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Kate: we're going to Bangkok right now
Ian: great! coming back to Europe?
Morris: Yes, we're on the train now
Ian: And when are you flying?
Kate: the day after tomorrow
Kate: we have one additional day in Bangkok
Ian: any plans for the last day?
Kate: I want to visit Jim Thompson House
Ian: you haven't seen it the first time?!
Ian: it's an absolute must!
Kate: I know, you told me
Kate: so this is the plan for tomorrow
Ian: cool. Happy to come back to Europe?
Kate: maybe not extremely happy, but it's time
Ian: Yeah, I know the feeling | Kate and Morris are going to Bangkok right now. They have an additional day there. Kate wants to visit Jim Thompson House. They're coming back to Europe the day after tomorrow. |
Kim: I don’t know if I'll be able to sleep
Kim: I'm just tossing and turning in bed
Kerri: lol just count sheep and you'll fall asleep
Kim: I tried and it didn't work, i'm just so excited XD
Kerri: I would be too if I were going backpacking through Europe for a month
Kim: I can't believe it's finally happening
Kerri: how long have you been planning for this?
Kim: probably more than six months
Kerri: whoah that's a long time \ (•◡•) /
Kim: yes, and I originally was going for just a week
Kerri: how come your plans changed?
Kim: turns out my mom has a friend in paris and I'll stay there for two weeks :-D
Kerri: sweet! is It a nice place?
Kim: no idea, my mother says it's near the eiffel tower
Kerri: I think that's a nice area, full of people and life...
Kim: and patisserie and wine…
Kerri: lol that's all you care about
Kim: hahaha not true, I'm also looking forward to go to the museums
Kerri: you have to go to the louvre
Kim: of course! it's a the top of my list
Kerri: it's beautiful, you're going to love it
Kim: I CAN'T WAIT!!! | Kim is going backpacking through Europe for a month. She will stay at her mom's friend's place in Paris for two weeks. Kerri recons the Louvre is a must. |
no one: Perhaps you can get in his favor by performing well at your job, rather than slacking off chatting to someone who is no one.
man: It gets quite lonely on this mesa, with only sheep to talk to. Talking to anyone, even a no one, is better than no conversation at all. But, you're right, I must get back to work!
no one: Don't feel bad. Everyone needs someone some time. Even a no one.
man: Here, take these fish that I have just caught down by the river. They will make a great dinner for you tonight, in repayment of your kindness and conversation today. No one's need to eat too!
no one: Thank you for your kindness. I'll watch the area for more scorpions for you.
man: These scorpions are such a bother! I have to sleep with one eye open, watching for those stinging creatures. If you see one, kill it on sight.
no one: Yes. Even as a no one I was once stung by one. I love to kill them!
Summarize the dialogue | man is lonely on the mesa and wants to talk to someone. He is a no one. no one is a scorpion hunter. man gives no one fish for dinner. no one will watch the area for scorpions for man. |
#Person1#: What made you join the Tai Chi Club, Monica?
#Person2#: I used to like to play volleyball and tennis. Now, I just want to try a sport, which is not that intense for a change.
#Person1#: Why didn't you choose yoga? It's very popular nowadays, and also involves less physical intensity.
#Person2#: Well, another reason why I chose Tai Chi, was because I always have a fascination with Chinese culture.
#Person1#: How does Tai Chi relate to Chinese culture? I thought is just a way of exercise.
#Person2#: It's more than that, the core concept of Tai Chi is to find balance in your life, like if you eat too much, you'll become overweight. But if you don't eat enough, you'll suffer other health problems, the key is, never too much, nor too less.
#Person1#: Wow, that's deep, but you get tired after you do Tai Chi? I know you have heavy work.
#Person2#: Quite the opposite. After playing Tai Chi, my mind is more relaxed and it's much easier for me to get focused. | Monica tells #Person1# that she joins Tai Chi Club and the core concept of Tai Chi is to find balance in people's life. Her mind is more relaxed after doing Tai Chi. |
Sian Gwenllian AM: Thinking about you as a Minister trying to see what the longterm trends are with regard to raising standards and improving educational attainment is that difficult because the performance measures have changed have not they ? We can not compare likeforlike now because of the changes that have been made in the way that performance is measured So to begin with is that a challenge to see whether progress has been made ? And secondly what evidence do you as Minister use to look at the longterm trends ?
Kirsty Williams AM: The first thing to say with regard to changes to performance measures—you are right that change to those does make it in some cases more difficult to look at trends over a period of time But those changes are made for really good reasons If we change a performance measure it is done to ensure that it is in the best interests of learners And I think the best interests of learners always trumps the ease of comparison I understand that for researchers and for opposition Members even for Ministers it would be simpler to have the same set of measures over a period of time But if we know that those things are driving behaviours that are unhelpful to children and not in the best interests of children then we have to change them even thought that then does create challenges in different areas With regard to what do we look at there are a number of ways that we gain data and look at data in the system : everything from the categorisation system we spoke of earlier and trends in categorisation we look at Estyn reports we continue to look at examination results But we are trying to develop a broader range of data and statistics that give us a whole picture of the education performance rather than narrowing down on one simple indicator that tells you one thing but does not tell you everything But I do not know Steve if there is anything further that you would like to add
Steve Davies: It is going back to what the Member raised earlier in terms of the range of things that you look at—things that can make a difference So when Estyn review schools or we are looking to develop national frameworks for things like mental health and wellbeing which look to the practice that enables raising standards it is collecting that information both at a national level through the annual review of Estyn as well as our engagement with regions and local authorities So it is looking at the evidence base that goes beyond but impacts on data And inevitably we will use the Programme for International Student Assessment and any other external assessments that come through organisations like the OECD And even where we have changed the performance measures we still have at national level the ongoing data So if you looked at level 2 plus we believe it is important that children get five good GCSEs—for higher education and for employment So we have not lost sight of those at a national level—we are not using them as a narrow set of performance measures for individual schools
Kirsty Williams AM: So if we look at—level 2 plus is a good example We know that a relentless focus on that single measure as a way of judging the system leads to a set of behaviours in schools It narrows the focus onto a certain part of the cohort it narrows the curriculum when we know that children—
Sian Gwenllian AM: I am not challenging the fact that you have changed the performance measures—I understand that and having a broader way of looking is better in the long run I am just saying because there is been this change it makes it more of a challenge—whilst accepting why you have made the changes but it does present more of a challenge presumably because you have to look at more indicators and take evidence from different places But I take it that you are confident that the trajectory is going in the right way
Kirsty Williams AM: Yes I think we are making improvements But you are right : it does make it more challenging But those changes are being made for the right reasons as I said whether that be at level 2 plus Look at English literature I understand why perhaps a performance measure around English was introduced but the effect of that was that significant numbers of children—and it must be said usually children who are entitled to free school meals—were suddenly not sitting English literature GCSE We have changed that performance measure and guess what ? Last year we saw a significant increase in the number of children that were sitting English literature GCSE For standards of literacy and oracy I think studying literature is really really important before we even get into the joy of introducing children to the written word and the love of reading So we make changes Yes it causes challenges but we are making those changes because we believe that they are in the best interest of children and that has to trump ease of comparison
Sian Gwenllian AM: Why have you decided to ask the consortia Estyn and so on not to report on local data or regional level data ? How do we then come to conclusions about what is working if it is not presented on a local authority and regional basis ?
Kirsty Williams AM: Well I think the thing to say about the communications from Welsh Government Estyn and the WLGA is it is not about not communicating the data it is about challenging people on how that data should be used So the data is still available but it is a challenge to them about how to use that data So for instance when we are presenting data that compares local authority to local authority you could have a local authority that says There we go I am above the national average I do not need to worry about the education in my local authority because I am above the average or I am better than my neighbour That does not necessarily mean that everything is right in your local education authority Perhaps your children should be doing even better than what you are presented with So actually it is not about hiding data it is about how you use the data appropriately And sometimes how we were presenting data in the past was lulling some people into a false sense of security about the performance of their system So it is about how you use data and that is what the communication from Welsh Government and the WLGA and Estyn was about : think very carefully about this data and what it is telling you about your system and do not be lulled into a false sense of security that you may be doing brilliantly Or perhaps looking at your data you may think Oh my goodness me we are not doing very well at all but actually more careful consideration of that might show that your schools impact on those children is really really a positive one So you have got to use that data in the context So it is not about less data If anything it is about more data and crucially for me it is about more intelligent use and interrogation of that data about truly what it is telling you about your system
Sian Gwenllian AM: But again the Welsh Government— You have continued to publish the local and regional level data So does not that contradict what you have been telling the consortia and everyone else ?
Kirsty Williams AM: No not at all As I said we are not in the business of trying to hide data—I believe absolutely in full transparency And in terms of level 2 data I think I am not moving away from the point that I think it is really important that more and more children get five really good GCSEs I think it is important for their life chances It is about how that data is used not about hiding data or making that data not available
Steve Davies: Can I very briefly— ? We did not just send a letter out collectively We have now carried out training jointly with WLGA and Estyn on how to use that data So it is not just looking where your LA is it is also not looking at whether your schools better than average for the authority And it is well received and it should broaden the approach of scrutiny committees to beyond what historically was if I am honest looking at the league table for their authority or looking at the league table of local authorities It is not that they should not be looking at that but they need to dig much much deeper underneath it | According to Kirsty, they were trying to develop a broader range of data and statistics that gave them a whole picture of the education performance, rather than narrowing down on one simple indicator that told only one aspect. They would use the Program for International Student Assessment, and any other external assessments that came through organizations like OECD. In addition, they believed that all the challenges and changes involved were made for the right reasons. What was crucial was that it was about more intelligent use of data and what was truly telling about the system. |
#Person1#: Look at you, you are so cute. Hey, does this guy have a name?
#Person2#: Yes, that's Hopper. We call him that because of how he likes to jump around and eat a lot of carrots.
#Person1#: He seems to be getting along with the other animals, too.
#Person2#: All of the animals you see here have been rescued, and in most cases, they are separated from their mothers. They're all like brothers and sisters.
#Person1#: I have a dog and a cat at home. Do you think it would be too stressful for him?
#Person2#: Not at all. As long as your animals are well trained, it shouldn't be a problem. You should get a cage for him, though.
#Person1#: Is he healthy? Or does he need to be taken to an animal doctor first?
#Person2#: He's 100% healthy.
#Person1#: I'll take him. Come here, Hopper. | #Person1# and #Person2# are talking about Hopper who is a rescued animal. #Person2# tells #Person1# he is 100% healthy and #Person1# will take him. |
Felicity: Hi! :)
George: hi
Felicity: Such a question
Steve: ?
Felicity: Do we have sth for Mike??
Clara: Why asking??
Felicity: His bday... tomorrow...?
Clara: Whaaaaaat, tmrw?? Not next week?? 😧
Felicity: Tomorrow, for sure
George: damn, i've also forgotten
Felicity: Sooooo......
Clara: So we're screwed xD
George: what time is it?
Felicity: Starts 6pm
George: well
George: i can buy sth tmrw after work
Felicity: Really? Would be gr8
George: i can finish a bit earlier
George: on Fridays nobody cares
Felicity: :D | Mike's birthday is tomorrow. Clara thought it was next week. George didn't remember at all. George is going to leave work earlier tomorrow to get the present for Mike. |
Georgia: Hi Linda missed a call from you - what's happening?
Linda: lol just about to send an email :)
Linda: Standby one
Georgia: Ok will read in 10 when back from dog walk
Georgia: Have been without internet for days All good now
Linda: Argggh welcome to our world up here - crappy internet :(
Georgia: NBN being rolled out locally here - fingers crossed
Linda: Ha! Supposed to happen here last month. Still waiting
Georgia: Frustrating
Linda: I know!
Linda: Thing is, I see them working on it up the road whenever I go to Ocean Shores for groceries. But there's only three of them at it
Georgia: they keep putting it back a month
Linda: I'm tempted to shout "work faster you bastards" every time I drive past them. But I don't think that's really going to help
Georgia: might
Linda: make me feel better at any rate :) | Georgina missed a call from Linda. Georgina has been without the Internet for days. Georgina and Linda are complaining about NBN. |
Adam: About the wedding, Mom.
Mom: What about it?
Adam: Well, we appreciate what you and Dad are doing.
Mom: But?
Adam: But we'd rather have a modest reception.
Mom: I think we spoke about it.
Adam: We did.
Adam: But yesterday me and Marlene talked about it again.
Mom: Let me guess, she turned you against us again?
Adam: Mom, don't say that!
Adam: We both think inviting 200 guests whom we barely know is a bit overdone.
Mom: We've got to invite family.
Mom: Anyway, me and Dad will pay everything.
Adam: But, couldn't you just give us the money?
Mom: What will you spend it for?
Adam: Me and Marlene came up with this plan.
Mom: What plan?
Adam: We want to travel. Like around the world.
Mom: What? We need to talk. Be here tonight.
Adam: All right, Mom. We'll come. | Adam and Marlene don't want a big reception. Mom wants to invite 200 guests and pay for everything. Adam and Marlene prefer to travel. They will come to Mom tonight to talk. |
large spiders: Maybe a spider?
ogre: Erg? I have never seen a talking spider before.
large spiders: How about one that dances?
ogre: Haw haw! How entertaining!
large spiders: You know of any good areas for catching big insects?
ogre: There are plenty of beetles under the fallen trees in this forest.
large spiders: Thank you for the information. You are good to spiders.
ogre: Hmph. You are lucky I only eat humans and other large beasts.
large spiders: I will be good to your species also. I can lend you my webbing. It can help heal wounds.
ogre: The spider be very kind. Make this ogre happy.
large spiders: Just be glad also you are not a fly. I like to bite and kill them as I slowly digest them in my home.
ogre: We ogres also like to kill our prey slowly so their meat remains fresh as long as possible!
Summarize the dialogue | large spiders are looking for a place to catch insects. Ogre finds a place where there are plenty of beetles under the fallen trees. |
small living thing: What makes you think that I can trust you?
servant: First of all, if I'm not freaking out over a tiny talking...whatever you are, then I've obviously dealt with this before. That and my back is killing me from scrubbing all day.
small living thing: Hmm... alright I'll come out slowly.
servant: Okay, works for me. It tends to get cold over night, and the cookfire might be a bit much for you. Hang out by this and you should be fine.
small living thing: Well how are we gonna take it from here?
servant: Make yourself at home I guess. It's not much but it's what I have y'know?
small living thing: You'll just allow me to stay here and open your home to me just like that?
servant: Hey, us little guys have to stick together right?
small living thing: That's true, but I'm just so used to being treated like garbage.
Summarize the dialogue | small living thing is afraid of servant. It will stay at servant's place for the night. |
Preston: have you seen my blue striped shirt?
Rachel: it's in the laundry bin
Preston: you didn't wash it?
Rachel: no sorry i didn't have time...
Preston: what am i going to wear for the presentation today then???
Rachel: don't panic, just wear the gray one, you look better in it anyways | Rachel didn't have time to wash Preston's blue shirt. Preston will probably wear the grey one. |
Jerry: Hello. I just wanted to write and ask, what time is training tomorrow?
Larry: Training starts at 6:30.
Jerry: Ok, because there's no information on the website.
Larry: Yeah, I'm aware of the problem. There were some issues earlier today.
Jerry: Ok, thank you.
Larry: You're welcome. Don't forget your clothes for dryland training later on.
Jerry: Ok, thank you. | Training starts at 6:30. Larry reminds Jerry about taking clothes for dryland training. |
Anthony: Has anybody read The picture of Dorian Gray?
Donald: sure, who hasn't?
Mark: but it's an overrated book
Mark: I really dislike his style
Donald: but isn't it beginning of camp?
Anthony: I think it is, that's why I need to read it for my art project
Anthony: does anybody have the book
Mark: I can lend it to you
Anthony: perfect! | Mark dislikes The Picture of Dorian Gray. Anthony needs to read it for an art project. Mark will lend the book to Anthony. |
Peter: Are you at home??
Jake: Yes, for another 3 hours probably
Peter: Quick beer?? Your place?
Jake: sure, are you going to the store on the way over?
Peter: yeah, how many do you want?
Jake: get 2 corona's for me | Jake is at home. Peter will come in and bring some beer. |
knight: There now, take a breath! What news is this? Some new trouble on the border? Goodness, I suppose I should put these here until the builders can fix it...
visitor: I was there Knight... oh such harrowing screams! The neighboring Kingdom has fallen to the Barbarian army! You must tell the King at once!
knight: Those filth would dare! Ah... there there... you're alright now, you're safe.
visitor: Thank you kind Knight. You see, the King must know this information at once! Will you not tell him... ?
knight: But of course, I will inform him. But tell me more, when did this tragedy occur? Where there many of them?
visitor: Yes... yes. Entire armies of Barbarians laid siege on the Kingdom. So many souls have gone in a brutal fight...
knight: Well, never fear, visitor... what did you say your name was?
visitor: Why do need my name?
Summarize the dialogue | The neighboring Kingdom has fallen to the Barbarian army. The visitor was there and he heard harrowing screams. The knight will inform the King. |
servant: I live in a better room than this
god: Hm, this universe appears to be bending both space and time, somehow. I shall have to consult with the other deities on this matter...
servant: Okay.
god: And yet you just stated your room was "little", which hardly seems suitable for a might God such as myself... I fear your mind has been addled by the time rift in this room. Fear not, little mortal, all will be well.
servant: I live in the master's house not the servant quarters
god: Tell me, have the priests here been conducting any... unusual magic experiments? I notice that one over there has neither moved nor blinked this entire time, and I cannot penetrate his mind with my Godly Powers.
servant: I am not sure about the priests behaviour
god: See - time has skipped there again, for where you were to speak but once, tis twice instead. Something unholy is about this place!
Summarize the dialogue | god is in the master's house and he is bending space and time. The priests are conducting unusual magic experiments. |
John: Hi, i'm writing about the add you have posted
John: The apartment for rent
Anna: Yes, what would you like to know?
John: Firstly what is the floor area and what floor is it on?
Anna: 55 sq meters, 3 rooms
Anna: And it's on 5th out of 7 floors
Anna: But there is an elevator
John: Ok, that the size I was looking for actually
John: does it happen to have a balcony?
Anna: yes, there is a balcony. Nothing much, but should be enough to dry your laundry :)
John: That's good.
John: Do you happen to have floor plans? Kinda hard to figure out the layout based on the pictures
Anna: Sure, here it is
Anna: <file_photo>
John: Great, let me have a look and I will get back to you shortly | Anna is renting her 55-square-meter 3-room flat with a small balcony. It is situated on the 5th floor and there is a lift in the building. John is interested in the offer but needs to see the floor plan first. |
Chris: do you know any1 to repair kitchen pipes and all that stuff
Loretta: my bro. only he's not bad till end of month
Chris: no good. it's pretty urgent shite
Wyclef: i could help
Chris: with all due respect Clef, id prefer a pro
Arley: ask chris?
Chris: what?
Arley: sry, i mean the other chris, he done that stuff afaik
Christian: i guess you're talking about me
Chris: oh hi. can u help me out? asap?
Christian: I'm not cheap you know :) b a bottle and i'm there
Chris: oh thx man. you know my place?
Christian: yessir. i'll be there in an hour or so
Loretta: good luck guys :) lol | Christian will help Chris to repair kitchen pipes in an hour. |
#Person1#: Excuse me. Could you help me?
#Person2#: Certainly. What can I do for you?
#Person1#: I'm looking for a leather belt for my husband.
#Person2#: Do you know what size he wears?
#Person1#: Size 36. . . I think.
#Person2#: And what color would you like?
#Person1#: Dark brown, if you have it.
#Person2#: Okay. Let's see. . . a size 36 dark brown leather belt. Oh, yes. Her e we are. Do you think your husband will like this one?
#Person1#: Yes. I'm sure he will. I'll take it.
#Person2#: Will this be cash or charge?
#Person1#: Do you take Master Card?
#Person2#: No, I'm afraid not. We only accept our own store credit card.
#Person1#: Oh. In that case, I'll pay cash. | #Person2# helps #Person1# buys a dark brown leather belt with a size of 36 for #Person1#'s husband by cash. |
animal: No, that isn't my intention. I like eating that delicious scraps that passerbys leave me.
fish: Okay, good. Well I wish I could walk land the same way that you wish you could swim like me.
animal: That is fair. Everyone wishes for what they do not have. Like that fox drinking water along the stream looks like he wishes to eat you.
fish: Thanks for warning me, but yes exactly.
animal: You are welcome. I'll distract him for you.
fish: Thank you again, what brings you to this stream anyway?
animal: There is lots of traffic on the bridge above this stream. As I said, I enjoy the treats that humans leave me, so I wait in the stream for someone to come along.
fish: Ah, that is quite cunning, fox. Do you not hunt around here?
animal: Hmmm, hunting requires to much energy for me. I rather idle about in this stream and wait for dinner to come to me. Although, sometimes the waters can be a somewhat rocky.
fish: Indeed it can be, and I truly wish that getting food was that easy for me.
Summarize the dialogue | animal likes eating scraps left by passerbys. fish wishes he could walk land like the animal. animal will distract the fox for fish. |
villager: Oh my gods! that is horrific! Why would pixies do such a thing? I thought they were gentle creatures!
guard: Come here Villager. I understand. By the gods. I wish no man had to witness the horrors I've seen.
villager: care for a shot of whiskey from my flask? I need to rid my mind of such an idea!
guard: Yes please. Hold my sword kind man.
villager: I put your sword on my belt and hand you my canteen
guard: *I take a few sips of whiskey cleansing my mind* I apologize for the deep moment, but i really insist villager that no one enters that forest. Stay within the Bazaar, and city limits as it's safer.
villager: Yes, it doesn't sound like the type of excitement I was hoping for anyway.
guard: Wise man you are. Fools enter that Forrest, and no one comes back.
villager: Giving your sword back...thank you for your wise counsel, kind sir guard.
guard: Tell me. What brought you to the Bazaar today?
Summarize the dialogue | The guard saw pixies doing a horrible thing. Villager offers him a shot of whiskey to get rid of the idea. |
Eva: i think i'm allergic to my roommate's cat
Maria: why?
Eva: i'm itchy all the time :-(
Maria: you should try an antihistamine
Maria: they work for all kinds of allergies
Eva: i'll give it a try | Eva thinks she's allergic to her roommate's cat. Maria recommends Eva trying an antihistamine. |
#Person1#: Are you studying any languages here?
#Person2#: Yes, I'm studying in the Foreign Languages Department.
#Person1#: What are you majoring in?
#Person2#: I'm majoring in English.
#Person1#: Is it difficult to learn?
#Person2#: Yes. The language is hard to learn, but it's interesting.
#Person1#: Do you know anything about Britain and America?
#Person2#: I'm reading a lot of books about the two countries. I like the culture.
#Person1#: Right. It's important to learn the culture of a nation if you want to learn the language well.
#Person2#: You're right. | #Person2# is majoring in English and #Person1# asks #Person2# something about language learning and the culture of nations. |
a spider: Oh so you actually say there is a god? I thought that was just a joke all humans went along with. You have ALL these books dedicated to one man? Have you ever met him?
an acolyte preparing for evening prayer service: I know him by the falling rain that sustains our crops, by the expanse of the mighty oceans
a spider: Ah yes. The rain. It sure does make my web in the trees glisten.
an acolyte preparing for evening prayer service: Tell me, how is it you have come to speak the language of man. I have seen many spiders, but none that could speak.
a spider: I was born this way! I tend not to speak to man, as they just try and kill me.
an acolyte preparing for evening prayer service: I can see how this could be. Do all spiders possess this gift, and merely choose to be silent?
a spider: Indeed they do, we just keep to ourselves!
Summarize the dialogue | an acolyte is preparing for evening prayer service. a spider is surprised that humans believe in a god. |
Peter: Is there anything else we need?
Caroline: cat food
Caroline: just get the kind they like
Peter: the ham one?
Caroline: no! chicken
Peter: ok | Peter will get cat food - chicken kind. |
king: My dearest queen I love and adore you.
fool: what a site to behold
king: Here is your new crown with all the jewels in the kingdom on it.
fool: it is well deserved gift my queen
king: Here is your scepter. Don't you look beautiful.
fool: indeed she does
king: My queen, would you love to dance?
fool: i think today is already a good day
Summarize the dialogue | king gives his queen a crown and a scepter. |
#Person1#: The Painting Club. Can I help you?
#Person2#: Yes. I'd like to ask about the painting classes.
#Person1#: OK. We have some classes starting the week of February 20th lasting seven weeks and meeting twice a week.
#Person2#: How much does it cost?
#Person1#: $140. That's $10 for each lesson.
#Person2#: How much does it cost if I am a member of the Painting Club?
#Person1#: It's half price. Members pay half.
#Person2#: I see.
#Person1#: And classes start in February. You can come to put down your name on February 16th or 17th if you have decided to attend the classes.
#Person2#: Thanks.
#Person1#: You are welcome. | #Person2# phones to ask about the painting classes. #Person1# tells #Person2# about the schedule and the fee. |
seagull: I hope not! You really should keep them covered in seagull territory! There are thousands of here, and we all need to poop! Not all at once mind you, but on a regular basis.
traveler: Well at least I can take comfort in knowing there is not a coordinated poop effort in Tamerak.
seagull: Oh my, not for a stranger like you. Though if you throw a rock at one of us? You'd better believe we save our poop for you each and every visit!
traveler: That sounds just horrid, good thing I am not so unkind.
seagull: Yes, we of the seagull-clan thank you for not throwing rocks at us!
traveler: I will take note of that for my travels.
seagull: By the way . . . got any food? We do love food!
traveler: Let me check I might have some bread on me.
seagull: Thank you thank you thank you!
traveler: Here it is -hands some bread-
Summarize the dialogue | traveler is in Tamerak. Seagulls are everywhere and they all need to poop. Traveler has some bread for them. |
Ken: Has anyone gone to the PhD submission seminar?
Kelly: no... it was supposed to be 4 hours. I was too busy writing my project.
Tom: I went.
Chris: Me too. I guess you haven't missed much. The slides will be online.
Ken: Really? Where?
Chris: Intranet, I presume.
Ken: True. I haven't looked there in a while.
Tom: I need to look for slides from the fieldwork experience lecture.
Kelly: These are already online. I checked them yesterday.
Tom: Great!
Chris: How's your project going, Kelly?
Kelly: I'm almost done with it...
Chris: Cool. I submitted mine yesterday. | Kelly hasn't finished her project yet but Chris has. |
#Person1#: Hello, Karl. I haven't seen you since we both went to university.
#Person2#: Good to see you, Laura. I'm just back home for a few days.
#Person1#: Me too. How are you finding it studying in a foreign country?
#Person2#: I had to find my own accommodation, although the university was very helpful and gave me a list of apartments so it wasn't that hard. The language isn't a problem because my course is taught in English. But understanding the other students' jokes isn't easy.
#Person1#: Sounds like fun, though. Well, I've been in City University London for 2 years. I'm really concentrating on my studies at the moment because I've got an important essay to write. Have you thought about what you'll do after your University course finishes?
#Person2#: I haven't made up my mind actually.
#Person1#: You must feel lonely sometimes abroad. I thought I'd love the freedom of being away from home, but it can be hard.
#Person2#: Well, it's normal to feel like that. Why don't you come and visit me when you can afford it?
#Person1#: I'm really curious to see what it's like at your university. I've got more than enough studying to do at the moment, though, I'm afraid | Laura meets Karl and they talk about studying in a foreign country and university life. Karl invites Laura to come and visit him. |
a woman gathering supplies: Don't hurt me! I'm just an unarmed woman!
a cowardly guard nervously awaiting an attack: I... I... I'm sorry I was just worried you were the enemy
a woman gathering supplies: This seems like a sacrificial chamber. Have you come to execute me?
a cowardly guard nervously awaiting an attack: no not at all, I think you're here to prepare
a woman gathering supplies: What can I do? I only gather food and wood in the village.
a cowardly guard nervously awaiting an attack: we will need those for tonight
a woman gathering supplies: Very well. Here are the items I've collected so far.
a cowardly guard nervously awaiting an attack: that is a good start
a woman gathering supplies: There is so much blood here. I don't want to get my dress dirty.
a cowardly guard nervously awaiting an attack: yes probably a good idea
a woman gathering supplies: I will take this bible to be safe. I feel uneasy with so much death in this room.
Summarize the dialogue | a woman gathering supplies is in a sacrificial chamber. She is gathering food and wood. She will take a bible to be safe. |
#Person1#: Have you seen any good movies lately?
#Person2#: Yes, actually I just saw Heidi.
#Person1#: What is it about?
#Person2#: A young girl and her grandfather in Switzerland. It takes place in the late eighteen hundreds.
#Person1#: That's not a new movie. Now I remember I saw that when I was little.
#Person2#: It's a remake. It's much more realistic than the first one filmed in one thousand nine hundred and thirty-seven with Shirley Temple, although that one has become a classic. Another one was made in one thousand nine hundred and fifty-two and again in two thousand and five. The movie is actually based on a book, and the director of the current movie stayed really true to the story. The little girl who plays Heidi was chosen from over 500 actresses. Isn't that amazing? She's really talented!
#Person1#: I'd love to see it. I really enjoyed that movie as a child.
#Person2#: It's the first film in a three part series. I'm excited to see the next 2 when they come out. | #Person2# tells #Person1# #Person2# just saw a film, Heidi, and it is a remake that is different from the one #Person1# saw as a child. |
dog: Sure, you'll just need to walk down to blocks from here
customer: Can you show me the way? I can't think straight on an empty belly.
dog: ok, follow me
customer: Lead on, could you describe the sights of the city as we pass? My eyesight is quite poor, but I do enjoy seeing the crowds.
dog: no problem
customer: What do you see?
dog: Crowds of people gathering to some musicians perform
customer: Oh, I do love the crowds! What shops are nearby? What is the architecture like? Please, spare no detail!
dog: A jewelers shop, with different assortment of crystals been displayed
customer: And what are the buildings like?
dog: Just stalls and shops in an open market
customer: But the colours! The style! Is it orcish, dwarven, or elvish architecture! Why, did you never receive architecture training alongside your obedience training?
Summarize the dialogue | customer wants the dog to show him the way to the market. |
archaeologists: Just carvings and mementos from the past. There is nothing for you here.
bandit: Can I pass through with you? Maybe something inside will interest me.
archaeologists: I don't think that is a good idea. Only people who know the proper protocol for respecting the past are allowed in here.
bandit: I am out here looking for food. living day to day taking from travelers just to survive. If I can't enter then what can you give me to please me?
archaeologists: Here is a bone. It isn't worth much but you should be able to barter a meal.
bandit: You are the only man that has treated me with any decency since I was just a boy. Thank you. I know it's not much but you can have this. Something to remember me.
archaeologists: Thanks for this kindness. It will not be forgotten.
bandit: Thank you for yours, and best of luck in this temple. I will not return here so that you may feel safe in your travels to come.
Summarize the dialogue | bandit wants to enter the temple with archaeologists, but they refuse him. He is a thief and he wants to survive. He will not return to the temple. |
Boris: I have your insurance papers!
Elena: Amazing. Thank you, love.
Boris: <file_photo> | Boris has Elena's insurance papers. |
Jake: Mom I need new shoes
Hellen: Fine When do you want to go shopping?
Jake: weekend?
Hellen: Fine we can go | Hellen will take Jake shopping to get him some new shoes. |
soldier: Just for weapons available in this kingdom, I am a weaponds master, what kind of weapons do soldiers have here?
merchant: We have quality swords here. They're probably sharper than you've ever seen. One gentle swipe could take a man out.
soldier: I see and are the soldiers of this kigdom mighty? are they highly trained?
merchant: Absolutely. Every solder in training has to go through rigorous training that takes months. Even years...
soldier: Interesting, and how about the city defences, the city seems to have a lot of treassure in sight, are you happy with your king?
merchant: The King does a great job here. He's always looking out for us. A King of the people.
soldier: I see so the people love the king here, theres loyalty, what about armor? where can I buy armor
merchant: Right over here, sir. Let me show you. We have some quality armor for sale. 100% steel.
soldier: Now were talking, show me the best armor money can buy in this kingdom
Summarize the dialogue | Soldier is a weapons master. He is interested in the weapons and the training of the soldiers in this kingdom. He is also interested in the city defences. He will buy some armor from the merchant. |
maid: Could you please step aside? I'm trying to sweep up the chapel.
Summarize the dialogue | Maid is sweeping up the chapel. |
villager: Roger that, Roger. What's the word on the high seas? Any signs of the dreaded pirates from the east?
seagull: Mostly I just see the little fishing skiffs. Trade cog came in not too long ago. They must not have been from around here because I couldn't understand them at all! Their cargo sure smelled interesting.
villager: Ah, It must be the exotic squid that the king is having brought in for the royal feast. I'm sure our village won't be invited because we have such a bad reputation. Really we are good people.
seagull: Well you seem nice enough, anyway. What's this about not being allowed in the forest?
villager: The forrest is known to have magical creatures, I have seen some myself. The villagers are not allowed in the forrest for fear that we may fall in league with one of this mystical beasts. I don't think they are evil, but the town priest has convinced the officials they will bring a plague to our town!
Summarize the dialogue | seagull has seen a trade cog coming in with exotic squid for the royal feast. Villager is not allowed to enter the forest for fear of falling in league with magical creatures. |
Lily: how your cold? do u know how to prepare ginger?
Marco: yeah i do. the cold... you know, not any better
Lily: but i mean properly
Marco: what do u mean?
Lily: cause u should drink it every 2 hours or even more often
Lily: 2hrs is like max break
Marco: i drink it with every tea do i guess it will be about 2hrs
Lily: wait let me find you the recipe
Lily: <file_other>
Lily: see? you need to grate it first, then pour boiling water over it, close it and then sieve it and add to tea
Marco: i was just slicing it
Lily: my point exactly, it's not enough.
Lily: needs to be grated and brewed first
Marco: ok looks logical
Lily: yeah and it really works for us
Marco: ok tx i'll try after the meeting | Lily explains to Marco how to prepare ginger. It needs to be grated and brewed. |
Jane: My phone stopped working again...
Gary: Which one? Mobile or voip?
Jane: Voip.
Gary: Give me a moment, I'll check the account.
Gary: Everything seems to be in order.
Jane: There's still no signal.
Gary: Check all the cables.
Gary: Internet is working fine since we're able to speak, the account is logged, so it must be something with the cables.
Jane: Already did like you showed me last time.
Gary: All the LEDs are green?
Jane: Yes, everything looks fine but the phone is still not working.
Gary: Just reboot the device and see if that helps.
Gary: Unplug it, wait for 2-3 minutes and plug it again.
Gary: If it still won't work, let me know and I'll drop by Tomorrow to check it.
Jane: OK, thanks! | Jane's voip phone isn't working. Gary tells her to reboot the device. If it doesn't help, he'll drop by tomorrow to check it. |
organ player: But of coarse! That was one of the first songs I learned to play. Sometimes ago. *plays gospel of the gods*
high priest: Ah yes this brings back tender memories...
organ player: I am glad to hear!! As you are the one who taught me to play to organ priest! Such a fine job you did
high priest: Why yes I did i wish all my students were as good as you!
organ player: Such a thing would never happen. I am all knowing of the organ, just as you are of god.
high priest: Now now do not get ahead of yourself, such thoughts will cloud your judgement.
organ player: I will tell you though sir, that my organ will never be clouded.
high priest: That is good to hear. You are indeed one of the best.
organ player: You sure have decorated this church better than the last!
high priest: Well of course! I am the High Priest!
organ player: The highest of them all!
high priest: Yes all lower priest jump in fear while in my presence!
organ player: If I knew what they knew I would to.
Summarize the dialogue | high priest taught organ player to play. He wishes all his students were as good as organ player. |
farmers: Oh, well, it's been there fer quite a while. My boy actually found it a few years back when we were expandin' the farm. Twas all covered in ivy and such.
vendor: Well I tell you what, this ointment will polish that blade right up. Like I said this ointment is good for just about anything, it's a positive remedy for weariness, turgidity of the bowels, hell you can drink the stuff too, good if you can't handle your hard spirits. I'll give you a deal on it too.
farmers: Ho well, I'll probably need ta speak to the missus, but I'm sure we could come to some sort of an arrangement. Although don't see that the sword will much need polishin'. It's got quite the shine to it!
vendor: Well you can't have a sword without a sheath! It just so happens I have a quality sheath right here, almost brand new.
Summarize the dialogue | The farmers found a sword on their farm. The vendor offers them an ointment to polish the blade. The ointment is good for just about anything. |
Veronica: Hello
Veronica: Are you wear of the recent bombing in USA that killed 10 people in a mosque.
Valery: Hey. Yeah I heard.
Valery: It is so heart breaking that people can afford to kill others in their place of worship.
Veronica: I don't know where humanity is headed
Veronica: But I guess we can use that instance as an example for our Religious group assignment.
Valery: Yeah. Sure
Veronica: BTW when are we meeting so as to finalize it.
Valery: First I think you need to talk to the other group members first.
Veronica: We had talked wit Kay and he thinks tomorrow after classes would be a good time.
Valery: Yeah sure
Veronica: Cool. See you tomorrow then
Valery: Bye | There was a mosque bombing in the USA. Veronica, Valery and Kay are meeting tomorrow to make a project about religious groups. |
archaeologist: You are not thinking. You cannot cast spells from a witches' broom. you do not have the power to make it fly. You must have lost your mind bandit!
bandit: Well you must know the witch who can cast the spell for us then since you carry her broom. Am I right?
archaeologist: No, I do not know of any witch. I found it here in the crypt. It is useless. The witch might have been one that is buried here. You can dig up her bones.
bandit: Well, you can't blame a bandit for trying can you?
archaeologist: I do not blame you, but I will ask again for your assistance to dig up the bones and we will be generously compensated!
bandit: I suppose I shall take up your offer, seeing as how it smells so bad in here I might as well do whatever it takes to get out of here as fast as possible.
Summarize the dialogue | bandit wants to cast a spell from a witches' broom but the archaeologist refuses. The witch might have been buried here. bandit will dig up her bones. |
guard: I'm sorry I have not. I was just standing here guarding this castle basement. Did you break this chair? It has a missing leg...
child: No! It...must have already been like that....
guard: You know kids are not allowed here, and the one second I find you - some items are broken. Are you sure you didn't touch it?
child: I'm sure. Really really sure.
guard: Don't lie! I will find your parents and make them spank you!
child: I didn't do it! Honest!
guard: Do you know what this is? It's called a spear...it can kill people!
child: I believe you! I believe you! ....are those rats chewing on your chairs?
guard: No those rats are my friends, they are allowed here. But you - you must leave now!
child: But...I still haven't found my ball.
guard: Where do you think it is?
child: It rolled down the stairs...maybe it landed in that corner?
Summarize the dialogue | The child has broken some items in the castle basement. The guard is angry with the child and wants him to leave. The child hasn't found his ball yet. |
#Person1#: What did the boss say to you?
#Person2#: He asked me to beef up in the work.
#Person1#: Yeah. You look so unhappy recently. What's the matter.
#Person2#: Nothing, thanks. I am just not in the mood these days. | #Person2# tells #Person1# what the boss said, and #Person2# isn't in the mood. |
Charlotte: you know it was my birtday?
Peter: i know
Charlotte: do you have any gift for me?
Peter: no
Charlotte: why?
Peter: i thought we are not making presents to each other
Charlotte: but you got one from me.
Peter: i told you you didn't have to
Charlotte: and i told you i wanted to
Charlotte: does it mean that you didn't wanted to give me anything?
Peter: it's not like this..
Charlotte: so it's what?
Peter: do we have to talk this way?
Charlotte: which way?
Peter: like having argument
Charlotte: we are not having argument
Charlotte: i'm just curious
Peter: i have forgotten to buy but i will have something
Charlotte: ehhh..
Peter: what?
Charlotte: nothing | It was Charlotte's birthday. She expected Peter to buy her a present, since she had given one to him. She is not happy. Peter is going to get something for her. |
Johnny: Why didn't you show up yesterday?
Dave: Had to stay longer at work.
Dave: Did I miss something?
Johnny: Not really, the usual stuff.
Johnny: Played some games, drank some beer...
Dave: Much more interesting than fixing yet another broken formula in Excel.
Johnny: Sure was.
Dave: What about next weekend? Any change of plans?
Johnny: No, everyone confirmed they'll be there.
Dave: Great! | Johnny and they played games and drank beer. Dave had to stay longer at work yesterday and he did not show up. Dave is enthusiastic about next week, because everyone confirmed that they will be there. |
rat: Only those that don't seem like they're going to stomp me, sir.
drunkard: I've..."talked" to a lot of your brethren over the years, and you're the first one that's talked back. Or I'm drunker than even my usual standard. Not sure which...yet...
rat: Most talk, they just don't reveal themselves to close minded humans very often.
drunkard: Nothing opens your mind like a good bottle of whisky! Been doing it for years!
rat: I've noticed that drunkards are either ruthless or kind, you seem friendly to me though. And don't worry, it isn't the liquor.
drunkard: Thanks, mate. *hic* To be fair, it *was* a good bottle of whisky tonight.
rat: It does seem like it, looks like an expensive bottle.
drunkard: I gotta burn through my inheritance somehow. Why not drink it all away?
rat: Inheritance huh? How did you come into that?
Summarize the dialogue | Rat is talking to a drunkard. Rat is surprised that the drunkard talks back. The drunkard has an inheritance. |
Terry: Can I borrow your kayak
Gina: Sure when do you need it?
Terry: this weekend
Gina: ok well come by and pick it up on Friday
Terry: can I pick it up on Thursday?
Gina: Sure come by around 6 | Terry is borrowing Gina his kayak for the weekend. She will pick it up around 6 on Thursday. |
#Person1#: I beg your pardon for being late.
#Person2#: Better late than never.
#Person1#: So sorry, I don't mean to be.
#Person2#: That's perfectly all right.
#Person1#: Thanks for your forgiving.
#Person2#: It's really of nothing.
#Person1#: I'll work hard.
#Person2#: That's quite all right. | #Person1# asks #Person2#'s forgiveness of #Person1#'s being late. |
ox: Oh I love the fields...the soft ground, not this hard work. Yes I will work for you in the fields. But where shall we go so the dwarves can't find us?
intruder: I will start packing everything on you, I live in a nice village, we can go there. I am an intruder here, we don't have dwarfs so they won't find you.
ox: I know, but it is their cave....Do you need any of that armor over there?
intruder: You will allow me to carry much more than I would have been able to, I will build you a large warm stable for helping me and feed you all the grain you help grow.
ox: I can smell the soft sweet hay already. You are not so bad a person after all....
Summarize the dialogue | intruder will pack everything on the ox and they will go to his village. |
Sid: Hey, wanna hang out later?
Trevor: Sure.
Sid: Beer?
Trevor: Y not.
Sid: P911 TTYL
Trevor: ofc | Sid and Trevor will hang out later and get some beer. |
Tony: hi Mark, remember ages ago you said you had a problem with your shed? what was that again?
Mark: Hi, it was slightly sinking on one side
Tony: ah we have the same I think
Mark: oh crap, that's not cool
Tony: who did you contact in the end? or did you fix it yourself?
Mark: we tried but it was too big a job so I got a garden man out to sort it
Tony: Were you happy with them?
Mark: yeah, sorted it quick enough, do you want his details?
Tony: yes please
Mark: Janice, I don't seem to have his number, do you?
Janice: <file_contact>
Tony: thanks both | Mark had a problem with sinking shed. Now Tony has the same problem. Janice sends a contact to a garden man who fixed it. |
worker: All he said is that he's considering inviting my family for some fresh steak this weekend!
cow: Ha Ha very funny. Shouldn't you be cleaning up my feces. I left a real juicy one for you over there. Moooooo
worker: Yes, I did smell something most foul when you came walking by.
cow: That spider over there makes some pretty incredible webs. I swear one had words in it. I think it said "Some Pig"
worker: I think I heard something about that spider. Seems to me he was helped by a rat. Have you seen any rats about?
cow: Look in the lee of the stone out in that field. There were some out there a few weeks ago.
worker: Perhaps some attention should be given to that unusually clean pig in the pen over there.
cow: He is not so great I don't know why he gets so much attention.
worker: When I see Farmer Zuckerman, I will ask him about it. Surely you are a finer cow than he is a pig.
Summarize the dialogue | Farmer Zuckerman is considering inviting the worker's family for some fresh steak this weekend. Cow left a juicy feces for the worker. The spider over there makes incredible webs. |
#Person1#: How did your interview go?
#Person2#: Pretty well. I don't know if I'll get the promotion or not, but I feel good about it.
#Person1#: If you get the promotion, what will your new title be?
#Person2#: If I get the promotion, I will be a senior engineer instead of an assistant engineer.
#Person1#: Will you get a pay-raise, too?
#Person2#: Whenever you are given added responsibilities, you should get a promotion.
#Person1#: That makes sense. Who interviewed you?
#Person2#: My boss.
#Person1#: What kinds of questions did she ask you?
#Person2#: She asked me about my ability to work in a team and what I thought a good boss should be.
#Person1#: The second one sounds rather difficult to answer. What did you tell her?
#Person2#: I told her that I'm an excellent team player and that a good boss should treat male and female employees equally.
#Person1#: Those are good answers. How did she react?
#Person2#: She told me that even when I become a senior engineer, I'll have to work with the assistant engineers as a team.
#Person1#: What do you think about her as a boss?
#Person2#: She's pretty easy to get along with. She listens to her employees and treats everyone equally.
#Person1#: You're lucky. Not everyone has such a great boss!
#Person2#: That's true. She's highly esteemed among everyone at my company.
#Person1#: When you find out you get the promotion or not, let me know.
#Person2#: I will do. | #Person2# tells #Person1# about #Person2#'s promotion interview. #Person2#'ll be a senior engineer and get a pay-raise if #Person2# succeeds. #Person2# talks about the interview questions and admires #Person2#'s boss who is a good leader. #Person2#'ll inform #Person1# about the results. |
guard: what business do you have here
visitor: I am here to visit my good friend the King. Has he been well treated since the revolution?
guard: he has been treated as any prisoner, what business do you have with the King?
visitor: We have been friends since his days as a young prince, and it pains me to see him treated this way. Has he even been charged with any crime by this so-called "Revolutionary council"?
guard: I know nothing of him being charged or not, and while cruel it is probably safest for him here at this time
Summarize the dialogue | visitor wants to visit his friend the King. The King has been treated as any prisoner. |
person: Indeed. As a fellow human, I would like to greet you in the traditional manner of all humans.
resident: Thank you. You are very kind. You have helped to soothe my worries.
person: Excellent. As we are all humans, I would like to now talk to you about a wonderful new product that I am introducing to my fellow humans. Have you heard of NutriBoom?
resident: No. I must admit the name makes me a bit anxious. I tend to worry a lot.
person: NutriBoom will help you remain calm, fellow human. Look at how it helps me calmly murder this fish.
resident: Murdering fish is just increasing my anxiety. All I can smell here is fish. I miss my garden at home.
person: Shhhhhhhhhhhh. All is well and all will be well. I am a fellow human, as can be clearly noted by my lack of tail and single head.
resident: You smell like fish but I appreciate the hug.
person: Stupid fish! Do not ruin this for me!
resident: How horrible!
person: REMAIN CALM! REMAIN CALM!
Summarize the dialogue | resident is worried about his garden. Person is a fellow human and he is introducing NutriBoom to calm people down. |
Bob: Hey, you busy this evening?
Rob: No, not really. What's up?
Bob: We're having a games night at my place and was wondering if you'd like to come? So far it looks like it will be me, Ann, John, and Tim.
Rob: Sure, sounds great. What time?
Bob: Around 7. Brings snacks and beer :)
Rob: Cool. See you then! | Rob will join Bob, Tim, Ann and John for a games night tonight around 7. |
#Person1#: Which service offered by your bank do you use most?
#Person2#: I use several services. Of course, I deposit and withdraw money quite often. I often use my ATM card to take money out of my current account. I use my bank to exchange money from once currency to another. I often travel abroad, you see.
#Person1#: Do you ever ask you bank for traveller's cheques? They are much safer than carrying lots of cash around.
#Person2#: I sometimes use traveller's cheques, but sometimes I travel to countries where they are hard to exchange for cash.
#Person1#: Do you use your bank to pay your utility bills? I use direct debit.
#Person2#: Yes, I do. It save me a lot of time. I also have standing orders for my subscriptions to magazines.
#Person1#: That's good idea. You don't need to worry about missing an issue of a magazine if you do that. I suppose you have a mortgage too.
#Person2#: Yes. My bank offers very good terms and conditions on mortgage. There's a lot of competition between banks nowadays. Each one is trying to offer better conditions and services than the others.
#Person1#: I have a deposit account with my bank. There are some restrictions on withdrawing money, but the interest rate is much higher.
#Person2#: I don't have one. I prefer to buy shares. My bank also provides a share trading service. It's cheap and easy to use.
#Person1#: That's great. But I prefer to put my money somewhere where the returns are more certain. | #Person1# and #Person2# discuss services offered by the bank that they use most, including cheque service, mortgage, and interest rate. |
Harold: Since it's my last day, I brought cookies!
Patty: Awesome!
Harold: They are in the breakroom, get em while they last.
Patty: That's so nice of you!
Harold: I know! LOL!
Patty: We're going to miss you.
Harold: That's nice! I'll miss you guys too! | It's Harold's last day, he brought cookies. |
#Person1#: Hi, you look upset. What's up?
#Person2#: I haven't been sleeping well, recently.
#Person1#: What's the problem?
#Person2#: I tried to go to bed early, but I just couldn't fall asleep in bed with the other girls' lights on, and noises now and then. I'm a light sleeper.
#Person1#: I understand, I used to live in a dorm with 3 People. It was great in some aspects. We always went out and had fun together. But on the other hand, when I wanted some quiet time they kept talking and laughing aloud. It was really painful.
#Person2#: Living in a dorm means that you have to learn to be considerate of others.
#Person1#: Yeah, but you can at least talk with them and find a solution.
#Person2#: Ok. Maybe I really should have a talk with them about this matter. | #Person2# says #Person2# hasn't been sleeping well recently with other girls' lights on and noises. #Person1# suggests #Person2# talk about this problem with them. |
dog: I often go hunting with the King! I love bird hunting!
a half-wild cat chasing away mice: I have some wonderful herbs to cook a bird with......shall we dine?
dog: That sounds delicious!
a half-wild cat chasing away mice: With or without feathers? feathers do give a nice soft tast to the palate!
dog: The feathers aren't my favorite, but they sure are appetizing!
a half-wild cat chasing away mice: Somehow we must light a fire to cook the bird, but we both have paws.....what a dilemma! any suggestions?
dog: No idea! Maybe we could find a fire someone already made!
a half-wild cat chasing away mice: We must run and look.....but someone may steal my precious furs I have drying on these racks. What shall we do?
dog: One of us can guard it, while the other searches for a nearby fire!
a half-wild cat chasing away mice: Excellent! who should go first?
Summarize the dialogue | a half-wild cat chasing away mice and a dog are going to have a meal of a cooked bird. They need to find a fire to cook the bird. |
a king: I will take the bison. You seem to have seasoned it perfectly.
friend: I have spent my whole life perfecting this meat! I vowed to never be so poor as I was when I was younger. It seems to be paying off.
a king: Here do you think this crown is polished enough?
friend: I can call one of my men over to shine it for ya, free of charge. *loud whistle*
a king: No no, that is ok. I like to polish it myself.
friend: Nonsense! We will get that cleaned up right away! Here have some wine to wash down this Bison sample.
a king: Thank you for thew offer, but seriously, i will polish it myself.
friend: Okay if you insist. Now you here are two packages of the finest Bison. No charge for the King! Just be sure to tell all of your people where you got it from, ay?
Summarize the dialogue | a king will take two packages of the finest bison from a friend. |
soldier: I must get this to the king's storage room It is very valuable.
Summarize the dialogue | Soldier must get this to the king's storage room. |
mosquito: -avoids the swipe and hovers above-
cavalry: McGrammoth! get the bugger, before it drives me mad!
mosquito: -goes for the underside of one of the horses in order to gather blood-
cavalry: I thought as much. Why would a little flying pest such as yourself be hangin' 'round this depressing place?
mosquito: Well the answer to that is simple, I am gathering blood for my offspring.
cavalry: McGrammoth! I swear the bloody thing jest answered me. I must finally be goin'.
mosquito: But of course do you not see where we are? Spirits certainly roam this location.
cavalry: What kind of warped meal would a ghost make, lad?
mosquito: Oh I am not here to make a meal of the ghosts, just the animals that wonder to this area.
cavalry: Well you'll no' be getting mine.
mosquito: Why do you think I went for the horse? I am not insane.
cavalry: Ye jest won't die, will ya?
Summarize the dialogue | cavalry is chasing a mosquito. The mosquito is gathering blood for its offspring. |
Xavier: Are you going to vote?
Hester: No, I don’t think so actually
Xavier: Here people are almost set aside for not voting
Hester: Weird
Xavier: Why? For me it is a good thing
Hester: Yea but what comes from that, not everyone should vote
Xavier: What, that’s what democracy is about
Hester: Think about it, do all people you know should vote? And if yes, you probably hang out with pretty intelligent people, there so many idiots
Xavier: Hmmm maybe but their voice is important as well
Hester: No it’s not, they don’t think, they don’t analyze, know nothing about politics, maybe only from on channel they watch from time to time, they don’t even know what they’re doing
Xavier: So what we should ban them from voting??
Hester: No, just don’t be sad if someone doesn’t do it
Xavier: Still, you’re not an idiot, so why?
Hester: I think so ;p but anyway I ‘m terribly busy right now, I don’t check any news, I don’t feel like I should cause I know nothing
Xavier: Hmm I see your point
Hester: You see, it’s not always good. What do you know about your candidates, you followed them for a longer time or you just watched some interviews with them and thought “yea he’s cool”?
Xavier: Most f them are women actually xd
Hester: Lol ;p but you see what I mean | Hester has no time to follow politics now. He doesn't know much about the candidates and that's why he's not going to vote. |
priests: I can't complain. However, I do need to ask you something, if you have a moment.
priest: Sure, of course. What is it?
priests: I have been doing baptisms and have been running into an issue that I think this vase could solve.
priest: Really, how so?
priests: The parishioners seem to want more flash in their ceremonies. They are unhappy with the plain goblet we use for the water. However, I feel this vase would be fancy enough to make everyone happy.
priest: Sure thing, that seems ideal. Let's go with it then.
priests: Excellent! With that handled, are there any issues you are having today that I can help with?
priest: I need new members of the church. Could you find some people to join?
priests: Of course! I will go on a short mission trip into town, armed with the symbol of the Lord!
priest: That is good, you are a great priest!
priests: Oh thank you sir, that means so much. I will head out soon.
priest: Thank you for being devoted to the church.
Summarize the dialogue | priests will use the vase for baptisms. He will go on a mission trip to find new members for the church. |
#Person1#: Excuse me, would you please tell me when the next flight to Los Angeles is?
#Person2#: Sure. The next direct flight to Los Angeles is two hours from now, but if you do not mind transferring at San Francisco you can board now. | #Person1# enquires about the flight to Los Angeles. |
witch: Silly girl I am a powerful witch
young princess: Oh, why did my rescuer have to be a mean old witch? Why couldn't it have been a handsome prince?
witch: I move my cloak and now I'm a handsome prince...is this better lass? Your father saw in my looking glass where you are and he quested me to find you...so let us remove ourselves from here. The guards will not stay frozen for long.
young princess: Oh! Yes, let's go. But...I have been in this tower so, so long. I don't know what it will be like to go outside.
witch: You are a beauty young princess. You will make the king very happy. You are to wed a prince from a beautiful kingdom. His father is dying so he will be king soon and you will be his queen....now let's get out of here!
young princess: After you! I do not wish to stay another moment in this place.
Summarize the dialogue | witch is a powerful witch. Her father saw her in her looking glass and he quested her to find the young princess. She is to wed a prince from a beautiful kingdom. His father is dying so he will be king soon and you will be his queen. |
king: I am glad you are with me Brother - soon I shall conquer a Kingdom for you to rule for your very own.
brother: Yes, we shall conquer all that eye sees
king: Shall it be the Kingdom of the Elves, or that of the Dwarves?
brother: The dwarves they have all the gold
king: Right! So what tactics should we use?
brother: Well I think we can use our vast navy to blockade any food from reaching them
king: Good plan brother! Their mountain fortresses will bow before the might of our navy.
brother: yes they will
king: Anything else?
brother: well we do need to send some harrasement troups to keep moral low
king: The slave caste perhaps? They are usually hungry for blood.
brother: yes this would be wise
king: SHould you lead them?
brother: it is up to my brother but I would love the chance to prove my self
Summarize the dialogue | brother and the king are planning to conquer the Kingdom of the Dwarves. They will blockade their food supply and send harrasement troops to keep their moral low. Brother will lead the troops. |
#Person1#: Hi, Bill. It's Marsha Black at MPPD Ltd. How are you?
#Person2#: Hello, Marsha, I haven't heard from you in a long time. I'm great, and you?
#Person1#: Not too bad at all. Do you have a minute?
#Person2#: Sure, what can I do for you?
#Person1#: We're getting ready to place our Christmas orders and we need to know about how much it's going to run this year. You know, so we can have the funds put aside.
#Person2#: I'm really busy right now. I got a lot on my plate. So this isn't an actual bid you want but just a ballpark figure?
#Person1#: Right, a ballpark figure is fine, and slant it a little high if you have to.
#Person2#: Well, I can give you those figures now over the phone, is that okay? Or do you need them in writing?
#Person1#: It's going to be shown to the Board so I need it in writing. Make all the prices subject to confirmation so you can't be held to them. How soon can I have it?
#Person2#: Is this another rush, dear? Did you forget and wait until the last minute again?
#Person1#: Yeah, I'm afraid so. I really need your help here.
#Person2#: Well, just because it's you. Tomorrow, say around noon. | Marsha Black is getting ready to place the Christmas orders and needs to know about how much it's going to run this year. Bill will give her a ballpark figure in writing tomorrow around noon. |
Daniel: Has anyone seen the new Aquaman?
Eve: Not yet, I will watch it this weekend
Daniel: I want to see it, but I am not sure if to go alone or with Jil :p
Arthur: I watched it online, but it was decent fun :p
Daniel: So can we both join you this weekend?
Eve: Absolutely :) | Eve is going to watch the new Aquaman this weekend. Daniel and Jil are going to join Eve. Arthur watched Aquaman online and he recommends it. |
kid: hi goblin
goblin: Yikes! Who are you?
kid: a small child who grew up in a nearby village.
goblin: I am sorry, but i am not good around people
kid: I understand that. Have you seen my cat?
goblin: No I have not seen any cat around here.
kid: My Jack cant be gone forever
goblin: Ahh do not cry!! I will help you if you stop!
kid: *sniffs* alright. Help me kind goblin.
goblin: Sheesh I will I wll. This cat of yours Jack was it? How does he look like?
kid: White colored with a lot of fur
goblin: Any marks I should look for?
kid: None...it is gentle looking and...Hold on, what bone is that!
Summarize the dialogue | goblin is looking for kid's cat Jack. |
#Person1#: Welcome to the McDonald's. What will it be for you, madam?
#Person2#: One Big Mac and French Fries.
#Person1#: Is there anything else?
#Person2#: Give me one coke, please.
#Person1#: Is this to go or to eat here?
#Person2#: To go, please.
#Person1#: That comes to four dollars and ten cents.
#Person2#: And can I have some ketchup, please?
#Person1#: It's on the service counter over there. Please go to help yourself. | #Person1# helps #Person2# order take away foods in McDonald's. |
woman: Ugh, why can't there be any upscale establishments in this god forsaken town.
bar host: Well I ain't never been so affronted! And, uh, are you getting sleepy at all over there?
woman: I have plenty of energy! I could..dance....all...night....
bar host: Oh dear, do have a seat over here. We'll make sure you're taken care of fer certain! Just a small gift for my wife is the only charge.
woman: You...horrid...man...what have you...done to me!
bar host: Now, now. Do be quiet Ms. the authorities can't hear you in here.
woman: You terrible monster, I never! Help! Help!
bar host: These out to fetch a mint at the market! Business is good! Don't be frightened dear, you'll come to fresh as a daisy in the morning...
woman: So tired, so....uncomfortable.
Summarize the dialogue | woman is angry because there are no upscale establishments in her town. She is not getting sleepy. Bar host offers her a seat. |
lord: Well you might want to speak with a seamstress about that. I'm a lord here and have no idea how to sew.
queen: What about these ladies here with you? Are any of them seamstresses? I will pay good money!
lord: I believe one might know how to sew. I will ask them for you. What brings you to the courtyard today?
queen: I have been in the court all day. Someone in the village was murdered and we need to find out what happened!
lord: Murdered???
queen: Yes..you wouldn't know anything about this would you??
lord: Absolutely not. Do you think we should search the courtyard?
queen: yes but first..whose pouch is this?? It seems very cheap for a Lord to be carrying...
lord: I don't know. One of my ladies of the castle brought it to me earlier today. Does it mean something?
queen: This looks very similar to the pouch we found on the murdered villager. Maybe we can speak with the lady who gave it to you to find some some answers?
Summarize the dialogue | lord will ask his ladies if they know how to sew. queen has been in the court all day. Someone in the village was murdered and they need to find out what happened. |
yeti: I am king of the Yetis!
thief: Why have you come to a saloon Yeti? I thought your kind only lived in the snow cap mountains beyond our kingdom?
yeti: Yetis can get lonely too!
thief: I would buy you a beer but it seems there was a scuffle in here earlier. A huge fight broke out, I was able to steal this valuable jewel from a merchant sitting down.
yeti: That is a pretty jewel. My favourite things are frozen foods!
thief: You will find only Ale here. You should try one! It's usually cold beer in the winter months! What is it you do exactly Yeti?
Summarize the dialogue | Yeti is king of the Yetis. He came to a saloon because he was lonely. Thief stole a jewel from a merchant sitting down. |
child: Excuse me, sir, but do you know where I can buy some turmeric?
thief: yea..i sell
child: Ohh, great! I'd like to buy some!
thief: Bring the money...quick!
child: Umm I have plenty, sir. How much for it?
thief: 3 bags of gold
child: 3 bags of gold?! Are you sure you meant that many?
thief: yea
child: That's an absurd price, sir...
thief: I am sorry i have to do this
child: Ahh! Someone help me from this thief!
thief: shut up you lil thwart
child: Get away from me!
Summarize the dialogue | The thief wants 3 bags of gold for turmeric. The child has plenty of money. |
Bianca: heyyy, wanna meet up? like in the afternoon?
Alice: i was just leaving. i'm going to the mall. wanna join me?
Bianca: shit, i have something right now. but we can meet after that.
Alice: sure, so maybe catch me up then? :) we can go grab a coffee
Bianca: ok, i should be done at bout 3pm. should I call you when i'll be leaving?
Alice: Cool
Bianca: <file_gif>
Alice: where do you have the thing
Bianca: buy yourself smth nice in the mall :) downtown
Alice: ooooh
Bianca: bu that's ok, I can find you.
Alice: take a tram, will be quicker :) | Bianca and Alice are going to meet for a coffee at the mall at 3pm. |
dwarf: unfortunately we do not use paper money here. Do you take gold?
there is also a young woman selling flowers to passersby.: Oh yes!!!!!! How many would you life? These are roses. And those are lilly's perfect for a small pound.
dwarf: 14, one for each of my children.
there is also a young woman selling flowers to passersby.: Oh Thank you!!!! Will you please tell all of your friends. I will be moving to the next town soon.
dwarf: Of course, here come with me. I will bring you to the town square.
there is also a young woman selling flowers to passersby.: Oh great. Wait I need to get my daughter. Can she could along?
dwarf: I assure you that would be fine. How did you get into the flower business?
there is also a young woman selling flowers to passersby.: I always loved to garden and keep many pretty flowers. But, after my husband passed I had to find a way to make money. And it seemed perfect to sell my flowers.
dwarf: I am sorry for your loss.
Summarize the dialogue | There is a dwarf buying flowers from a young woman. She will sell them to his friends. |
traveler: But if we could make a deal you could help me fly to far away places to buy spices and fruits and...
dragon: Hmmnnn... That sounds like an interesting deal. Where are you from?
traveler: I am with a group of merchants from the west...we are traveling east to trade. We are having problems with bandits who keep ambushing us. We are holding them off but we lost one merchant. It would be great to fly above the trouble.
dragon: Great then. Will you hop on and let me give you the ride of your life
traveler: Can the others come too...is there room on your back for more than one?
dragon: Definitely....but at a price.
traveler: What is your price dragon? We have only things to trade with humans...One of the merchants has gems but what use does a dragon have for gems?
dragon: I demand the most priced jewel you possess
traveler: I will talk with the other merchants and see what they say. I know one has a small bag of pretty jewels.
Summarize the dialogue | dragon offers to fly a group of merchants to far away places in exchange for jewels. |
#Person1#: Here is your spicy diced chicken with peanuts, sir.
#Person2#: Thank you. It looks very attractive.
#Person1#: I would advise you to enjoy the dish while it is hot.
#Person2#: Tasty and tender! It must be one of the famous local dishes.
#Person1#: Yes. It's a traditional dish.
#Person2#: And it must be very particular in cooking.
#Person1#: You are right, sir. To prepare it, a Sichuan food chef first fries some chilli until they turn reddish brown, and then puts diced chicken breast meat into the pot with other condiments and peanuts. That's why the dish has a bright colour.
#Person2#: I see.
#Person1#: Enjoy yourself, sir. | #Person2# likes his spicy diced chicken with peanuts very much. #Person1# tells him how to cook it. |
Nina: Did your insurance cover it?
Tom: No, I had to pay it myself
Brad: how much?
Tom: 4000
Nina: fuck... | Tom had to pay a lot of money himself because his insurance hadn't covered it. |
creature: Hello Homeless person!
homeless person: Good day creature. Do you mean me harm?
creature: I am mischievous but I mean no harm.
homeless person: Have you any food to spare? I am so hungry.
creature: There is plenty of food! look around.
homeless person: This isn't food, this is waste. I cannot eat this.
creature: What are you interested in eating? I blend with the shadows and can get into the castle kitchen to get you anything you could want.
homeless person: You are no creature, you are an angel. Anything, anything at all.
creature: Well thank you. I have been looking for someone to take me as a pet, would you be interested?
homeless person: I can barely care for myself. I don't think I'd make a good owner.
creature: Well it would be more of a companionship. I help you and you help me
homeless person: What do you need help with?
creature: Just friendship!
homeless person: I can do that, you help me get food and I provide companionship for you. Seems like too good a deal to be true.
Summarize the dialogue | homeless person is hungry. The creature offers him food. The creature wants to be taken as a pet. The homeless person agrees. |
guard: And why has the king decreed you to be locked up in here?
prisoner: I have a twin brother, who is among the most evil of the human race. He, well he did some very bad things towards the king, then ran away! Whilst I was I was out one day selling fish at a local market, one of the kings right hand men saw me, think I was my brother. And now, here I am.
guard: That is quite a story. Pray tell, what is your name?
prisoner: Phillip the great, not to be mistaken for Frank the fifth!
guard: Well Phillip, I was moved by your story and it certainly sounds like you were sentenced wrongfully. Tomorrow I will go to the king and tell him your story and try to gain his mercy. Maybe he will reduce your sentence or free you altogether.
prisoner: Oh pray you guard! Thank the! it has been so long since I have been in here, and noone would listen. I shall honor you and your family with all the fish you would like!
Summarize the dialogue | Phillip the great was locked up in prison because he was mistaken for his evil twin brother Frank the fifth. He was selling fish at a local market when he was mistaken for his brother. Guard will go to the king and try to gain his mercy. |
#Person1#: I'm forming a music band.
#Person2#: Do you already know how to play an instrument?
#Person1#: Uh. . . Yeah! I'Ve told you a thousand times that I'm learning to play the drums. Now that I know how to play well, I would like to form a rock band.
#Person2#: Aside from yourself, who are the other members of the band?
#Person1#: We have a guy who plays guitar, and another who plays bass. Although we still haven't found anyone to be our singer. You told me that you had some musical talent, right?
#Person2#: Yes, I'm a singer.
#Person1#: Perfect. So you can audition this weekend here at my house.
#Person2#: Great! Wait here? You don't have enough room for the amplifiers, microphones or even your drums! By the way where do you keep them or practice? | #Person1# can play the drums well now and wants to form a rock band, so #Person1# asks #Person2# to come for an audition as the singer. |
nuns: Hello, sir. How are you?
monk: I am fine thank you.How about you?
nuns: I'm quite alright, thank you. What brings you here?
monk: I am here for my daily prayers. I love speaking to my god from here
nuns: Ah, we are glad to see people like you come in here for the proper worship.
monk: Thank you. I know most people judge me wrong because of my hairstyle
nuns: What's there to judge about it?
monk: They find my hairstyle to be a little bit funny hence never beleive me when I tell them I am born again
nuns: That's awful of them to do, you seem like such a gentle monk.
monk: Thank you.I give the praises to my god who has given me protection.
nuns: Wise decision, God bless you sir.
monk: Thank you. May the god almighty be with you.
nuns: Thank you, sir. What do you plan to do once you have left?
monk: I plan to go and visit some kids at the orphanage
Summarize the dialogue | monk is here for his daily prayers. He is born again and he likes to visit orphanages. |
#Person1#: What are your plans for this weekend?
#Person2#: I'd like to hire a bike. I think it would be a good idea to do some cycling on Sunday.
#Person1#: If the weather's fine.
#Person2#: I am sure it will be. It's been good so far this weekend.
#Person1#: I know a good place to hire bikes if you want.
#Person2#: Thanks. That would be really helpful.
#Person1#: But remember, be careful when you ride a bike. The traffic in Beijing can be dangerous. | #Person2# is planning to do some cycling on Sunday. #Person1# recommends a place to hire bikes and reminds #Person2# to be cautious. |
a royal: "That is not dead which can eternal lie. And with strange aeons even death may die." Indeed, you know the tales well priest.
a priest: Yes praise be to the one who sleeps beneath the sea.
a royal: And how go our plans for the return of the old ones? The King does not suspect does he?
a priest: Well of course not, the man has and always will be a fool'
a royal: Excellent. What counsel do you have should the return occur before the midsummer's moon?
a priest: Worry not, always remember. Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn.
a royal: My pronunciation has always been terrible, but I trust you will be able to fulfill the ritual when the time is nigh.
a priest: Oh yes, I was trained in my prior country. The words are just a bit different here, that explains the confusion earlier.
Summarize the dialogue | a royal and a priest are planning the return of the old ones. The King does not suspect the priest. The priest will fulfill the ritual when the time is nigh. |
parrot: *whistle* Mutiny, mutiny! Squawk! Kill the Captain, mutiny, squawk! *whistle* Kill the Captain!
captain: It seems some mateys will be walking the plank soon, argh.
parrot: Plank, plank! Captain walk the plank! Squawk! Drunk Captain overboard! Squawk, plank! *whistle*
captain: Argh, don't just stand there! Go get help, parrot!
parrot: Squawk! Snap out of it, man! *whistle* How about a little grog, eh? *whistle*
captain: I must be losing my mind, argh. I feel like I'm being manipulated by my parrot!
parrot: Silly Captain! Squawk, manipulated, squawk. conspiracy, manipulation, squawk! silly, drunken Captain! Mutiny! *whistle*
Summarize the dialogue | Captain is drunk and he feels like he's being manipulated by his parrot. |
Lara: Girls, have u seen “A star is born?”
Samantha: Not yet, but I wanna watch it soon
Samantha: <file_video>
Samantha: This is the main song of the film
Ruby: Does Lady Gaga play there?
Lara: Yes! | Samantha will watch a movie with Lady Gaga soon. |
flies: not imagining. Hi there
criminal: Wow. Does that rat talk too? What is going on here?
flies: no, that's silly. Why would a rat talk?
criminal: I've been here for 10 years and I've seen millions of flies. When, exactly, did you guys learn how to talk.
flies: I can't speak for the rest, but I've always been able to. When did you learn to talk?
criminal: Don't get a smart mouth fly. But, why are you here? Surely a talking fly can find a better place to hang out.
flies: Are you kidding? This place is filthy. I can't think of a better place for a fly to be. Why are you here?
criminal: I stole some apples. It was a whole big thing. I got a 20 year sentence. Here, hold this bucket for me.
flies: yeah, that's a little heavy for me. I'm a fly remember
Summarize the dialogue | Criminal stole some apples and got a 20 year sentence. He is in jail. The flies are surprised that he is here. |
ambassador: Tell me craftsman, did you make this sword?
craftsman: Yes I did, it is one of my better works.
Summarize the dialogue | ambassador wants to know if the sword was made by craftsman. |
Gregory: will you bring the barbecue set or should I?
Luke: I will, did you get some beers for yourself?
Gregory: how could I not? Barbecue without beers? You serious? :D
Luke: who am I asking.... :D
Gregory: <file_gif>
Luke: hahahahaah | Luke will bring the barbecue set. Gregory will bring some beers for himself for the barbecue. |
Lia: <file_other>
Lia: I have no words
Therese: how is it possible?!
Aileen: very strange, I though that abortion has been available since 1 of January
Siobhan: that's the law, but Coombe Hospital claims they are not prepared to provide it yet
Lia: we fought so much for it last year
Lia: we won the referendum
Lia: and now this woman has to go through this kind of nightmare
Aileen: the woman apparently has to go to England to have an abortion
Lia: I don't understand here something
Lia: can't she just go to another hospital?
Siobhan: I also don't get it
Aileen: maybe the foetus is quite big already, I mean old?
Lia: maybe, but it has fatal abnormality as 2 independent doctors confirmed
Aileen: right
Therese: this must be horrible for the woman
Therese: she should get an abortion as soon as possible
Therese: it's good for everybody involved
Lia: I hope she will! | A pregnant woman whose foetus has fatal abnormality has to go to England to have an abortion. Even if, according to law, abortion has been available since 1 January, Coombe Hospital is not prepared to provide it yet. |
#Person1#: Hi, I made a reservation for a mid-size vehicle. The name is Jimmy Fox.
#Person2#: I'm sorry, Mr. Fox. We have no mid-size available at the moment.
#Person1#: What do you mean? I don't understand, I made a reservation, do you have my reservation?
#Person2#: Yes, we do, but unfortunately we ran out of cars.
#Person1#: But the reservation keeps the car here. That's why you have the reservation.
#Person2#: I know why we have reservations.
#Person1#: I don't think you do. If you did, I'd have a car. See, you know how to take the reservation, you just don't know how to hold the reservation and that's really the most important part of the reservation, the holding. If anybody can just take them, what's the meaning of reservation?
#Person2#: I am really sorry. But we do have a compact or an SUV if you'd like.
#Person1#: Fine. I'll take the compact.
#Person2#: Alright. We have a blue Ford Focus for you, Mr. Fox. Would you like insurance?
#Person1#: Yeah, you better give me the insurance, because I am gonna beat the hell out of this car.
#Person2#: I am truly sorry. Since that happened, we would like to offer you a discount for the insurance and rent fee. | Mr. Fox is angry because he makes a reservation for a mid-size vehicle but #Person2# doesn't keep a car for him. Finally, he takes a compact with a discount. |
Sonja: I can't believe they ejected him from the game.
Elisabeth: that was a dirty hit!
Sonja: C'mon! that kind happens all the time in hockey! | Sonja and Elisabeth discuss a hockey game. |
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