and me? I can come down to Birmingham anytime.
Sandra: That would be lovely! Can you manage it next Saturday? We could meet about 11ish and go for lunch and a good old trip down memory lane!
Brenda: Oh yes! I'd love that! I'll get back to you about train times soon!
Sandra: Ok! Bye love! | Sandra and Brenda used to work together in the clothes factory 25 years ago. Sandra still lives in Kings Norton. Brenda lives in Stoke now. Her husband Bill died 5 years ago. They will meet in Birmingham for a lunch next Saturday about 11. They want to organize a reunion for the Lister's girls. |
Emma: Pick up the call
Ethan: Cant
Emma: why
Ethan: Father is sitting in front of me
Emma: How good are you at taking care of plants?
Ethan: I know all the basics
Emma: Great
Ethan: why are you asking?
Emma: My plants arent healthy anymore and I need you to have a look
Ethan: When do you want me to come?
Emma: When you would be available?
Ethan: This weekend?
Emma: Come tomorrow
Ethan: Ok will try my best to
Emma: Bring along all the needed equipment
Ethan: Ok I will
Emma: Will see you tomorrow
Ethan: See ya
Emma: :) | Emma needs help with her plants. Ethan will do his best to come tomorrow to have a look at them. |
the jester: Hello, hermit!
hermit: Ah, Jester! What are you doing near my home?
the jester: Oh no! Am I not welcome here?
Summarize the dialogue | the jester is not welcome in the hermit's home. |
#Person1#: This skirt is too tight. I would like to return it please. Do I need to go to the customer's service desk?
#Person2#: I can help you with that. Do you still have your receipt?
#Person1#: No, I receive this as a birthday present, but the price tag is still on the skirt though. Will that be OK?
#Person2#: Oh, yes, that will help me a lot.
#Person1#: Do you have any more skirts in this style? I would like to find a size larger.
#Person2#: I'm sorry. I think we're out of this skirt in this color. Do you want me to call another one of our store to see if it's available there?
#Person1#: No, that's all right. I'll just look for something else.
#Person2#: Well, your refund total is 50 dollars. | #Person1# wants to return the skirt to a larger size. #Person2# says the skirt in this color is out of stock and gives #Person1# the refund. |
a cleaning maid: how are you today?
person: I am good. How are you, ma'am?
a cleaning maid: im good, its nice to hear that you are well
person: Tell me, how does one become a cleaning maid here? Is it nice work?
a cleaning maid: yes it is, its quite rewarding, how about yourself? What do you do for a living?
person: I work at the saw mill every day. It is a great deal of work
a cleaning maid: sounds like hard work, you must be very diligent.
person: Ah, well. Someone must do the work. Have you been here long
a cleaning maid: yes i like to spend time here, i used to come here when i was younger.
person: Do you know what makes this place so special?
a cleaning maid: not really, i just find it a nice place to come to.
person: Hmm I think there is more than meets the eye here. Almost as if it has life to it.
a cleaning maid: ya know i think i saw something moving earlier
Summarize the dialogue | a cleaning maid is good and finds the place special. The person works at the saw mill. |
#Person1#: What problems will exporters face in moving to the foreign market?
#Person2#: An exporter needs to know the social characteristics of people he is dealing with.
#Person1#: Like what?
#Person2#: What do they like or dislike. What languages do they speak, what religions do they follow.
#Person1#: Reasonable.
#Person2#: Especially he needs to know their behavior, their habits, their way of life and the things they are used to.
#Person1#: Sometimes people in different countries, or even in different parts of the same country have varying outlooks because of the tribe and culture. | #Person2# tells #Person1# what problems exporters will face in moving to the foreign market. |
#Person1#: Where shall we sit? Look! There are some free seats in the corner.
#Person2#: The seats by the window are better. It'll be cooler there. And we can see the scene outside.
#Person1#: Okay. What would you like to eat?
#Person2#: I'm really hungry now. I think I'll have chicken and chips with baked beans. Why don't you have chicken too?
#Person1#: I don't eat meat. It makes me ill. I think I'll have a cheese sandwich instead.
#Person2#: And what about drinks? I think I'll have some mint tea. Would you like some?
#Person1#: No, that's really expensive! It's three dollars sixty cents! I'll have a coffee. It's much cheaper.
#Person3#: Good evening.
#Person2#: Good evening. We'll have one chicken and chips with baked beans and one cheese sandwich please.
#Person3#: No problem! What would you like to drink?
#Person1#: A mint tea and a coffee please. Oh - and please bring me some cream for the coffee.
#Person3#: Okay. let me repeat your order. One chicken and chips with beans, one cheese sandwich, a mint tea and a coffee with cream.
#Person1#: Yes, thank you! | #Person1# and #Person2# choose the seats by the window and talk about what they will have for dinner. They order one chicken and chips with baked beans, one cheese sandwich, a mint tea, and a coffee with cream with #Person3#'s assistance. |
Alan: guys, you're Americans, could you tell me how much should I tip in NYC, I'm always confused
Peter: I'm British :P
Alan: Once sb told me it's about 10%
Alan: that it's decent
Josephine: No, I'd say at least 15%
Melissa: In NYC I always give at least 20%
Jay: me too
Alan: What? That's a lot!
Melissa: I know, but there are good reasons for that
Melissa: waiters get paid very badly in NYC
Jay: if they get paid at all
Melissa: exactly
Alan: what?
Melissa: it's said that nowadays a lot of business owners don't pay waiters because they assume they would get tips
Jay: and of course they don't have health insurance and so on, very often
Jay: so conditions of this work are very bad generally
Alan: So we basically chip in their salary?
Jay: yes, it seems so
Melissa: I believe in most of cases it's true | Alan isn't sure if a 10% tip is enough in NY. Josephine usually tips minimum 15%, Jay and Melissa more than 20%. Many NY waiters don't get regular wages or don't have health insurance so they have to rely on tips as only income. |
#Person1#: Can I help you?
#Person2#: Yes, would you like to tell me what's playing for tonight?
#Person1#: Sure. There is a folk concert tonight.
#Person2#: Are there any good seats left?
#Person1#: Sorry. There are only some seats in the back.
#Person2#: Well, what time does it begin?
#Person1#: It begins at 7 p. m. .
#Person2#: OK. I see.
#Person1#: How many tickets do you want?
#Person2#: Just two.
#Person1#: OK. Fifty yuan for each.
#Person2#: Here is the money. | #Person1# buys two tickets of a folk concert from #Person2#. The seats are in the back. |
person: Stay away from me snake!
grass snake: No, you stay away from me or I'll bite you!
person: If you try bite me I'll strangle you.
grass snake: Well back away and we won't need to worry about that!
person: What are you doing here anyway? There are so many humans around this area.
grass snake: Just looking for a meal around here, as it is the path to my main hunting ground.
person: Then you shouldn't be around these streets, other humans don't take too kindly to snakes.
grass snake: I can take them or evade them easily.
person: Not if the guards are called over.
grass snake: You'd be sssssurprised, human.
person: Well best of luck to you if you believe you can evade them.
grass snake: Watch me evade you and you'll see!
person: I am not here to pursue you, I mean you no harm.
Summarize the dialogue | grass snake is looking for a meal. There are many humans around the area. The grass snake can evade the guards. |
captain: First we will get my cabin in order. Then I will decide on what to do. Perhaps we will have a feast and drink ale to relieve the stress of the upcoming trip.
mariner: C'mon, Captain! Buck up. Let me make up your bed and you straighten up your desk. Then you are right, some ale and a hearty feast will make all the difference in the world.
captain: Very well. Let me rest my feet while you clean up the cabin.
mariner: Okay. You rest. I'll mop the floor, and make your bed, and straighten your desk. What are all these papers, anyway?
captain: These are the maps to all the kingdoms. I use these to plot my course to each destination.
mariner: Well, I'll feel a whole lot better when we leave port. I hate just sitting still.
captain: Patience is a virtue. I have learned this over the many years.
mariner: Eh, patience is overrated! There is a whole world to see out there.
Summarize the dialogue | Captain wants to have a feast and drink ale to relieve the stress of the upcoming trip. The mariner will make up the captain's bed and straighten up his desk. |
#Person1#: Did you need help with something?
#Person2#: I don't know where to get my ballot.
#Person1#: I can help you with that.
#Person2#: How can you help me?
#Person1#: I work here.
#Person2#: That's great.
#Person1#: May I see your ID?
#Person2#: Here it is.
#Person1#: All right, here is your ballot card.
#Person2#: What do I do now?
#Person1#: Go to a voting booth and vote.
#Person2#: All right. Thanks for your help. | #Person1# helps #Person2# get a ballot card and guides #Person2# the next step. |
#Person1#: Halloween is coming. Are you planning to dress up this year?
#Person2#: I wasn't going to. Why do they have this holiday anyway? I don't understand it. People just dress up in scary costumes and eat candy all night.
#Person1#: That's not really all it's about. Many people dressed like their favorite cartoon character or a famous person. They go to Halloween parties and play games. Sometimes they play funny tricks on each other.
#Person2#: That doesn't sound so bad. Why was Halloween started in the first place?
#Person1#: It comes from an old holiday when People honor their dead relatives. Many people in other countries still celebrated that way.
#Person2#: That sounds better than dressing up like a dead person.
#Person1#: Then I can't wait until you see my costume. You were going to be so scared.
#Person2#: Please don't say that. I hate those kinds of surprises. What you going to dress up as?
#Person1#: A ghost. | #Person2# wasn't going to dress up for Halloween and hates the scary costumes. #Person1# is going to dress up as a ghost. |
Alice: good morning
Patrick: Morning
Alice: I went last night to give the report but those shitty people can't do anything. They don't even want to do anything. I told them there was a camera instead of the bus. But they said it wasn't working probably. They didn't even want to check anything
Patrick: Oh shit that's fucked up
Alice: :( I really hate this place. From the beginning u hate it
Patrick: Shame I can imagine, especially after this has happened
Alice: Yes. If I only could get this Damn guy and a baseball bat... oh poor guy
Patrick: Hahaha you'd kill him
Alice: No. But he would regret what he did. And he probably would never have children
Patrick: He didn't stop you from having children by taking your chain. Haha why would you do that?
Alice: I don't care. He pissed me off. That would be his punishment. Oh Damn i would use this baseball bat properly on him. I could almost kill him. Damn, fuck this. I will be that rich that I will buy 100 things like that which was robbed. I just think now how he even could just come to me and take it just like this when people where around! How he could just break it off from my neck! My neck?! And touch me
Patrick: Yea that's fucked up
Alice: I'm not racist but from yesterday I hate all Arabic people like him.
Alice: <file_photo>
Alice: He did it, it's not a lot. But he did it
Patrick: Oh he was Arabic?
Alice: Yes
Patrick: Shit that's quite some bruising. Wish I could punch him for you
Alice: Wish I could do it alone with the whole anger I have inside of me | Alice went to the police (probably) to give a report as she was robbed yesterday, but they did not want to help her. Then Alice tells Patrick more about the assault and wants revange on the Arabic guy who did it. |
#Person1#: Lucy, I ' d like to fix the light in the corridor, it keeps flashing, which drives me crazy. Would you like to help me with the ladder?
#Person2#: Monica, wait a moment. I think we ' d better call the repair man to do it.
#Person1#: I think I can handle it by myself.
#Person2#: I ' d like you to have a look at the safety manual of our company.
#Person1#: I see. If I got hurt when fixing the light, even during office hours, I wouldn ' t get compensation from our company since repairing is not my responsibility.
#Person2#: Other company rules also need your attention.
#Person1#: Like this one? Never wear loose clothes or hair when operating the shredder. Yeah, thank you for telling me.
#Person2#: Don ' t mention it. | Monica wants to fix the light by herself, and Lucy stops her by advising her to look at the safety manual. |
#Person1#: Excuse me. What's the actual flying time from here to San Francisco?
#Person2#: It's about twelve hours.
#Person1#: Can you tell me what time we're arriving?
#Person2#: Sure. Let me see. . . at 6:15 a. m. local time tomorrow.
#Person1#: I see.
#Person2#: And that'll be 10:15 p. m. Taipei time. | #Person1# asks about the flying time and the arrival time of the flight. |
#Person1#: I didn't see you in creative writing class today. What happened?
#Person2#: Oh, just a dentist appointment. That's all. Say, did we get a new assignment for next week?
#Person1#: Yeah. A really interesting one, actually. We're supposed to write a short story that has some sort of limitation or, or, constraints imposed on it.
#Person2#: What do you mean? Like rhyming in a poem?
#Person1#: Well, that'll be an idea. But what we write has to be prose, like prose poetry. Just to make rhyme in a poem is too easy, I guess. I think Prof. Eliot really wants to challenge us, to put our creativity to the test.
#Person2#: Well, did she give any hints about what she has in mind?
#Person1#: Not really, but I may have an idea of the kind of thing she's looking for. I just finished a really strange book by some French guy. He wrote a whole book without even using a single e.
#Person2#: A whole book without a single e? How's it possible? But, wait a minute. I didn't know you can read French.
#Person1#: I can't. I read the English translation. But get this. There's not one e in that either.
#Person2#: No way. Think of the words you couldn't use.
#Person1#: I know, but that translator manages it. I got the book at home if you want to check out for yourself. What's really amazing to me is that leaving e in French is no easy job and doing it in English is gonna involve a complete different group of words. It's a real work of mind.
#Person2#: Sometime you have to show me that book. But right now I'd better get going on the writing for next week. | #Person2# didn't attend the creative writing class for a dentist appointment. #Person1# tells #Person2# the new assignment for next week. Then #Person1# tells #Person2# about a strange French book in which there isn't a single e and the translator manages to translate it into English without one e. #Person2#'s interested in the book. |
spiders: We aren't your average spiders.
vulture: Of that I am most sure. I have a question for you spider...
spiders: Which spider?
vulture: Just assume I'm talking to the smartest of your bunch. Who that is, you'll have to figure out amongst yourselves.
spiders: It is Fred.
vulture: Fred, I would like to ask you a question and I hope you will give me a good answer.
spiders: Your question?
vulture: With all of this treasure, why don't you live in a majestic castle instead of this hot, dark crevice. You could buy 3 castles with this treasure.
spiders: We can't carry the treasure to sell it.
vulture: Preposterous. What is the use of 8 arms if they are all weak? It seems like god has played a cruel trick on you.
spiders: That's what I ask God every day.
vulture: Well I can carry some treasure. Have you ever been flying before, Fred. do you think you could hold on to my back?
Summarize the dialogue | vulture wants to know why spiders live in a hot, dark crevice. They can't carry the treasure to sell it. Fred is the smartest of the bunch. vulture will take Fred with him and they will sell the treasure. |
Alicia: <file_photo>
Eddie: wow
Alicia: it will do :D
Alicia: it’s reaaaally nice on the inside
Eddie: :D | Alicia is sending a photo to Eddie and finds its content nice on the inside. |
#Person1#: I really need to find a job now.
#Person2#: So do I. Do you see anything good listed?
#Person1#: How about this telephone sales job? You call people and try to sell them magazines.
#Person2#: That sounds boring and anyway I'm not good at selling.
#Person1#: Well, I am. I might check that one out. Oh, here's one for you, an entertainment director assistant on a ship.
#Person2#: That sounds fun. I love traveling and I've never been on a ship.
#Person1#: It says here you have to work everyday while the ship is at sea. That'll be tiring.
#Person2#: That's OK. I don't mind working long hours if the pay is good. I think I'll apply for it. | #Person1# might check a telephone sales job out. #Person2# will apply for an entertainment director assistant on a ship. |
priest: Yes, we did. So this both a religious and a practical matter. We must go to the king and tell him of this. Hopefully it is not too late to avoid a war. Will you come with me and translate for the king?
choirboy: I have never spoken to the king before, and I may never again. Father, I will go with you but I must ask a favor. We must tell the King of this room and the goings on in this room. This is a room with no God and no men of the cloth should be here.
priest: Sadly, the king knows of this room and occassionally comes here himself to partake of its pleasures. As long as he is king, there is little hope of stopping this abomination. But we have more pressing matters to attend to at the moment.
Summarize the dialogue | The priest and the choirboy will go to the king to inform him about the room with no God. The king knows about the room and visits it himself. |
parishioner: I do know of one. He completed the idol of St. Francis, right above the door there. He lives in a city many days of riding away, but you could certainly send for him.
king's architect: Ah, what a lovely sculpture. Do you think he would be willing to work for the King?
parishioner: He may, for the right price. Though he may not be pleased with the location of the statue, feeling the same way as I do about conflating kings to the status of saints.
king's architect: Tell me, are the saints "powerful and inclusive?"
parishioner: I suppose it depends on who you ask. The carver Geoffrey could carve them in any way you request. He has a true talent.
king's architect: I see this. A true gift from God.
parishioner: What think you of the stonework on the cornices?
Summarize the dialogue | Architect is looking for a sculptor to carve statues of saints. The parishioner recommends Geoffrey, who completed the idol of St. Francis above the door. Geoffrey lives in a city many days of riding away. |
the man sleeping inside.: Hello, sir! How are you today?
royal: Very well. What brings you to the church?
the man sleeping inside.: Just doing my daily service, sir. You look familiar though, are you royal?
royal: Yes I am. I was born to the royal family and have always lived in luxury.
the man sleeping inside.: Well i am a jester for this kingdom, so that must be why!
royal: Well, I dislike being a royal. I prefer being normal
the man sleeping inside.: Oh? Why's that, sir? It seems pretty nice being of royal blood.
royal: Not always
the man sleeping inside.: Well tell me of your plights, sir. I am willing to listen.
royal: I struggle to face my duty of deciding the fate of my country and my people.
the man sleeping inside.: I see, that does seem quite taxing.
royal: Many look to me to choose the future of our country but I am unsure if my decisions will be what's best for my people.
the man sleeping inside.: Have you ever thought of starting a new life?
Summarize the dialogue | royal was born to the royal family and has always lived in luxury. He dislikes being royal and prefers being normal. The man sleeping inside is a jester for this kingdom. |
knight: Oh that would be wonderful. I say, I've never heard of a knight helping a dragon before. Surely this is a first
dragon: It surely is. When we get off this precipous. I would say we will be good friends.
knight: Have you ever been friends with a knight? Or even other dragons? You're the first I've seen
dragon: I am different from most dragons. I just want to help people not burn down their village. When this is all over we should go on a quet together to get you your true glory.
knight: A quest? A real quest? I've fought in wars and served under the king, but never have I taken on a quest. Perhaps we can rescue a princess. Perhaps we could marry.
dragon: Good sir. I am sorry but I already have a wife. She is the queen of all dragons and I love her without all my heart.
knight: Are you sure you can not be swayed? I know we have only just met, but I truly believe we could have a wonderful life together.
Summarize the dialogue | dragon wants to help the knight and the villagers. The knight has never been friends with a dragon before. The knight wants to go on a quest with the dragon. The dragon has a wife. |
Janet: that mickey mouse tee you were wearing yesterday was really cute
Janet: it looked great on you :-D
Oscar: you're making me blush \ (•◡•) / lol
Janet: whatever
Janet: it looked good
Oscar: i'm glad you liked it
Oscar: but i'm never wearing it again
Janet: why???
Oscar: it gave me the worst itch ever
Oscar: i think i may be allergic to the fabric ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Janet: ohhhhh nooooo
Oscar: yeah
Oscar: i was itching and scratching all day
Janet: that sucks
Janet: i really liked how it looked
Janet: i guess you'll never wear it again
Oscar: you're right :-D | Janet liked Oscar's T-shirt. Oscar will not wear it again as it made him itch. |
person: Quite a large building if I dare say.
petitioner: Yes, its big. I can barely make it up the stairs because I'm so frail and tired.
person: Please allow me to help, God gave me two arms and legs for a reason.
petitioner: Thank you, kind sir!
person: Of course, If you can't find good help here of all places when you need it, I would say we're all doomed.
petitioner: That is true. You are so wise.
person: Well, I thank you for your kind words, but they are not needed. I am only doing what I believe all human beings should do.
petitioner: If only every human being was as kind as you.
person: We can only pray for such a thing. Maybe our prayers will be answered one of these day.
petitioner: True
person: I haven't seem you around here, do you come here often?
petitioner: I actually have a small house, across the street.
person: Oh! Very convenient when you would like to attend a sermon.
petitioner: Can we go now?
Summarize the dialogue | petitioner is very tired and can't make it up the stairs. person offers to help. |
#Person1#: Have you ever made any plan for your future?
#Person2#: Of course I have. I'd like to marry a handsome man and have two children if possible.
#Person1#: Not me. I'd like to be a bachelor forever.
#Person2#: I don't believe you can make it when you meet your Mrs. Right. | #Person2# wants to get married while #Person1# wants to be a bachelor forever. |
#Person1#: It is my first time coming to China. I want to buy something unique of China to my friends as gifts.
#Person2#: We have a great variety of Chinese antiques and porcelain. Do you like them?
#Person1#: Yes, I love them, but they are fragile. It is not convenient to take them.
#Person2#: You are right. How about paintings and embroidered handkerchiefs?
#Person1#: Sounds good. May I have a look?
#Person2#: Of course. These paintings have many designs, such as animals, flowers, landscape, aquatics and so on.
#Person1#: They are beautiful, but I can't understand the connotation in them. Let me see the handkerchiefs.
#Person2#: All right. Chinese embroidery is one traditional art with elaborate design and high quality.
#Person1#: Oh, I like the bamboo design. What is this?
#Person2#: This is a series of animals, called Chinese zodiac.
#Person1#: Good. So I will take three series and five bamboo ones.
#Person2#: OK, I will wrap them for you. | #Person1# wants to buy unique Chinese gifts. #Person2# recommends porcelains, paintings, and handkerchiefs. #Person1# thinks porcelains are hard to carry and #Person1# can't understand the paintings so #Person1# buys handkerchiefs with the zodiac and bamboo. |
monkey: Hello, human friend.
hunter: how are you doing?
monkey: I am hungry, and very much craving a banana!
hunter: i should i have one one in my bag.... here have it
monkey: Thank you, kind sir, and for not killing me!
hunter: Why would i want to kill you, i don't eat monkeys
monkey: Well, how should I know that? For this forest is very unsettling at times, and you just can never be too careful...
hunter: I understand you my friend, I'm hunting for a dear can you help me find my way around
monkey: Sure! Follow me, right this way...
hunter: thanks for the help, friend
monkey: I think I see one over there, about 5 yards away.
hunter: yeah, i can see let me get my gun
monkey: Quick, fire at it! Before it gets away!
Summarize the dialogue | monkey is hungry and wants a banana from the hunter. The hunter is hunting for a dear. The monkey points out a dear to the hunter. The hunter fires at the dear. |
spider: I have lost my spidery scare
cleaning person: Only with this old woman. When you reach my age it is very hard to get surprised. Now stop this pouting and give me what I want. What has the queen been up to?
spider: She is crazy thing always talking to herself about loosing the crown, I think she may be on to you
cleaning person: I am far to sly for this queen. What kind of crazy things?
spider: She does these mantras, "you are the best queen you can be" and things like that.
cleaning person: Come now spider. I know you must have heard something I can profit from. I need to buy my freedom. When I'm free I will take you with me and you will have all the bugs you could ever eat.
spider: Well I did notice she was awefly freindly with a guard the other day.
cleaning person: Now we're talking the same language. Which guard was it? The tall one with the mustache or the short one with the huge biceps?
spider: The tall one, the King doesn't like him at all either
Summarize the dialogue | spider is pouting because the cleaning person is too sly for the queen. The queen is crazy and she talks to herself about loosing the crown. The tall guard is friendly with the queen. The king doesn't like him. |
#Person1#: Here is the final draft of our contract. I'm glad that we have reached an agreement on almost every term in our trade.
#Person2#: Yes, it seems to me we have come quite a long way. However, let me take a close look at the final draft.
#Person1#: Do you have some points to bring up?
#Person2#: Well, everything we've discussed seems to be here.
#Person1#: Yes, including a description of the shirts you want to purchase this time, the total amount of your order, the price for each piece, mode of payment, packaging, shipping time, insurance and compensation, claim and arbitration, and rights and duties for both sides. Are all the terms here satisfactory?
#Person2#: I'll need a few minutes to check over my notes again on every detail. What about the quality standard?
#Person1#: It is said that the sample 25 is the standard for others. It's complete. So would you like to sign the contract right now? | #Person1# shows #Person2# the final draft of their contract with everything discussed included. #Person2# needs to check over the notes on every detail. |
ghost: Boo!
shop keeper: Well, hello there... Mr? Mrs? Miss... Ghost. How are you?
ghost: It is Mrs. I am just fine. and you?
shop keeper: No complaints. Just enjoying some light reading. What brings you here today?
ghost: I am here to haunt you and the village. How am I doing?
shop keeper: I think you will have a lot of fun scaring the other townspeople.
ghost: I will do my best to scare them. Some people say I am not that scary , though
shop keeper: Well, practice makes perfect. Speaking of scary things, you aren't afraid of rats, are you? We have a few living here in the church.
ghost: I will scare them away if you would like!
shop keeper: I think I would like that since they carry germs.
ghost: I will scare them off and the whole village!
shop keeper: Well, there are a few townspeople I don't care for, but perhaps getting rid of the rats is best for now.
ghost: Sure. I am on it!
Summarize the dialogue | ghost is here to haunt the shop keeper and the village. He will scare the rats away from the church. |
visitor: Please Please! Tell me what can i do to save my family?
king's brother: Perhaps I can get you a side job working in the kingdom. It wouldn't require much work and would pay off your taxes.
visitor: I would graciously accept. I am a hard worker.
king's brother: Fantastic. I'll put you to work in the royal vestry washing the windows. It's not a hard job.
visitor: Excellent, I'll get to work right now. thank you sir.
king's brother: Before you leave- what is in this satchel? Are these jewels???
visitor: That is mine please don't look inside!
king's brother: You have no money to pay taxes, yet you have a satchel of jewels!
visitor: I am desperate sir. I needed these Jewels. i took them from a nobleman. He is a bad man.
king's brother: I think YOU are the bad man!
Summarize the dialogue | visitor is in debt and wants to work in the royal vestry to pay taxes. The king's brother will get him a job and will pay off his debts. |
David: Hey Joey, have you done breakfast yet?
Joey: No David, I was about to leave for mess.
David: Wait! take me with you
Joey: Okay! Hurry up | David and Joey will eat breakfast at the mess. |
#Person1#: You seemed to be fed up with Mary.
#Person2#: Yeah. I get sick of her. She always bends my ear about what she thinks.
#Person1#: She is a barking dog. But she means well.
#Person2#: But I don't like anyone who would drive me crazy by telling me what to do.
#Person1#: You are unfair to her. She is a very nice girl. | #Person2# gets sick of Mary because she always tells #Person2# what to do. #Person1# thinks #Person2#'s being unfair to Mary. |
#Person1#: Excuse me. Is this seat taken?
#Person2#: No, it's not taken. Did you just get on?
#Person1#: No, no. I just changed my seat. A man next to me was smoking and smoke really bothers me.
#Person2#: Let me help you with the suitcase.
#Person1#: Oh, thank you.
#Person2#: Do you want to sit by the window?
#Person1#: No, no, no. I like this seat better.
#Person2#: My name is Green. Lawrence Green. Pleased to meet you.
#Person1#: I'm Elizabeth Tobin. Pleased to meet you, too.
#Person2#: Do you live in New York?
#Person1#: No, I'm from Florida. I go to visit my sister. She moved several times before settling in New York. | #Person1# tells #Person2# #Person1# changed the seat because of the man smoking next to #Person1#. They introduce themselves to each other. |
Nate: Friday afternoon is even better with full account
Nate: IT IS PAYDAY
Jim: Haha. Yeah man. I got my salary today too,
Jim: Wanna celebrate tonight?
Nate: Nah, Got plans with Susy already.
Jim: Shame. Another time then :) Have fun! | Jim and Nate got paid today but Nate can't meet as he has plans with Susy. |
#Person1#: have you seen the new Cosmo magazine that I was reading this morning?
#Person2#: I think I may have seen it on the kitchen table.
#Person1#: you're right, thanks. There's an interesting interview with a top director about his latest film that I want to finish.
#Person2#: who's the director?
#Person1#: it's Martin Scorsese. You liked his film, The Departed, didn't you?
#Person2#: yes, it was fantastic! Can I read the article when you're finished?
#Person1#: sure. You know it has an online edition, too. You should go online to read if you want to read it now.
#Person2#: that's ok. I'll wait until you're finished. Just out of curiosity, do you have a subscription for that magadize?
#Person1#: no. I don't buy it regularly enough for it to be worthwhile.
#Person2#: how much does the magadize cost?
#Person1#: it's almost three pounds now, and I think they're going to put the price up to four pounds soon.
#Person2#: that's quite expensive. Who is their target audience?
#Person1#: Cosmo mainly has a middle-class readership, but I think circulation will fall dramatically if the price goes up anymore.
#Person2#: I bet you'll still buy it, though. You wouldn't be able to live without your fashion magazine! | #Person1# tells #Person2# there's an interview of Martin Scorsese on the new Cosmo magazine and #Person2# wants to read it after #Person1# finishes. #Person1# says Cosmo has a middle-class readership but the circulation will fall if the price goes up. |
#Person1#: Hello, George. I wanted to speak to you yesterday, but you weren't at your usual place for lunch.
#Person2#: No, I had a free day from the newspaper office, because I worked so much overtime last week.
#Person1#: Oh, I see. You had a holiday.
#Person2#: Well, I stayed at home and looked after the baby.
#Person1#: What? You took care of the baby? Whose baby?
#Person2#: Oh, it was my sister's baby. She wanted to go shopping in the morning, so I stayed at home and did a lot of useful things.
#Person1#: Oh?
#Person2#: Yes, I mended my radio, washed a shirt and some socks and cleaned out the drawers of my desk.
#Person1#: I don't call that a holiday. I wanted to ask you to a concert last night. The one at the town hall near where we lived.
#Person2#: That's funny. My officer called me in the afternoon and asked me to go and write an article about the concert. I notice that you weren't there, but your friend Mary was.
#Person1#: Well, she indeed. That's very strange. | George had a day off yesterday and tells #Person1# what he did during the holiday. #Person1# wanted to invite him to a concert last night. George was there for work but he didn't see #Person1#. |
servant: The Plague! Surely my Lord must know a way to save his kingdom!
the king: Not under God's domain do I possess the answer... Perhaps I should consult with a potion maker or a Priest. Though, I fear sharing the news may cause panic in my streets.
servant: If there be anything that my Lord requires to face this terrible Plague, I am, as always, your humble servant. What of the Queen, is she safe from the Plague? She has been away from the Palace for so long...
the king: The queen has died, Servant. Perhaps I have become drunk on wine, to share such tales with you. She passed a week ago from some unknown disease. I must keep this burdensome news from our lands if we are to brave the Plague. Swear your secrecy, servant, or I shall run you through with my sword! You must swear to me.
Summarize the dialogue | The king is afraid of the Plague. The queen died a week ago from an unknown disease. The king wants the servant to keep the queen's death secret. |
#Person1#: Hey, Frank, there is that Janet chick.
#Person2#: Wow, what a great burd!
#Person1#: She sure knows how to strut her stuff.
#Person2#: She's a real turn-on, alright?
#Person1#: And look out she's dressed.
#Person2#: Yeah, I noticed. She must be really loaded.
#Person1#: No way. Her old man is rich. He buys her anything she wants.
#Person2#: Lucky her. Anyway, I think that is just as beautiful.
#Person1#: I think you've lost it.
#Person2#: Well, that's my opinion.
#Person1#: I admit that she is much prettier than Kate.
#Person2#: Oh, there is no comparison. Now we are talking but ugly.
#Person1#: At least we agree on that. Let's go and get a drink. | #Person1# and Frank are talking about a beautiful, well-dressed lady, who is a real turn-on. #Person1# admits she is prettier than Kate. |
townperson: I am doing well, a little thirsty though. How are you?
villager: I came to gather some water myself.
townperson: As did I. Though I have no bucket to bring any home to my family in the village.
villager: I have a canteen I could let you borrow though it is not much?
townperson: Anything would help, stranger, or shall I call you friend?
villager: I don't see why not us simple folk must stick together it is the only way to get ahead in this world.
townperson: Would you like to come meet my family? I am sure they would love to meet the man who provided them with water!
villager: Sure I would love to, it is always nice to meet new folk.
townperson: Fantastic, but let me drink some more of this crystal clear water first.
villager: What sort of town do you live in? My village has a bit of an unwarranted bad reputation itself.
townperson: I live in a quiet village to the North, we produce alcohol for the king in the capital.
villager: Sounds like a quiet life.
Summarize the dialogue | townperson and villager are gathering water. Villager will lend townperson a canteen. They will meet in townperson's village. |
Michaela: The weather is beautiful today
Georgia: Yes! It makes me happy
Daniela: Let's go for a walk.
Daniela: I wanted to go to the botanic garden.
Georgia: Good idea!
Michaela: Maybe we can have a picnic there
Daniela: Yes! | Georgia, Michaela and Daniela will have a picnic at the botanic garden. |
#Person1#: What time is it, Harriet? I'm starving, but I guess it's not time for lunch yet.
#Person2#: Let's see. According to my iphone, it's just a few minutes past noon.
#Person1#: What? I thought my watch was wrong. Shouldn't the sun be overhead if it's noon?
#Person2#: Oh, Don, I can tell you weren't listening in science class last week. The sun is only overhead at noon for 2 days a year.
#Person1#: Haha, very funny.
#Person2#: No, really. Mrs. Sorenson explained it. The Earth goes around the sun at an angle and that changes where the sun is at noon.
#Person1#: But then those old clocks that measured time by the sun shadow were all wrong.
#Person2#: Emm, not exactly. They're just not the same as the time we keep on our computers.
#Person1#: I wish I was sitting in a computer right now instead of out here. I'm starting to hate nature. | Don tells from the sun that it's not time for lunch yet, but Harriet tells #Person1# it's already past noon, then Harriet explains to him the principle of measuring time. |
knight: Servant! Fetch me a towel.
servant: The nerve of you how about u get it
knight: How dare you speak to a knight of the royal army in such a fashion!? I should have you thrown in the dungeons
servant: Throw me away my life is nothing but a sad story
knight: Tell me this story of yours while we wait for the guards to cart you off.
Summarize the dialogue | knight wants a towel. The servant is angry and refuses to get it. |
Mark: How ya doing Cris?
Cris: Hey, was that you calling me 5 minues ago? My phone broke and all my contacts went to trash.
Mark: Yes, yes, that was me
Cris: Ok, give me a sec and I will call you back
Mark: Sure thing | Mark called Cris 5 minutes ago. Cris didn't know it was Mark, as he had lost all the contacts on his phone. Cris will call Mark back shortly. |
Victoria: great weather
Victoria: for sex
Jacob: heh
Jacob: then go for it ;)
Victoria: lewis is in hamburg
Jacob: and what now?
Victoria: nothing
Victoria: the neighbours are having sex so i thought about it
Jacob: :)
Jacob: what's happening in hamburg?
Victoria: work
Victoria: doing special effects
Victoria: for some advertisement
Jacob: cool
Jacob: i'm also working ;/
Victoria: and i'm in bed enjoying the weather
Jacob: but later thomas is coming and we're going to a concert
Victoria: i'm also going later
Victoria: but it's in 2 hours
Jacob: <file_other>
Victoria: a great film, isn't it?
Jacob: haven't seen it
Jacob: awesome soundtrack | Victoria suggests having sex with Jacob. Lewis is in Hamburg for work. Jacob is also working and going to a concert with Thomas in 2 hours. Victoria is going to the concert, too. |
#Person1#: Hello, XYZ Accounting.
#Person2#: Hello, could I speak to Brian Robinson, please?
#Person1#: Mister Robinson is in a meeting right now. Can I put you through to his voicemail?
#Person2#: No thanks, I'll try back later. I just have a couple of quick questions about my tax return.
#Person1#: Oh, maybe another accountant could help you. I think Gina Bowers could answer your questions. I'll transfer you if you like?
#Person2#: Yes, that would be great. Thank you. | #Person2# phones XYZ Accounting to ask Brian Robinson about #Person2#'s tax return. #Person1# tells #Person2# Robinson isn't available and suggests transferring #Person2# to Gina Bowers for help. |
Jair: Still busy?
Callum: Yes a little sorry
Jair: ok | Callum is still busy. |
spider: Ohhh.. a little of this, a little of that...
a rat chews on a dropped hymnbook: So what makes you think you won't eat my book?
spider: I eat meat, rat. You may have your book, no worriesss..
a rat chews on a dropped hymnbook: Should I be fearful for my life then spider?
spider: Of course not rat, my poison is no match for your size..
a rat chews on a dropped hymnbook: Well then I guess i can consider you my friend.
spider: Indeed... do not be concerned with me rat. Go on with your meal...
a rat chews on a dropped hymnbook: Well then,when is your next meal spider?
spider: YOU!!!
a rat chews on a dropped hymnbook: Oh no! I knew I couldn't trust you.
spider: I'm gonna wrap you up and keep you for later! You will last me alllll winter fat little rat!
Summarize the dialogue | a rat dropped a hymnbook. a spider came and ate the book. |
Peter: so I saw your Facebook post about getting a tick...when i worked as a bush regenerator we did a trial with Westmead hospital with ticks. Those who took vitamin b complex got about 80% fewer tick bites
Linda: interesting
Peter: So now we take a daily vitamin b at our farm...only get a tick or two a year.
Linda: generally I'm against taking a vitamin supplement BUT 🤔
Linda: whole new world up here
Peter: Same here but...in this case think of it as a preventative that seems to work rather than a supplement
Linda: interesting. First question I asked was, why me? Because I'm very susceptible to mozzie bites and I believe taking B complex helps mask you to them as well
Peter: Or, if you get a tick, you could always bash it to death with a crystal...😀
Linda: or drown it in turmeric 😀
Peter: lolz
Peter: You'll have fun with all the wankers up there...
Linda: There's enough sensible people up here so you can move in completely different circles and almost never come into contact with the wankers
Peter: 😀
Linda: I have joined a few local community groups and their posts drive me batshit crazy. But a lot of people take the piss out of them as well. Which is nice 😁
Peter: Just stay scientific otherwise you'll have to have your chakras rebooted
Linda: oh stop 😀 | Linda got a tick. Peter's study showed that taking vitamin B complex prevents tick bites. Many people around Linda are in favor of alternative medicine. |
Abby: What are you doing tonight?
Gaby: Nothing much, Netflix and chill probably
Abby: Really? No Valentine's Day romantic getaway?
Gaby: We talked about and came to a conclusion that it's completely overrated and that we will not be forced to manifest our love just because a population of morons decides to do so
Gaby: and to be truly honest
Gaby: we forgot to make a reservation and everything's booked :P
Abby: Haha I could help you with that
Gaby: How so?
Abby: We have a table for four at Boscaiola cause Mark's sister was supposed to bring her new boyfriend
Abby: but stable as her life is -- they broke up with a huge fight last night :D
Gaby: Poor Sandy!!
Abby: Anyway, woulkd you like to join us?
Abby: sorry it's last minute
Gaby: What's the deal?
Abby: It's a prefixed menu with three price option
Abby: <file_other>
Gaby: Wow, the appetizers looks amazing!! I'll run it past Jeff
Abby: Ok let me know by tonight?
Gaby: Sure, thanks!! :) | Gaby will talk with Jeff about going with Abby and Mark to Valentine's dinner at Boscaiola. |
Benny: hows it going
Dale: pretty well actually xD
Benny: UNEXPECTEDLY xD
Dale: i know right.. | Dale is doing well. |
#Person1#: I'm afraid it's bad news for you. You haven't got the position.
#Person2#: Oh, no! I can't have failed. Are you sure?
#Person1#: I'm afraid so. I'm terribly sorry.
#Person2#: It sucks. But Arden told me he's satisfied with my qualifications and experience.
#Person1#: He's the only one of the several to decide this.
#Person2#: How am I going to face the fellows in our office? They thought I would be promoted. They must be waiting for my good news.
#Person1#: I don't think the thing can be that serious. You should face the result. Besides, I don't think the position is the best for you.
#Person2#: But I lost the chance.
#Person1#: Keep working hard, and then you will get another chance of promotion someday. | #Person1# tells #Person2# #Person2# hasn't got the position. #Person2# feels disappointed and #Person1# encourages #Person2# to keep working hard. |
Agnes: Why don't you send me some pics of your new flat?
Matilde: Sure, just a moment.
Agnes: Wow, the interiors are fab! Who designed them?
Matilde: Well, just me and Marco.
Agnes: Compliments! You did a great job! Where did you find all the inspirations?
Matilde: First I was just scrolling Pinterest and Instagram and then looking for some original pieces of furniture on the flea market and on the Internet. It took some time, though.
Agnes: Well, you should share some of your research! I'm about to buy a flat myself and I'm lost when it comes to interiors...
Matilde: Sure, no problem! Just look me up on Pinterest and Instagram: mati.sim
Agnes: OK! Will do!
Matilde: Tell me about your flat - the one you wanna buy.
Agnes: Three rooms, a cozy kitchen, a big bathroom and a balcony. 3rd floor, sunny.
Matilde: Any pics?
Agnes: Wait...
Matilde: When they will give you the keys?
Agnes: In few months. Now, I'm focusing on planning the bathroom, it's the tricky one... I can't decide between a tub and a shower...
Matilde: I'd opt for a shower.
Agnes: I'm in two minds: I always preferred a shower, but pampering yourself with a hot tub and candles...
Matilde: Haha, I totally get it!
Agnes: I am also thinking about a big wardrobe/ storage room - if I'd like to rent the flat it could be a big plus.
Matilde: What do you mean?
Agnes: I could put all my stuff in the storage room and ciao! Off to a hot destination :)
Matilde: Sounds like a plan! | Matilde and Marco decorated their house by themselves, and Agnes is impressed. Agnes wants Matilde to give her some tips as Agnes is about to buy an apartment. Matilde advises her. |
#Person1#: Good morning, sir. Can I help you?
#Person2#: Yes, I'd like to see the manager. Here's my card.
#Person1#: Thank you, Mr. Wang. Do you have an appointment?
#Person2#: No, I'm afraid I don't. Is it possible for me to see him now?
#Person1#: I'm afraid Mr. Li is engaged at the moment. Would you mind waiting?
#Person2#: Well, how long will it be?
#Person1#: About half an hour.
#Person2#: That's too bad. I can't wait that long. I have another appointment at ten.
#Person1#: Can the Assistant Manager meet you instead?
#Person2#: No, I have discussed the details about sales of our new equipment with the manager on the telephone yesterday.
#Person1#: Do you want to make another appointment?
#Person2#: Yes, I suppose that's the best thing I can do for now. I'll be here on Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. Is that all right?
#Person1#: Yes, I'll make a note of that and ask Mr. Li to confirm. | Mr. Wang wants to see Mr. Li but he isn't available now. Since Mr. Wang hasn't got time to wait, he has to make another appointment. |
a royal: I see. Yes, there are very pretty things indeed. We do love our house of worship.
thief: It is a nice place to pray if you believe in such things.
a royal: Why, yes. Isn't that why you came here today?
thief: ummm..yeh...that is why I'm here.
a royal: Well we're all glad you came.
thief: We're glad...who else is here with you?
a royal: My guards of course. They are waiting outside. I am a royal, you know.
thief: (throws potato in the air for the royal to catch) I'll trade you this for your bag. And don't scream. I have a knife here.
a royal: Stealing from a royal? Have you lost your mind?
thief: I'm not stealing your highness...I'm merely trading with you sir. There's no crime in that.
a royal: And you think I wanted your potato?
Summarize the dialogue | a thief is in a church and wants to steal a bag from a royal. he offers the royal a potato in exchange for the bag. the royal refuses and the thief takes his bag. |
#Person1#: Hi, dear, do you know what the important day is today?
#Person2#: I don't know.
#Person1#: Please think it over.
#Person2#: Oh, I see.
#Person1#: Come on, dear. I know you mustn't forget it.
#Person2#: It's Saturday, a great weekend.
#Person1#: Ur, you really let me down.
#Person2#: Don't be angry with me. I have a bad memory.
#Person1#: No, you haven't. You just don't care about me. You're an indifferent husband.
#Person2#: What day is it on earth?
#Person1#: It's the anniversary of our weeding. | #Person2# forgets today is the anniversary of #Person1# and #Person2#'s wedding. #Person1# gets annoyed. |
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