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Melissa: Hi gurls
Ann: hi! where are you?
Melissa: I've just landed in Rome
Joan: great! so you're back!
Melissa: I am, but almost dead
Ann: what happened?
Melissa: I got sick in NYC and then the flight and now the jet lag
Ann: is it really that bad?
Melissa: it's quite heavy. I was warned about it but I thought that people exaggerated
Ann: I know, I remember a killer jet lag after coming back from Rio
Melissa: So I have a cold, sore throat, jet lag... everything against me
Ann: poor you. go home, rest, but try not to sleep. Wait till the evening
Melissa: I know
Ann: and we can meet tomorrow. Hopefully you'll be better already
Melissa: right! | Melissa has just landed in Rome. Melissa is sick and she has a jet lag. Ann and Melissa are meeting tomorrow. Joan is happy that Melissa is back. |
a grazing milk cow in the background: What a world. Chickens parading around like they run the place while us cows graze peacefully in the background. What are your plans for the evening?
the man: Hmm nothing fancy, just an evening in the house. Might make some dinner.
a grazing milk cow in the background: Do you ever think of farm animals when you eat dinner?
the man: Only chickens I swear, you are a dairy cow afterall.
a grazing milk cow in the background: Okay good. I'm a milk cow but I hold all the world's cows close to my heart.
the man: Protective of your kind I see, that is admirable.
a grazing milk cow in the background: Loyalty is all we have in this world. I graze all day. So I think a lot. Loyalty is an animal's best trait. Chickens don't have that.
the man: They are but simple minded creatures after all.
Summarize the dialogue | The man might make some dinner tonight. He doesn't think of farm animals when he eats. |
#Person1#: Hey, Betsy, did you hear the great news?
#Person2#: No, Frank, I haven't. What is going on?
#Person1#: I just got a promotion and I'm going to throw a huge party for all of my friends. I would love it if you would come.
#Person2#: Wow, thanks so much. When is the party?
#Person1#: I am thinking of having it on Saturday. I'm hoping there will be 150 people there.
#Person2#: Wow, that is a lot. This must be a big promotion. I would love to go. I think it would be a great time.
#Person1#: Oh, great. The more, the merrier. This really is a big deal for me. We can now afford the new house my wife has always wanted. I just hope I don't have to put too many hours in. I would hate to lose too much time with my family.
#Person2#: I can understand that, but let's keep focusing on the bright side. I can't wait for that party. | Frank invites Besty to the party to celebrate his big promotion. Besty couldn't wait for the party. |
soldier: Hello merchant, what have you got for sale today?
merchant: i sell spices and rices today. do you want any spices or rices?
soldier: No, I'm actually looking for a weapons smith. Do you know anyone that could craft me a new sword?
merchant: yes i know that soldier. my friend is sword maker.
soldier: Really? Will you be able to ask him to craft me a sword maker?
merchant: definitely i will do for you soldier.you are the hero. i will help you.
soldier: Perfect! It is nice to see folks appreciate the King's army, even in this hallowed Church.
merchant: ok nice to meet you soldier. do you know any spices trade companies.please help me. my financial situation is poor.
soldier: No I do not. But fear not for we are in a Church. Pray for salvation the Gods may bless thee with riches.
merchant: ok thanks soldier even you can pray for me that's only enough for me.
soldier: Of course, I will pray for you.
merchant: ok soldier.next time i will meet you
Summarize the dialogue | merchant sells rices and spices. He will ask his friend to craft a sword for the soldier. |
the king: my queen
servant: Your Highness. Do you seek the Queen.
the king: Yes, but i'll still need you hang around
servant: Yes your highness.
the king: get me a bottle of wine
servant: Yes your highness. Did you want anything else?
the king: that will be all, tell the chef to prepare my favourite for the dinner when you get back to the castle and would pick that uo
servant: Your highness, may I ask if I may stop to see my mother on my way. She is ill.
the king: that should be after you've delivered my message to the chef
servant: Thank you your Highness. Leaving this fine beach house will be hard but to visit my mother is worth it.
the king: you get on with it already, i need some time with the queen
servant: Thank you. I will leave at once.
the king: and when do you plan on coming back to the castle
Summarize the dialogue | The king wants to see the queen. The king wants the servant to get him a bottle of wine and to tell the chef to prepare his favourite for the dinner. The servant will visit his mother on his way back to the castle. |
#Person1#: Hi, Steve, how are things?
#Person2#: Hi, Maggie. Good, thanks. What's new with you?
#Person1#: Oh, I was just wondering if you want to go out tonight.
#Person2#: Well, I was thinking of going to the university library to do a bit of study. What've you got on mind?
#Person1#: I thought we just go for a walk? Maybe down the park near the beach.
#Person2#: Tonight? You must be joking! It's too cold.
#Person1#: Oh, yes. It's too cold. But I still want to go out somewhere. That New Town Cruel Sail is on in the town. How about that?
#Person2#: OK. What time does it start?
#Person1#: Oh, I think it's half past eight, something. I'll get a paper and have a look. Just turn on for a minute. Look, the film (have) got a fantastic review last week.
#Person2#: OK. OK. Where are we going to meet?
#Person1#: It'd be easier if we meet at the cinema.
#Person2#: OK. Where is it?
#Person1#: Oh, you know, the Oyiyang.
#Person2#: Where is that?
#Person1#: Near the town hall at the opposite of the Bank.
#Person2#: Oh, yes. I know where it is. OK. Look, I'll meet you there at fifteen past eight. | Maggie invites Steve to go for a walk tonight, but it's too cold, so she suggests seeing a movie. Steve agrees and they'll meet at the Oyiyang cinema at fifteen past eight. |
chef: Soon, he must finish negotiating with the Elven ambassador. You know how much those people stand on ceremony - the slightest misstep, and you have made an enemy for five generations.
guest: Aye, I've had the misfortune of chipping one of their sacred plates once, you don't have to tell me about that.
chef: How long do you intend to stay, if you don't mind my asking?
guest: I am trying to negotiate a trade contract. I believe this could take up to a month. If all goes well, you will soon receive regular shipments of our renowned spices!
chef: I must say, some of those are truly a delight on the tongue! How bland my food must appear to you!
guest: Your food tastes wonderful, especially after eating dried fruits for weeks! Tell me, is it the noble depicted on this painting over there? I have never seen him.
Summarize the dialogue | chef is waiting for the Elven ambassador to finish negotiating. The guest is trying to negotiate a trade contract. If it goes well, the guest will receive regular shipments of spices. |
horse: Mahaha, you must not recognize me in the dark. I am the kings horse!
guard: Ah! It is you, Cyrus! The King has been looking all over town for you - how did you get away? With your permission, I'll lead you back to the castle.
horse: I got spoked by something in the stables. Could you help get my man out of the metal fence? I seem to be stuck. Nuahahhaa
guard: Stuck? Of course, I can help you. Seems like you have had a crazy evening!
horse: I don;t think the king should get that hay from the same farm, it has made me alittle loopy
guard: Before we leave, I'm going to pick up this gold piece. I don't know who it belongs to, but it is quite valuable.
horse: Let's just say you keep it? You know for saving me and all. NENENENENENENE
guard: Fantastic! I like that plan. I'm paid fairly well as a guard, but there is always a need for more money.
Summarize the dialogue | Cyrus, the king's horse, got away from the stables. Guard will lead him back to the castle. Guard will keep the gold piece he found. |
Charlotte: Hello Paula, a funny question: how do you pronounce 'Natal lily', the name of the plant? It refers to the region of ZA and not to the word 'natal' as in 'his natal day', right?
Paula: Hi Charlotte, 'nu tell', 'nu' as in 'number'.
Charlotte: And the stress on the second syllable? Or the first?
Paula: 2nd
Charlotte: Thank you dear.
Paula: <file_other>
Charlotte: Lovely to hear your voice!!
Paula: :$
Paula: <file_other>
Charlotte: :X | Paula helped Charlotte with correct pronunciation of "Natal lily". |
worshiper: Have you come to worship with me?
person: Yes. This is a beautiful place.
worshiper: I have my bible here. Do you have your own bible?
person: I have never had a Bible. Do I have to have one to worship?
worshiper: Never had a bible. Here, take mine, I have it practically memorized anyway.
person: Oh thank you. Can we eat here?
worshiper: I have no food.
person: Oh I am hungry. I thought there was food here!!
worshiper: No food, just the presence of our Lord and Savior.
person: Will the Lord and Savior fill my stomach?
worshiper: Nay, but if you pray perchance a way to get food will become clear. Our Lord has all answers.
person: I am a boring person, maybe this is what I need to spice up my life.
worshiper: The Lord will bring great joy into your life.
Summarize the dialogue | worshiper invites person to worship with him. worshiper has no food. person is hungry. |
Mr Dolloway: Dear passengers, I have created this WhatsApp group to communicate with you regarding the forthcoming trip to Tenerife.
Mrs White: That is a wonderful idea, Mr Dolloway.
Mr Dolloway: Thank you, Mrs White. I will be using this channel to communicate the latest updates. | Mr Dolloway created a WhatsApp group to communicate about the forthcoming trip to Tenerife. |
person: "ah! you... you scared me! ... What... what are you?!"
wildlife: The question, is what aren't I. You're alone?
person: "... yes. I'm on the run"
wildlife: I fear that what you may find here is worse than what you are running from.
person: "At least this would be a quick death"
wildlife: So you think. Uh this ship is dirty, why haven't you cleaned this miss up.
person: "... What, you don't like that ship? It was like that when I wandered here."
wildlife: Ah it must have been ship wrecked from the last people that "wandered" to my island.
person: "Yeah, I took the road here."
wildlife: Were in the middle of a lake.
person: "There's some ambitious bridge builders."
wildlife: They must have built that when I was sleeping.
person: "Yeah, it's amazing what the new construction crews can do. When it's important, they can get a bridge up over night."
Summarize the dialogue | Wildlife is surprised to see a person on his island. The person is on the run. The person is surprised to see a shipwreck. The person took the road to the island. |
ghost: Sadly, I am tied to one of these tombstones. When living, I was referred to as Curtis the Bedwetter. Now I wander these parts trying to take revenge on those who mocked me so!
residents of the cottage: I am sorry to hear you were mocked in your previous life. I will gladly join your efforts in scaring those who dared to cross your path!
ghost: Fantastic! They are cruel fiends and deserve torment. They live in the castle.
residents of the cottage: I work as a seamstress for the queen and can get access to the entire castle if I wish.
ghost: Glorious! I can easily move through doors and walls, so I have no trouble, but I'm glad you will be able to access it as well.
residents of the cottage: I shall meet you tomorrow evening by the entrance to the castle so we can get to it together.
ghost: Thank you for caring for me! I shall get revenge yet!
residents of the cottage: See you before long, Ghost!
Summarize the dialogue | Curtis the Bedwetter was mocked when he was alive. He is tied to a tombstone and he wants to scare people. He will meet the residents of the cottage tomorrow evening at the entrance to the castle. |
Brie: Ralph, I'd like to pick up keys of Katie's flat today
Ralph: Hi, I have a couple of her things and need to take my stuff as well
Brie: I'll get your stuff. I hope to manage before 15:30
Ralph: I am not planning to leave home
Ralph: So whenever you pass by | Brie will be at Ralph's at 3:30 pm to pick up the keys to Katie's apartment. |
#Person1#: When can I move into my new house?
#Person2#: The current owners will be moving out on Tuesday, so technically you could pick up the keys and move in on Wednesday.
#Person1#: Will the utilities be turned on?
#Person2#: You need to contact the utility company and make arrangements to transfer the utilities to your name.
#Person1#: I really want to paint the walls right away and get the carpet cleaned.
#Person2#: If I were you, I would take a few days to take care of those things before you move in.
#Person1#: I was thinking that I should have my new appliances delivered as we are moving in.
#Person2#: That would be perfect. That way, someone will be there, but you will have them right away.
#Person1#: Can you help me on my move-in day?
#Person2#: I think that I have something else really important to do on that day. I just can't remember what it is. | #Person1# is going to move into #Person1#'s new house. #Person1# and #Person2# talk about the move-in date and the pre-arrangements. #Person1# asks for #Person2#'s help on the move-in day but #Person2# thinks #Person2# can't make it. |
a salesman: Oh of course sir, I didn't mean to imply you didn't have means, just, who doesn't love a deal?
horse: Well, then, I will tell the king about you being so kind. NEIGH
a salesman: You are too kind, a good word with the King!
horse: NEIGH, yes I am the kings personal transportation horse. NEIGH
a salesman: Well in that case forgot about those shoes I told you. Have I got a better deal for you, all four shoes, brand new and shiny, for only the price of two.
horse: NEIGHHHH you don't say? NEIGH.
a salesman: Sounds too good to be true right? I assure you it is not.
horse: NEIGHHH do you have anything for my long gorgeous mane? NEIGHHHH
a salesman: Only the finest combs made from shells.
Summarize the dialogue | horse is the king's personal transportation horse. The salesman offers him a deal - all four shoes for the price of two. |
Alex: If I have a bag of lentils, what would I sensibly do with that?
Ruth: You would cook that into a lushes dahl.
Winfred: What is dahl even really?
Ruth: Its a lentil mush that tastes yummy
Alex: But what do you eat it with or on?
Ruth: You eat it with a curry, a salad or on its own
Winfred: on it's own?
Ruth: yup
Alex: Oh ok, I'll give it a go! Does anyone want to come for dinner?
Winfred: no thanks! 😂
Ruth: yes please!!! | Alec is after advice on cooking lentils. Ruth accepts his invitation to join him for dinner. |
#Person1#: Hello, My name is Candy Brown. May I have your name?
#Person2#: Hello, Candy. My name is Jim White. Nice to meet you.
#Person1#: Nice to meet you, too. Where are you from?
#Person2#: I'm from New Orleans. What about you?
#Person1#: I was born here.
#Person2#: Really? This is a beautiful town.
#Person1#: It's nice talking to you. But I have to go.
#Person2#: OK. Can I have your phone number?
#Person1#: OK. It's 15066688866. Call me! Bye-bye, then.
#Person2#: I will. Bye. | Candy Brown and Jim White exchange their names, where they come from, and phone numbers. |
#Person1#: are you working overtime again? Over the last two weeks, you have worked overtime every day without a break! Your company is draining the life out of you!
#Person2#: I know, but I don't have a choice, my boss has complete control over our work schedules. I haven't made it out of the office before 9 PM a single day this week.
#Person1#: Well, I hope they're paying you the big bucks for all this work. . .
#Person2#: No, not exactly, I'm working for minimum wage. And they don't give extra pay for overtime. Overtime is our own time.
#Person1#: What? ! Isn't there a law against that, I think there is some legislation that requires employers to give their employees a fair rate of wages. You should know your rights! If you are putting in so many hours, they should give you some kind of compensation.
#Person2#: They do give bonuses at the end of the year for the employees with highest productivity numbers, but frankly, it's not much of an incentive. They give us a bonus of ten dollars.
#Person1#: That's just wrong! why don't you just quit?
#Person2#: I would, but I'm afraid I would't be able to find another job. I don't have very many job marketable skills, there aren't so many jobs that I'm qualified for.
#Person1#: it sounds like any job will be better than the one you have now! | #Person2# has worked overtime with minimum wage and little bonus. Although #Person2# are not very confident, #Person1# hopes #Person2# could quit that job and find another one. |
bandit: Well...that sure seemed to escalate quickly. I would like to keep my seed intact.
robber: Well, if the curse said
bandit: Are you okay you stopped mid sentence?
robber: Sorry . . .I thought I felt a withering, but I think I'm fine now. Sorry - but if the curse said"All ye who enter here will feel mildly uncomfortable," well, that would hardly dissuade anyone would it?
bandit: That would depend, the current generation is quite capable of melting just like snowflakes from the littlest of thing.l
robber: True enough, there is little that can be done for those that tremble at the thought of the slightest discomfort.
bandit: If only they could learn to have a little bit of a thick skin and not let words encumber them so.
Summarize the dialogue | bandit would like to keep his seed intact. Robber is fine. |
Hefin David AM: So given the point you have made about grandparents and family would not it be sensible then to offer a subsidy to grandparents to provide this kind of care ? Well through some kind of analysis of that
Huw Irranca-Davies AM: Well we do not think so and there are good reasons behind this
Hefin David AM: Is it because you say that they would not be registered as carers for their own family member ?
Huw Irranca-Davies AM: Yes but there is a deeper reason behind that registration as well The childcare offer is not only to just provide childcare it is the wider aspects that come with this This childcare offer ties into the foundation years offer There is an element of education linked to the childcare offer—there is that 10 hours of the early education foundation years as well The two tie together So there is an issue here with quality about socialisation and how children learn in an environment as opposed to purely—as great as all our grandparents and aunts and uncles are—simply childminding That is one important distinction So the focus of this scheme is very much on registered licensed providers which could be by the way—because we do have them and we are discussing this at the moment internally and with the Professional Association for Childcare and Early Years and others—grandparents who are actually registered and inspected by the care inspectorate ? We are having those discussions
Hefin David AM: How many of them are there ?
Huw Irranca-Davies AM: We do not think there is a huge number but we are trying to bottom this out at the moment We have not got the exact number but we do not think they are huge numbers but there are in our constituencies registered licensed inspected grandparents who look after other peoples children in a little group of four or five or six or seven but also their own grandchildren
Hefin David AM: So they are a kind of grandparents club
Huw Irranca-Davies AM: Yes Now that I would say to you—and I know that Darren raised this on the floor yesterday as well—is markedly different in the nature of it because it is registered and licensed than simply informal grandparents or aunts or uncles I say that as well because we also get people who will say to us I do not want to be paid for looking after my grandchildren I look after my grandchildren because I look after them
Hefin David AM: And what about the view given that you said that capacity was not an issue of the National Day Nurseries Association which says that Wales has the most fragile childcare sector in Great Britain ?
Huw Irranca-Davies AM: I do not agree we have the most fragile but the childcare offer gives us an opportunity to make it more resilient and more robust We know from the early piloting and as we roll it out that there is the immense diversity within the childcare sector and we are talking about everything from those very small terraced homes that have been licensed and registered to take six or seven children to large complex environments that perhaps are on maintained premises within school premises provided by a voluntary or third sector organisation So there is immense complexity and we know that that differs across Wales and we also know there is immense regional variation in the scale and the type of childcare offer What the rollout allows us to do backed by £60 million of capital money behind it in terms of capital development of childcare facilities backed by a 10year workforce development plan for childcare—and bear in mind this is bolted in as part of our foundational economy approach as well—that means by 2020 we get to the point where we are putting the money into the capital development but also to the workforce development because in some areas we are finding it is not to do with lack of provision and facilities it is to do with lack of staff In other areas we are finding there are plenty of staff but not the adequate facilities We have got to get it right
Hefin David AM: That is fair enough but is it realistic to think that there is going to be capacity growth in the next two to three years to deliver the product ? Is that realistic to think that that foundational sector can provide that level of staffing ?
Huw Irranca-Davies AM: Yes I think it is absolutely because again what we are finding is we have got several things going on at once in terms of how we monitor and assess the development of this rollout One is the work that we are doing on the ground with the phased rollout so we are literally learning live time and I have pretty much weekly or fortnightly updates on how things are going but also there is a termly update as well We have also commissioned additional work from Arad to look at this first phase of the rollout that we have done to see what that tells us as well But the feedback that we are getting from the childcare providers themselves on the basis that we are now identifying where either the gaps in the workforce or the physical facilities are is that Yes we can do this because we are putting the money in we have the strategy for the workforce development and it is not going to be the same in all parts of Wales It is not as if what we are saying is Here is what we are going to do all of a sudden—flick a switch and we have a universality of the same type of provision everywhere So let me give you one key example Alongside this alongside the £60 million capital fund alongside the workforce development we have also identified a separate strain of money into cylch meithrin We know that there is a shortage in parts of Wales for Welsh language childcare development We are specifically putting money into developing that and in fact the first one of those will be from that new tranche of money opening up I think in September They anticipate as part of our big strategy with Welsh language development we will have an additional 40 of those by— It is an additional 30 by 2020 and an additional doubling of that in the 10 years after that We can not take this for granted Hefin This is difficult This is hard work but we have everything in place to make it happen | Huw Irranca-Davies first talked about the registration of grandparents. Next, Huw Irranca-Davies denied the statement that Wales has the most fragile childcare sector in Britain, pointing out that childcare offers can make the section more resilient and robust. To continue, Huw Irranca-Davies mentioned that there would be capacity growth in the next several years to deliver the product. |
Sophia: Guys, I need your help
Destiny: what is it?
Sophia: we want to go for some summer-in-winter vacation
Amy: nice! where?
Sophia: that's the problem. I would like to go to Mauritius, but of course it's at least about €600
Nora: I think this is how it costs
Sophia: sure, this is not a problem, I knew the price
Sophia: the thing is that Peter doesn't want to go for more than 10 days
Sophia: because he doesn't want to use up so many days of his leave in 2019 and he'd also like to go alone somewhere in summer
Sophia: but I don't see the point of paying so much for going somewhere only for 10 days
Destiny: I completely get your point
Destiny: but I think it's solvable
Destiny: you can go somewhere closer or you can stay longer and he would come back earlier
Sophia: which is a bit shitty, but after all seems kind of a compromise
Sophia: I find it wasteful to fly so far for only a week
Sophia: because the flights will take 2 full days
Destiny: Sure, but maybe this compromise would not be bad for you
Destiny: and most of all there is no need to force one another to do certain things
Sophia: you're right. I will just probably book a few days more | Sophia asks Destiny and Nora for advice about some summer-in-winter vacation. Peter doesn't want to go for more than 10 days, so Destiny suggests a compromise, so Sophia can stay there a few days more on her own and Peter comes back earlier. |
#Person1#: What reason do you have for missing school?
#Person2#: I was sick.
#Person1#: How were you sick?
#Person2#: I had a stomachache.
#Person1#: Did it get any better?
#Person2#: I'm still feeling under the weather.
#Person1#: Would you like anything for your stomach?
#Person2#: I took something earlier.
#Person1#: Get better.
#Person2#: Thanks a lot. | #Person2# tells #Person1# #Person2# missed school because #Person2# had a stomachache. |
#Person1#: what happened? Why didn't he win?
#Person2#: didn't you hear? He was disqualified.
#Person1#: how did that happen? He's so talented! I thought he had a great chance of winning a gold medal!
#Person2#: if he didn't have any drug problems, he would have won.
#Person1#: what? What kind of drugs was he using?
#Person2#: he was taking steroids to make him stronger and faster.
#Person1#: I thought that all athletes were supposed to be regularly tested for drugs.
#Person2#: they are. The reason why they didn't disqualify him until after the race is because the results from the text only came back afterwards.
#Person1#: that's so disappointing. I don't know why top athletes would feel the need to take drugs.
#Person2#: I don't think it's right, but I can understand why they might. Imagine how much pressure there would be to win for your country!
#Person1#: regardless of how much pressure you're under, there's never a good reason to take drugs.
#Person2#: I agree. Hopefully with the new regulations, fewer athletes will try to cheat with drugs.
#Person1#: let's hope so. | #Person2# tells #Person1# a talented athlete did not win because of drug problems. #Person2# and #Person1# discuss the reason why the player was disqualified until after the race, and the reason why the player took drugs. |
#Person1#: I wrote this song last night. I've been feeling very creative lately.
#Person2#: It was interesting. I've never heard a song about bees before.
#Person1#: I was just thinking about these last night and how they buzz around the flowers. I had to pick up my guitar and start composing.
#Person2#: I bet you have a lot of other songs.
#Person1#: Oh yeah, I wrote one about the ocean the other day. And I have others about socks, my mom, picking apples and tons of other things. I think I'm going to put them all on an album.
#Person2#: Good idea.
#Person1#: Maybe I will get really famous and go on tour. Want to be in my band?
#Person2#: Well, my style is really different from yours. Your songs are so happy and light.
#Person1#: I have some sad songs, too. We would make a really good team I think. Come over to my place later and let's see how we sound together. | #Person1# shares #Person1#'s original songs with #Person2# and invites #Person2# to join #Person1#'s band. |
dirt: a nice resting place, just climb down into the darkness
rat: Ok, but I' really hungry
dirt: nothing here at the entrance but if you go deeper into the mine not many have come back
rat: well, i'll take my chances
dirt: watch out for sink holes inside or you will be with me forever
rat: Ok, i'll try but you've been here for so long you should know your way around
dirt: i have seen many come before you and some still rest in my endless embrace
rat: Why don't you show me around
dirt: follow the darkness and the smell of death once you get down deeper, last guy that didn't come out may have some rations he left
rat: Now everything is getting scary, i think i'll have to search for food elsewhere
dirt: you sure its only a nice dark deep pit that no one returns from, i think you would love it
rat: I think i like it outide
dirt: is only the people that don't come back never met a rat that was afraid of a dark hole, come on down
Summarize the dialogue | Rat is hungry. Dirt offers him a place to rest. Rat is afraid of the dark hole. Dirt is not afraid of the dark hole. |
#Person1#: May I know your full name?
#Person2#: My full name is Zhang Yong. Zhang is the surname or family name.
#Person1#: How do you spell your family name?
#Person2#: Zhang, Z, H, A, N, G.
#Person1#: What is your present address?
#Person2#: My present address is No. 415 Green Street. This is also my permanent address.
#Person1#: May I ask your telephone number?
#Person2#: My telephone number is 4837625.
#Person1#: Where are you from?
#Person2#: I'm from Guangdong.
#Person1#: May I ask the date of your birth?
#Person2#: My birthday is June 14th, 1985. | #Person1# asks for Zhang Yong's full name, address, phone number, birth date, and where Zhang Yong's from. |
woman: Another harsh day
sailor: I can only imagine. It's tough for women here...huh?
woman: Yes, but it more has to do with harsh hours.
sailor: I can relate to that. i spend at least ten hours a day working out in the sea.
woman: Yes life these days is not easy.
sailor: Places like these honestly make it worse. Sorry to offend if you work here.
woman: No not at all, I work for the queen.
sailor: Oh i see. What brings you to this wretched place.
woman: I was looking for a ship captain but he is not here as of now.
sailor: I know of a good ship captian. I;ve sailed with him for many years.
woman: More of a exact guy im looking to talk to.
sailor: Ah i see, where are you headed?
woman: No where, I need to talk to him to get info for the queen.
sailor: Hmm, is everything ok?
Summarize the dialogue | woman works for the queen and she's looking for a ship captain. |
Tommy: did you get your coat from the laundry?
Kate: the lady won't give it to me because I don't have the receipt...
Tommy: what? I signed it by your name... she should give it
Kate: do you have it with you? Maybe you could send me a picture?
Tommy: <file_photo>
Kate: Thanks honey!!! :*** | Kate wants to get her coat from the laundry. The lady there refused because Kate didn't have the receipt. Tommy sends her a picture of the receipt. |
#Person1#: what a nice uniform!
#Person2#: thanks ; do you like it?
#Person1#: not really. I was being sarcastic. Does it come with the job?
#Person2#: yes, everyone on the sales floor has to wear one. They're supposed to make us look more professional.
#Person1#: they're not actually that bad. They could be worse. What do you think about it?
#Person2#: I don't mind it, actually. I don't have to worry about what I'm going to wear every day.
#Person1#: so are you enjoying your new job?
#Person2#: it's much better than my old one. My new boss is great.
#Person1#: how do you like working in sales?
#Person2#: I like the fact that I get to work with people. It makes the day go by much faster.
#Person1#: that's good. Have you met Jane yet? She's the intern in the international travel department.
#Person2#: yeah, I've met her. She's a genius saleswoman!
#Person1#: I know! She could sell fridges to Eskimos!
#Person2#: how do you know her?
#Person1#: she's my cousin.
#Person2#: why didn't you tell me about that before?
#Person1#: I don't know. I didn't think it was that interesting.
#Person2#: well, now that I know that, maybe we should all go out for dinner sometime.
#Person1#: that's a good idea. Let's discuss after work. | #Person2#'s working in sales now. #Person2# doesn't mind the uniforms though they're not good-looking and #Person2# enjoys the job as #Person2# can get to work with people. Then, they talk about Jane, a genius saleswoman who turns out to be #Person1#'s cousin. |
#Person1#: Hi, I'm Susan. What's your name, please?
#Person2#: My name is Zhang Ming. Nice to meet you, Susan.
#Person1#: Where do you come from?
#Person2#: I come from China. Are you American?
#Person1#: Yeah, that's right. SO what are you studying?
#Person2#: Business management
#Person1#: That sounds interesting. | Susan and Zhang Ming ask each other's names, countries, and majors. |
animal: Sure I am going to build a hideout in the mean time.
amphibian: Ooooh a hideout! Sounds fun. You want this?
animal: Sure i can use this. Yea i love scaring people when they walk by.
amphibian: Aw yeah, scaring people! They scare me all the time, time for revenge!
animal: Haha sometimes they even drop their food. I found some bread the other day.
amphibian: Bread? I've only had that when the throw it in for the birds and some floats down to me. Starchy, carby bread... mmmmmm....
animal: We should work together on this. We might get more food if there is two of us.
amphibian: Sounds good to me. Hey, what's this thing? Shiny.
animal: That is what humans call a coin. They fight over it a lot.
amphibian: They fight over it? I mean, it's cool, but I wouldn't fight over it. Humans are so weird.
Summarize the dialogue | animal and amphibian are going to build a hideout. They will scare people and get food. |
#Person1#: How are you doing today?
#Person2#: Great. Thank you.
#Person1#: What can I do for you?
#Person2#: I need to withdraw some money.
#Person1#: How much would you like to take out?
#Person2#: I need to withdraw $ 300.
#Person1#: Which account would you like to take the money from?
#Person2#: I want to take it from my checking account.
#Person1#: Okay, here you go.
#Person2#: Thank you very much.
#Person1#: Can I do anything else for you?
#Person2#: No. That'll be all. | A banker helps #Person2# withdraw some money from the checking account. |
ogre: Wonderful wonderful, with that, I'll give you the greatest feast you ever lay your eyes on! Maybe this time, I'll massacre more humans! I'm talking about hundreds!
large spiders: Oh, no no no! Word of your deeds has spread too far! The humans will never venture to these lands in greater numbers ever again! It is time we moved on to more fruitful lands... though it would be a waste to leave behind such a... feast such as yourself...
ogre: Hmph... I was expecting this. I might have to finish you off after all.
large spiders: Finish off what? All of us?! What a joke! How can your big, fat fingers even hope to grab at a single small spider? Oh, but do try to fight back! It will help us build a hearty appetite!
ogre: Hmph. I've fought children before you know, hitting all of you would be a pinch. I've practiced my abilities decimating all these meatbags, so spiders? Not a problem.
Summarize the dialogue | Hundreds of humans were massacred by the ogre. The ogre will give the large spiders a feast. |
Inga: what r u doing on NY eve?
Karren: nothing in particular
Inga: wanna hang out?
Inga: I'll prepare some food
Inga: we can make a movie night :)
Karren: sounds tempting
Karren: who willl come?
Inga: no one, my sister will be I think
Karren: sounds like great evening
Karren: I'll chose some movies
Inga: great, what do u wanna drink?
Karren: we'll see later
Inga: ok :) | Karren and Inga agreed to spend the New Year's Eve together. |
leader: Here's a shoe. What will that buy me?
vendor: I have a silver ring here with a small emerald. does that interest you
leader: Indeed! I'm looking for a gift for my daughter's birthday. She would be delighted with this.
vendor: Do you have both shoes? it would be worth 2 shoes.
leader: Two shoes? Two shoes?! Surely you are asking far too much. And besides, I only have one shoe on account of this peg leg. I lost my left leg in a battle.
vendor: Do you have anything else that you could part with?
leader: I do have this jacket. It's a bit battle scarred, but that gives it character.
vendor: I will take it. We have a deal. A shoe and a jacket. That is a good trade for this ring.
leader: Fantastic! My daughter will be thrilled. How did you know just what I wanted?
vendor: It is my talent for being a vendor. I am the best and I try to sell the best!
Summarize the dialogue | The leader is looking for a birthday gift for his daughter. He offers a shoe and a jacket for a ring. The vendor accepts the offer. |
Megan: Dear Emma, I hope you're fine. It would be great to meet again. On Monday, Nov. 12th, there's a concert in the Concert Hall with a very promising program. In case you'll be there, how about meeting there for a chat before the concert? It would be great.
Emma: Hello dear Megan, yes on 12th Nov I'll be going to the concert. We could also meet as early as 5 pm.
Megan: That sounds good. I'd love to. What would you suggest? A nice cuppa somewhere?
Emma: 5 pm in the Old Town Cafe?
Megan: Where's the Old Town Cafe? OR They have superb champagne apple tart at Wiener's. This old-fashioned place opposite Waterstone's bookstore.
Emma: Then let's go to Wiener's! See you there!
Megan: Shall we make it 4:30?
Emma: Sorry I won't make it. Have to be in hospital till 4:30.
Megan: Then 5 pm. Still a couple a hours till the concert.
Emma: Will you want to attend the intro before the concert?
Megan: Well I usually do.
Emma: I'd love to this time. It'll be a short lecture on John Cage. Quite curious about him.
Megan: Very well. Then till Monday!
Emma: See you Megan! | Megan will meet with Emma at 5 pm on Monday, 12 November. They'll meet in Wiener's for some apple tart. Next they'll attend a concert in the Concert Hall. They'll also listen to a lecture on John Cage before the concert. |
a woman: That is such a kind gesture. Thank you, I would love a drink.
farmers: Here ya go.
a woman: Let us toast to you, and your ilk, who keep all of us in the kingdom with full stomachs.
farmers: Here here to Browntavia!
a woman: The next round is on me. Let's get the bartender to bring us some of that special whiskey he keeps hidden away.
farmers: Tell me about you, how did you come to Browntavia?
a woman: I came here to work at the bakery. I spend my mornings baking bread and my afternoons making cakes.
farmers: Where is your shop located? I must try some of your baked goods while I'm in town selling crops.
a woman: We are located between the blacksmith and the barber. I have a few loaves in my basket and you are welcome to them kind farmer.
farmers: Why thank you. I'll take them back to my sons, I'm sure they will enjoy them.We'll eat them in the morning for breakfast before starting our harvest.
Summarize the dialogue | farmers bought a round of drinks for a woman. She works at the bakery. |
#Person1#: Miss Wang, how do you do? I'm Allan James, the director of human recourse department of this company.
#Person2#: How do you do, Mr. James? Thank you for asking me to come in.
#Person1#: Not at all. Please sit down, then we can begin.
#Person2#: Thank you.
#Person1#: As you know, Miss Wang, we are looking for an executive secretary with business background and good English skills. We looked into your resume and thought you might be a good candidate.
#Person2#: Thank you.
#Person1#: Today's interview is for us to get to know a little about you. And the interview will last a little bit longer. So, if you're comfortable, I want to ask you some questions. | Allan James tells Miss Wang she's a good candidate for an executive secretary, then they're about to start the interview. |
loved ones: Well of course I notice it in every way everyday, I firmly believe we would be so far behind where we are at without your leadership
king: Thank you my dear.
loved ones: Our family owes you the word for all the great work you have done
king: I just wish your grandfather was still here. This is his resting place, i hope he found peace.
loved ones: I am sure he did he lived a full life. We have chosen the best burial ground possible for him
king: I agree. He was a funny old man. Do you remember when he got so drunk he chased chicken around the yard?
loved ones: Indeed he was I remember that fondly it was a great day
king: Yes, he really knew how to enjoy himself. Hmm let's grab your children and have another day like that..to honor him.
loved ones: I would really love that. In honor of him we can spend a similair day together with our children what a great idea!
king: Haha yes, and i shall get drunk and chase the chickens!!
Summarize the dialogue | king and his loved ones are visiting the resting place of their grandfather. |
king's son: May they rest in peace!
royal member: You there, are you a ghost?
king's son: How dare you! I am the Prince around here! How do I know you aren't the ghost?
royal member: I just thought you were a ghost since you are in the graveyard. You know, you might be right. I might be a ghost too!
king's son: Let me make sure you are alive then!
royal member: Stop!
king's son: Ok, I believe you then. You seem alive.
royal member: Okay good, now shall we check on you?
king's son: If you even try it I'll have you thrown in the dungeons!
royal member: No, I meant let me put my dagger away noble and gentle baby king.
king's son: Oh. Very well then.
royal member: Why are you playing with the rocks good sir?
king's son: Because I can do whatever I want! These rocks look quite nice, anyways. Might make for a nice decoration.
Summarize the dialogue | king's son is playing with rocks in the graveyard. royal member thought king's son was a ghost. |
Carson: and so it's spring
Nicolas: seems like it
Carson: time for cleaning
Nicolas: the windows?:D
Carson: that too, but first i was thinking about the body maybe:D
Nicolas: diet?
Carson: i don't know yet. maybe a diet...
Nicolas: last year i drank this tea
Carson: i know, herbs!
Nicolas: exactly
Nicolas: they can make u sweat and stuff
Carson: hmm i should have sth in my kitchen closet
Carson: yeah i have some from last year ;)
Nicolas: let me know how it goes, maybe i'll try too
Carson: ok | Carson is going to drink herbal teas in order to purify his body in spring. Carson will tell Nicolas how these teas affect his body. |
preacher: The lord calls for 10% tithing. Its how we feed the poor!
parishioner: Or is it how you fund your lavish lifestyle?
preacher: I do not live a lavish lifestyle. I work my gold clad fingers to the bone!
parishioner: If only you worked that hard for the good of the poor. Perhaps then people would actually come to the Church.
preacher: You deserve no such quarter heathen! REPENT!
parishioner: How dare you? Stealing in the house of the Lord?! You deserve no mercy.
preacher: You're unfit to sit on the holy bench. Moloch rejects you from our order!
parishioner: You talk a bit too much, dont you? I ought to give you some of my own special blessings.
preacher: You'll get nothing but sacrificed to appease moloch so you don't curse us all!
parishioner: Shall we make peace, and love as the Lord commands us to?
Summarize the dialogue | preacher calls for 10% tithing. It's how we feed the poor. Parishioner questions the preacher's lifestyle. |
tourist: Nay, I have nothing with me. Why were you shunned?
person: My family wanted me to change my eating habits and I refused. It was just so easy and delicious. I fooled them in to trying some, but they didn't like it.
tourist: Whatever were you eating that would get you shunned??
person: It was meat that I got from the neighboring villages. It was tasty, tasty meat. Come a little closer and sit with me awhile.
tourist: I am fine here thank you. What do you think happened to this skeleton here.
person: Oh, him? That's the fellow that brought me here. I asked him to join me for a meal. He said yes. But that was months ago, he's all gone now.
tourist: Umm, I think I will be making my way back now. My family will be wondering where I went.
person: You aren't going anywhere with all that tasty, tasty meat!
tourist: Aiiieeeee. What's wrong with you?!
Summarize the dialogue | The person was shunned by his family for eating meat from the neighboring villages. The tourist will be making his way back home. |
#Person1#: What can I do for you today?
#Person2#: I would like to use a computer.
#Person1#: Do you have your library card?
#Person2#: I sure do.
#Person1#: There is a wait for the computers.
#Person2#: That ' s all right.
#Person1#: You need to print your name on this list.
#Person2#: Okay. Now what?
#Person1#: Once a computer is available, I will let you know.
#Person2#: How am I supposed to log on to the computer?
#Person1#: All you do is type in the number on the back of your card.
#Person2#: That ' s it? Thank you very much. | #Person2# wants to use a computer in the library. #Person1# tells #Person2# to wait and how to log on to the computer. |
Taylor: You saw Megan last night?
Owen: Yeah was he drunk?
Taylor: I think so
Owen: He is always depressed since his gf left him
Taylor: Ohh poor soul
Owen: You know why did she left him?
Taylor: dont knw :/ | Taylor and Owen saw Megan drunk and depressed last night. They suspect Megan's recent behavior is because his girlfriend left him for unknown reason. |
vulture: I am here to consume your dead self
snakes slithering around the cavern: well, as you can see I am not quite dead just yet
vulture: I will see to that.
snakes slithering around the cavern: And you would not want to eat me, I don't taste good at all.
vulture: I am not about the taste. I just need to ensure I am well fed
snakes slithering around the cavern: well my I suggest that you try Mr. Spider of there, he is a lot more meaty then I. Plus I hear that they taste great
vulture: Yummy! This really does taste great
snakes slithering around the cavern: They face the fury of snake
vulture: You consume the spiders too?
snakes slithering around the cavern: like I said they taste great
vulture: Very well then. You sound like you enjoy the desert cavern.
Summarize the dialogue | vulture is in the desert cavern to consume snakes. Snakes are not dead yet. Vulture eats a spider. |
Henry: I did some research guys, we need around 2-3000$ for two weeks to fully enjoy the experience
Jane: Ok, sounds reasonable
Karen: Have you found any place to stay?
Henry: We have a few options: Airbnb, hotels/hostels and couchsurfing
Henry: Unless you guys have friends in the US or some family ;)
Karen: I do, but in Ohio ;/
Peter: yeah, a trip to the most boring state - sounds exciting :D
Henry: ok, so Airbnb it is. We may have a problem with finding a couchsurfer willing to accommodate 5 people
Karen: Is Daniel going as well?
Henry: think so?
Jane: It may be tough to find airbnb, but we may try
Peter: I looked already: <file_other>, <file_other>, <file_other>
Karen: Thanks! Have you looked for something in LA? The second option sounds good
Henry: LA may be more expensive than San Francisco
Jane: Hm, SF's quite pricey as well. Not the cheapest coast ;)
Henry: Ok, so let's look for flats/houses in the cities we want to stay and prepare a list
Henry: Then, we'll choose
Daniel: hi guys! What do you want to see?
Peter: Grand Canyon for sure, apart from LA, SF and LAS VEGAS
Karen: I'd love to see Yosemite
Henry: I'm more focused on the cities and the nature
Daniel: <file_photo>
Daniel: This is sequoia forest, can we go there as well? And Monterey? I thin it's not very far away from Grand Canyon or Yosemite
Karen: Sure, looks cool!
Peter: I can't see why not ;) I'm already excited
Daniel: when are we going? September?
Henry: yes, I already set a reminder on cheap flights | Henry estimates he, Jane, Karen, Henry, Peter and Daniel will need around 2-3000$ for two weeks. They will stay at Airbnb. They want to see the Grand Canyon, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Yosemite, a sequoia forest and Monterey. They'll go in September. |
peasant: Okay, as long as we're not in competition, I guess we'll be fine. You seen many of 'em around today? I'm starving.
bird: Well this is a fishing pier, the pelican would not be here otherwise.
peasant: Haha, very funny. Some of us can't swoop into the water and grab whatever we want like he can.
bird: Well how do you even plan on catching them then?
peasant: This thing here, buddy. Does the work for you.
bird: Is it easy to use?
peasant: Sure is. Stick that line in the water, hold on to this, nap until you feel it tug.
bird: I do not believe I could do such a thing all things considered.
peasant: Why? Just shut your eyes and drift away. You'll wake up when something bites at the end.
bird: Oh I understand the concept, but really I am only 3 inches tall and have no real way to grip such a thing unfortunately.
Summarize the dialogue | peasant is fishing on a pier. He offers the bird to join him. The bird is sceptical. |
mightiest warriors: We looted the village to the east and found many bejeweled weapons, gold artifacts, and a rare and mystical glowing orb.
prince: Oooooo, let me see the orb?
mightiest warriors: It began to glow as you reached toward it. Please do be careful. What is that sound?!
prince: Where... what... what is this? Is it dangerous?!
mightiest warriors: I don't know prince, the village had a mystic and this was in her quarters. Surely it is cursed!
prince: Perhaps it is so... look! There is a witch in here!
mightiest warriors: Oh spirits save us, you're bleeding sir!
prince: Bleeding... no... no, I cannot die. I am a prince!
mightiest warriors: My gods, what anger have I wrought on this young man?! Drink this water I obtained from the river near the village sir. Queen, please go get help!
prince: I... I think I am going to die...
Summarize the dialogue | prince is bleeding and he thinks he's going to die. |
#Person1#: Janice, I can't find the document I was working on last month. Can you help me to look for it?
#Person2#: Susan, I'm sorry. Did you look up those files I requested?
#Person1#: Yes, but I still can not find it. Maybe it is in this cabinet.
#Person2#: I couldn't find the files you request, even though I checked all the cross-references. I don't think it's there.
#Person1#: I am sure that document was filed.
#Person2#: Well, let me check again under a different heading.
#Person1#: Good idea! It seems that I asked you to put it in Nova's files.
#Person2#: Maybe that's why I couldn't find it. All the documents on Nova are filed under ' V '. | Susan asks Janice to help her find a document. Janice cannot find it anywhere until Susan reminds her that it might be in Nova's files. |
Lola: Did you find the lake?
Flora: no! we got lost?
Lola: how is it possible?
Flora: no idea
Lola: did you use google maps
Amalia: no, not really
Flora: we asked people
Amalia: I think they told us a wrong way
Lola: how silly | Flora and Amalia got lost and didn't find the lake. They asked people instead of using google maps. |
Lucy: Hi son
Gary: Hi mum
Lucy: How are you doing today
Gary: Not in the best mood, Mum.
Lucy: Oh? Why's that?
Gary: I really felt like hitting this bloke earlier. He was in the training session and kept on talking to his mate.
Lucy: That's very rude.
Gary: I was going "shush!" all the time but they ignored me. I lobbed a bit of orange peel at the back of his head and he still ignored me. I was really at the point where I was going to smack him one.
Lucy: Good job you didn't. You'd probably lose your job.
Gary: Yeah. But it was a trip down memory lane, though.
Lucy: Oh? You're thinking of old Pecky?
Gary: That's it. The time Pecky was teasing me in the maths class for actually wanting to learn something from the teacher. I had to clock him one in order to get him to shut up and let me learn.
Lucy: History repeats itself.
Gary: He then pushed my chair over and I got the scar inside my lip I still have.
Lucy: Yes. I remember. And you both got put on report for two weeks.
Gary: which was unfair because I was only trying to get something from the class.
Gary: Still, thinking of that stopped me from doing the same again today. | Gary was annoyed by a man who was talking to another person during a training session. Gary wanted to hit him. He reminded Gary Pecky. Pecky had teased Gary in the school. |
#Person1#: Could you show me where the ice cream is located?
#Person2#: Just go to the end of the store. And it will be on your right. We have all the ice creams and frozen foods back there in the freezers.
#Person1#: This is my first time here.
#Person2#: Please notice all of our aisles are numbered and classified by signs on the ceiling. That might help you.
#Person1#: I'm glad I asked you. So this is aisle 6 where I can find all the canned fruits and vegetables.
#Person2#: That's correct. | #Person2# points out the way for #Person1# to the ice cream store. |
villager: There's nothing for me here. There's simply the promise of adventure in the forest...
townperson: What will you do for shelter and food if you pursue a life of danger and adventure in the forest?
villager: I will find a way. Look at this luscious plant life and the glistening water. What I need to survive is all around me. There must be other lakes like this within the forest that will grow vegetation and attract animals I could eat.
townperson: I admire your bravery, but I myself am content with my life here surrounded by my community.
villager: Do you not resent the way others look at us?
townperson: I have never let it bother me. I have the respect of the people important to me.
villager: This life will never be enough for me. I know there's beauty here. Look at the clarity of the water and the bright sun. My heart just wants more. I don't care that the forest is forbidden; it's where my destiny lies. I know it.
Summarize the dialogue | villager wants to leave the village for the forest. The townperson is content with his life. |
#Person1#: Did you get Bean's ten different good luck forwards, like that one from the Dalai Lama?
#Person2#: Yeah, I deleted all that superstitious crap. What a waste of bandwidth!
#Person1#: I figured I might as well send one or two of them out. Maybe my luck will get better.
#Person2#: Do you really think the Dalai Lama sent that? I'm tired of all these forwards.
#Person1#: It's worth a shot. Maybe we'll get some luck in thinking up something for this case. | #Person1# may send out one or two forwards from Bean to get better luck from the Dalai Lama while #Person2# believes it superstitious. |
Nicholas: check out the new armor I made <file_photo>
Andrew: nice! Is this fort the battle larp?
Louis: Nice finish. It's foam right?
Nicholas: Yeah, foam and yes it's for the larp.
Andrew: As usual it's really well done, you show-off :P
Nicholas: thx, hope I get the same reaction at the larp ;) | Nicholas made a nice armor from foam for the live action role-playing. |
guard: Well . . . how about I get this food, give it to you, and you not bite me?
dogs: Food! Yum yum, bark bark! I love food! Say- why is that man hanging by his neck?
guard: Hmmm? He was, uh, mean to dogs. A very bad man.
dogs: Mean to dogs? How dare he! I should attack him! Grrrrr!
guard: Yes, you should! Use up all of that foaming saliva on the bad man!
dogs: That savage man! He's going to get to know my bite well!
guard: God boy! Who's the best doggo? You are!
dogs: Pant pant.... yes! I'm a good dog! I'm a good boy!
guard: Such a good boy! *ruffles fur*
dogs: Can I be your dog? I'm a good boy! I'll bite the bad men!
guard: You certainly can! We just need to stop at the vet's first!
dogs: Woof! Okay! You lead the way, master!
Summarize the dialogue | dogs are hungry and want food. They are going to attack the man who is hanging by his neck. They want to be the guard's dog. |
Jenny: where does Mary live now?
Maria: In Southampton
Louis: Yes, she moved there in December | Mary moved to Southampton in December. |
Jackie: Why so angry today?
Daria: I hate my maths teacher, she's literally a Nazi.
Jackie: Literally? Omg!!! Does she wear a black uniform? :P
Daria: Oh come on, stop nitpicking!
Jackie: Ok, sorry...
Daria: All right, so let's say she's literally a piece of... no, wait. XD
Jackie: Hah, good one!
Daria: You can smell her evil nature from afar. :P ;)
Jackie: What did that poor woman do to you?
Daria: Nothing, she just teaches maths and I hate maths. That makes her a Nazi!
Jackie: I think you're using the social media too much, you know...
Daria: Stop being a bigot! :P ;) | Daria hates math. Because of that, Daria hates her math teacher as well and compares her to a Nazi. |
Scott: Now that´s a ballad I can get behind!
Paul: Whole album is brilliant!
Scott: All the music coming from Seattle is awesome :))
Paul: Yeah... That Hendrix dude was a decent guitarist as well!!! | Paul and Scott enjoy the same music. |
#Person1#: Excuse me, I'm trying to do some work. I'm afraid your children are making a lot of noise. Don't they ever go to sleep?
#Person2#: I'm sorry. They are noisy. But you know it's difficult to keep boys quiet.
#Person1#: I couldn't work and I couldn't sleep at night. And I was woken by the noise they made early this morning.
#Person2#: I'm terribly sorry. You know they never listen to me. They're only afraid of their father. He's away on business, but he will be back tomorrow.
#Person1#: I hope he can do something about it. | #Person1# complains about the noise that #Person2#'s children make. #Person2#'s sorry but she can do nothing about it. |
Margaret: I think someone stole my Netflix account
Tracy: What?! How come?
Margaret: I just wanted to watch something and I saw a film I haven’t been watching in the “Continue watching”
Frank: Creepy
Margaret: Tell me more. At first I thought I forgot I was watching it, but I’m sure I didn’t
Tracy: What was it?
Frank: Does it matter?
Margaret: Slumdog: The Millionaire
Tracy: You sure you wasn’t watching it?
Margaret: Yeah, why would I? I watched it a couple of years ago and didn’t even like it
Margaret: Have you heard about a stolen account on Netflix? What should I do?
Tracy: If I were you, I would change the password.
Frank: Preferably everywhere
Margaret: Oh my god, such a nuisance
Tracy: I’m afraid there’s nothing more you can do
Frank: Notify Netflix about it. They probably won’t do anything, but they should know | Someone stole Margaret's Netflix account. In her 'Continue watching', she saw a film she hadn't been watching, 'Slumdog: The Millionaire'. She should change her password and notify Netflix about the incident. |
Amber: Hi Erin, guess what, John and Annie are coming back to London!
Erin: Hi Amber, wow that's news.
Erin: What caused the change of plans?
Amber: John lost his job in Germany!
Erin: What :O Seriously?
Amber: Yeah, his whole team got liquidated.
Erin: No way!?
Amber: Yeah, and he was the only one who received an offer from the company to be relocated back to London.
Erin: OK, well at least he's not unemployed.
Amber: But he didn't accept it.
Erin: Why not?!
Amber: B/c they only offered him the job after a month & during that time he started searching for a new one.
Amber: He got a better offer from a different IT company in London.
Erin: Well good for him!
Erin: Since they weren't able to appreciate his work and they didn't offer him something right away.
Amber: Exactly, but you know what this means for me?
Erin: You're going to have to search for a new flat...
Amber: Yup, we had an agreement that I would be renting their place until they returned from Germany.
Amber: But you know, they planned to be there for at least 5 yrs.
Erin: I can imagine that Annie isn't happy with this turn of events.
Amber: She's pretty pissed off.
Amber: I mean the plan was to save up for a house and only then come back to London.
Amber: She had already enrolled in German classes & they were starting to feel at home there.
Erin: That's too bad. Sometimes life turns out to be unpredictable.
Erin: If you need somewhere to stay for a while, you can always stay at my place.
Amber: Thanks Erin! Annie already told me not to worry, that I can stay with them until I don't find something new.
Amber: But I've already started searching.
Erin: Good luck and let me know if you need any help!
Amber: Thanks, ttyl.
Erin: Bye! | John and Annie are moving to London because he lost his job in Germany and found a better offer working in IT here. Annie isn't happy with the move. Amber, who was supposed to stay in their London flat for 5 years, has to move. Erin offers her place but Amber plans on staying with John and Annie. |
thief: its hard to be a thief. I have to hide all the time
gravedigger: I cant wait to dig your grave, you old thief
thief: You will definitely hear from you old man
gravedigger: I don't care but trust me your time will come before mine
thief: You are very mean and come to think of it. I was trying to be your friend
gravedigger: I won't apologise because I have buried over 1000 thieves so I know their lives have a pattern
thief: hey old man, I dont want my grave to be abandoned when I die
gravedigger: ok It wont
thief: Talk to the priest
Summarize the dialogue | a gravedigger is waiting to dig the grave of an old thief. |
#Person1#: Would you like some more coffee?
#Person2#: No thanks. I'm full. We need to find our waitress and get our bill.
#Person1#: The waitress is bringing the bill right now.
#Person2#: This waitress has really been on top of things, hasn't she?
#Person1#: Yes, this waitress did a great job.
#Person2#: OK, let's see what the damage is. The total for our meal is $ 36.00.
#Person1#: What do you think would be the right amount to leave for a tip?
#Person2#: Fifteen percent is a normal tip, but she really did a great job. What do you think about 20 % this time?
#Person1#: Yes, 20 % would be perfect.
#Person2#: Her tip will end up being $ 7.20 plus the bill of $ 36.00. The total will be $ 43.20.
#Person1#: Yes, that was one fantastic meal!
#Person2#: I agree. Maybe we can come back again next week. | #Person2# and #Person1# think the waitress has done a great job. So they give more tips than usual. |
preacher: I have heard enough about this cross, i have a bad taste in my mouth from it.
historian: Preacher, you're not losing your faith are you?
preacher: I have already lost it.
historian: Preacher, what has caused this sudden change in you?
preacher: I have seen horrible things.
historian: You may have seen horrible things in the past, but what if you see blessings in the future? Will you keep your faith and take the cross again? Remember that God's ways are not our ways.
preacher: I see no such blessings coming forward. We are going to war, a war i do not think we will win. God does not matter during these times.
historian: And we know that all things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are the called according to His purpose.
preacher: It seems your mind is made up.... mine is too.
historian: Goodbye, Preacher.
preacher: Enjoy your faith in God... it'll get you killed.
Summarize the dialogue | preacher has lost his faith in God. He is going to war and does not think they will win. |
Kian: Grace, how are you?
Grace: Good, holidays!
Kian: Where are you?
Grace: in southern France
Kian: Amazing! French Riviera? You have to go to Monaco!
Grace: god, even more expensive probably
Kian: but you have the princely name!
Grace: Right, of course! hahaha
Kian: anyway, enjoy!
Grace: thanks | Grace is on holiday on the French Riviera. |
trolls: They just don't want to make me angry, that is for sure.
ogre: Bit a temper on you?
trolls: Yes well, what do you expect? I guard the old bridge and passers by really annoy me
ogre: What brings you out here then, doesn't that leave the bridge unguarded.
trolls: The wife is gaurding it today. I have some buisiness to take care of
ogre: It is good that you can depend on her to hold down the fort.
trolls: She is a peach that one, I lucked out with her.
ogre: It would seem so, if only I could be so lucky.
trolls: Why what is your problem?
ogre: They all tell me I am too aggressive.
trolls: I get that too, I don't think so though, you remind me of myself
ogre: I suppose we are of a similar breed, maybe I just haven't looked in the right places.
Summarize the dialogue | trolls is angry with passers by because he guards the old bridge. His wife is guarding the bridge today. |
dog: hello
friend: Hello dog. Would you like a bite?
dog: wooof wooof
friend: This is good oil for you.
dog: woooof...wooof....woooooof
friend: Now to sell some food.
dog: wooof. wooof.. #licks friend's leg#
friend: Why aren't you speaking now dog? You usually talk to me. Don't be shy.
dog: can I hug you? wooof woooof
friend: Of course my dear friend.
dog: You left me for too long. I needed to be sure you still love me
friend: I can start taking you with me?
dog: Yea. wooof woooof wooooof
friend: I'm not sure what this is for dog.
Summarize the dialogue | dog is shy and wants to know if his friend still loves him. |
town official: I understand. I try to keep the town orderly and fair, but the people resent me for it. I'm just trying to do best for everyone.
milkmaid: Sir, may I ask that you do something about regulating the wages of milkmaids? We have no else who will look out for us.
town official: I will try, but other matters must come first. They want me to do something about this trash heap. It hurts the King's eyes when he visits.
milkmaid: Please, without this trash heap I will lose yet another source of income. I hope you will consider letting it stay.
town official: It will stay, but the height is the issue. we must remove some of it to another area. Do you have any ideas?
milkmaid: Perhaps behind the Market Square? There is big plot of empty land, and its away from the Kings Castle.
town official: I need to move it out of town. Is there a place you know that's still close for you to go to?
Summarize the dialogue | milkmaid wants the town official to regulate the wages of milkmaids. The town official wants to move the trash heap away from the Kings Castle. |
#Person1#: How can I lose weight, doctor? I seem to get fatter even when I just look at food?
#Person2#: Well, Jim. It is a combination of how much you eat, the type of food you eat, and when you eat your meals.
#Person1#: I never eat breakfast though.
#Person2#: That's a big mistake, you should always have a good breakfast. You will not run your car without fuel, and yet you won't expect your body to work without food.
#Person1#: I never thought about it that way.
#Person2#: I bet you eat a large evening meal, then sit and watch TV or read a book. Then instead of burning off your energy, your body stores it as fat.
#Person1#: Oh doctor, I feel so foolish.
#Person2#: Well control is really using common sense when you plan your eating habits.
#Person1#: I know doctor, thank you so much. | Jim asks the doctor how to lose weight. The doctor suggests that he change his eating habits. |
#Person1#: Fill it up, PLS.
#Person2#: Premium or regular, Madam?
#Person1#: Premium, PLS. Could you check my tyres, too? I think they need air.
#Person2#: No problem, Madam. Should I check the air in the spare tyre as well?
#Person1#: I don't think so. It's brand-new.
#Person2#: Should I clean the windshield for you?
#Person1#: Yes, PLS. I also need you to check the oil and the radiator.
#Person2#: All right, Madam. It's ok. There is hardly any water in the radiator. It's dangerous, Madam. You could break down, because of the heat you know.
#Person1#: Pls fill it up with water then.
#Person2#: Anything you say, Madam.
#Person1#: Do you take credit card?
#Person2#: No, we don't. I am sorry. It's 30 dollars and 10 cents in total.
#Person1#: 30 dollars and 10 cents? Here you go.
#Person2#: Thank you, Madam. Have a nice drive! | #Person1# asks #Person2# to help fill the tank with premium gas and check the tyres, oil, and radiator. #Person2# fills the radiator with water, and #Person1# pays in cash. |
pelican: It has been a long time since someone hugged me. I will help you get to the magic shop.
a large spider high in one corner: Thank you so much! I really appreciate it
pelican: no thank you for showing such compassion in this never ending dessert that I want out of so bad
a large spider high in one corner: Well let's set off on our journey, we both could use a break from this heat
pelican: I need to stop at my nest atop one of the ships before we set off. I don't plan on coming back here
a large spider high in one corner: That's no problem for me
pelican: Do you know of any cool stops along the way to this magic place?
a large spider high in one corner: I do, there's a huge crater up ahead full of lava
pelican: Would you like to visit this spot or just keep flying?
a large spider high in one corner: Maybe just a fly by it to see it since it is on the way?
Summarize the dialogue | a large spider high in one corner is hugging pelican. Pelican will help the spider get to the magic shop. They will stop at a crater full of lava on the way. |
#Person1#: Our luggage hasn't arrived.
#Person2#: Are you with Sunny Times Tours?
#Person1#: Yes, Mr. and Mrs. Cameron.
#Person2#: And which flat were you on, Mrs. Cameron?
#Person1#: The fast jet flight from Manchester to Berlin. I think it's FJ2498.
#Person2#: It seems some bags have gone to another airport.
#Person1#: Do you know which airport are bags have gone to?
#Person2#: I'm afraid the luggage has gone to Rome.
#Person1#: Rome? Well, how did that happen?
#Person2#: I'm not sure, but all the missing bags are coming on the next flight. Which hotel are you staying at? Your bags will go there directly.
#Person1#: But all our summer clothes are in the suitcases. | #Person2# tells #Person1# #Person1#'s luggage might have gone to Rome, but they'll send the bags to #Person1#'s hotel. |
#Person1#: Excuse me, but could you tell me the way to the railway station?
#Person2#: The railway station? Just go down this street and turn left at the second corner. The station is at the end of that street.
#Person1#: How long will it take me to get there?
#Person2#: It's about a ten-minute walk.
#Person1#: That's very clear. I think I can find my way now. Thank you.
#Person2#: Not at all. | #Person2# tells #Person1# the location of the railway station and it's a ten-minute walk. |
small animals: The stones do make the trail more difficult. A treasure?...well this place, the flowers, the sun they are all treasures.
a person: Why, you're quite right. But what I had in mind, was a pot of fine silver and gold. Surely you animals must know the lay of the land? Help me find it!
small animals: twitter, twitter, scurry, scurry...ohhh....you mean man's treasure?
a person: Precisely, you're smart animals! Now where is it? I must find it before the sun sets.
small animals: Well, uh...whisper, whisper...we heard that big stone over there might have something to do with it...
a person: Aha! This must be it. My years of slaving away bartending may have finally come to an end...
small animals: Is it there? Did you find what you came for? You said you just wanted flowers.
Summarize the dialogue | a person is looking for a pot of fine silver and gold. small animals help him find it. |
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.
peasant: Farewell for now, sweet reindeer! I shall hopefully smell better when next we meet.
Summarize the dialogue | peasant is in need of a bath and wants to help the monastery. |
#Person1#: Ah! No! Damn it!
#Person2#: It's a blackout. Now I can't see Seinfeld.
#Person1#: So what? I just lost one hour's worth of work.
#Person2#: Really? How could you do that? Don't you save every couple minutes?
#Person1#: No, I didn't save this time. Damn it! And I'm sick of writing this paper. Now I have to write it all over again too.
#Person2#: I've had that problem too many times. So I learned to save. When I'm writing something, I save every three sentences or so. I don't want to lose anything.
#Person1#: I hate computers. Sometimes I think they cause more trouble than they're worth.
#Person2#: What are we going to do now?
#Person1#: I don't know. I feel like going out.
#Person2#: I wonder how much of the city is down.
#Person1#: It doesn't matter. I still can go out and buy a beer.
#Person2#: Maybe. But if there's a blackout, probably the pubs are closed. And besides, I know you have a political science exam tomorrow. I thought you had a lot of reading to do.
#Person1#: Yes, that's true. Damn! I just lost half my paper, and now I can't even do my homework. This is a bad time for this to happen.
#Person2#: I have a flashlight in my closet. If you want to use that to read, you can.
#Person1#: Thanks. I think I will try. Where are you going?
#Person2#: I like your idea of getting a beer. I think I'll go out myself.
#Person1#: Maybe we can trade. Why don't you stay here and read for my exam, and I'll go drink beer?
#Person2#: No, it just won't work. If I read for your exam, you won't know the answers tomorrow. I will.
#Person1#: So? You can go to the class for me. Just write my name on the exam book and take the exam. Why not?
#Person2#: How many students are in the class?
#Person1#: About fourteen.
#Person2#: So it won't work, old buddy. They'll see that I'm not you. Sorry.
#Person1#: Damn! | #Person1# lost one hour's worth of work because of a blackout, so #Person1# has to write it all over again. #Person1# also has a political science exam tomorrow. #Person2# is going to get a beer. #Person1# wants #Person2# to read for #Person1#'s exam so that #Person2# can take the exam for #Person1#. #Person2# refuses because there are only fourteen people in the class. |
#Person1#: You're made a good choice. This china tea set is unusual.
#Person2#: Where was it from?
#Person1#: It was made in Jingdezhen.
#Person2#: Jingdezhen? Isn't it called 'the capital of porcelain'?
#Person1#: You are right.
#Person2#: This is the very thing I've been dreaming of.
#Person1#: It is the best quality porcelain-the famous egg-shell China.
#Person2#: It must be most precious.
#Person1#: But it is really worth the price. | #Person1# tells #Person2# the unusual china tea set is made in Jingdezhen and it is worth the price. |
god: Bless their little hearts, they always get the message wrong. Just because I asked for tea doesn't mean I said to kill the tea makers to ransack their stores! Or speaking of which - *the tea kettle whistles* do you take cream or sugar?
explorer: Sugar and a little lemon, if you have any. Thank you. So, Your commandment to the Great and Mighty Prophet Malcolm was .. a bit of a misunderstanding?
god: Certainly. If you look behind you you'll find a lemon tree, pluck whichever one seems to call to you. And yes that Malcolm was a twit of the highest order. Never did listen to a word I said, just spouted off promises of glory to my name.
explorer: Well, that's a turn up for the books! So what about the bit where unbelievers will be cast into the Eternal Kettle, where they shall be steeped for ten thousand years to until the Great Tea Time of Judgement?
Summarize the dialogue | god asked for tea, but prophet Malcolm misunderstood and killed tea makers. |
deity: Blacksmith, I need a weapon that can kill demons.
blacksmith: what type of weapon you gonna be needing?
deity: I need one infused with the way of a thousand cuts.
blacksmith: i got something that might help you
deity: It also needs momento mori.
blacksmith: The entrance doors are layered with incarnate gold and throughout the inside of the temple are the same type pillars on a smaller scale all leading to a large area in the middle with a gloriously large altar and many statues of deities in a semicircle around it, im gonna need to run and get me some.
deity: But I am a diety, it isn't my responsibility to do your biddings.
blacksmith: u right so why am i even helping u
deity: Because you are the best blacksmith in this land.
Summarize the dialogue | deity needs a weapon that can kill demons. Blacksmith will run to the temple to get some momento mori. |
#Person1#: Hey, Peter. I'm sorry.
#Person2#: Hi, Diana. What's wrong?
#Person1#: We were going to Hong Kong this weekend. But I'm afraid I can't go.
#Person2#: How come?
#Person1#: I have a really big geography test and I have to study for it.
#Person2#: We can go next weekend instead?
#Person1#: No, I don't want to ruin your weekend. You go ahead and please take the book I bought to my friend Sally. Tell her I have to study all weekend, because I can't afford to fail the test.
#Person2#: OK, then I'll go with them. But it's a pity you can't come. | Diana cannot go to Hong Kong because she has a test and she asks Peter to go without her. |
Edward: How's Hans? You said you'd call.
Jammy: Was about to. Give me 20 more mins.
Edward: OK | Jammy will call Edward in 20 minutes. |
Danny: What are you having?
Noelle: Mm I'm having one of the best possible meal now :) Salmon with vegs
Danny: Good for you ;) I love salmon | Noelle is having salmon with vegetables. She likes it. Danny loves salmon. |
#Person1#: What can I do for you?
#Person2#: Well, has anyone turned in a brown leather wallet? Mine seems to be lost and it has my driver's license in it.
#Person1#: Anything else in the wallet?
#Person2#: Yes, some family pictures.
#Person1#: I think one like that was brought in this morning. Wait here just a minute please. | #Person2# tells #Person1# #Person2# lost a wallet with some family pictures in it. #Person1# thinks one like that was brought this morning. |
Ula: Hey, Joanna and I are going to that new sushi place that opened up recently tomorrow at 20
Ula: Want to join us? :)
Marta: Gladly :)
Edyta: I can't :(
Edyta: I got sick over the weekend, my head is killing me
Ula: How come? From that skating?
Edyta: Probably :(
Edyta: I was sweating and later on walking in the wind
Marta: We can postpone?
Ula: I am busy later this week :/
Ula: Maybe Wednesday at 20?
Edyta: I took HO for tomorrow, I should feel better by then
Edyta: Is Wednesday ok Marta?
Marta: Yea, Wednesday is ok :)
Ula: I will make the reservation <3 | Ula and Joanna are going to a new sushi restaurant at 8 pm tomorrow. Edyta can't join them, because she's got a headache. Ula will make the reservation for Wednesday. |
king: I appreciate it, I am getting a bit up there in age it seems.
noble: Ages catches up to all of us. But I am sure you will be around long enough to see us conquer many more Kingdoms.
king: It would be nice to see that come to fruition, certainly we could do wonders for some of the heathen nations.
noble: Indeed, if I may suggest, the Ogres to the West need to be taught a lesson or two. I hope you consider this at the next War Meeting.
king: I will take note of the suggestion, they have become a bit a thorn as of late.
noble: I was sent this threatening letter from them recently, all because I ransacked one of their gold mines! The nerve of those beasts!
king: What did it say when you read it?
noble: It said they would sent an assassin to beat me to a pulp! I doubt they have the brains to do anything like that.
king: Hmm but still they would threaten you, that is troubling.
Summarize the dialogue | king is getting old and he wants to conquer more kingdoms. noble suggests that ogres should be taught a lesson. |
#Person1#: Oh, man. I had the best supper last night. My wife made a stir-fry and it was amazing!
#Person2#: I love stir fry crispy bitesize vegetables covered in a mixture of soy sauce and oyster sauce. Wilted greens and fresh bean sprouts. Throw in some onion and garlic and ginger! Mmm! Mmm! It's almost lunchtime. I would die for a plate of stir fry right now!
#Person1#: Well, you can keep the vegetables, I'll take the meat. The stir fry my wife made was really hearty, with chunks of beef and slivers of bell peppers and onion. . .
#Person2#: What? You call that a stir fry? More meat than vegetables? That's the worst insult you could throw at a Chinese stir fry. What a disgrace to the wok she fried it in! What you had is equivalent to a fajita without the wrap! | #Person1# tells #Person2# he had the best stir-fry last night made by his wife with more meat than vegetables. #Person2# thinks that insults Chinese stir-frying. |
villager: Ok, we have used up all of our money and goods. We are good honest people and will work for our keep.
guard: Have you come looking for better work? Or just a new change of scenery
villager: our village is suffering from the worst blight I have ever seen. A lot of people starved to death.
guard: I am sorry to hear that. I guess you and your friends are lucky to be alive. Well there is plenty to do and I'm sure you will find work and a place to live soon.
villager: You have been very understanding and kind. I hope when I have a home of my own you will join my family for dinner.
guard: You are truly kind! i will look forward to setting dow to dinner with you and your family.
villager: I am ready to sleep. I'm sure the rest are dozing off as we speak.
Summarize the dialogue | Several villagers have come to the city looking for work. They have no money and no goods. The villagers are suffering from a blight. The guard will join the villagers for dinner when they have a home of their own. |
worshipper: You just need to believe in the power of yourself and the power of your Lord. Do the right thing and others will follow.
preacher: Thank you my son. I am but a man of flesh and bone like you yet I claim that you must hear the word of god from me. God talks to us all. It's a sham. The whole thing.
worshipper: What... How?! How could this be?! My whole life is a lie!
preacher: And I claim that you must go behind a curtain and through me you must ask God for forgiveness. That is simply untrue.
worshipper: So what is the point of even going on then? What is the purpose of all this?
preacher: I will go on my own. I don't need to wave incense or wear these fancy robes or take your money for those gold curtains. I will share the true word of God on the streets, in the slums. Wherever I am needed.
worshipper: Very well. I just don't know how I will tell my family. This news is devastating. Good luck on your travels!
Summarize the dialogue | preacher is a fraud and he doesn't need to wave incense or wear fancy robes to spread the word of god. He will go on his own and share the true word of god on the streets, in the slums. |
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!
maid: "Of course, it's why I brought them! We try to always have them in stock for you."
Summarize the dialogue | king wants to take a bath. Maid will bring his rubber duckies and bathtime snacks. |
#Person1#: How time flies! The summer holidays are coming next week.
#Person2#: Yes, do you have any plan?
#Person1#: Certainly. I want to go to Egypt. What about you?
#Person2#: I'm afraid I can't go anywhere. I failed my English written exam. You know my parents are so strict with me.
#Person1#: Bad luck!
#Person2#: I say, is Egypt an Asian country? Is it far?
#Person1#: Yes, quite far. But it's not in Asia, it's an African country.
#Person2#: Oh, yes. I've heard of not only the Pyramids but also the Aswan Dam. Do you want to see them?
#Person1#: Of course. I'll go there by boat on the Nile.
#Person2#: That'll be wonderful and interesting. How will you go to Egypt?
#Person1#: By air---by flight No. CA 808! My sister works on it! And then I'll be treated as a king!
#Person2#: Don't be so proud. I'll be off now. I wish you a good trip.
#Person1#: Oh, sorry. I didn't mean to hurt you. | #Person2#'ll go to Egypt by flight and see the Pyramids by boat, while #Person1# cannot go anywhere because #Person2# failed the English written exam. |
#Person1#: What did you say?
#Person2#: I said it's a lovely day. Why don't we go for a walk?
#Person1#: Well, I feel a little tired.
#Person2#: Come on! A little labor, much health.
#Person1#: Then can you wait a few minutes? I want to finish writing this letter.
#Person2#: Don't take too long. It would be a shame not to take advantage of such lovely weather.
#Person1#: I won't be long. No more than ten minutes. Why don't you go ahead and I'll meet you in the park?
#Person2#: Believe I will. Look for me near the lake. | #Person2# asks #Person1# out for a walk but #Person1# needs to finish a letter first and will meet #Person2# later. |
Ella: <file_video>
Chloe: <3 <3 <3
Phoebe: omg he's so cute <3
Chloe: the cutest!
Phoebe: yes!
Ella: :D | Ella sent Chloe and Phoebe a video of a man. He is cute. |
#Person1#: Hello, John, please invite all our clients to the conference next week.
#Person2#: How should I get their contact info.
#Person1#: Get the clients'contact info from my Rolodex.
#Person2#: Where should I put them up?
#Person1#: How about the Holiday Inn?
#Person2#: The clients like the Shangri-La Hotel more.
#Person1#: Well, the client is always right.
#Person2#: What else would I prepare, Sir?
#Person1#: Please print out the meeting agenda for me to look over.
#Person2#: Certainly.
#Person1#: And make sure to return my Rolodex to my desk when you are done with it.
#Person2#: Of course. I'm on it | #Person1# assigns John to invite all clients to the conference next week and print out the meeting agenda. |
a young boy who is a deck hand: But...but I don't want to be a pirate!!!
the lone captain: Then escape at the nearest port land, when the pirates go a wenching. Find your way to one of the King's men, and they will guide you to safety.
a young boy who is a deck hand: Should I just hide under the deck then?
the lone captain: Behind the barrels of grog, search until you find an empty one. That's the last place a pirate will look!
a young boy who is a deck hand: I see I will try my best to survive.
the lone captain: Do it son - do it for us. Do it for the family!
a young boy who is a deck hand: I will father, I wish I could have saved you.
the lone captain: It's alright son. Become a pirate hunter, and save as many innocents as you can.
Summarize the dialogue | The lone captain wants the boy to escape at the nearest port land, when the pirates go a wenching. He advises him to hide behind the barrels of grog. |
#Person1#: May I help you, sir?
#Person2#: Yes, please. I'm looking for a cotton polo shirt.
#Person1#: Any particular colour?
#Person2#: Not really.
#Person1#: How about this one?
#Person2#: I like the design, but don't particularly care for the colour. Do you have that in other colours, too?
#Person1#: Well, they come in white, pale yellow, aqua, red and green. Will a white one do?
#Person2#: Yes. I prefer white - and may I see a pale yellow one, too?
#Person1#: Why, of course. Let's see. . . White. . . Pale yellow. Here you are, sir. | #Person2#'s looking for a cotton polo shirt and #Person1# offers recommendations. |
#Person1#: Do you know how to go to the Fragrant Hills in Beijing? I heard that they are very famous in China.
#Person2#: Yes. Especially in autumn, the red leaves of the maple trees make the whole mountain red.
#Person1#: That must be very beautiful.
#Person2#: Yes, it can make people feel as if they were in the land of fairies.
#Person1#: Really? Have you ever been there?
#Person2#: A couple of times.
#Person1#: Can you go there with me? I'd like someone who is familiar with that area to go with me.
#Person2#: Sure. I'd be very glad to be your tour guide. | #Person2# introduces Fragrant Hills in Beijing to #Person1# and promises to go there with #Person1#. |
#Person1#: I can't believe how hot it is.
#Person2#: It's not even noon yet.
#Person1#: That means it will get hotter.
#Person2#: I am dying from the heat.
#Person1#: Turn on the air conditioner.
#Person2#: It doesn't work.
#Person1#: What happened?
#Person2#: I don't know.
#Person1#: Did you call the repairman?
#Person2#: Of course.
#Person1#: When is he coming?
#Person2#: He's busy. He said next week. | #Person1# wants to turn on the air conditioner. #Person2# says it doesn't work and the repairman will come next week. |
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