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hunter: Food sounds delicious right now. Can't wait to try the Elk I killed earlier
king: I see, did you bring it here?
hunter: I brought it here and gutted it. Your chef was suppose to be cooking it up
king: Hmm, I just got here so maybe I just did not hear of it.
hunter: You're going to love it, sir. If he cooks it just right... it'll be the best meat you ever tasted.
king: Maybe they have it in the oven or something, where are the chefs anyway?
hunter: I don't know. Hopefully they're not having trouble.
king: I mean I do smell something cooking...
hunter: At least that's a positive sign. Hopefully it'll be done soon.
king: Maybe they took a break while waiting on it.
hunter: Maybe so. They better hurry up though.
king: The way I see it is, it is done when it's done. Trying to rush it would just spoil the meal.
hunter: That's true. So how is the Queen doing?
Summarize the dialogue | Earlier the hunter killed an Elk and brought it to the king. The king is hungry and wants the meat cooked. The hunter is worried that the chefs are not cooking it fast enough. |
#Person1#: Why did you apply for the position?
#Person2#: I learned from your ad.That you will provide on-the-job training for new employees.This is just what I need, because I'm a recent college graduate. I have the necessary knowledge and skills but I lack experience.
#Person1#: What do you hope to become?
#Person2#: I want to prove my true value in the electronic industry, and hopefully in the near future I would be promoted to a higher position.
#Person1#: Well, thank you for coming.We ' ll let you know as soon as possible. | #Person2#, a recent college graduate, applies for a position at #Person1#'s company. #Person1# promises to tell #Person2# the result as soon as possible. |
Marketing: Sorry for the functional recurrence So that is the standard method for marketing We had one hundred subjects we observe their remote control use in a lab and then after all the experiments they had to fill up a questionnaire and see what was or not for them So then it is some statistics about what we observed and what they answered actually seventy five percent of the users find m the most remote controls ugly so that is
Project Manager: You mean the loo the look the outside ?
Industrial Designer: The look how it look like
Marketing: the the look is is bad for them so it is your job David maybe Then eighty percent of users would spend more money actually if if the remote controls were not so ugly So this is where we could have good market I guess if people are ready to pay more | Based on earlier experiments and questionnaires, the marketing found that seventy-five percent of the users thought most remote controls ugly. Thus, the group decided to make the product look fancy so that people would pay more. However, how to make remote control look fancy was a big problem because different people have different opinions about fancy. What's more, the project manager thought the product should be recognizable and attractive. |
horseflies: Bzzzz.
lizards: Hello there horsefly
horseflies: Hello lizards.
lizards: Nice meeting you what brings you to the moat
horseflies: Just relaxing, it is nice here
lizards: I also like hanging out here it is very peaceful far away from the children who like to catch me for fun
horseflies: That is bad. I am glad you like it here
lizards: I also like crawling through the rocks that is also usually my laying spot for my eggs or in the soil and you?
horseflies: I like to fly around looking for food
lizards: You are lucky you get to fly as for me i only crawl around looking for food.Are you not afraid of alligators?
horseflies: I am afraid, but I stay careful.
lizards: I also try my best to avoid them since they tend to loom around the moat very often
horseflies: Just be on the look out, some are nice though
lizards: I doubt that have you ever gone to the castle?
Summarize the dialogue | Lizards and horseflies are relaxing in the moat. Lizards likes crawling through the rocks and horseflies likes flying. Lizards is afraid of alligators. |
#Person1#: Paul, we haven't gone out for over a month. Let's go somewhere this evening.
#Person2#: Fine. Where would you like to go? Look in the newspaper to get information about the movies or the theatre.
#Person1#: I see that a new play opened this week.
#Person2#: It seemed very bad. The newspaper story said it was the worst play of the year. You don't want to go there. What else can we do?
#Person1#: I'd enjoy a good concert, but, according to the paper, there are not any tonight.
#Person2#: Aren't there any good movies in town?
#Person1#: How about American Beauty? That should be nice.
#Person2#: We've already seen it. It's an old picture. Don't you remember? | #Person1# and Paul decide to go out this evening. But after checking the information about the movies, they have no idea where to go. |
robber: the tomb must be close by, where is it?
bandit: My magic compass is pointing me towards that old mill.
robber: Who are you? oh are you a fellow pick pocket as well?
bandit: Yeah we're in this together mate. Let's get going! The treasure won't be there for long!
robber: ah yes we need to find the tomb of the mummified king
bandit: Exactly. Let's try to break this door down.
robber: sounds like a plan, ill pull on the right side of it
bandit: Gave pretty easily! But what's that in the middle of the room?
robber: I think that might be the tomb
bandit: How about you touch it first?
robber: ill go for it.. WOAH that was close, i think they have traps here
bandit: Maybe we can use this to spring the other traps.
robber: yes lets try throwing it
Summarize the dialogue | The bandit and the robber are going to the tomb of the mummified king. They will try to break the door down. |
drunkard: All right - one more and I'll buy you the next round.
sailor: Whiskey is the life of man Always was since the world began Whiskey-o, Johnny-o John rise her up from down below Whiskey, whiskey, whiskey-o Up aloft this yard must go John rise her up from down below
drunkard: Make that two rounds, I'm feeling generous - what's your pleasure?
sailor: There's nothing I'll turn down, get me two of whatever!
drunkard: Two whisky, coming right at you - aged twenty years.
sailor: Just the way I like my women!
drunkard: Well, I hear there is a tavern wench over that the Drunken Clam that has a thing for seamen. You go get her you dirty rascal.
Summarize the dialogue | sailor is drinking whiskey. drunkard will buy him two rounds. |
#Person1#: David, why don't you clean your room?
#Person2#: I am not in the mood.
#Person1#: Why are you feeling depress?
#Person2#: I was told my girlfriend was speaking ill of me. It's a real letdown.
#Person1#: I don't think she would do such a thing.
#Person2#: But she did and it made me disappointed.
#Person1#: Oh, cheer up! A girlfriend is not everything.
#Person2#: But she means a lot to me.
#Person1#: Then forgive her mistake.
#Person2#: Oh, I just can't forget it. | David feels depressed because his girlfriend spoke ill of him and #Person1# comforts him. |
many insects: They did within an inch of their lives. You never have to worry about that because you are a very fast rat.
rodent: Yes, but I do have to worry about traps! A nice delicious piece of cheese? Surrounded by metal rods of death! One false move and - SPLAT! Dead rat!
many insects: You are right. I didn't think about that. We can just safely land on the cheese.
rodent: Wait! Mind-blown! Could you, like, push the cheese a little bit so the trap goes off? You're quick, it would never touch you!
many insects: We could try! Where is the trap at?
rodent: Over by the steps leading to the main part of the temple. The monks set it daily! Oh boy, I might finally eat!
many insects: Here you go!
rodent: Oh, I would hug you all if I could! Hurrah! Hurray! You have saved the day!
many insects: Now it's your turn! Can you please steal that old woman's shoelace for us?
Summarize the dialogue | rodent is a fast rat. He wants to eat a piece of cheese in the temple. He is afraid of traps. Many insects push the cheese a bit so the trap goes off. |
#Person1#: Don't tell me you're bored already?
#Person2#: Well, yeah, I am.
#Person1#: We just got here. You will have to find a way to entertain yourself then.
#Person2#: What can I do? There are just a bunch of boring people giving boring speeches.
#Person1#: Too bad. I have to sit through it, so you do, too. Even if it's a little boring, it's important for me to be here. I have to listen carefully, take notes and then interview some of the speakers afterward. I work for the Daily News after all. Didn't you bring anything to read?
#Person2#: I brought my iPod and some headphones. Would it be rude to listen to some music?
#Person1#: Yes, it would. I might have a few old newspapers in my bag. You could read them. They also have sections with games in them, like crossword puzzles. That will keep you busy for a while.
#Person2#: I hate crosswords. Do the papers have comic sections in them?
#Person1#: You'll probably find some. Now be quiet! Another man is getting up to speak. I really have to pay attention to this one. It's the head of the charity organization. | #Person2# feels bored with the meeting. #Person1# gives #Person2# some suggestions on how to entertain but finally asks #Person2# to keep quiet. |
#Person1#: Can I help you, madam?
#Person2#: Yes, can I see a few T-shirts, Please?
#Person1#: Certainly. Here you are. They're the very latest fashion.
#Person2#: I'm not very particular about the design. But I want something of good quality.
#Person1#: They're of good cotton and the color never fades. | #Person2# wants to buy some T-shirts of good quality. |
#Person1#: I've been learning to play go recently. It's an amazing game!
#Person2#: Weigh? It must be a greatest Chinese invention. I've tried hard to learn it. Its rules can't be any simpler, but I've never won a game of Go. Well, it's all Greek to me!
#Person1#: At least you have obtained a very basic understanding of the game, haven't you? I think it is perfect for boosting intelligence, cultivating personality and flexible learning. Every intellectual wishing to gain any insight into Chinese culture should learn to play Go.
#Person2#: I heard it is included in the four major arts of China, is it?
#Person1#: Sure. It was considered desirable that a well-educated ancient Chinese scholar could be well versed in zither, weigh, calligraphy and painting. I think weigh is the most fantastic of them. It embodies ancient Chinese wisdom and cultural profoundness.
#Person2#: I know it is quite different from Western chess.
#Person1#: Yes. Playing chess is a very aggressive experience. All the pieces are supposed to capture their opponents. Whenever I start a chess game, I can't help but imagine a concrete battle in which all fighters stand ready to kill.
#Person2#: But isn't it the same with wiki?
#Person1#: Certainly not. The object of weigh is to surround a larger area than the opponent. In other words, each side is struggling for a greater living space by mapping out a territory on the board. Hence, chess aims to kill, while weigh is most concerned with howso survive. | #Person1# and #Person2# discuss their experience of learning to play chess. #Person1# thinks it can boost intelligence and cultivate personality and flexible learning. #Person1# also thinks weigh embodies ancient Chinese wisdom and cultural profoundness and it is different from the wiki. |
Project Manager: Oh right right so what d but what do we know about energy ? I mean we are going to use batteries right ? And
Industrial Designer: we actually had an option of batteries solar power and a dynamo which is something I do not know what it is Something to do with torches
Marketing: Oh a dynamo is ah it is a bicycle It is a bicycle mechanism It is the en it is like if if something moves when it moves it stores energy
Industrial Designer: Oh the other one was the other one was a kinetic thing where you would basically have to wind it yourself So I sort of picked battery We could have talked about doing a windup or a dynamo or a solar power but I think solar powers not available with the rubber case anyways
Project Manager: I think batteries sound good
Industrial Designer: It it seems a little weird for a living room anyways
Project Manager: What does everyone else think ?
User Interface: The dynamo would be interesting
Marketing: No But dynamo the the fact with dynamo is the moment you move it it c it creates energy on its own Which is quite cool So if you throw it it is going to store loads of energy and you do not need to buy a battery because they are quite f I find them annoying But we need to find cost Do not know the cost
Industrial Designer: Did not have enough data to actually
Marketing: Does anyone have costs on the on the web ?
Industrial Designer: All it said was it gave sort of relative some chips are more expensive than others sort of things It did not give me any actual cost Most of the stuff is pretty cheap though bought in bulk So I do not think it is that much of a problem Like the chip is probably the most expensive part | Battery, solar power, dynamo, Kryptonite were potential options of the energy. They ended up with a preference on Kryptonite. Even though they could not find an exact price for it, it would not be more expensive than a chip. |
Dawn Bowden AM: Thank you Chair and thank you Deputy Minister because one of the questions I was going to ask was around some of the work that you have been doing with the third sector on safeguarding and child protection and I think you have covered that But what I am particularly keen to find out is how you are monitoring the impact of coronavirus on child protection and safeguarding in the round I know the health Minister raised this as a concern in Plenary only recently and it is really how we are monitoring it what concerns have been identified and how we are going to start to tackle some of those
Julie Morgan AM: Yes Thank you very much Dawn for that question Obviously it is difficult to monitor if there is not easy access to the children that we are referring to and that is why we have been trying to encourage the vulnerable children to go into school or childcare settings And there is been a lot of encouragement for that happen The Minister the director of education and the director of social services sent out a joint letter recently to all the local authorities asking them to try to encourage the vulnerable children and the families to get the children to go to school In fact we have now got 890 vulnerable children attending school settings and that is the highest number that we have had at all since the opening of the scheme But it is still only a tiny drop in the ocean But it is very good and it is progress that the numbers attending are now going up But of course there are a lot of children who are not attending school and the social services are not necessarily seeing There has been a drop in safeguarding referrals to social services Those numbers are now beginning to go up but there certainly was a significant drop which is a great deal of concern One local authority in fact reported a drop of 27 per cent in terms of safeguarding referrals compared to this time last year So I issued a written statement on 1 May setting out the work taken forward under our crossdepartmental vulnerable children young people and safeguarding work stream and encouraging people to report any safeguarding concerns there are Because obviously we are dependent on the public authorities—you know schools and health services—to report any concerns and at the moment obviously they are not there to report them So we have made this public appeal for everyone to look out for each other and I was very interested in what Siân Gwenllian told me about what was being done in Anglesey in terms of sending out a message via social media to get people to look and listen and to raise their concerns because obviously safeguarding is the concern of everybody in the community But I think that we are reassured in terms of our contact with the local authorities that they are in fact keeping close touch as far as they possibly can with all the children that are vulnerable For those where it is very critical facetoface contact is still taking place and there are imaginative ways of trying to keep in touch with all the other children and families So it is a difficult situation and we are concerned about it but I think as much as possible is being done
Lynne Neagle AM: Jean you wanted to come in on that
Professor Jean White: Just to add to what the Deputy Minister was saying the health visiting service has not been stopped or stepped back It has consolidated some of the ways that it does the Healthy Child Wales Programme but for those families that are identified as having particular need or have children that are particularly vulnerable all the normal contacts have been maintained so they are not unseen to the normal health visiting service That covers both Flying Start and general health visiting areas Thank you
Dawn Bowden AM: Thank you Jean for that and Deputy Minister would there be any value at this point in actually revisiting the current Welsh Government definition and guidance around vulnerable children in terms of who we identify as vulnerable ? Because this opens up a whole new group of children that are not necessarily known to services but can still be vulnerable Soit is just looking at the current guidance that we have Do you think that needs revisiting at all ?
Julie Morgan AM: The definition of vulnerable children and young people includes those with a social worker and with statements of special educational needs and the most vulnerable of these should be prioritised But we have now looked at this again and we have set out an expanded definition and we intend to publish that this week This does include discretion for local authorities to have some flexibility and to be able to offer a place for those who may be on the edge of receiving care and support if they are known to be vulnerable by the school or by family support services Because obviously the children that we know about we know about but there are those other children who may be on the edge of care—the children that we have been trying very hard as part of our policies in the Welsh Government to keep with their families with a lot of support Those are the ones that we also want to support So we are giving discretion to the local authorities in order to have a degree of flexibility and that will be published this week | When discussing the priority to take care of the vulnerable children, Julie Morgan mentioned that they would set out an expanded definition for the local authorities to have a clear idea about who and where to lay the stress. What's more, according to her claim, they had done a good job to guarantee that the children's mental states would be individually monitored. As for those staff who would monitor the children, they should hold a meeting every week to follow up with each other and check whether there occurred something new worth attention. |
turkey: gobble gobble gobble
orc: Turkey feet taste... turkey feet taste like bat poop. Yuck!
turkey: Told you I was poisonous. You don't want to eat me. Perhaps you could find a chicken or other bird to eat.
orc: Me sorry, turkey. Turkey gross. Turkey yuck. Turkey make tongue sticky. No eat turkey.
turkey: Glad we got that worked out. You know you could really use a few lights in here. This cave is very dark and depressing.
orc: Orc need fire. Turkey bring fire? Turkey bring CHICKEN!?!? Orc LOVE chicken!
turkey: Let me think about it for a minute. I think I saw a couple chickens at that farm we passed.
orc: Chickens! Orc give you bag for chicken! Orc no eat turkey, Orc eat cluck cluck!
turkey: I can't carry the bag you silly orc! Does it look like I have hands?
Summarize the dialogue | turkey is poisonous. He will bring chicken for the orc. |
person: I brought plenty of sandwiches. The cook gave them to me to bring.
guard: I am wary of your offer, peasant. Who knows how you could be trying to get past me and steal from the King?
person: I have no need to steal. The cook likes me and he gives me what is left in the kitchen after the days meals.
guard: I shall abstain for the moment, good sir. What else brings you to this cavern?
person: Just that. I would assume you are lonely for company in this cavern. It can get cold and dank and make you think you are daft
guard: Hmmmm. It can be, but at least this servant is here, too.
person: Does she talk much?
guard: Nay, good man, she doesn't.
person: I didn't think so. She hasn't said a word since I came in.
guard: You are a humorous one, aren't you?
person: Sometimes quiet from them is more welcome, then going on and on.
guard: Ah, yes. Like we seem to be.
Summarize the dialogue | The peasant brought sandwiches for the guard. The cook gives them to him. The guard is lonely in the cavern. |
insects: Hello
creature: Well hello, aren't you a nice snack....I mean a nice sight
insects: *crawls back into the hole* I should be careful with you
creature: I love the dark corners, I can come closer to you
insects: DOnt come close else I sting you
creature: sting sming I have protection from stings with my hair
insects: Just leave me in peace
creature: I can't do that I am very hungry
insects: Well, you cant reach me in this hole. Hahahhaa
creature: I have long paws you fool!
insects: you dig that in the soil and see what will happen to you
creature: GRRRR....
insects: dont make a threat..you just dig in your paw! hahahha
Summarize the dialogue | Creature is hungry. Insects are afraid of the creature. |
#Person1#: Where ' s Sally, Jack?
#Person2#: She ' s in the garden, Jane.
#Person1#: What ' s she doing?
#Person2#: She ' s sitting under the tree.
#Person1#: Is Tim in the garden, too?
#Person2#: Yes, he is. He ' s climbing the tree.
#Person1#: I beg your pardon? Who ' s climbing the tree.
#Person2#: Tim is.
#Person1#: What about the dog?
#Person2#: The dog ' s in the garden, too. It ' s running across the grass. It ' s running after a cat. | Jack tells Jane that Sally, Tim, and the dog are all in the garden. |
guard: I know what you do for work. What do you do for fun, outside of work
stable boy: outside work I like to collect rare stones and I also like to play with the other stable boys
guard: What are the games you play?
stable boy: We play hide and go seek and also play touch me if you can, we have a great time together, we all come from poor families
guard: Touch me? how is that played
stable boy: the objective of the game is to touch others, you are the carrier of a rare disease so everyone has to run but they have to moch you and say touch me
guard: I see... the object is to run and not be touched
stable boy: Yeah that is the object of the game, do you play games here at the guards quarters?
guard: No. We play jokes on each other
stable boy: that sounds really nice, what kind of jokes do you play on each other
guard: Oh it is mainly that we hide each others pieces of armor or such
Summarize the dialogue | stable boy likes to collect rare stones and play with the other stable boys. He also likes to play touch me if you can. The guards play jokes on each other. |
servant: I don't need this, but thank you. When I look at the drapings along the walls here, sometimes I pretend that I am a royal, too. You know what I mean?
a frog: Ribbit....
servant: Hmm... maybe you do understand. I have plenty to eat and a nice, little room, but sometimes I wish I could go to the balls at the palace and dance. I do love to dance!
a frog: Ribbit! Ribbit! Ribbit!
servant: Ah, I see! You like to dance, too! We can dance together, wee frog! You will be my prince!
a frog: Ahhhhhhh!!!!!! Ribbbbbb..... ittttt ahhhhhhhH!
servant: Oh dear! Did I step on your foot?
a frog: I'm aaaaaliiiiive!!! Hahaha the dancing in front of these magnificent paintings must have done it!!!!
servant: Oh my! Oh my! You can speak!
Summarize the dialogue | servant is a servant to the king. She likes to dance and wishes she could go to the balls at the palace. She invites a frog to dance with her. The frog is surprised and he can speak. |
#Person1#: I think I've got a virus on my computer. Do you know how to get rid of it? I haven't had one before.
#Person2#: I'm afraid not. Why don't you call the Help Desk? Someone there will be able to help you.
#Person1#: Have you got the number? I'll call them right now. | #Person2# advises #Person1# to call the Help Desk to solve the computer virus. |
a large spider high in one corner: I can help you get out of here!!! Do you have scary bugs in your shop? I can eat them.
craftsman: And how can you help me get out of here your a spider?
a large spider high in one corner: I am a talking spider. I have ways. I'll use my legs to pick the lock.
craftsman: I'll have to think about it. I really don't like spiders, but I really don't like this dungeon either.
a large spider high in one corner: This dungeon is disgusting. I miss my old home at the magic shop. Is the owner dead?
craftsman: I know nothing of your owner. I suppose we could help each other get out of here if you agree to go back to the magic shop and stay far away from my workshop.
a large spider high in one corner: Yes, I will go back to the magic shop. Maybe he is here.
craftsman: Well open open the door then and let's be off.
Summarize the dialogue | a large spider high in one corner offers to help a craftsman get out of a dungeon. craftsman is hesitant but agrees to go back to the magic shop with the spider. |
musician: What is your request?
the king: Play me something playful. I'd like to dance with the queen.
musician: As you wish.
the king: No, not that one. You played it last night.
musician: Certainly Sire.
the king: Yes, I think that could do it for one dance with the queen. Have you seen her tonight?
musician: Tonight? Why, no.
the king: Well, I guess I will have this dance alone!
musician: I wasn't aware you had imbibed so much as to dance with yourself.
the king: Are you insulting you king!
musician: I'm sorry I couldn't hear you I was watching this fool dance by himself.
the king: That is your king you fool! I will have your head unless you play me a song I will never forget!
musician: Do you mean I'm your king? You know you really shouldn't have put your brother's head on a pike.
the king: I am your king and I kill those who rebel against me. You bite your tongue.
Summarize the dialogue | the king wants to dance with the queen. The queen is not present tonight. The king will have the musician's head unless he plays him a song he will never forget. |
the prince: You look exceptional, as do all my guards. So which young lady do like?
guard: That one in the blue dress and the dark feather in her hair. She is stunning.
the prince: The one holding the chalice, yes indeed, she is. But hands and eyes off!! She's the princess Azure, and she will be mine.
guard: I was just pulling your chain. Everyone knows you are to marry. Ha!
the prince: Good one, good one....So then... your choice...and remember your place, you are a palace guard, but you are not heir to the throne as I am...Perhaps the one below the colorful painting?
guard: Hmm...I have seen her looking over here. Perhaps she likes what she sees or maybe she is looking at you. Yes, I would like to talk to this one.
the prince: It's you, I assure you. Before you arrived tonight, she was aking about you....
guard: That's nice of you to say but I think you are getting me back for the joke I made at your expense.
Summarize the dialogue | The guard likes the girl in the blue dress and the dark feather in her hair. The prince likes the girl holding the chalice. The guard jokes that the girl is the princess Azure and he will marry her. The prince assures the guard that the girl is talking about him. |
David: I have to share my unpopular opinion with you
David: Newborn kids are ugly. Don't argue since there's no point.
David: Newborn kids are ugly af and people showng off their ugly babies on social media are mentally disabled people.
Jack: Hahaha. I've got your back.
Jack: I totally agree.
Jack: Social media exhibitionism has gone too far in my opinion.
David: I agree, but that's not the point.
David: Little kittens - cute
David: Puppies - cute
David: Little Panda - cute as fuck
David: But a human child is extremely ugly
David: Looking like a gnome leaving a mud cave
David: And I totally don't understand parents who post pictures of these creatures.
Jack: ROFL
Jack: You made me laugh so hard i peed myself
David: hahahaha | David and Jack think newborn babies are ugly. They dislike the fact that parents so often share their babies' pictures via social media. |
#Person1#: Last time I talked about the student services in the college. Today I'd like to talk about the Counselling Services. The College Counselling Service is located in the North Building. The counsellors are Ms. Penny Rawson and Ms. Ann David. I have asked Ms. Rawson to join us today to discuss their role. Ms. Rawson...
#Person2#: Thank you. Both Ann and I are full-time counsellors. Students either come tons on their own or are referred to us by a tutor. We see students individually, run group therapy sessions and courses of sessions as we think necessary. We are here to help with any problems? no matter how great or small, such as homesickness, relationship difficulties, death and separation, sexual problems, undue stress due to work and so on. You will not be the first to be homesick, find college life stressful, or decisions problematic. So please don't hesitate to come and have a chat if there is anything bothering you. This is a confidential service but we are willing to arrange with your course directors, your tutors, Student Union officers, career department or doctors. We can also put you in touch with outside counselling services. As a part of the university, all counselling is free of charge for full-time students. I know some of you may feel that seeing a counsellor has a stigma attached to it, but let me assure you even the best balanced individuals encounter situations where they need someone to talk with. So please don't hesitate. You're welcome to make use of this service. We hope you will enjoy your studies at the university. Thank you. | #Person1# is giving a speech and invites #Person2# to introduce the Counselling service in the college. #Person2# says students are welcomed to see a counselor when they meet any problems, such as homesickness, relationship difficulties and so on. |
#Person1#: During the last thunder storm I noticed several leaks in my bedroom ceiling and they really caused a mess.
#Person2#: Maybe you have some broken tiles. I have the phone number of a good roofing company that could do a good repair job for you at a reasonable price. | #Person2# tells #Person1# a good company to fix the leaks. |
fool: Now for my next display of entertainment and spectacle, would His Highness prefer another story or perhaps something different?
king: Hmm surprise me this time around.
fool: Very good, very good! I've been working on this next one.
king: With the way that you hype it up, this better be worth it.
fool: Your Majesty, I request your participation. Think of a number, any will do. But don't say out loud.
king: Okay... I've chosen one now.
fool: Now, Your Highness...Double that number, then add 10.
king: Alright I've done that as well. What are you getting at, fool?
fool: Take your sum, and divide in half, then subtract your original number.... You're now thinking of.....5 are you not?
king: Hmm... yes I am, that's quite incredible fool!
fool: Thank you, Your Highness. It is an honor to create new ways to entertain you!
king: Of course, fool. Keep this up and you will be a fine addition to the kingdom.
Summarize the dialogue | fool is entertaining the king. He wants him to participate in his next trick. |
Maks: I got the tickets!!! :D:D !1!oneone!
Krystian: what tickets?
Maks: For Friday's movies!
Krystian: Oh dude, is it this friday? (°◇°)
Krystian: cause I can't really go(o.o)
Krystian: I have this thing, it's so sudden
Maks: Are you serious 😡😡😡
Maks: I just bought them
Maks: You could've told me you got some other plans already
Krystian: I totally forgot, sorry T_T | Maks got the movies' tickets for Friday, but Krystian can't go. |
bird: Ah! I do not share your sense of taste.. to me they are quite bitter.. but when they turn to silver, they fly, just like me.
rabbit: Us rabbits eat them a lot, it's an acquired taste. They are very pretty when they blow away, you are right.
bird: Often I see the sheep eating these. He enjoys them as much as you. This is a truly beautiful meadow.
rabbit: It really is, I'd like nothing more than to remain here forever.
bird: I wonder where the fair Maiden has gotten to. It is unlike her to be out at this time of day.
rabbit: I noticed that too, where could she be?
bird: I had seen the lights on in this cottage last night at a curious hour. Perhaps she had planned a trip?
rabbit: Hmm perhaps, though I feel as though we would have overheard her talking about that?
bird: Quite true. She often plans these things well in advance. I would ask the sheep if he had heard anything, but he seems to be missing too.
Summarize the dialogue | rabbit and bird are in a beautiful meadow. The rabbit eats dandelion seeds. The bird does not like them. The sheep eats them. The Maiden is not in the meadow. She usually plans her trips well in advance. |
enigmatic wizard: Fine, if you have something intelligent to say, just write it on the scroll here.
golem: (Writes: I'm the Prince, turned into a golem by the wicked witch. Please, you are the only hope to save me!)
enigmatic wizard: Well, well, well. That is quite the turn of events. I probably can't turn you back into a prince, but would you settle for something in the amphibian family...perhaps being a toad would suit you?
golem: (Writes: Good heavens, no! I cannot be a toad, or a newt, or even an armadillo. I must be returned to my former glory. I'll see to it that you get half the gold in the kingdom!)
enigmatic wizard: I'm willing to try, but there are no guarantees. Take this spell, remove all of your clothing and repeat everything that I tell you to say. Can you do that?
golem: Grumble.....grrrr..... jarrrooooo....
Summarize the dialogue | golem was turned into a golem by the wicked witch. He wants to be turned back into a prince. The wizard will try to help him. |
priest: I am here to help the needy.That is my life's work
pastor: May I have some of your wine please? It was a long walk from my village and I am in need of food and drink. All I have is this fine cloth to give you.
priest: Yes, orf coures
pastor: That was some of the finest wine I have ever tasted, thank you so much for all that you have provided me with. What is it you were doing today?
priest: I am here in this chapel to give you these texts for you to study
pastor: I am a student of God, thank you priest I will begin to study them when I go back to my church. I will just set them down for now. So will you help me with the wedding in my village?
priest: Yes , maybe you can use this in the wedding
pastor: It was a gift from my village to you, the couple who were getting married requested I give it to you. I do not need it. Thank you though.
priest: This church is simple but cozy.You did a great job here
Summarize the dialogue | priest is here to help the needy. He gave pastor some wine and texts to study. Pastor is a student of God. He will study the texts when he goes back to his church. |
hunter: Hello
staff: Hello, Hunter.
hunter: I have a great load for you to cook up today. I got a whole mess of quail for the king, his favorite.
staff: I am afraid I am but a wooden staff. I could set it on fire, but you'll have to find someone to pluck out all the feathers.
Summarize the dialogue | Hunter has a lot of quail for the king. Staff can't cook it. |
farmers: I have, on corn stocks can you train me? pulling a knife on a human must be a completely different thing to do
soldier named zinney: Its quite the same really. Remember to swing sideways and not forwards, or your opponent may grab it from your hands!
farmers: Ok, I think im ready now, im going to swing it at a corn stock and you tell me if im doing it right
soldier named zinney: Indeed, now swing it with force as if you're chopping a stock straight through
farmers: Oh I think im starting to get it now, those burglars will sure regret messing with me now, I can feel the power
soldier named zinney: Yes! They won't have a chance against this mighty knife. Make sure to wear adequate protective armor before you right...
farmers: Thanks, I feel a lot more protected now how about if we practice one on one and you teach me some techniques.
soldier named zinney: Stay on guard and keep your hands close to your body! Or you will keep getting hit.
Summarize the dialogue | farmers will practice with soldier named zinney how to use a knife on humans. |
Ben: Where is your home?
Gwen: Why are you asking?
Ben: I and Mandy are coming to your home
Gwen: Its K-710 in your colony
Ben: We have been living in the same colony ? :O
Gwen: Yeah
Ben: Ok coming
Gwen: hmm
Ben: Finals are approaching you know
Gwen: Ik
Ben: We would nail it this time
Gwen: Yeah like we say every time
Ben: huh :/ | Ben and Mandy are going to Gwen's home which is in K-710 in Ben and Gwen's colony. |
David: Have you told the cleaning woman to do the shed?
Ella: Clean forgot!
David: Should I contact her or will you do that?
Ella: I will. My fault.
David: Ta! | Ella will talk to the cleaning woman to do the shed. |
vendor: Oh I'm sure I can find a different flask for it. Though that might cost a little more. Say 1 gold for a nice chilled flask of "water"
guard: 1 full gold? I'd give you 5 silvers and not a copper more. These rates are murder these days.
vendor: My dear fellow, I have to procure a nice, innocuous flask for you, then have it filled with the best, cool, chilled "water" money can buy, then bring it back for you. All without drawing the attention of your captain there.
guard: I suppose thats fair...
vendor: Excellent, I knew we could do business. I am not known as the best vendor in the city for nothing.
guard: Now I don't get paid until the end of my shift. Will you take my only shoe in the world as collateral?
vendor: What! No, you can't guard in one boot silly fool. Put it back on! That would make the captain really suspicious.
guard: Please consider my offer...
Summarize the dialogue | vendor will get a flask of "water" for guard for 1 gold. He will bring it back without drawing attention of the captain. |
vulture: I hope you know that I am flying high in this Mesa because I am waiting for you to die.
Summarize the dialogue | The vulture is flying high in the Mesa waiting for the man to die. |
Victoria: Hey, want to come with me downtown?
Victoria: I have an appointment at optician. I have to order new glasses.
Sarah: Sure. I will help you choose the frames xD
Sarah: We could grab a dinner later.
Victoria: Sure. I'll pick you up in 20 minutes. Is that cool?
Sarah: Kk. Getting ready now. | Victoria's going downtown to order a new pair of glasses and asks Sarah to join her. Sarah agrees to be picked up by Victoria in 20 minutes. |
waitress: Yes Sir! Though would the King not prefer a fine goblet instead?
chef: I do not have one in here!
waitress: Well, do you expect me to serve the King grape juice in a pan? I would rather keep my head thank you very much!
chef: What better suggestion do you have then?! Tell me...
waitress: Maybe send someone for goblets? He'd have your head for this as well.
chef: I only make the finest dishes for the king! He will not do such!
waitress: He has an entire Kingdom, I'm pretty sure he can find another chef.
chef: Do you not know?! I am his son!
waitress: Well, he must have many "natural" sons, I'm sure he won't miss one.
chef: Who are you to speak to me this way? You are only a waitress. You serve me. Surely, I can find another waitress... right?
waitress: Well, I'm the King's daughter!
chef: And you are a waitress?!
Summarize the dialogue | chef does not have a goblet for the King. The waitress is the King's daughter. |
Hal: Xmas is coming
Daphne: and ...
Hal: and I'd like to know what you would like to get this year
Daphne: surely not the Chinese crap you gave me last year
Hal: thought it was funny
Daphne: ridiculous rather. give me three days to think ok?
Hal: OK, otherwise I'll have to come up with sth and u know I'm not that good at it
Daphne: you bet | Hal wants to know which present Daphne would like for Xmas, as last year she didn't appreciate Hal's gift. |
#Person1#: Oh, hi Pam. When did you get back from Canada? How was it?
#Person2#: The day before yesterday. I only visited Montreal and Ottawa, but I had a great time.
#Person1#: Which city did you like better?
#Person2#: That's hard to say . . . I think Ottawa is prettier. It has better sightseeing, too. A lot of museums and galleries.
#Person1#: And what's Montreal like? What did you think of it?
#Person2#: Montreal is more exciting. It has better shopping. The stores are cheaper and more interesting.
#Person1#: Which one has better nightlife?
#Person2#: Oh, Montreal of sure. It has more restaurants and clubs. They say Montreal is the most exciting city in Canada.
#Person1#: Well, I've always wanted to see Vancouver. I've heard it has the most beautiful views. | #Person1# asks Pam about his trip to Canada. Pam thinks Ottawa is prettier and Montreal is more exciting and has better nightlife. |
merchant: Ha I knew it! I am good at my job I tell you. Here feel this hammer, notice the heft.
blacksmith: It's got some nice weight to it, and the handle is very well crafted. How much for it?
merchant: Ah! an eye for quality! A simple 10 gilders, what I really want to show you is this Dream Ore, a master blacksmith could truly craft magnificence with this.
blacksmith: You really know how to craft a hammer to last a lifetime, sir. Show me your finest hammer if you would do me the honor.
merchant: Well you see that hammer is the finest I have but this dream ore will allow you to craft anything you are capable of dreaming of.
blacksmith: Dream ore? This sounds like some incredible stuff, what is it made from?
merchant: Well it comes from the earth, it's magical ore, some say it forms from the ancient remains of dragons.
blacksmith: It wouldn't surprise me, it looks absolutely stunning!
Summarize the dialogue | merchant sells a hammer for 10 gilders and dream ore for 20 gilders. |
Colton: WE WON!!! :D
Colton: 98:95!!!
Hazel: that's great, boo, congrats, i'm proud of you :* :*
Hazel: congratulate your teammates for me ;)
Colton: i will, thanks <3 | Colton's team won 98:95. |
Irena: guys i was expecting more then a blue eye coments 😂 Dont you see the poor man needs an oxygen?
Steven: Yes, true, but, the positioning of your hands in this photo just makes the "blue eyes" comment seem sooooo appropriate :)
Kim: I agree with you 😊
Irena: Steven too easy 😋
Irena: it looks like im holding an invisible beer glass, waithing for Mario to get back at dancing
Steven: Well it certainly does look like you wore him out :) | Irena has shared a photo with Steven and Kim. Irena's friends commented on the photo with the "blue eyes" comment. The man in the picture with Irena looks tired. |
the captain of the guard: Good, good. That's wonderful news. And the other minor detail, were you able to procure the poison?
the king: Aye, hemlock root isn't easy to come by but being King has it's advantages.
the captain of the guard: Indeed it does! That's very good then, what is the date for our operation?
the king: Everything should be in place shortly. I'd say within a fortnight.
the captain of the guard: We shall finally be rid of that evil blacksmith once and for all.
the king: Aye, your bloodthirsty nature is always a refreshing delight.
the captain of the guard: Well, what good is being captain of the guard if I can't use my powers for gruesome entertainment?
the king: Most definitely my good man.
the captain of the guard: I shall ready the chamber. We will bring him there immediately after the dinner when he's starting to become incapacitated.
the king: His wife will need some comforting, are you up for the job?
Summarize the dialogue | the king and the captain of the guard are planning to poison the blacksmith. the king has procured hemlock root and the date for the operation is within a fortnight. the captain of the guard will comfort the blacksmith's wife. |
child: Hellooo
priest: Hello my child. May I help you?
child: I only came to check around
priest: Did you come to pray, child?
child: No your Holiness. I get intrigued a lot by the pictures around
priest: I am not Holy, child. That is for Our Father in Heaven. But please, look as you will
child: Thanks a lot Priest. I have a question though.
priest: Go ahead, child
child: Is there really a God someplace?
priest: You have to pay extra for that answer
child: Pay??? Is salvation no longer free?
priest: salvation is free. Philosophy is not.
child: Rubbish. Let me take my leave.
Summarize the dialogue | child came to the church to look around. He is interested in the pictures. He has a question about God. He will pay for the answer. |
#Person1#: Well, what about this two-bedroom apartment? The listing says it's right in the heart of the city, just steps from the metro.
#Person2#: Wow, that would be very convenient. How much is the rent?
#Person1#: It says it's $ 1600. But if you share it with another person, that's only $ 800 per month.
#Person2#: That definitely sounds like a steal. I think that is a very trendy neighborhood as well.
#Person1#: That's true. I know that there are lots of popular restaurants and coffee shops around there. | #Person1# tells #Person2# the location, rent, and the surroundings of the two-bedroom apartment. |
#Person1#: Oh, please! Don't be so old-fashioned! It's totally safe.
#Person2#: I sure hope you didn't trust anyone with your credit card number.
#Person1#: All I did so far was make a bid on the Buddha. It was easy!
#Person2#: Easy? Ha!! It was easy for them to cheat you!!
#Person1#: Oh, come on! I just gave them my e-mail, my address and my phone number. And my name, of course. | #Person2# is afraid of #Person1# being cheated by others of #Person1#'s credit card number. |
worshipper: God is my all
person: Who is your God?
worshipper: the God that made the heaven and the earth
person: Yah, do you have a crucifix with you?
worshipper: always brother, always
person: When can you teach me to pray?
worshipper: when the service is over my friend
person: Lemme see this please
worshipper: holy smokes
person: I am sorry, just want to have a look at it
worshipper: i forgive you
person: Thank you
worshipper: bless you always and please you can always see the nun if i am not around
Summarize the dialogue | The worshipper has a crucifix with him. He will teach the person to pray after the service. |
Rebecca: Dear all! Thanks for last night! It was awesome!
Ben: Hope you all had as much fun as I did!
Harry: Many thanks to Rebecca, Ben, Gina, Kelly, Anna and everyone else!
Kelly: It was a great night!
Gina: Thank youuuuuu all! Amazing time with amazing people! :)
Anna: Lovely catch up! xxx
Will: thanks for.. Not tagging me! Ha ha! See you guys next time!
Harry: many thanks to Will! Haha! | Rebecca, Ben, Harry, Kelly, Anna and Will enjoyed last night. |
cat: Meow! Hello!
Summarize the dialogue | The cat is greeting the man. |
a large experienced guard with a grizzly expression.: Ay, I've been served steaks tougher than you. You want to boast about, go down to the tavern, shove a drunk around.
king's guardsman: Hahaha. I would take you seriously but you try too hard.
a large experienced guard with a grizzly expression.: So, mercenary work before this, eh? One of the companies, or freelance?
king's guardsman: One of the companies. The Dagger & Lance. Heard of them?
a large experienced guard with a grizzly expression.: Aye, that I have. Helped Prince Wastafer take Fort Cloudspire if I'm not mistaken. Were you part of that group or was it before your time?
king's guardsman: That wasn't us. You are trying to trip me up and make me look like a liar. Why do you really hate me so much?
Summarize the dialogue | a large experienced guard with a grizzly expression. was mercenary before this. He helped Prince Wastafer take Fort Cloudspire. King's guardsman was part of the Dagger & Lance. |
Jarvis: Thank you very much for the Gifticon you sent me. 😍😍
Jarvis: My wife and I drank coffee and my son took cake.✌️✌️
Jarvis: <file_photo>
Jarvis: <file_photo>
Dustin: I am happy to hear that. 😍😍😍😍
Dustin: I haven’t treated you well last time and I was thinking about that...
Dustin: But now I am so pleased that you had a good time with your family.
Jarvis: Thanks again for the Gifticon. | Jarvis had a good time with his family. He is happy about a picture Dustin has sent him. He sends some photos to Dustin. |
priest: By Job's tears... Did he recover?
monk: We must pray for him. I'm sorry to say he hit his head. Now he thinks he is a horse.
priest: The poor bastard. Er, I mean, we must pray for his mind.
monk: For I am a simple monk. I live only in the present moment. I will admire this plant now.
priest: Yes, those who dwell on the plants of the lord, will live forever. (hicc)
monk: God said I could have this plant. It has a sweet aroma. God said he needs you to give me money.
priest: Brother, the lord told me you'd say that.
monk: Bible slap! Take that!
priest: Thou shall not take the lord's holy items and use them for violence!
monk: I just stole your Bible. Is stealing a Bible wrong if afterwards my life is changed because I read it?
priest: That requires more reflection and lots of wine. Ask me when you're older. (hicc)
Summarize the dialogue | Job hit his head and now he thinks he is a horse. The monk stole the priest's Bible. |
someone: You survived though, be thankful and don't forget that. I've lost many brothers over the years to these scum, attacked in the night like the cowards they are!
hermit: Why was I allowed to survive? There were many braver, more worthy men than I that perished! I could not bear the grief....so I hid myself away, floated off to distant shores, letting my name join those missing in battle...
someone: God only knows. It's pointless to torture yourself like this, let me buy you a drink in the tavern and tell me a great sea story. Tell me of foreign lands! What is your name, friend?
hermit: No, I count myself among the dead now. So much of me died along with my comrades. It would do you no good to hang around an old ghost like me.
someone: Very well, have it your way. At least help me pull this rope and ring this godforsaken bell.
hermit: Very well, for the message of peace and for the honor of those who gave for it, I will help you.
Summarize the dialogue | hermit survived the battle, but he feels he was not as brave as his comrades. He hid himself away and floated to distant shores. Someone wants him to join him in the tavern and tell him a story. Hermit will help him pull the |
pig: Or the dogs that the Knights use to sniff out their prey. Horrible animals. The dogs too!
horse: The dogs are my friends. I'm sorry they arn't friends with you.
pig: Thank you for the hug. Well your lucky. I never see anyone hunt a horse in these woods. Where you headed? Theres a nice trail over there that leads to the watering hole.
horse: I love water! Let's trot over there and drink some.
pig: Right this way. I can't wait to roll around in the mud! oink oink!
horse: I like to roll around on the grass when I get itchy. Mud is too sticky for me.
pig: There is a patch of grass near the tree. We can do that next! You could sleep there next to the sheep.
horse: Oh no, I will go home to sleep. There is a human there who gives me scratches, and food. Plus he lets me pull this big cart up and down the road sometimes.
pig: That sounds wonderful. I just use the tree to scratch myself.
Summarize the dialogue | pig and horse are going to the watering hole. Horse likes to roll on the grass, pig likes to roll in the mud. Horse will go home to sleep. |
Ryan: Hey Holly, long time no speak, how are you? :)
Holly: Hi Ryan! It's so nice to hear from you! Nothing special is happening,really. I've been working a lot recently :( Where are you now actually?
Ryan: Amsterdam! The project I'm currently working on is planned until the end of November, so I believe I might come home around Christmas.
Holly: That's so great, we surely need to meet up then and reminisce good old times :)
Ryan: When we were young and beautiful, carefree….
Holly: Exactly! Now we are just beautiful XD
Ryan: Speaking about beautiful people, how is your boyfriend Mike doing?
Holly: Ah..you see, there was one tiny development in this area, he is not my boyfriend anymore…
Ryan: Oh no, seriously? He was a nice guy! And so pretty :)
Holly: Hold your horse, he's not my boyfriend anymore as he is my fiancé now
Ryan: Wow, now I understand everything, congrats Holly! When did it happen? Was it romantic ? :D
Holly: Nah, it wasn't romantic at all, he just went on one knee after we had dinner with my parents, can you imagine?
Ryan: I certainly can :) I believe your father was really entertained?
Holly: Yeah, later on he told me he could hardly stop himself from laughing
Ryan: And what about your mum?
Holly: Apparently she knew what Mike was planning so it wasn't a surprise for her!
Ryan: Anyway, nice to hear that you decided to make this step in your life :)
Holly: Thanks Ryan :) It indeed is a certain step in my life... | Ryan is working in Amsterdam until the end of November. He will meet with Holly when he'll get back. Holly got engaged to her boyfriend Mike. |
#Person1#: I have been looking at this online catalog for over an hour and I still haven't finished getting all the kitchen appliances that we need!
#Person2#: What are you getting?
#Person1#: Well, the first thing on my list is a new blender. I decided to also get a juicer and a new coffee maker.
#Person2#: Don't forget to also get a new mixer. I lent the old one to my brother and he broke it.
#Person1#: Yeah I know. I also decided to throw away the old toaster and get a new one. I am also getting a rice cooker and steamer to make some nice steamed fish or veggies.
#Person2#: I'm actually thinking of completely refurnishing the kitchen and getting a new stove, oven, dishwasher and trash compacter.
#Person1#: That's a good idea! The kitchen will look amazing! | #Person1# and #Person2# talk about the kitchen appliances they need--a blender, a juicer, a coffee maker, a mixer, a toaster, a rice cooker and steamer. #Person2# suggests completely refurnishing the kitchen. |
Iris: hi there
Iris: how is life going?
Ezra: hello Iris
Ezra: it's really great
Ezra: Spain is so beautiful :D
Iris: are you making any progress with your research?
Ezra: hmm…next question please :D
Ezra: for the time being I'm focused on bonding with other cultures
Ezra: so to speak :D
Iris: that means you're partying a lot then :D
Ezra: partying and sightseeing
Ezra: <file_photo>
Iris: wooow, looks stunning
Iris: I envy you a lot!
Ezra: true, often I can't believe I had so much luck!
Iris: <file_gif> | In Spain, Ezra is partying and sightseeing instead of doing his research. |
#Person1#: Why do you want to go to the U. S. ?
#Person2#: I want to enrich my knowledge in management. The United States is an ideal place for me.
#Person1#: What will you do when you come home?
#Person2#: Before I work in the office, I was a teacher. So if possible, I'd like to come back to some school to pass on my new knowledge to more people.
#Person1#: Do you feel your English is good enough for the course?
#Person2#: Yes. You know, English is my present working language. Besides, I scored very high in TOEFL.
#Person1#: Who will be your supporter during your stay in the States?
#Person2#: I will support myself. In recent years, I have saved enough money for my study in the U. S.
#Person1#: How long do you expect to stay there?
#Person2#: I will be there for three years. | #Person1# asks #Person2# some questions about #Person2#'s plan of studying in the U.S., including the reasons, the job when coming home, the supporter, and the staying length. |
#Person1#: Well, Mr. Smith. That ' s a nasty infection you have.
#Person2#: Yes. Is there anything you can give me to get rid of it, Doctor?
#Person1#: I ' m going to prescribe some antibiotics, and some cream to ease the itching and burning.
#Person2#: OK. Thank you. Where should I buy them?
#Person1#: The pharmacy will give you a discount since you came to the clinic.
#Person2#: Great. What floor is the pharmacy on?
#Person1#: The fourth. I ' ll send the prescription down there, so you can just pick it up on your way out.
#Person2#: Thank you. | The doctor prescribes some medicine for Mr. Smith and tells him where to get it. |
Tom: Is anybody going to Milan these days?
Jill: I may go on Monday
Jill: why?
Tom: I need to leave some documents at the university but it doesn't make sense to go there only for that
Nora: I'll be there tomorrow
Nora: So I can take them for you
Tom: Perfect!
Nora: but you have to bring them to my place
Nora: could you?
Tom: sure, I can be at your place in 15min
Nora: good, that would be great, i've to wake up early
Tom: ok, I'll copy them in the city and come over
Tom: so it may take 20-30min, is that ok?
Nora: sure! | Tom needs to leave some documents at the university in Milan. Nora will be there tomorrow so she'll take them for him. He's just going to copy them in the city and he'll be at her place in 20-30mins. |
thief: Ohh well... I just came through the village the other day.
a royal: Why are you here?
thief: Um... no reason... now don't struggle!
a royal: This is a holy place. How dare you fiend!
thief: You left me no choice, now I won't hurt you if you just stop moving.
a royal: You shall hang for attacking a member of the royal family naive.
thief: Just stand down and we can talk this over, of course with me ultimately coming out on top of the negotiations.
a royal: Never, you evil rogue!
thief: Well then you are to suffer a horrible death!
a royal: You shall suffer the horrible death for desecrating this holy alter.
thief: Royals like you are all title and no experience, and I am the exact opposite as a pariah of society!
a royal: I shall teach you your proper place.
Summarize the dialogue | a thief is robbing a royal in a holy place. |
the priest: what is a nun like you doing in a bar like this?
Summarize the dialogue | The nun is in a bar. |
Wendy: Hey, what was the accurate address of your apartament? I'm wandering around the street and looking for it.
Liz: Roosevelt Street 12/2
Wendy: 12? Where's 12?
Liz: Next to 7/11 store.
Wendy: Ok, I see it. Be there in 2 minutes.
Liz: I'll open the door for you. | Wendy can't find Liz' apartment. Liz lives at Roosevelt Street 12/2. Wendy will be there in 2 minutes. |
#Person1#: Excuse me, can you tell me where the post office is?
#Person2#: It's on the Fifth Avenue.
#Person1#: I'm afraid I don't quite understand.
#Person2#: I see. You're a stranger here. Walk two blocks ahead, then turn left. You can't miss it. | #Person2# shows #Person1# the way to the post office. |
Olga: Shopping this weekend?
Olga: <file_gif>
Kari: oh I don't know...
Kari: anything special?
Olga: No, just need some new shoes... And a bag. And a second bag. And maybe one (just one) pair of jeans ;) ;)
Kari: I see ;) you got paid and crazy ;)
Olga: Just a little ;)
Kari: where do you want to go?
Kari: ok, I'm in by the way ;)
Olga: Let's check out the new mall
Kari: Southern? ok | Olga and Kari will do shopping in the new mall. |
Nick: Hi what are you doing?
Bob: I'm watching tv
Bob: Why are you asking?
Nick: I was wondering if you want to play football with me?
Bob: Actually in a half hour I have a date
Nick: A date? With who?
Bob: You know Julia?
Nick: Are you kidding me? Julia?
Bob: No you stupid. Her sister Jenny
Nick: I didn't know that Julia has a sister
Bob: Yes she has a sister and she is actually really pretty
Nick: And where are you having this date?
Bob: I'm taking her to the cinema
Nick: That's boring, you can't talk there
Bob: I know but I picked a horror
Nick: So what?
Bob: You don't understand nothing...
Bob: Horrors are scary, she will be scared and want to hug me
Nick: You always know how to get the girls...
Bob: Wish me luck
Nick: Yeah I hope you will tell me about it later
Bob: I have to get ready now, see you later | Bob is going for a date with Julia. They are going to the cinema to watch a horror movie. |
lizards: quite the ominous chamber we found are in huh?
worshipper: Who said that?
lizards: I'm sealed in the sword, Glad you can hear me
worshipper: Sealed in the sword? Am I hearing things?
lizards: Correctsss. No ritual slaying on thisssss clean blade
worshipper: Wow I must be so sleep deprived or very drunk.
lizards: yesss, you are verrry sleeppy and you shall call me Excalibur, Worshipper
worshipper: Excalibur? Maybe I should put this down and try to come to my senses.
lizards: Fool!
worshipper: Excuse me?
lizards: a sword must have a name
worshipper: And why is that?
lizards: It's tradition among the warriors
Summarize the dialogue | lizards are in the ominous chamber. They are sealed in the sword. The worshipper is sleep deprived or drunk. He will call the sword Excalibur. |
Postdoc H: Now I mean you know it s true I mean we were discussing this earlier that depending on the task so if you ve got someone giving a report you are not going to have as much overlap But i i so we are going to have s you know non overlapping samples anyway But in a meeting which would otherwise be highly overlapping is the near field mike enough or should we have some rules of participation for some of our samples to lessen the overlap ?
Professor A: I do not think we should have rules of participation but I think we should try to pause get a variety of meetings That s something that if we get the the meeting stuff going at UW that I probably can do more than you guys cuz you guys are probably mostly going to get ICSI people here But we can get anybody in EE over and and possibly also some CS people over at UW So I think that that there s a good chance we could get more variety
Postdoc H: OK Just want to be sure there s enough data to
PhD B: They are still going to overlap but Mark and others have said that there s quite a lot of found data comment from the discourse community that has this characteristic and also the political Y you know anything that was televised for a third party has the characteristic of not very much overlap
Professor D: Wasn but w I think we were saying before also that the natural language group here had less overlap So it also depends on the style of the group of people
PhD B: Like the dominance relations of the people in the meeting
Postdoc H: Mm On the task and the task It s just I just wanted to because you know it is true people can modify the amount of overlap that they do if if they are asked to Not not entirely modify it but lessen it if if it s desired But if if that s sufficient data I just wanted to be sure that we will not be having a lot of data which can not be processed
Professor A: OK So I m just writing here we are not going to try to specify rules of interaction but we are going to try to get more variety by i using different pause groups of people
Postdoc H: Fine And I you know I I know that the near f near field mikes will take care of also the problems to s to a certain degree
Professor A: e e And then the other thing might be technical versus administrative
Postdoc H: I just wanted to be sure
Professor A: Cuz if I recorded some administrative meetings then that may have less overlap because you might have more overlap when you are doing something technical and disagreeing or whatever
Postdoc H: Mm Mm Well I just as as as a contributary eh so I I know that in l in legal depositions people are pr are prevented from overlapping They will just say you know you know `` wait till each person is finished before you say something `` So it is possible to lessen if we wanted to But but these other factors are fine I just wanted to raise the issue
Professor A: Well the reason why I did not want to is be why I personally did not want to comment is because I wanted it to be pause as unintrusive as possi as you could be with these things hanging on you
Postdoc H: Oh I think that s always desired I just want to be sure we do not that we are able to process i you you know as much data as we can
Professor D: Did they discuss any of that in the the meeting they had with L Liberman ?
PhD B: And there was a big division so Liberman and others pause were interested in a lot of found data So there s lots of recordings that They are not close talk mike but And and there s lots of television you know stuff on political debates and things like that congre congressional hearings Boring stuff like that and then the CMU folks and I were sort of on the other side in cuz they had collected a lot of meetings that were sort of like this and said that those are nothing like these meetings so there are really two different kinds of data And I guess we just left it as comment that pause if there s found data that can be transformed for use in speech recognition easily then of course we would do it but newly collected data would would be natural meetings So
Professor D: Actually th comment the CMU folk have collected a lot of data Is that is that going to be publicly available
PhD B: As far as I know they h have not
Grad G: It s also it s not it s not near far right ?
PhD B: I m not sure if people were interested they could talk to them but I I got the feeling there was some politics involved
Grad G: I think going to add that to one of my action items
PhD B: I I do not know
Professor D: W we should know what s out there certainly
Grad G: Cuz I had thought they would only done far field
PhD B: I think you need to talk to Waibel and
Grad G: intelligent room sorts of things
PhD E: Oh really ? It s those guys
Grad G: I had not known that then they would done any more than that
Professor D: Oh they only did the far field ? I see
PhD B: But they had multiple mikes and they did do recognition and they did do real conversations But as far as I know they did not offer that data to the community at this meeting But that could change cuz Mark you know Mark s really into this We should keep in touch with him
Professor D: Well once we send out I mean we still have not sent out the first note saying `` hey this list exists `` But but once we do that
Professor A: Is that an action item ?
Professor D: It s on I already added that one on my board to do that So hopefully everybody here is on that list We should at least check that everybody here ?
Grad G: I think everyone here is on the list
Professor D: We have not sent anything to the list yet We are just compiling the list
Grad G: I I added a few people who did not who I knew had to be on it even though they did not tell me
PhD E: Who specifically ask not to be
Grad G: You are on it are not you ?
Postdoc H: So I w just just for clarification So `` found data `` they mean like established corpora of linguistics and and other fields right ?
PhD B: What they mean is stuff they do not have to fund to collect
Postdoc H: It sounds like such a t
PhD B: Well I mean `` found `` has also the meaning that s it very natural It s things occur without any You know the pe these people were not wearing close talking mikes but they were recorded anyway like the congressional hearings and you know for legal purposes or whatever
Postdoc H: OK But it includes like standard corpora that have been used for years in linguistics and pause other fields
PhD B: Mark s aware of those too
PhD E: `` Hey look what we found ! ``
PhD B: That would be found data because they found it and it exists
PhD E: `` I found this great corpora ``
PhD B: They did not have to collect it Of course it s not `` found `` in the sense that at the time it was collected for the purpose
Grad G: `` Psst comment Want to buy a corpora ? ``
PhD B: But what he means is that You know Mark was really a fan of getting as much data as possible from you know reams and reams of stuff of broadcast stuff TV stuff radio stuff But he well understands that that s very different than these this type of meeting | The team thought it would be worthwhile to get different sorts of meeting data. Meetings will vary in mic placement, speaker sound overlap, and style. Even the dominance relationships in the meetings would cause variance in the data. Some members also wanted to gather TV and radio data. |
noble: Good day Father
Summarize the dialogue | Father: Good morning, my child. |
#Person1#: Hello, I'd like to return this sweater. I have the receipt right here.
#Person2#: OK, let me take a look. Uh, so you bought this over a month ago.
#Person1#: That's right. It was a birthday present for my niece.
#Person2#: I'm sorry, ma'am. But if it has been over a month, we can't return your money.
#Person1#: Are you kidding me? I haven't even opened the package, my friend.
#Person2#: Well, that is just our store rule.
#Person1#: There must be something you can do.
#Person2#: I'll talk to my manager.
#Person1#: I'd like to talk to him myself. | #Person1# wants to return a sweater. #Person2# refuses because it has been over a month. #Person1# wants to talk to #Person2#'s manager. |
army: we are conscripting you into the army please come with us
towns folk: Now wait a minute! I have a family to look after!
army: well you will be compensated so please do not struggle
towns folk: Who will tend to the crops? Look after the fields if I'm not there?
army: we will have someone else look after your dear wife and kids and farm fear not
towns folk: They're all I have. I couldn't fathom....
army: please do not break down here, just come with us and you will be numb soon enough
towns folk: You military types are certainly something else. I have nothing to offer the army; why have I been chosen?
army: the same reason as all of us we must serve our time
towns folk: I feel like my time has passed. Look at me, weathered from the sun and labor. Surely I will only slow you down.
army: callous shows hard work, you will do fine
towns folk: I'm certain you're only saying that to get me to come along quietly.
Summarize the dialogue | army wants to conscript the towns folk into the army. They will be compensated. The towns folk have a family to look after. |
Emilia: hi! how was the weekend? :)
Lucy: hey! :) pretty normal, thanks!
Lucy: and yours?
Emilia: ok-ish
Emilia: it would have been ok, if I my parents hadn't made me look after my younger sister
Emilia: she's such a brat
Emilia: on the good side, i've seen a fantastic film by Emir Kusturica, "Arizona Dream"
Emilia: you should definitely see it!
Lucy: actually, i've seen it hundreds of times - it's one of my favourite films of all time :) | At the weekend Emilia had to look after her younger sister. She also saw 'Arizona Dream' by Emir Kusturica. Lucy has seen the film many times, it's one of her favourites. |
Jessie: What do you think of this place?
Jessie: <file_other>
Lily: Oooh, I like the decor, it looks like it has a good feel
Jessie: Yeah, exactly, it doesn't seem like it's too over the top.
Lily: How did you find it?
Jessie: My friend from high school recommended it, she said she had her high school grad party there, but said the place was nice. nothing tacky or cheesy
Lily: Mmm yeah yeah, ok well I can call them and ask them what the price would be for 30 people
Jessie: Yeah that sounds good. | Lily finds the place recommended to Jessie by her friend nice. Lily offers to call and ask about the price they expect for 30 people there. |
Michael: <file_other>
Gertrude: That's horrible!
Michael: Poor women.
Jason: What a monster that did this!
Michael: They were really pretty, look:
Michael: <photo_file>
Michael: <photo_file>
Gertrude: They already had a very tough life
Gertrude: Did not deserve to die like that
Michael: Nobody deserves to die like that
Jason: What a terrible crime!
Jason: I hope the monster will be caught soon
Gertrude: Me too. | Some women were murdered. |
god: Well I would imagine this simple meeting has quelled those doubts.
servant: Yes . . . though this could be a hallucination?
god: Certainly are doubtful aren't you?
servant: I mean, I've spent my entire life with doubt - I even joked about how the only way I could become faithful would be if God appeared suddenly in front of me. Has my entire life been a lie?
god: That's why they call it faith, it requires in believing in something that can seem uncertain.
servant: So . . . since I'm talking to you, what is it that I should believe in?
god: Believe in yourself. Not in the you who believes in me. Not the me who believes in you. Believe in the you who believes in yourself.
servant: Okay . . . but what if I'm not a very good person?
god: Each of you has the capacity to change, it simply depends on your will.
servant: But what if I'm comfortable, and don't really feel like changing?
Summarize the dialogue | god wants the servant to believe in himself. |
local: Human blood??? Why???
camel: It is part of the potion that needs to be concocted for my spell to break!
local: What else is in the potion?
camel: Oh, lettuce, onion, potato, sugar cubes, apple, 2 gallons of water and 4 strawberries. I know they're not easy to get by but it's kinda important.. come to think of it the blood isn't really needed but it makes the soup look cool!
local: Well, how about I help you get that stuff, since we are at the general store? And maybe, just this time, we skip the blood.
camel: Oh alright. I have no money though... being a camel and all.
local: Oh, yes. Of course. How silly of me. Let me get those things for you. Once you are a knight again, will you be able to pay me back? I'm happy to help, but this won't be cheap.
Summarize the dialogue | camel needs human blood to break a spell. local will buy the other ingredients for him. |
Paul: What color flowers should I get
Cindy: any just not yellow
Paul: ok, pink?
Cindy: no maybe red
Paul: just tell me what color and what type ok?
Cindy: ugh, red roses! | Paul will buy red roses following Cindy's advice. |
wizard: I don't see much of a difference in your eyebrows. Why don't you lift up your pants and see if anything changed?
patron: Kind of looks like I have more hair on my legs
wizard: Here, I'll show you what a proper wizard can do with that spell. Viparous hairimous venomous! There, your legs are perfectly smooth now!
patron: Wow Hairless, and no clothes. What a day this has been. Are my eyebrows on fleek?
wizard: I suppose I might have overdone it just a tad. I can lend you my robe in the meantime.
patron: I'm sorry to barge in on your secret. I really just needed a needle for my to help make clothes for my family. I have so many of kids and my needles wear out so fast. They are so expensive.
wizard: I'm afraid I will have to cast a spell to wipe your memory of this place. Can't have mortals coming at us with pitchforks! Memoria delere!
Summarize the dialogue | wizard overdid the spell and the patron's legs are now hairless. He will wipe her memory of this place. |
worshipper: I am indeed.
high priestess: What are you here for?
worshipper: I simply came to worship, as I often do.
high priestess: Are you okay? I answer to the goddess.
worshipper: I am fine good priestess, nothing ails me. I am but a simple man that is poor in coin but rich in the word.
high priestess: Ah, you are a faithful servant!
worshipper: Very much so, one could argue it is the reason for which I breath.
high priestess: Where are you traveling from?
worshipper: I am not headed on a particular course, I simply wander and visit places such as this.
high priestess: How do you make a living then?!
worshipper: One needs very little when it comes to leading a meaningful life.
high priestess: But do you not know where your native home is? What your family was?
worshipper: Oh I do, but there is no family to speak of and as such there was no reason to stay.
Summarize the dialogue | worshipper is visiting the temple to worship. He is a simple man that is poor in coin but rich in the word. He is traveling and has no family to speak of. |
Taylor: Are you going for an exchange this year?
Alex: no, I decided to stay here, it seems a bit pointless
Jeff: I am going to Wales
James: to Wales?!
Taylor: I didn't know there are universities in Wales
Taylor: lol, joking, is it Cardiff?
Jeff: no, Gwynedd
James: a friend of mine was there, he really liked it
Jeff: cool | Jeff is going for an exchange to Gwynedd in Wales this year. A friend of James was there and he really liked it. |
Lina: Hi Ben, I need some advice on digital camers. Can you help?
Ben: Sure. But can we talk in the evening? I'm having quite a busy day at the office.
Lina: Yeah, sure!
Ben: Let's say around 7:00. OK?
Lina: Great! | Ben will advise Lina about digital cameras around 7 PM. |
Harvey: Hi, Reggie! Can you give me 5 minutes?
Reggie: Sure, actually I can give you 10min.
Harvey: 5 is ok! Thanks!
Harvey: OK.
Harvey: Ready!
Harvey: Ahhhhh!
Harvey: Mel has just come.
Harvey: And said she wants to talk to me...
Harvey: Probably extension of my agreement.
Reggie: OMG!
Harvey: That was not planned at all.
Reggie: Ok, let me know when you finish.
Harvey: Ok, I'm back. So sorry!
Reggie: No worries at all! | Harvey asked Reggie for 5 minutes of his time in order to tell him about Mel. She will probably extend his agreement, so, as it was not planned, Reggie wants to know when Harvey finishes. Harvey is sorry that he is back. |
king: There is nothing of great importance yet, maid. Just do the ordinary cleaning for now.
chambermaid: Is this clean enough for your liking?
king: Well perhaps a bit more than that.
chambermaid: Very well. I will try to do better
king: Thank you, maid. Just make sure it looks tidy, is all.
chambermaid: Very well. How is the queen doing these days?
king: Ohh she is doing fine, the kingdom is hard to run and it gets tough sometimes but nothing too bad.
chambermaid: Well you certainly make it look easy. This ruby is beautiful. Where did you get it?
king: That has been a part of our royal treasury for quite some time now, so I am not sure. It really is gorgeous though.
chambermaid: I think everything here is clean. Anything else I can do for you?
king: Nothing off the top of my head, really. Want to go see if you are needed elsewhere?
chambermaid: I guess so. I'm sure the other servants have everything else taken care of.
Summarize the dialogue | king wants the maid to do the ordinary cleaning. The queen is fine. The king is not sure where he got the ruby. |
Kate: What time is your flight?
Claude: 6 am
Kate: that early!
Claude: Yeah... I have to be at the airport at 4...
Kate: then get some sleep! Good night :)
Claude: Night. ;) | Claude's flight is at 6 am, so he needs to be at the airport at 4. |
John: Hello! I've been thinking about becoming a programmer for quite a long time and would appreciate a piece of advice from you guys. Thanks!
Victoria: Hi John! What would you like to know? :)
Alex: yeah what kind of programmer? back end front end?
John: I don't know yet, I can't decide
Alex: great start man hahahaha
Alex: u know the difference?
John: I do, I'm not sure I'd be better at
Victoria: In my opinion, it depends on your character and what you enjoy doing
John: But I don't know any programming languages yet
Mike: i don't get it, you said you were thinking about for a long time and still haven't even tried?
Alex: my advice - get on with it!
Victoria: Well, do you prefer more technical stuff or... design? If you know the difference back-end and front-end, this is a thing you should figure out by yourself
Mike: Try different websites with free online courses
Mike: I started just trying stuff until I finally liked something
Victoria: Yeah, I'm more into front-end, but... I don't know, you should just feel it
Patrick: Hm, any websites you can recommend?
Alex: <file_other>
Victoria: for front end <file_other> and <file_other> | John wants to become a programmer. He does not know any programming languages yet. |
Anna: I went shopping in my slippers this morning! Happy Saturday!
Oliver: looking for an excuse to buy another pair of shoes?
Anna: i went grocery shopping! x
Tom: What did you do last night? Haha!
Anna: I’d rather not tell.
Tom: Yeah, that’s what i thought!
Carla: at least you were comfy! ;)
Beth: when did you realise?
Anna: at the check out!
Beth: haha! You are so funny! You always make me laugh!
Anna: xxx | Anna forgot to change her shoes when she was going grocery shopping this morning. Only at the checkout did she realize that she still had her slippers on. |
person: This would be a lovely paradise, were it not for our circumstances...
an exiled person: Yes, we have been exiled to this place for a reason.
person: Speak for yourself. I haven't done a thing.
an exiled person: Then why are you here?
Summarize the dialogue | person and an exiled person are in a paradise. They have been exiled to this place for a reason. |
#Person1#: Hi Sam, it's 8:00 o'clock now, get up quickly. It's time for breakfast.
#Person2#: I don't really want to get up.
#Person1#: What would you like for breakfast, Sam?
#Person2#: I'm not quite hungry now, let me think for a while. What kind of food do you prepare mom?
#Person1#: Sandwiches, bread and vegetables.
#Person2#: Are they chicken sandwiches or vegetable ones?
#Person1#: Chicken sandwiches.
#Person2#: Great, they're my favorite!
#Person1#: What do you want to drink? Juice or milk?
#Person2#: Milk, please.
#Person1#: Wash your hands before you eat.
#Person2#: Ok, mom, but where's dad?
#Person1#: He's sleeping.
#Person2#: Sleeping? Why? It's 8:00 o'clock already. Dad is too lazy.
#Person1#: No, Sam, he slept rather late last night, because he went to the station to meet his friend. Don't wake him up, let him sleep a little more.
#Person2#: Ok, mom. | Mom wakes up Sam and has prepared his favorite chicken sandwiches. Mom asks Sam not to wake up Dad because he stayed up late last night. |
Mia: I have never been to San Fransico
Aiden: Neither have I
Mia: Would you like to come with me?
Aiden: Yeah I would, But
Mia: but?
Aiden: I have to get prepared this Sunday for finals
Mia: We would go next weekend then
Aiden: Done :D | Mia is preparing for finals. Mia and Aiden will go to San Francisco next weekend. |
bat: hello
spiders: Hi there, I am spider
bat: Becareful there...
spiders: Don't you get lonely in this cave, though?
bat: I do, a lot
spiders: Then we should be friends!
bat: I am more active at night. You function more during the day
spiders: I have taken the magical gem so that I will be able to hang out with you at night
bat: Wow! that is really nice then. What will you like to eat
spiders: I don't eat bugs because I feel too bad about it, so anything vegetarian!
bat: Like spinach?
spiders: Sure, that sounds good!
bat: Here, have this.
Summarize the dialogue | spiders and bat want to be friends. They will eat spinach. |
#Person1#: John, it's time to get up.
#Person2#: It can't be time to get up yet.
#Person1#: It is. Hurry up! You'll be late for school.
#Person2#: What's the time?
#Person1#: It's nearly half past seven.
#Person2#: My watch says ten past.
#Person1#: It's slow. Hurry up! The bus goes at twenty to eight.
#Person2#: Are you sure half past seven?
#Person1#: Positive. I'll put the radio on.
#Person2#: ( And here is the seven o'clock news ) It's only seven o'clock. Your watch is fast.
#Person1#: No, it isn't. It's stopped. I forgot to wind it up last night.
#Person2#: I could have stayed in bed for another half hour. | #Person1# wakes up John, saying he'll be late for school. However, it's actually pretty early because #Person1#'s watch has stopped. |
outlaw: No, I just enjoy ruffling folk's feathers. Only thing that gets me going in the morning. Other than whiskey of course.
robber: Hmm, I had you pegged as a serial groper. No offense.
outlaw: How did you know about my side gig? Nah, just playing. How's about you and me get rich?
robber: It's almost dark and that's prime robbing time. Are you any good at hiding in bushes waiting to ambush people?
outlaw: Not my style, I go in and start the fight. That'll give you time to go in and steal our score.
robber: Whatever floats your boat, outlaw. Are you going to beat them with this branch?
outlaw: Nope, I'm going to choke them with this twine. You ready to bang knuckles?
robber: I usually just use my sword, but I'm never on to tell a man how to go about his business. Mind if I grab a quick bite first?
Summarize the dialogue | outlaw and robber are going to rob a bank. outlaw will fight the guards while robber will steal the money. |
ogre: Oh please, a tiny spider like yourself has nothing against a big, green orge like myself. It would be wise for you to shut your trap.
large spiders: Listen perhaps we could make a deal?
ogre: A deal, now why would I make a deal with a measly little spider?
large spiders: Surely you must get tired of exerting so much effort for a kill?
ogre: It would be no effort to squish you in between my fingers little one. Any who. What was this deal you were thinking of.
large spiders: I have very powerful venom. I could give you some to coat your weapons to weaken your prey. In exchange you let me stay and bring me some back every now and then
ogre: You like to eat human flesh as well?
large spiders: Human, deer, dog...even ogre. Its all meat to me!
ogre: Well spider, I gravely underestimated you. We have a deal.
Summarize the dialogue | large spiders wants to make a deal with the ogre. The ogre will let the spider stay in exchange for venom. |
guard: Wouldn't my dog eat it? And possibly me with it??
vendor: It is seasoned with garlic, I do not believe your hound will bother it. After all, aren't you a guard? Don't you guard things?
guard: Well within reason
vendor: Would you be interested in a guard job here in the market? I am having trouble with these street urchins stealing my wares.
guard: Yes, I could be tempted. What would I be paid?
vendor: 5 pieces of silver a day, plus 3 square meals a day of the freshest foods you've ever had.
guard: Well hey, I am in!
vendor: Here is your first day's wages. Look!! that boy there!! He stole from me just yesterday. Now earn your keep!
guard: I will find him and take your wage back, I assure you!
vendor: These thieves have been making it impossible to earn a living. I am so happy.
Summarize the dialogue | vendor offers the guard a job as a guard in the market. The guard accepts the offer. The vendor offers the guard 5 silver pieces a day, plus 3 meals a day of the freshest foods. The guard will find the boy who stole from the vendor yesterday and take his wage back |
Nathalie: Fancy going to a workshop with me?
Alex: When?
Nathalie: This weekend :) I saw my friend is going to a workshop on homemade cosmetics, it may be interesting
Alex: Oh, ok. Could you send me a link?
Nathalie: Here's the event on fb <file_other>
Nathalie: It costs only 15
Alex: Hm... looks interesting
Nathalie: So? Will you join me? I don't want to go on my own ;)
Alex: Sure! Looks fun! I always wondered how people do it
Nathalie: Yeah, me too. Especially as I'm allergic to a lot of things and natural cosmetics are too expensive for me sometimes.
Alex: What if you're allergic to one of the ingredients they will be using during the workshop?
Nathalie: I don't know, but I doubt it, I'm usually ok with natural stuff
Alex: I wonder if we're going to make candles, always wanted to learn to make them
Nathalie: I'm happy we're going together :) We'll so much more fun <3
Alex: And we'll be sorted with the gifts for the upcoming birthdays :D | Alex will go to a workshop on homemade cosmetics with Nathalie. The entrance costs 15. |
miner: I've been a miner here for 30 years. However, the gold seems to be drying up around here...
old homeless man: Have ye ever struck a vein yourself? What's the biggest nugget ye ever found?
miner: My first year here I found a nugget of gold the size of a man's fist. I couldn't believe it when I first came across it!
old homeless man: A man's fist!!! Must have been worth a King's ransom! Be truthful now - did ye ever sneak any out in yer pockets to keep fer yerself?
miner: What can I say, a man has to feed his family sometimes!
old homeless man: Well, I thank ye sir - a bit of lunch and a good tale makes fer a fine day. I think I'll try me luck at the market with this old lantern after all.
Summarize the dialogue | The miner has been a miner for 30 years. He found a nugget of gold the size of a man's fist. He stole some gold to feed his family. |
pond visitor: ah hello fellow towns men, a good night out on the town i see
a drunk reeling out of the saloon: You're damn right!!
pond visitor: haha whata fun night youve seemed to have
a drunk reeling out of the saloon: Of course, what have you been doing all night?
pond visitor: i just came back from feeding the pond critters
a drunk reeling out of the saloon: Well here, give them this on my behalf!
pond visitor: well i cant feed them a rock
a drunk reeling out of the saloon: Sure you can! Just toss it in the pond man!
pond visitor: ill give it a try i guess
a drunk reeling out of the saloon: See, they're loving it!
pond visitor: we arent even near the pond i just put it down
a drunk reeling out of the saloon: Well... ugh why you gotta do me like that?
Summarize the dialogue | pond visitor came back from feeding the pond critters. He will throw a rock in the pond on behalf of the drunk. |
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