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Project Manager: The kinetic thing can we just skip it
User Interface: Just cut off the kine
Project Manager: because you have to shake it but that is not really innovative
User Interface: we just put a good battery it it
Marketing: what do you think about Here What do you think about putting a battery in it but also selling like the covers a docking station just apart from the from the thing so that you can put rechargeable batteries in it and just
User Interface: But you can use rechargeable batteries anyway just you s you have to recharge them manual
Project Manager: But we if you forget about the kinetic
User Interface: that is a cost reduc
Project Manager: well if we do that we shall
Industrial Designer: well you you can go from doublecurved to singlecurved And that would solve the budget problem
Project Manager: b but i but the singlecurved is just oh
User Interface: so we have to bake the ba back flat and then No it is it is just one curve and not a back curved I think Or
Industrial Designer: It is just well the singlecurve that
Project Manager: So that is wh tha that is one option
User Interface: Or are these two curves ?
Project Manager: And then w and then we could have it but it is its well it is it is r it is the main point of the the the the look
User Interface: but what else do we have to cut out ? No advanced chip that is a little bit of problem
Project Manager: No though that that can be done
User Interface: Although can we make it with a regular chip ?
Marketing: Hey those ar arcs why are there for ?
Project Manager: I can delete it for you if you want So if we do this we are on twelve and a half Euro And we are done
User Interface: but does it fit with our design ?
Project Manager: well the only thing that do not
User Interface: Do we have to you adapt it ? It is singlecurves
Project Manager: singlecurved but there is a curve in it So
User Interface: W Could we just make the bubbles cut off the back and then we are has
Industrial Designer: we just make it flat
Marketing: But wha Kay look what is the If you make it doublecurved it costs one Euro more
User Interface: More You make it optional
Marketing: But No but does it have a lot of extra
Industrial Designer: Worth does it have added worth ?
User Interface: there is an a a athe aesthetic value but not functionality
Project Manager: it is really a static value
Marketing: aesthetic I mean you make like eleven and a half Euros profit instead of twelve and a half But I do not know if twelve and a half is a fixed fixed price
Industrial Designer: well let us assume it is
Marketing: No we can not go above that
Industrial Designer: We we should assume it i that it is But I I figured that the kinetic would be a marketing promotion R if you promote a kinetic I kinetic remote control I mean that would b sell better than an a normal remote control
Project Manager: Do you think ? Well now you can shake your remote control
Industrial Designer: No well y I mean y you can go into your neighbour and tell him ha my k remote control is kinetic You have standard old battery control remote con
Marketing: What a what about all the m the environment freaks ?
User Interface: but it does not fit in our co cost profile So
Marketing: I I think it is it is It look like this one
User Interface: You ma can make an an especialised extra gold version
Project Manager: ? Who because if you want to go to kinetic you are you are on thirteen and a half and you must go to flat | The project manager wanted to remove the kinetic function as the manager thought it would be a desirable cost reduction. However, the industrial designer did not agree with the project manager because the designer thought it would be a good marketing promotion as people would think that remote controls with kinetic function are cool. Since they still wanted the price to remain on the same level, they decided to adapt the control into a flat one so as to minimize the cost. |
Esme: Morning!
Richard: Hellooo :)
Esme: SUN!!
Esme: 👯
Esme: 🙌🙌🙌
Richard: Yeaaah
Richard: 😍
Richard: Loving it
Esme: Still up for a yoga session later on?
Richard: Yeah, sure :)
Richard: I was actually trying to figure out which video we could use. Since there won't be any connection down at the park :/
Esme: I'll download something onto my laptop ;)
Richard: Ah! Perfect!
Esme: An intermediate class, is that ok?
Richard: Yes, I would prefer that
Esme: Ok, I'll look for something
Richard: Cool!
Esme: 👍 | Esme and Richard will have a yoga session at the park. Esme will download an intermediate class on her laptop. |
Olivia: You coming to see Hugh Jackman this weekend in the restaurant?
Noah: I would not be in the town
Olivia: Neither would I :/ | Noah and Olivia will be out of town for this weekend, and they will not see Hugh Jackman at the restaurant. |
Eve: Where are we meeting?
Charlie: at the entrance
Nicole: yes, it's the best place. We would't find each other inside, it'll be too crowded
Eve: ok! | Eve, Charlie and Nicole are meeting at the entrance. |
Julie: Did they ring you?
Karen: No, what about?
Julie: Someone rang in sick again .....can you work?
Karen: No I haven't got childcare....
Julie: That's a shame
Karen: I know...who are you going to work with then?
Julie: No idea. I expecti it will be someone who hasn't been here before
Karen: Who rang in sick?
Julie: Maureen
Karen: No idea why she even works there. She's always off sick. Good luck
Julie: Thanks. I'll need it!!! | Maureen called in sick and Julie's looking for someone to cover for her. Karen can't do it. |
Nat: How are you doing?
Tom: Worse than I'd have thought.
Nat: Me too. My head is getting heavy.
Tom: I guess I'll call it a day. Whatever will be, will be...
Nat: You think so?
Tom: What's the point of sitting and struggling with your falling eyelids?
Nat: OK. I'm going to sleep too.
Tom: Yeah. See you before the exam.
Nat: Good night!
Tom: Good night! | Nat and Tom are too tired to continue studying for tomorrow's exam. |
flies: buzz buzz. Any food or drink?
criminal: Watch yourself. I've killed larger being.
flies: What are you here for?
criminal: I was thinking about taking the apples from that shop over there. But I'm trapped in this jail...think you can do some recon for me?
flies: It is quite a long way but I can take a look. They do sound tasty though!
criminal: You can have a bite. Your mouth isn't very big.
flies: buzz buzz. This is true. But I have an insatiable appetite!
criminal: You also only have 23 hours to live. What's your plan to scope out the shop?
flies: Well. Lamb is my favorite food but apples will do! I'll have a look now. Buzz.
criminal: Try to disguise yourself with this...
flies: Thank you.
criminal: Sometimes I get bored in this cell and stack these up.
flies: Here is another one for you.
Summarize the dialogue | criminal is in jail and wants flies to help him steal apples from a shop. flies will go there to scope out the shop. |
Logan: So what happens now?
Amelia: They vote, I guess?
Logan: I ask because of these legal advice things today. It doesn't sound positive.
Amelia: Nothing about this sounds positive.
Logan: It's the customs union that's the problem right now.
Amelia: Seems to be.
Logan: No, it is, because they are saying it isn't legal to exit without another customs agreement or something.
Amelia: See, how can you be sure what anything says right now?
Logan: I'm just reading what the news says...
Amelia: Fake news! LOL!
Logan: Um, right...
Logan: It's the Irish border that's the problem. Ireland is staying in the EU so there has to be a border.
Amelia: Ah, and they don't want a hard border?
Logan: No. Makes everything more complicated and difficult.
Amelia: But this is all lawyer-speak and legalese.
Logan: Yes, but all lawyers do is give a frank opinion.
Amelia: What does PM say?
Logan: She's insistent that there has to be a backstop for NI and the border.
Amelia: Well, then...
Logan: Some backtracking there, but all in all an honest response from her.
Amelia: The whole thing bores me to tears.
Logan: More to discuss down the pub! LOL!
Amelia: Meet you there! | Logan and Amelia discuss politics and Brexit. Logan explains there is a problem with the customs union and the border. They go to the pub to discuss the matter. |
Pauline: Hi
Stanley: Hi sweety
Pauline: How are you?
Stanley: Working :D
Stanley: I opened my laptop and I'm working downstairs on the coach
Stanley: Better atmosphere for working :)
Stanley: <file_photo>
Pauline: I miss this cat
Stanley: And how are you?
Pauline: I was at that conference today
Pauline: And I have to tell you that it's really dissapointing
Pauline: For example the catering case
Pauline: The restaurant owners decided that they won't open and when people responsible for organization convinced them, it turned out that it's really expensive
Pauline: Moreover when the conference was coming to an end, restaurant decided that the rest of the food that they knew they won't sell anymore will be given out for free
Pauline: So imagine that you bought pricy piece of cake and coffee and suddendly 3 hours later they give out for free remaining things
Stanley: A bit unfair
Pauline: And the presentations of lecturers lasted only 20 minutes each.
Stanley: Wow. That's quick.
Pauline: Definitely too little time. In 20 minutes they won't be able to even introduce their products :/
Stanley: On the other hand, you have to know what kind of mistakes are made while organizing such events. If for example you will ever take part in organizing a conference, you will be aware of things you should avoid.
Pauline: Exactly!
Stanley: :)
Pauline: I learned few things today. I'm glad i decided to come
Stanley: I'm happy then. A bit lonely, but happy.
Pauline: Tomorrow morning, I'll be home
Stanley: I know. You'll probably wake me up :D
Pauline: Haha. And I'll force you to make me a cup of coffee.
Stanley: Haha. Ok :) | Stanley is working downstairs. Pauline was at the conference today and it disappointed her. There were problems with the catering and the food was expensive.The presentation only 20 minutes. Pauline learned a lot either way. She will be home tomorrow morning. |
Sofia: I think my car needs an oil change baby.
David: Do you remember when was the last time you changed it?
Sofia: I think it was when my car had like 30k miles on it.
David: And how many it has now?
Sofia: 45k
David: Then yes, you definitely need an oil change
Sofia: Should I do it at the dealer or a regular body shop?
David: If you have a coupon you can make an appointment with at the dealer. If you don;t have it, it'll be more $$
Sofia: I do have a 50% coupon sent in the mail.
David: Then go ahead and schedule an appointment, maybe for Saturday that way I can take it if you want.
Sofia: Perfect. I'll give them a call and check Saturday.
David: Sounds good. | Sofia's car needs an oil change. Sofia will make an appointment for Saturday so David can take her car. |
#Person1#: Hi, Tony. Haven't seen you for a long time. How have you been?
#Person2#: OK, I've been looking for a job for days, and I haven't found one yet. It's so hard finding work these days. Have you had any luck?
#Person1#: Yes, I've got a job, a waiter's job in a restaurant.
#Person2#: Are you well paid?
#Person1#: Well, $10 per hour, but I can keep the tips. That comes to roughly $80 every evening
#Person2#: Not bad.
#Person1#: Actually, there's still another opening. If you are interested, you'll surely get it.
#Person2#: That's great! I'll go there right now and speak with the boss.
#Person1#: There's no rush. You can see him tomorrow. I've told him about you. He promised to give you the job.
#Person2#: That was nice of you, Susan. Thanks a lot.
#Person1#: Think nothing of it, Tony. I'm sure you'd do the same for me.
#Person2#: Could you tell me a bit more about the work there? I mean, those dos and don'ts. I am a green hand, you know.
#Person1#: First of all, you must be punctual. You should be there before 6 p. m. so that you will have half an hour for preparation changing clothes and things like that. Then,remember you should smile. Smile to your customers all the time. Never pull a long face even If you feel awful that day. Anything else? Oh, yes. Never argue with your boss. Learn to say 'Yes, sir. '
#Person2#: Be a yes-man, you mean?
#Person1#: You may put it that way if you like. Don't worry. You'll have no problem.
#Person2#: I hope not. | Tony hasn't got a job, while Susan has got one as a waiter in a restaurant. Susan has told her boss about Tony and the boss promised to give Tony the job. Tony is grateful. Then Susan talks about the rules of the job. |
#Person1#: Hi, Ed.
#Person2#: Hello, Jane. It's so nice to see you again this year. Didn't you say you would teach in Shanghai last term?
#Person1#: Yeah. It was because of my husband. His company was going to move to Shanghai but his boss changed his mind. I am glad to continue teaching in this school. I like this place.
#Person2#: Me, too! The schoolmaster is friendly. And I think he knows how to run the school well.
#Person1#: Yes. I also like the good relationship between colleagues. They are helpful.
#Person2#: And the kids are very lovely.
#Person1#: Yeah, I love them too. By the way, which grade are you going to teach this year?
#Person2#: Grade 10.
#Person1#: Really? I teach Grade 10, too. | Jane and Ed are going to teach in the same school and same grade this year. Both of them love the school. |
#Person1#: What book is that?
#Person2#: I just bought a new atlas. I'm looking this map of the world. Look at Russia! That's a vast country.
#Person1#: Canada, china, and the use are huge too.
#Person2#: There are several tiny countries in the world too. Countries like Monaco are smaller than many cities.
#Person1#: Those small countries are microscopic compared to Russia. European countries are relatively small. France looks quite big in Europe, but compared to many countries in other continents, it's not very l
#Person2#: Britain is half the size of france, but great Britain is still one of the largest islands in the world.
#Person1#: The thing with large countries is that often they have vast areas of land that are useless or hardly used. Russia and Canada have enormous areas of ice and forest. | #Person1# is looking at a map of the world and discusses with #Person2# about the large countries like Russia, Canada and China, and tiny countries. |
PhD F: How about you Barry ?
Grad A: still working on my my quals preparation stuff so I m I m thinking about starting some cheating experiments to determine the the relative effectiveness of some intermediate categories that I want to classify So for example if I know where voicing occurs and everything I would do a phone phone recognition experiment somehow putting in the the the perfect knowledge that I have about voicing So in particular I was thinking in in the hybrid framework just taking those LNA files and setting to zero those probabilities that that these phones are not voicing So say like I know this particular segment is voicing I would say go into the corresponding LNA file and zonk out the the posteriors for those phonemes that are not voiced and then see what kinds of improvements I get And so this would be a useful thing to know in terms of like which which which of these categories are are good for speech recognition So that s I hope to get those those experiments done by by the time quals come come around in July
PhD F: So do you just take the probabilities of the other ones and spread them out evenly among the the remaining ones ?
Grad A: I I I was thinking OK so just set to set to some really low number the the non voiced phones Right ? And then renormalize
PhD F: Cool That will be really interesting to see you know So then you are going to feed the those into pause some standard recognizer wh are you going to do digits
Grad A: m well I m going to f work with TIMIT
PhD F: or ? With TIMIT OK
Grad A: TIMIT phone recognition with TIMIT
PhD F: Oh so then you will feed those Sorry So where do the outputs of the net go into if you are doing phone recognition ?
Grad A: Oh the outputs of the net go into the standard h ICSI hybrid recognizer So maybe Chronos
PhD F: An and you are going to the you are going to do phone recognition with that ?
Grad A: or Phone recognition Right right So And another thing would be to extend this to digits or something where I can look at whole words And I would be able to see not just like phoneme events but inter phoneme events So like this is from a stop to to a vo a vocalic segment You know so something that is transitional in nature So that s that s it
PhD F: Let s see I have not done a whole lot on anything related to this this week I ve been focusing mainly on Meeting Recorder stuff So I guess I will just pass it on to Dave
Grad G: OK Well in my lunch talk last week I I said I would tried phase normalization and gotten garbage results using that l long term mean subtraction approach It turned out there was a bug in my Matlab code So I tried it again and the results were were better I got intelligible speech back But they still were not as good as just subtracting the magnitude the log magnitude means And also I ve been talking to Andreas and Thilo about the SmartKom language model and about coming up with a good model for far mike use of the SmartKom system So I m going to be working on implementing this mean subtraction approach in the far mike system for the SmartKom system I mean And one of the experiments we are going to do is we are going to train the a Broadcast News net which is because that s what we ve been using so far and adapt it on some other data An Andreas wants to use data that resembles read speech like pause these digit readings because he feels that the SmartKom system interaction is not going to be exactly conversational | Grad A was working on cheating experiments to study classification of phones for his qualifying exam. Grad G fixed a bug in his Matlab code for phase normalization and started receiving better results. |
#Person1#: I'm going to work in a multi-national enterprise after gradution.
#Person2#: but you said your dream was to be an entrepreneur, to be your own boss.
#Person1#: I'll do it someday. But it's not the right time now. I have to learn a lot by working as an employee.
#Person2#: it sounds like you've got a perfect plan.
#Person1#: you could say so. I'll work hard in that company and try to understand as much as possible about how to run an enterprise.
#Person2#: it can save you lots of time and effort to simply copy a successful business model.
#Person1#: yeah, the success stories of that company might be useful for me. And their customers may become the potential ones for my own company.
#Person2#: that's right. You should establish good relationships with them. what else are you planning to do while working for that company?
#Person1#: well, I'll come up with a detailed business plan to attract the investors.
#Person2#: sounds perfect. I think with all that you have in mind, you'll become a successful businessman. By then, perhaps, I'll join in as a partner of your company. | #Person1# tells #Person2# #Person1# future plan. #Person2# thinks it is a good opportunity to learn skills in other companies and make preparation for starting up a company. |
maid: I am a maid and do all the dirty work in the house but i don't mind because i love serving the king and he is a man of taste
king: Yes, please clean the floors. They will not clean themselves
maid: Hey king I was hoping you will notice my big ass and take me as one of your concubines so I dont have to clean
king: No. I cannot do that. I am loyal to the queen.
maid: But you are allowed to have as many as you want
king: I could, but I will not. The queen is all I need
maid: You are a very faithful one. I know what to do to get you sire.
king: What is that?
maid: I will ask the gods for favor
king: Go ahead, ask them.
maid: Who is Omamoko, i see the statue resting at the end of the walking isle
king: Omamdako is my lost son. We have not found him for years.
maid: oh wow, glad you found him
Summarize the dialogue | maid is a maid and she loves serving the king. She wants to be a concubine but the king is loyal to the queen. Maid will ask the gods for favor. |
John: Ave. Was there any homework for tomorrow?
Cassandra: hello :D Of course, as always :D
John: What exactly?
Cassandra: I'm not sure so I'll check it for you in 20minutes.
John: Cool, thanks. Sorry I couldn't be there, but I was busy as fuck...my stupid boss as always was trying to piss me off
Cassandra: No problem, what did he do this time?
John: Nothing special, just the same as always, treating us like children, commanding to do this and that...
Cassandra: sorry to hear that. but why don't you just go to your chief and tell him everything?
John: I would, but I don't have any support from others, they are like goddamn pupets and pretend that everything's fine...I'm not gonna fix everything for everyone
Cassandra: I understand...Nevertheless, just try to ignore him. I know it might sound ridiculous as fuck, but sometimes there's nothing more you can do.
John: yeah I know...maybe some beer this week?
Cassandra: Sure, but I got some time after classes only...this week is gonna be busy
John: no problem, I can drive you home and we can go to some bar or whatever.
Cassandra: cool. ok, I got this homework. it's page 15 ex. 2 and 3, I also asked the others to study another chapter, especially the vocabulary from the very first pages. Just read it.
John: gosh...I don't know if I'm smart enough to do it :'D
Cassandra: you are, don't worry :P Just circle all the words you don't know and we'll continue on Monday.
John: ok...then I'll try my best :D
Cassandra: sure, if you will have any questions just either text or call me and I'll help you.
John: I hope I won't have to waste your time xD
Cassandra: you're not wasting my time, I'm your teacher, I'm here to help. This is what I get money for, also :P
John: just kidding :D ok, so i guess we'll stay in touch then
Cassandra: sure, have a nice evening :D
John: you too, se ya
Cassandra: Byeeeee | John didn't show up for class due to some work issues with his boss. Cassandra, his teacher told him which exercises to do, and which chapter to study. They are going to meet up for a beer sometime this week after class. |
#Person1#: Would you like to have a piece of cake?
#Person2#: No, thank you. I'm on a diet.
#Person1#: Why? You're not fat.
#Person2#: I'm considering entering for the beauty contest this summer, so I must have a slender figure.
#Person1#: Women of all shapes would be beautiful if they are self-confident.
#Person2#: I'm afraid the judges do not think so. All the beauty contests are for slim girls only.
#Person1#: Well. There's a beauty contest in Thailand just for fat beauties.
#Person2#: How much do they weigh?
#Person1#: All the beauties who entered the contest were over 80kg.
#Person2#: But I'm not fat enough to enter that contest. | #Person2#'s on a diet for a beauty contest. But #Person1# thinks women of all shapes would be beautiful if they're self-confident. |
farmer bob: Oh, my little oinker! How are you and your family this fine day?
pig: Oink Oink. A bit muddy out here for the family, the food you left us last evening has certainly fattened up our bellies
Summarize the dialogue | pig and his family are muddy today. The food farmer bob left has fattened up their bellies. |
#Person1#: Dear Aaron, and how are you?
#Person2#: Quite well, thank you.
#Person1#: I'm celebrating my ninth birthday, the day after tomorrow.
#Person2#: Well, where is the function arranged?
#Person1#: It is arranged in a hotel.
#Person2#: Where is it?
#Person1#: It is just next to my house.
#Person2#: Will your uncle Vince attend the function?
#Person1#: No, but he has sent me a camera as my birthday present. | #Person1# tells #Person2# #Person1# will celebrate #Person1#'s birthday in a hotel. #Person1#'s uncle won't come but already sent a present. |
Professor B: But another way of looking at it might be that I mean what w we we are coming up with feature sets after all So another way of looking at it is that the mel cepstru mel pause spectrum mel cepstrum any of these variants give you the smooth spectrum It s the spectral envelope By going back to the FFT you are getting something that is pause more like the raw data So the question is what characterization and you are playing around with this another way of looking at it is what characterization of the difference between pause the raw data pause and this smooth version pause is something that you are missing that could help ? So I mean looking at different statistical measures of that difference coming up with some things and just trying them out and seeing if you add them onto the feature vector does that make things better or worse in noise where you are really just i i the way I m looking at it is not so much you are trying to f find the best the world s best voiced unvoiced classifier but it s more that you know try some different statistical characterizations of that difference back to the raw data and and m maybe there s something there that pause the system can use
PhD A: but ther more obvious is that The the more obvious is that that well using the th the FFT you just it gives you just information about if it s voiced or not voiced ma mainly I mean But So this is why we we started to look pause by having sort of voiced phonemes
Professor B: Well that s the rea w w what I m arguing is that s I mean what I m arguing is that that that s givi you gives you your intuition But in in reality it s you know there s all of this this overlap and so forth and But what I m saying is that may be OK because what you are really getting is not actually voiced versus unvoiced both for the fac the reason of the overlap and and then th you know structural reasons like the one that Chuck said that that in fact well the data itself is that you are working with is not perfect So what I m saying is maybe that s not a killer because you are just getting some characterization one that s driven by your intuition about voiced unvoiced certainly but it s just some characterization of something back in the in the in the almost raw data rather than the smooth version And your intuition is driving you towards particular kinds of statistical characterizations of what s missing from the spectral envelope obviously you have something about the excitation and what is it about the excitation and you know and you are not getting the excitation anyway you know So so I I would almost take a especially if if these trainings and so forth are faster I would almost just take a a scattershot at a few different ways of look of characterizing that difference and you could have one of them but and and see you know which of them helps
PhD C: So i is the idea that you are going to take pause whatever features you develop and and just add them onto the future vector ? Or what s the use of the the voiced unvoiced detector ?
PhD A: I guess we do not know exactly yet But Th
PhD C: It s not part of a VAD system that you are doing ?
PhD A: No the idea was I guess to to use them as as features it could be it could be a neural network that does voiced and unvoiced detection but it could be in the also the big neural network that does phoneme classification
Professor B: But each one of the mixture components I mean you have variance only so it s kind of like you are just multiplying together these probabilities from the individual features pause within each mixture So it s so it seems l you know
PhD C: I think it s a neat thing it seems like a good idea
Professor B: I mean I know that people doing some robustness things a ways back were were just doing just being gross and just throwing in the FFT and actually it was not was not was not so bad so it would s and and you know that i it s got to hurt you a little bit to not have a a spectral a s a smooth spectral envelope so there must be something else that you get pause in return for that | The professor thought that the team should go back and look at the difference between the smooth and the raw versions. He thought the team was too stuck on intuitions based on only the smooth version. He agreed that not having a smooth version could hurt the model a bit, but the team could potentially learn something that helps the model more. |
Amal: hey! 👋 Abir told me you will be in charge of buying the train tickets for our bachelorette party! can you please take mine for Sunday afternoon, I cannot come back Monday morning and be absent from work.
Imane: sure thing!
Imane: is this hour OK for you? it is Sunday night, so you can still spend the whole day with us 😜
Imane: <file_photo>
Amal: YASS! that is perfect
Amal: of course I would want to spend the whole day with you, it is just that I can't take anymore days off this month ☹️
Imane: yes, I understand! there is no problem
Amal: cool, see you tomorrow then for departure!
Imane: yaaay 🥂 | Imane will buy train ticket for Amal for Sunday aftenoon. |
#Person1#: We are interested in your pure silk, but I'm wondering about the price. How much will you possibly offer us?
#Person2#: It's $ 120 per yard including a 5 % discount.
#Person1#: That's much higher than I expected. Can you come down a bit?
#Person2#: But if you placed a larger order, we would increase the discount to 10 %.
#Person1#: Supposing we agreed to your price, what payment terms could you offer us?
#Person2#: Maybe we would consider a longer credit period.
#Person1#: That would be nice. Let's call it a deal. | #Person1# asks #Person2# the price of the pure silk. #Person2# gives #Person1# a 10% discount and they call it a deal. |
#Person1#: What did you say?
#Person2#: I said it's a lovely day. Why don't we go for a walk?
#Person1#: Well, I feel a little tired.
#Person2#: Come on! Rest breads rust.
#Person1#: Then can you wait a few minutes? I want to finish writing this letter.
#Person2#: I hope it won't be too long. It would be a shame not to take advantage of such lovely weather.
#Person1#: It won't be long. No more than ten minutes. Why don't you go ahead and I'll meet you in the park?
#Person2#: OK! See you later! | #Person2# invites #Person1# to a walk. #Person1#'ll finish the paper first and then meet #Person2# in the park. |
#Person1#: This meal you prepared is delicious, Mrs. Parks. Please share the recipe with me so that I can make it in the future.
#Person2#: Thank you very much, Donald. I always enjoy cooking for my family, and I am very pleased that you will be my son-in-law soon.
#Person1#: I am going to help Mary cook dinner for our family every night when we are married. I don't want her to have to be in the kitchen too much.
#Person2#: That's wonderful! Her father never helps me cook, but that is probably for the best. He can't even boil water!
#Person1#: I really enjoy cooking - probably more than Mary!
#Person2#: That's probably true, isn't it, Mary? You're more like your father in that way. You are both more comfortable outdoors. I've never had to cut the grass or take out the garbage!
#Person1#: Yes, we are the cooks in this group, Mrs. Parks. But we know who to ask to make reservations for a campground! | Donald asks Mrs. Parks to share the recipe and says he'll help Mary cook dinner when they are married. Mrs. Parks says Mary and her father are more outdoors. |
small animals: We are hoping to get some food scraps in the Bottlery.
musician: Oh my, you guys must be hungry! Perhaps I can help?
small animals: Yes, if you have extra food to spare, it would be most appreciated.
musician: Well I don't have any food, though I do have extra strings, and I can play songs on my lute. Would either of those be of any use?
small animals: We can perhaps trade the strings for food elsewhere. Also, a song would be nice.
musician: Here are the strings, and I will play you a beautiful song to lift your spirits!
small animals: Thank you!
musician: It's my pleasure! What song would you like to hear? Or, better yet, I could create one for you!
small animals: Any song you choose would be great.
musician: Alright, I will play you one that starts out a bit mellow, not sad but not joyful either, then as the song goes on it will become more and more joyous! How does that sound?
small animals: Sound great!
musician: *plays song* How was that, do your spirits feel lifted?
Summarize the dialogue | small animals are looking for food scraps in the Bottlery. Musician offers to trade strings for food and to play a song to lift their spirits. |
Ms. Raquel Dancho: Mr Chair I did not hear any answers from the ministers remarks unfortunately Moving on there are two issues regarding the 50 commercial rent assistance subsidy where landlords pay 25 the government pays 50 and the tenant is responsible for 25 First many of the small landlords are not able to take a 25 hit to their income and are unable to provide the subsidy to their tenants Second with the 70 decline in revenue threshold for small businesses to even be eligible for the rent assist many restaurants are at 65 or 67 decline They desperately need this subsidy but are not able to qualify This is not about problems with the program details What is the government planning to do to streamline this program for small businesses that can not access but desperately need the rent subsidy ? | Currently, there were two issues regarding the 50% commercial rent assistance subsidy, where landlords paid 25%, the government paid 50%, and the tenant was responsible for 25%. The government had been working with the provinces and territories to provide this forgivable loan to commercial property owners, who in turn would lower the rent of their tenants by 75%. The government would continue to monitor how this program was delivered. |
child: Don't worry chicken. You are our best egg layer. Your not going anywhere. Plus your my favorite animal on the farm.
chicken: Silly child, we all get eaten and replaced, but you are sweet. Hey! Your fingers look like big fat worms, can I eat them?
child: No! You have a worm right here. Don't bite me!
chicken: My worm! Give it back or I will be eating some of those fingers.
child: Ok, here you go. Just, no more biting.
chicken: I'm sorry I bit you. I'm just so hungry. Can you help me get away from here before your parents eat me? I could eat lots of bugs in the woods if I could just get there.
child: I'm supposed to have the barn painted before nightfall or I'm gonna get a spanken.
chicken: Wow, your parents are really mean. Maybe I could eat them for you.? Then you could let me go.
child: I don't think that would work out the way you think. Thank you though.
Summarize the dialogue | chicken is afraid to be eaten by the parents. The child is painting the barn and needs to finish it before nightfall. |
organist: Boundaries my good arachnid, boundaries! And how long have you been here?
a spider spins its web in the pew corner: This is my home I've lived my whole life here. My web is on the other side of the room
organist: Then what is that you are sitting on, pray?
a spider spins its web in the pew corner: This is just some dust you really should get about cleaning this place. Watch out for my web though.
organist: I'm the organist! Do I look like a cleaner?
a spider spins its web in the pew corner: I'm just I spider I don't what any of you people do.
organist: Do you not pay attention to my organ music?!
a spider spins its web in the pew corner: My spider ears can't hear at such a frequency.
organist: A poor excuse!
a spider spins its web in the pew corner: What do you want me to do grow better ears??
Summarize the dialogue | a spider spins its web in the pew corner. It lives in the church and has its home on the other side of the room. The organist is the cleaner and wants the spider to pay attention to his music. |
butler: Excuse me, maid. I have a job for you.
maid: Oh? What is it then?
butler: You are to wipe this entire room. Make sure it's spotless before the master comes down for his meal.
maid: Yes, sir. Is that the king's orders?
butler: Indeed, it is.
maid: Well I'll get right to it then!
butler: Take special care with the table. It is made of a very delicate and rare wood.
maid: Oh, alright. What wood might that be?
butler: Elderbark
maid: Ah, only the finest for the royalty!
butler: Indeed. The paintings need a good dusting too. Lightly please.
maid: Of course, I've been a maid long enough to know that.
butler: Very good. Call me when you are done so I may inspect your work.
Summarize the dialogue | maid has to wipe the entire room and take special care with the table. The paintings need a good dusting too. |
prisoner: Okay okay. Yes I stole the jewels. I promise I won't do it again though.
town sheriff: That's right you won't. We're taking this all the way to the King. What do you think he will do with your wretched self?
prisoner: The King?! No no please sheriff please! He'll have my head!
town sheriff: Do you see these decrees here on my desk? All execution orders for thieves like you. Do you have any regrets now?
prisoner: Well I see you leave me no choice but to defend myself.
town sheriff: Egads! Looks like I will have to end you myself!
prisoner: Ha ha! You'll try!
town sheriff: Take that! I won't go down without a fight! I will grab these swords from the wall if you let your guard down
prisoner: I'm quicker than you old fool! You'll never catch me!
town sheriff: You fell for my trap! You may be a good thief, but I am better
Summarize the dialogue | town sheriff is going to take the prisoner to the King. He will be executed. |
George: guys, I will be late, there was a huge traffic jam in Austria
Maria: what happened?
George: maybe just an accident, but I wouldn't be surprised if it was weather related, there's so much snow everywhere
Joseph: Where are you know?
George: close to Kufstein
Teddy: so almost Germany!
George: Yes, but I am driving very slowly, and at this time I was supposed to be close to Munich
Maria: Don't worry, just drive safely
George: but don't wait for me with dinner
George: it may take even 2 hours I think
Maria: ok, I'll warm it up for you as soon as you arrive
Maria: just inform us how it is going
George: I will! | George will be late because of the congestion on the road in Austria. There is a lot of snow everywhere. He is close to Kufstein now. Maria will leave a dinner for George. |
#Person1#: Have you started your report yet?
#Person2#: I'm having a hard time getting the information.
#Person1#: It's easy. You only have to search the internet in order to get the information you're looking for.
#Person2#: Oh, I didn't think of that. | #Person1# tells #Person2# it's easy to get the information for #Person2#'s report online. |
snake: I am so sssssssssssory, I was missssssssssstaking myself for a ssssssssssssspider. I was one in a previous life, not so long ago, you know
witch: I see.. well, speaking of legs.. I have a whole leg in here for you to eat if you're hungry
snake: You are kind, good crone. Perhaps you and I should be friends?
witch: Yes... snakes are a gift. And so are crows..
snake: I have very few talentssssssssssss, I fear
witch: Very well, why don't you stay here awhile? And your friend, too?
snake: You are as wise as you are beautiful, crone!
witch: Yes, dear. Not all witches are bad, you see. I have a love for all animals and can speak to them.
Summarize the dialogue | snake was a spider in a previous life. The witch invites snake to stay with her. |
#Person1#: I really like the record you lent me the other day.
#Person2#: I'm glad you like it.
#Person1#: And thank you very much for letting me keep it so long.
#Person2#: Not at all.
#Person1#: I'm most grateful. Everyone in our class enjoyed it.
#Person2#: I'm glad.
#Person1#: Would you mind my keeping it for another week? | #Person1# likes the record borrowed from #Person2# and asks for another week's lending. |
Lindsay: how on Earth a girl like you is single?!
Ronnie: I don't to ruin the surprise ;)
Lindsay: or maybe this photo was taken 20 years ago
Ronnie: tbh I'm very picky
Lindsay: I think it's good
Lindsay: I see no point in settling down for something mediocre
Ronnie: and how would you answer that question?
Ronnie: why are you single?
Lindsay: I think I'm bad at dating
Ronnie: really?
Lindsay: I feel awkward about new people and take things too slow
Ronnie: so you're shy!
Lindsay: and I suck at flirting
Ronnie: flirting is overrated
Lindsay: are you good at flirting?
Ronnie: haha I don't think so :)
Ronnie: but I'm a good dancer
Lindsay: how about you dance with me this Sunday?
Ronnie: where?
Lindsay: there's Kozidrak's party in Cocoon
Ronnie: sound cringy and fun :)
Lindsay: so is that a yes?
Ronnie: yes :)
Lindsay: great! | Lindsay and Ronnie are going dancing this Saturday at Kozidrak's party in Cocoon. |
royal family: Ah yes, I remember him from when I was a young girl. You have his eyes.
guard: Thank you, Ma'am. Shall I ride that grey mare over there? I know you like to fast pace. I believe she can keep up with you.
royal family: Yes, I believe she'll do. I'll be riding Arion today.
guard: I will ride slightly behind you to watch for any evildoers in the area.
royal family: It's hard to believe orcs would venture so close to our walls. You say some were sighted in the woods?
guard: Yes, and mercenaries, as well. We have had some serious problems. But I guarantee your safety as long as you ride with me.
royal family: Thank you, Jameson. I will miss these woods. As you have probably soon I will be married to Prince Selcier
guard: I have, indeed. The Prince is a very lucky man.
royal family: In truth, I have only met him once, briefly. I have heard he his wise, and skilled at hunting. I pray he is as kind as his father.
Summarize the dialogue | royal family will ride Arion today. Guard Jameson will ride the grey mare. They will watch for any evildoers in the area. royal family will soon marry Prince Selcier. |
Billie: have you heard the new song of Michael Jackson?
Jean: new song of Michael Jackson?
Jean: man, he's dead
Billie: I know
Billie: but they are still making money with his songs and release new ones
Jean: I think it's not real Michael
Jean: he had to do everything perfectly
Billie: yeah I know there new songs are completely different | Michael Jackson's new songs may not be really his. |
Liz: we're going to Madrid!
Katherine: say whaaaat gurl
Liz: yeah, me and Jerry
Liz: first to Berlin
Liz: we're there for like two nights
Liz: and then we fly to Spain! <file_gif>
Katherine: niceeee
Liz: end of March, beginning of April
Liz: im so exciteeeeed
Katherine: happy for u :) | Liz and Jerry will go to Madrid at the end of March. They will spend two nights in Berlin first. |
Mom: do you want anything
Ross: i want alot of things, i want a good phone
Mom: i meant from the supermarket -_-
Ross: oh, some chips would be nice
Mom: and besides, i dont think youre getting a new phone xD
Ross: what? why?
Mom: how dont know to take care of one
Ross: thats not true, this one fell on the ground from my jeans
Mom: whatever Ross.. | Mom will buy some chips for Ross. Mom won't buy Ross a new phone as he doesn't take care of the one he owns now. |
#Person1#: Is this the first time you've come to our city, Mr. Ross?
#Person2#: Correct. I have expected to visit here for a long time. So fortunate for me, I can realize this expectation and meet you, Arden, and your kind-hearted staff in your company.
#Person1#: I am so honored to hear that. Well, after staying here for several days, you must have some ideas about our company. We have been in the clothes field for many years, and yours brand is also well-known in the country. How about our cooperation?
#Person2#: That is one of reasons why I am here now. I am really willing to have some cooperation with your company.
#Person1#: We intend to establish business relationship with your company on the basis of equality and mutual benefit. | Mr. Ross hopes that his brand and Arden's clothing company will start business cooperation. Arden welcomes the cooperation based on equality and mutual benefit. |
#Person1#: Pardon me. Are you familiar with this neighborhood?
#Person2#: Well, I should be. I've lived here all my life. What are you looking for?
#Person1#: The Post Office.
#Person2#: Well, the nearest one is about a mile away.
#Person1#: Oh. Well, I guess I could send a letter.
#Person2#: There's a mail box up the street. Have you already got a stamp on that letter?
#Person1#: Yes, I have to register it. How do I walk to the post office from here?
#Person2#: Go up this street until you get to the main street. Then turn right and walk about four blocks or so.
#Person1#: Thank you for your help.
#Person2#: The post office entrance is inside a building complex with some other offices.
#Person1#: I'm sure I'll find it. If I get lost, I'll ask again.
#Person2#: There's an American flag out front, and a sign: The U.S. Post Office.
#Person1#: Thanks again. Bye. | #Person1# asks #Person2# about the location of the post office. #Person2# tells #Person1# the nearest one and how to get there. |
Tim: How's oreo?
Seth: worse :/
Tim: shiiit
Seth: mum's thinking about putting him down
Tim: srsly?
Seth: yeaj but I can't do it
Tim: is he in pain?
Seth: he can't eat anymore so I'm feeding him with a little spoon
Tim: poor oreo
Seth: I don't know maybe I should take him to the vet
Tim: wel he is over 16 years old
Seth: can you imagine? I was only 10 when my parents got him
Tim: *well
Seth: anyway, how are you?
Tim: okay, busy at work
Seth: how's Susan?
Tim: on a business trip to Vienna
Seth: quite a traveler that Susan :)
Tim: she's coming back tomorrow
Seth: :) | Seth's pet Oreo that he got when he was 10 is feeling worse and they're thinking of putting him down. Tim is busy at work and Susan is on a business trip to Vienna. |
Pete: Did you clean the hamster cage?
Adelle: No. Is it my turn?
Pete: Yes. After school, no excuses.
Adelle: Fine. | Adelle has to clean the hamster cage after school. |
a large black vulture: I suppose. What does your beliefs tell you about me?
priest: Simply that you are a precursor to death.
a large black vulture: But that is not true! I don't bring death, I am simply attracted to the smell of rotting flesh.
priest: But everything is buried here?
a large black vulture: I have a strong nose. I can smell things even if they are 6 feet under
priest: I always thought the smell of the earth would mask the corpses.
a large black vulture: Not from me! I can always smell the delicious flesh of rotten corpses.
priest: But how would you get to them?
a large black vulture: I cannot get to them, but I never remember that until I come back here and start trying again. I am very hungry. I haven't found any rotten corpses laying around in a while.
priest: The forests perhaps?
a large black vulture: Hopefully, I will try after resting here a bit longer.
Summarize the dialogue | a large black vulture is hungry and he is looking for rotting corpses. |
#Person1#: Ah! It hurts. Don't touch it.
#Person2#: What part hurts?
#Person1#: The shoulder.
#Person2#: Well, maybe you broke it. But what I'm worried about is this cut.
#Person1#: It's not a cut. It's a gash! It's bigger than a cut! Ah! I need a doctor.
#Person2#: C'mon. Just don't move.
#Person1#: I'm bleeding too much.
#Person2#: We don't have a decent First Aid Kit, do we?
#Person1#: Yes. My bike has one under the seat. Get it, quick!
#Person2#: There's some tape, iodine, and cloth bandages. I don't think the cloth bandages can stop the bleeding. What we need is a tourniquet.
#Person1#: Wrap a few loops of the bandages around my upper arm, then twist. That will work as a tourniquet. After that, you can cut more of the bandages to cover the wound.
#Person2#: Good plan. Let me put some iodine on the cut.
#Person1#: No, forget that! Do the tourniquet first. I'm losing too much blood.
#Person2#: Alright, alright. How did you cut this so bad? | #Person1#'s got a gash in the shoulder and gives #Person2# instructions about how to make a tourniquet to stop the bleeding. |
Grace: Girls, I'm in the ballroom, come here
Julia: We're at the table
Marie: food first ☝
Grace: LOL | Grace summons Julia and Marie to the ballroom but their priority is eating. |
spider: It certainly looks the part.
a rat chews on a dropped hymnbook: Would you like some?
spider: I'm quite alright with the catches that I've made, thank you.
a rat chews on a dropped hymnbook: More for me.
spider: Go ahead. So why are you eating a book down here and not some... sewage?
a rat chews on a dropped hymnbook: This helps me be closer to God.
spider: By eating this book here? How do you figure? It's not even food!
a rat chews on a dropped hymnbook: I'm a rat. It's not like I can read the book. I may as well eat the book.
spider: Well give it to me instead, I can read it!
a rat chews on a dropped hymnbook: How do I know you won't eat it all?
spider: Well eat something else and give it to me!
a rat chews on a dropped hymnbook: Okay. Here you are. I see some old bacon.
Summarize the dialogue | a rat is chewing on a dropped hymnbook. |
horse: I am a wild horse from the steppes. My last master was a Mongol, but he couldn't break me either.
noble: Well then maybe you should just leave if you aren't going to train
horse: I will just run around this field, jumping over the hay bails, knocking over targets, breaking through the fence unless you give me my oats.
noble: I don't have any oats. You should have eaten before we left the stables.
horse: C'mon, aren't you a noble? Can't you get this trainer here to fetch me some oats? I'll be good after that.
noble: Yeah I'm a noble and I get what I want. So either you train now or you'll never get any oats
horse: I'm not afraid to kick.
noble: So you kill me and you still have no oats. I kill you and I have dinner
horse: Ha! You're so dizzy from my kick that you put your sword away instead of striking me!
Summarize the dialogue | horse refuses to train and will not leave the field unless he gets oats. |
Marlene: is anybody in the library today?
Pola: I think all of us, working hard.
Marlene: I'm sick again. Could anybody pick up my interlibrary loan?
Stephanie: I will talk to them, shouldn't be a problem. I'll let you know
Marlene: Thank you so much! | Marlene is sick. Pola and Stephanie will pick up her interlibrary loan. |
guard: We are secretly married.
servant: you are so brave, however I am wearing a wire for the Queen. She will be outraged, but also slightly aroused as she's quite kinky.
guard: Oh cool, we can all go back to the massage parlour then i guess
servant: excelsior!!!!!!! I just got paid yesterday so it's on me. Rub and tugs for all
guard: Let's start taking clothes off now
servant: it's my shoe now, I'm taking this as a reminder and also to wear as a jock for my servant league hockey game at the weekend
guard: That...is an odd place to wear it but whatever. I'll be sure to come watch you play big boy
servant: I'm using it as a jock because i'm a foot long down there. I look forward to it. As you can see i'm the chief servant comedian as well as royal family dresser and secret purveyor of massage parlours. I lead a busy life :(
Summarize the dialogue | Guard and servant are secretly married. They are going to the massage parlour. The servant is wearing a wire for the Queen. |
fisherman: I think you just got something!! OH CANT BELIEVE YOU ACTUALLY GOT SOMETHIN
iguana: Hey, no fair! What're you, racist against lizards or somethin'?
fisherman: Look at how much fight this is giving me!!! I can barely hold it to reel it in!! I almost got it, come here buddy you ain't goin nowhe- oh... you caught a boot.
iguana: Ha! A boot! What kind of fisherman are you?
fisherman: Hey now buddy I can tell you're not approving of the boot, but guess what, I'm making you wear it. That's right! But ok you try again with the fishing, I'll look at the map
iguana: What a riot! An iguana wearing a boot? That'll be the day! No, YOU wear it, with your stinky human foot.
Summarize the dialogue | fisherman caught a boot while fishing. He will make iguana wear it. |
Mandy: hi
Mandy: can i borrow your scissors?
Mandy: these pro ones?
Paula: ok
Paula: why do you need them?
Mandy: i want to cut my hair
Paula: by your own?
Paula: cant you just wait for me?
Paula: remember, im a hairdresser?
Mandy: no i just have to do it alone
Paula: why?
Mandy: i cant tell you
Mandy: one day you will understand | Mandy will borrow professional scissors from Paula because she wants to cut her hair. Mandy refuses to have her hair cut by Paula. |
bird: i really to hide, why can i hide myself
animal: Bark at bird
bird: I ain't letting go without a fight
animal: Im gonna bite you!
bird: help!!!! i think i just bit more than i can shew, i should have just pleaded. Can we just go back to the begining and pretend as if i did'nt hit you, i'm really sorry
animal: I forgive you
bird: thank you, although i'm still scared you'll change your mind
animal: I wont! Just dont peck me again
bird: ok, now i'm relieved. So, what brings you to this side of the jungle
animal: Im guarding for my humans!
bird: oh i see.. You must very strong and smart to be able to do that
animal: I try my best!
bird: What are your human friends doing in the middle of the forest?
animal: They like the big moving water! me too!
Summarize the dialogue | The animal is guarding his human friends in the middle of the forest. The animal and the bird are trying to avoid each other. |
traders: do you want to buy pumpkin?
sell swords: That depends! Are you willing to make a trade?
traders: of course but i only want magical sword
sell swords: You mean.. One like this?
traders: can i test it
sell swords: Very well... Just be careful! It is quite powerful!
traders: can I cut your finger if you returns back then its truly magical
sell swords: Uhhhh.... I don't think so! How about you try swinging it into a small tree or something instead?
traders: ok also do you know we are in the forbidden forest?
sell swords: Of course! Don't worry, however, because the sword can defeat any evil that is about in this forest!
traders: Ok so I hope you can get us out that should be the first priority
sell swords: Of course! You think somebody carrying a magic sword doesn't have other magical items?! Take a look at this compass! It will always point us in the direction to get out, no matter how lost we get!
traders: Ok I believe you
Summarize the dialogue | traders want to buy a sword from sell swords. They are in the forbidden forest. The sword can defeat any evil in the forest. |
#Person1#: Are you enjoying your trip to New Orleans?
#Person2#: Oh, yes. I really like it here.
#Person1#: Would you like to do something tonight?
#Person2#: Sure. I'd love to.
#Person1#: Let's see. Have you been to a jazz club yet?
#Person2#: Yes. I've already been to several clubs here.
#Person1#: OK. What about an evening riverboat tour?
#Person2#: Uh, actually, I've gone twice this week.
#Person1#: So, what do you want to do?
#Person2#: Well, I haven't been to the theater in a long time.
#Person1#: Oh, OK. I hear there's a terrific show at the Sanger Theater.
#Person2#: Great! Let's make a reservation. | #Person1# and #Person2# are discussing where to have fun, and they decide to go to the theater tonight. |
#Person1#: Jessica is going back to Holland next week. I've been thinking a lot about what to give her as a parting gift, but I still have no clue.
#Person2#: is that the girl you spent almost every weekend with?
#Person1#: yeah, that's her. We had a lot of wonderful times together. She is really a special friend, and I want to get her something meaningful.
#Person2#: I am not good at picking gifts. Maybe you can ask if there's anything she needs to make it easier?
#Person1#: I don't think so. That way it would lose all the charm. I want it to be a surprise. I want to show her that I care about her and I hope our friendship will last.
#Person2#: yeah, that's nice.
#Person1#: hmm, I think I've got an idea. Maybe I can get her an ever-green plant to take back home.
#Person2#: a plant? That's creative. I'm sure ever time she waters it she'll think of you. But there is a problem. Do you think it'll be able to go through the customs?
#Person1#: I hope so. I'll make sure to get a small one so she can put it into her suitcase. I hope it won't cause her trouble at the border.
#Person2#: I don't know. I think the idea of a plant going across borders with a friend is really exciting but maybe seeds would be safer. You don't want to get her in trouble. | Jessica is a special friend to #Person1#. #Person1# wants to get her an evergreen plant as her parting gift, #Person2# thinks the idea is creative but seeds would be safer when going across borders. |
member: Can i clean this tower with a hug??? Now a vacuum is something useful. Do you have one of those?
dragon: I only have this weapon or that helmet over there. Why is it so dirty in here anyway?
member: I don't know. Maybe because we have dirty animals coming in here grabbing weapons.
dragon: Wow rude. I'll have you know dragons are one of the cleanest beings in the kingdom
member: I think that's what people who are afraid of you tell you. I just speak the truth.
dragon: I'd hit you if I didn't think you would enjoy it.
member: Come on, Your breath smells like rotten eggs doused in blue cheese dressing. I'm much more afraid of the odor than the fire coming out of your mouth.
dragon: This is ridiculous. I will be reporting you to the king
member: Just kill me. that's all I ask. Just put me out of my misery.
Summarize the dialogue | dragon will report the member to the king for stealing weapons from the tower. |
gardener: Hello, Lord. I'm just harvesting some tomatoes in the courtyard. How are you?
Summarize the dialogue | gardener is harvesting tomatoes in the courtyard. |
Magnus: Look guys, I wont be able to come today
Neville: no way you must come
Noah: what happened?
Magnus: family matters
Magnus: sorry guys
Neville: noooo, it wont be so easy, tell us why
Neville: the real reason why
Magnus: my grandmother is in hospital and....
Magnus: it might be all over soon
Neville: oh, I am so sorry man
Noah: we understand it, go Magnus
Magnus: Thank you guys
Neville: We wish that she will get over it
Noah: ye, hope she will be fine
Magnus: me too...
Magnus: but i heard that the doctors are not so optymistic
Neville: I've heard of many instances where doctors were wrong
Noah: true, lets hope she will be alright | Magnus can't come today. His grandmother is in hospital in quite bad conditions. |
#Person1#: Would you please teach me how to use the computer?
#Person2#: Sure , let's take a look at the menu first.
#Person1#: Do I have to turn on the computer?
#Person2#: yes, we can look at the computer and computer menu at the same time. And this will help us undstand both better .
#Person1#: What should I learn first?
#Person2#: Right now I 'll teach you to open files , save files and copy files . Are you ready?
#Person1#: I am ready I am going to get , let's start! | #Person2# is teaching #Person1# how to use the computer and they look at the menu first. |
families: It may not be of use to those in power but what of to those looking to overthrow it. The little i've heard of the king's death seemed...suspicious. But it's not my way to meddle in political affairs. My way is to live humbly and simple with the ones i love. I would do anything to keep them safe from all these dangers in the world
traveler: You seem to have a good head on your shoulders. If anarchy does invade the realm my best advice would be to travel east to the lands of Ashasir. It may take you a while to learn the language but they are for the most part insulated from the brutality that frequents these lands. The threat right now is vague at best however.
Summarize the dialogue | The king's death is suspicious and the traveler advises the speaker to leave the country if anarchy breaks out. |
#Person1#: What's that book you have under your arm?
#Person2#: It's the best seller everyone's been talking about for the last six months.
#Person1#: How in the world did you get a copy? I've put a hold on it at the public library for weeks and I'm still waiting my turn.
#Person2#: I checked it out of the rental library. It only costs five cents a day.
#Person1#: Is it really worth paying for?
#Person2#: I can't tell yet. I haven't got beyond the first chapter.
#Person1#: If it's any good, I'll buy a copy when it comes out in the pocket edition. | #Person2# borrowed the best-selling book from the rental library. #Person1# asks if it's worth paying for, but #Person2# can't tell yet. |
turtles: Great! Enjoying the beautiful sun and a snack. Are you from town?
person: The village. Yes. I come up here from time to time.
turtles: I don't think I've ever seen you! I love getting to know people. Such an interesting species.
person: Well I think you're interesting too....and strong. It must get tiring carrying your house about with you all the time.
turtles: I don't even notice it. Very easy living.
person: Well you never have to carry an umbrella, do you?
turtles: You are funny and correct! It must be thrilling to be a fast moving human. Sometimes I can't believe your speed.
person: Sometimes, I can move quickly, but right now I need a rest, you don't mind if share your tree stump with you, do you?
turtles: Not at all. Make yourself comfortable. What do you do for work?
person: I'm a baker. But today I am just a a bit tired from the long walk and the hot sun.
Summarize the dialogue | The person is a baker. He is tired after a long walk and the hot sun. He will share his tree stump with the turtles. |
Emma: Guys, do you all reside in Cambridge?
Rebecca: I think we are officially obliged to, but some people don't obey strictly
Jack: honestly, it's too expensive to be there, I have no reason for that when I don't have classes
Leland: we moved out with Mary some time ago and even my dean is aware of it
Emma: where do you live now Leland?
Leland: Norwich
Emma: how nice!
Leland: yes, it's a very nice, green and relaxed area
Leland: actually I feel much better here than in Cambridge
Emma: How long does it take to get to the uni?
Leland: 1h20min by car
Emma: and by train?
Leland: similarly, no big differences
Leland: but I usually work on train, so it's fine
Emma: sounds good indeed | Leland and Mary reside in Norwich, even though they are obliged to live in Cambridge. It takes them around 1h 20min to get to the university. |
priests: How are you today, father
priest: I am ok, this room makes me feel uneasy though.
priests: It is very uneasy here. such a foul smell
priest: I came here for this map but after being in here awhile i kind of regret it. I don;t feel right.
priests: It is hard on the nose, for sure. What map is that?
priest: Here take a look. it is a map of the old town Grenadier.
priests: what is there?
priest: It is a map of where i grew up actually. It was burned down when i was a child. it means a lot to me.
priests: Is there anything left to salvage?
priest: I went back a long time ago and it is all overgrown and it seems abandoned.
priests: So what do you want to do?
priest: I just wanted to look at it and think about my childhood.
priests: Do you want company?
Summarize the dialogue | priests are uneasy in the room with the map of the old town Grenadier. It was burned down when the priest was a child. |
Moshe: What's going on...? You didn't say a word to me, u just left the flat, you don't answer my calls. What happened that u don't want to talk to me at all?!
Haven: :/
Moshe: U should take the key. How can u enter the flat when I'm at school? You hurt me with your behaviour.
Haven: U've been insulting me all day. Calling me stupid. Stupid old child. I hurt u? Lol rubbish
Moshe: I said you were behaving like a child... not that you were a child. I know I shouldn't have said so...I am sorry
Haven: U are lying and apologizing at the same time? Lol
Moshe: No
Haven: Ridiculous | Moshe and Haven are arguing. Haven left the flat and doesn't answer her phone, because she's angry with Moshe for calling her a child. She has no key to the flat. She refuses to accept Moshe's apology. |
Ivy: <file_other>
Iris: OMG such a good song
Ivy: I know right? | Ivy shared a good song with Iris. |
#Person1#: Hello. Manchester 6739792.
#Person2#: Hello. Is that Nicholas?
#Person1#: Nicholas? Nicholas Nickleby? No. He doesn't live here any more. He's moved to Morecambe.
#Person2#: Never! Do you know his new number?
#Person1#: Yes. I've got it somewhere. Let me see. Where did I put it? Ah - I remember, it's on the memo. Here it is. Do you have a pen to write it down?
#Person2#: Yes, I do. Go on.
#Person1#: His number's 4945939.
#Person2#: 4945939. Marvellous! Thanks for your help. | #Person2# calls to find Nicolas but #Person1# tells #Person2# that Nicolas has moved and gives #Person2# Nicolas's new number. |
#Person1#: How do you like this waltz?
#Person2#: It's very nice, I like it very much.
#Person1#: Well, then, may I invite you for the first dance?
#Person2#: My pleasure. But I'm afraid I'm not much of a dancer, and I suppose you dance often.
#Person1#: Me? Oh, no. In fact, I took up dancing quite recently.
#Person2#: Oh, really? But you're doing the waltz wonderfully well.
#Person1#: I'm glad you say so, you dance beautifully too. It's lucky that I got a partner.
#Person2#: Thank you for your compliments. It's just that you are a good leader. Do you like the fox-trot and tango?
#Person1#: Yes. And what dances do you do best?
#Person2#: Disco is my favorite. I like it better than any other dances because it can release one's pent-up feelings, and is a healthy exercise. But I don't do the rock and roll and the break dance.
#Person1#: Oh, well, the music has stopped. Thank you for the dance.
#Person2#: My pleasure. Let's go and have a drink.
#Person1#: Fine. | #Person1# invites #Person2# for the first dance. #Person1# compliments #Person2#'s beautiful dance, and #Person2# says #Person1# is a good leader. #Person2# tells #Person1# #Person2# likes disco best. Then they go for a drink. |
Gail: :P
Paul: :O
Gail: Hi :)
Paul: Oh... so you're no longer mad at me?
Gail: I never was, you know I like to pretend I'm angry ;)
Paul: You were fucking with me as usual :P
Gail: Don't be vulgar
Paul: Or...?
Gail: Or?
Paul: Or you'll get mad at me again?
Gail: Oh come on now
Paul: :P
Gail: You know I like you
Paul: Yeah yeah yeah
Gail: You're worse than my spinster aunt :P
Paul: Oh, now I understand who you got your evil woman genes from :P
Gail: Hah!
Paul: Ok, just kidding
Gail: I would hope so!
Paul: ;)
Gail: Heh
Paul: Wanna go out tonight, eat a pizza or something?
Gail: Are you hitting on me?
Paul: Yep
Gail: Now that was unexpected
Paul: Nah, just kidding
Gail: :'( You just broke my heart
Paul: Srsly?!?
Gail: Nah :P :D | Paul jokingly invites Gail to a date tonight. |
town baker: He?! Jonathan, leave the room.
bedbug: Well, there were a few others as well. My babies spread very far and wide that day!
town baker: Oh no, no, no. Where is she now?
bedbug: Well, she did return, but as she left she said she had a very important appointment to keep with the stable boy then the blacksmith? Does that help?
town baker: ...My two best friends... I've been so oblivious. Is Jonathan even mine?!
bedbug: As a bedbug, I don't think I'm qualified to answer that question. His blood tastes like hers, but not like yours - does that help? It tastes kind of like the blacksmith's though.
town baker: Enough, enough. Listen, when she comes home, I'll pretend not to know, okay? Just make sure your friends and you stay on her side of the bed.
bedbug: Okay, I like a variety in my meals, so that works for me!
town baker: Thank you. Feel free to feast on Jonathan as well.
Summarize the dialogue | bedbug tells the town baker that his girlfriend left him for Jonathan. The bedbug is not sure if Jonathan is the baker's. The baker will pretend not to know. |
#Person1#: Mister Ewing said we should show up at the conference center at 4:00 o'clock, right?
#Person2#: Yes, he especially asked us not to be late. Some of the people from our east york branch office are coming, and he wants to make a good impression on them. How are you getting there?
#Person1#: I was thinking of taking my car, but I think I'm just going to take the underground, because there is construction on the highway. What about you?
#Person2#: I'll be taking the underground as well. Why don't we go together? I've been to the conference center only once, and I'm not sure if I can find my way around there. | #Person1# and #Person2# plan to take the underground together to the conference center because Mr. Ewing asks them not to be late. |
#Person1#: Excuse me, are you waiting to buy the concert tickets?
#Person2#: Yes, I am. So are all these people in front of me.
#Person1#: How long have you been here?
#Person2#: About 50 minutes. I've hardly moved forward in that time.
#Person1#: Are you kidding?
#Person2#: Not at all. There was a couple up ahead of me who got so fed up that they finally gave up and left. They said they'd been here for more than an hour.
#Person1#: My God. Does anyone know what's causing the delay?
#Person2#: It could be that there aren't enough people selling tickets this afternoon. Or maybe their computers break down.
#Person1#: I just hope they don't run out of tickets when I get up there.
#Person2#: That really would be annoying, wouldn't it?
#Person1#: I guess I should have come before lunch. Or has it been like this all day?
#Person2#: Actually it has. In fact, before I came, I tried calling to order my tickets over the phone, just to avoid this long wait, but they don't take phone orders, or checks, or credit cards. It's cash or nothing. And you have to come in person.
#Person1#: Well, there are two more hours before the ticket office closes. Tickets to a good concert are worth waiting for. So I think i'll just make myself comfortable. | #Person2# and #Person1# complains about the delay in selling concert tickets. #Person2# tells #Person1# there has been a long queue all day, so #Person2# have tried calling to order the tickets but phone orders are unacceptable. #Person1# thinks good concerts are worth waiting for. |
Jarrell: hi, didn't i leave my phone at your place last nite?
Abilene: i didn't see anyting
Culver: ha! was that note 8?
Jarrell: have you just saved my ass?
Culver: probably. it was under bed. battery dead
Jarrell: might be. we played the whole evening right
Culver: wanna pick it up now?
Jarrell: if possible yeah. ill be there in 20 mins
Abilene: ill make coffee just in case. cu :) | Jarrell left his phone under Culver's bed. He will come and pick it up in 20 minutes. Abilene will make coffee. |
horse: Yes! I'm terrified! They're going to kill all of us! What can we do?!
goat: I can only think of one thing!
horse: What are you doing?! Are you crazy?!
goat: Do you want to die? They're going to kill us all and eat our meat!
horse: But if they catch us, then our fate may be even worse than we had already expected it would be!
goat: What is worse than death dear horse?
horse: We could be tortured for days and days if we are caught!
goat: Than we will fight till the death! bahahaha
horse: Alright, fine! We will do it! We need to get the chickens in on this too! Otherwise, we hardly stand a chance!
goat: The chickens? You don't they they will be to chicken to fight do you?
horse: This is no time for horsing around! Now come on, I'll distract them and then you can stab them with the pitchfork!
goat: Ah yes! Let go!
horse: My God! What have we done?!
Summarize the dialogue | goat and horse are afraid that they will be killed. They decide to fight against them. |
traveler: I am looking for clients. I need to sell to continue moving to other cities. This is the way how I move and how I get money to continue travelling
local bazaar: Those who you seek, are also seeking you. The merchants of fabrics and garments are at the north end. I
traveler: okay, thank you for letting me know. Do you know what hours are when more people visit the place?
local bazaar: I have the most customers very early in the morning. Between 5am and 10am.
traveler: wow that is very early. I am also interested in buying some spices. Can you tell me what spices are people use the most here???
local bazaar: Of course. The most popular here are Cumin, Coriander, Black mustard, Cayenne, and Turmeric.
traveler: Thank you. I will be buying those too. I wanna come tomorrow very early and be here all day. How many washrooms are in this Bazaar?
local bazaar: I have ten at my center, plus two at each of my four entrances. So eighteen in total.
Summarize the dialogue | Traveler is looking for clients in the bazaar. The most customers visit the place between 5am and 10am. The most popular spices are Cumin, Coriander, Black mustard, Cayenne, and Turmeric. Traveler will come tomorrow very early and be here all day. |
William: I am sorry to bother you so late but we need another parent to cover the ratio for our school trip.
David: I would love to go but I am having a meeting on that day that I really do not want to reschedule.
William: My apologies for the last minute notice but I have just got a cancellation from another parent. I will have to cancel the whole trip.
David: I see. I will do my best and try to reschedule the meeting.
William: Thank you so much. Please let me know as soon as possible.
David: I will let to know as soon as I find out. | David will try to reschedule his meeting to go on his child's school trip, as another parent has withdrawn and the trip could be cancelled. |
#Person1#: Is there any place in the hotel where we can amuse ourselves?
#Person2#: If you want to take a walk, you can go to the garden. It is very relaxing there.
#Person1#: That sounds good. But is that the only place to go?
#Person2#: No, sir, there is a Recreation Center on the ground floor. You can play table tennis and go bowling.
#Person1#: I don't plan to play sports. I'd like a place to relax myself.
#Person2#: Yes, sir. There is a music teahouse where you can enjoy both classical music and modern music while having some Chinese tea or other drinks.
#Person1#: Oh, great! Thank you very much.
#Person2#: It's a pleasure. | #Person1# asks #Person2# the places for amusement. #Person2# recommends the garden for taking a walk, a Recreation Center for playing sports, and a music teahouse for enjoying music and drinks. |
Marika: Are you coming today?
Lara: Yes!
Marika: Great! | Marika is coming today. |
Pat: can i eat your salad?
Dad: no i need it for tomorrow
Pat: im hungry
Dad: make some scrumbled eggs | Dad doesn't let Pat eat his salad. |
Jeremih: hey, tell your sis to text back
Hansel: haha, thats your issues bro, dont drag me into it
Jeremih: she's mad at me
Hansel: for what
Jeremih: i dont even know😔
Hansel:😢😂
Jeremih: youre laughing
Hansel: haha, ill tell her but next time i wont interfere
Jeremih: Okay bro, thanks | Hansel will tell his sis to text Jeremih back. |
king: Hello
townperson: Yes, my king?
Summarize the dialogue | The king is visiting the townperson. |
townsperson: Sometimes they are good to eat. Have to harvest while they are still good!
friend: Well, should you prefer some variety, I do have a large assortment of foods to sell! I hope to peddle my wares in your fair down. Although, some lily pads might be a good trade. I could sell them to some unsuspectin-erm- I mean, other friends that I happen upon in my travels!
townsperson: Hmm... Here is one for you as a gift :)
friend: You are too kind! I can tell by your radiance of spirit that you deserve a 10% discount on my wares.
townsperson: Gee thanks!
friend: And this moss here... very interesting... is this native to the lagoon?
townsperson: Yes... It is. It should not leave the lagoon. It could be dangerous to other parts of the world.
friend: Oh? Does it have some special properties?
townsperson: It can easily disrupt a countries crops and cause affect humans into getting a horrible disease.
Summarize the dialogue | townsperson is harvesting lily pads in the lagoon. He will trade them for food. |
#Person1#: Happy Flowers. Can I help you?
#Person2#: I'd like to order some roses. Can you give me some ideas?
#Person1#: Well, sending red roses means romance, and sending yellow roses is a sign of friendship. White roses are perfect for weddings.
#Person2#: I'll go to a party, so maybe yellow roses are better. How much are they?
#Person1#: $35 for a bunch.
#Person2#: So expensive!
#Person1#: Not really. White roses are more expensive, which cost $38 a bunch. But red roses are a little bit cheaper, $32.
#Person2#: OK. I see.
#Person1#: Can I have your name and address, please?
#Person2#: It's James Park, 43 Apple Street. Would you please send the flowers at 6:30 this evening? I'll pay when they're delivered.
#Person1#: OK. Thank you for your order. | #Person2# phones Happy Flowers to order some roses. #Person1# introduces red, yellow, and white roses, and #Person2# chooses yellow roses. |
Ursula: Craig, come down and let me in will you, this bloody key doesn't work!
Craig: Oh sorry, I bet I accidentally locked it when I saw to the pizza delivery earlier.
Ursula: Well, hurry up, cos I'm bloody freezing out here!
Craig: Coming now! | Ursula is unable to open the door, because the key doesn't work. Craig will come down and help her. |
butt: I am made form the finest leather.
hound: Im glad you told me because its dark in here and i wouldnt be able to tell.
butt: Are you cold? I have some of the finest wines with me
hound: Yes cold and scared of darkness. What wines do you have?
butt: The finest in the kingdom.I reccomend the pinot noair
hound: You know how all hounds like they're pinot. Did you bring any glasses butt?
butt: No, but you can drink from me if you want.
hound: That wouldnt be very clean butt.
butt: Don't drink then, I do not care anyways
hound: I will just take it from you
butt: Back top you.I can do this all night long if you want
hound: I aint scared butt. I eat butts like you for breakfast
butt: You eat buts?? That is hilarious!!
hound: Only prettier ones than you.
Summarize the dialogue | butt is made of the finest leather and has some of the finest wines with him. Hound is cold and scared of darkness. Hound will drink from butt. Hound eats butts for breakfast. |
Ezra: Where are you?
Brandie: On my way, will be there in 5 minutes
Ezra: I can’t wait to see you <3
Brandie: Really ? ;p Don’t worry, I’ll be there soon
Ezra: I want to see you body…
Brandie: You will ;D
Ezra: That almost sounded like a promise!!! xP
Brandie: Maybe ;>
Ezra: Soooo?
Brandie: I’m sorry I won’t make it
Ezra: Whaaat seriously!!!!
Brandie: It’s just… Plan needed to change
Ezra: Perfect so I’ve been standing here for Brandie:0 minutes like an idiot, all for nothing!
Brandie: I’m sorry for that :[ We can meet some other time….
Ezra: No, thanks I’m not going through this again
Brandie: :[
Ezra: You should respect people more, girl | Brandie has stood Ezra up even though she promised she would be there in a few minutes. |
queen: How dare you speak to your Queen in such fashion. Keep it up and I will call the guards!
pheasant: ASSAULT! ASSAULT! I call fowl play! The queen has gone mad!
queen: Do not make me call Sir Cumference! He built the King's round table, you know?
pheasant: Oh my! You are quite made! Do not forget to call General Store and Sir Tainly to your aid as well!
queen: I would call the King himself to take care of this matter, but he is busy worrying about his receding heir line.
pheasant: Well, with a Queen such as yourself it is no surprise that his heirs are few and far between!
queen: Hmmmm, I think I know what to do with you. Perhaps I shall call my favorite chef, Sir Loin.
pheasant: If you do, you shall choke on my bony innards!
queen: You've really fowled up now!
Summarize the dialogue | pheasant is mad at the queen and calls her an assailant. The queen will call the guards if the pheasant does not stop talking. |
Ken: Have you been to the doctor?
Jasmine: Yes. It's more serious than we thought
Jasmine: I got antibiotics
Ken: I'll come back home earlier to take care of you. | Jasmine was at the doctor and she got antibiotics, so Ken decided to come home earlier. |
#Person1#: What's the weather forecast for today?
#Person2#: Cloudy in the morning, overcast in the afternoon.
#Person1#: Any rain?
#Person2#: No, but I wouldn't be surprised if it rained tomorrow.
#Person1#: I wouldn't either. It's been looking like rain for several days. | #Person2# tells #Person1# the weather forecast for today. |
Lauren: <file_photo>
Tom: wow, how nice! do they love there?
Lauren: yes, in a kind of aquarium, a research centre
Emma: super cute!
Daniel: Do they research only seals?
Lauren: seem so
Emma: I had no idea there are seals in the Baltic Sea
Emma: but actually it make sense - northern, cold, why not?
Tom: what is the name of the place?
Lauren: Hel, which is a pretty funny name
Daniel: Seals from hell
Emma: they are too cute though
Daniel: for hell ahahah
Lauren: They keep them here for a while and then release again
Daniel: why?
Lauren: I think when they are sick or hurt or too small
Daniel: seems a very interesting place
Lauren: it is indeed
Lauren: also Therese likes it very much here
Therese: Yes, it's been very good for me this holiday
Daniel: good to read that!
Lauren: anyway, greeting from Hel(l) <file_photo> | Lauren and Therese are on holidays in Hel. Lauren sent a photo of a seal aquarium to Daniel, Tom and Emma. The research centre keeps seals for some time and then releases them to the Baltic Sea. |
priest: No one but the Lord may help him now. Cry no more
congregant: I don't mean to question you Father, but, nothing? Is he going unto God? Is he going to get better? I've known priests to do what he does.
priest: Priests they may be, but God, they are without. He is the only way. You say you have seen yourself. You must know then our modern medicine won't do.
congregant: Well, what if he was given something to sleep? Or he could see a priest? Don't you have herbs of some kind, Father?
priest: This may subdue his immediate pain but bring him to me, you must.
congregant: Hmm...he can't move too much. Is there anyway you could make a home visit?
priest: Alas, I cannot. As those before me have fondled young boys in their home. It is forbidden. He must come here
Summarize the dialogue | congregant is worried about his health. He is going to see a priest. |
owner: can oyu fit in this room
blacksmith apprentice: I can a bit sir
owner: what ios you name kid
blacksmith apprentice: Jacl
owner: a great name what are you plans kid
blacksmith apprentice: My mother named me after a vile dog
owner: I own this land that the indolent soldiers are camping on.
blacksmith apprentice: Oh really, that really is a shame.
owner: why a shame
blacksmith apprentice: They are camping on it, that isn't really fair to you. Why do they get to camp on it?
owner: i don't know but my life is ruined with them
blacksmith apprentice: That's too bad, I really love working here at the apprentice shop, is there something I can help you with?
owner: can you help me arange this chairs pliease
blacksmith apprentice: Of course sir
Summarize the dialogue | Jacl is a blacksmith apprentice. His mother named him after a vile dog. Owner owns the land where the indolent soldiers are camping. Owner asks Jacl to arrange the chairs. |
#Person1#: Hi, Lucy.
#Person2#: Hi, Tom. Haven't seen you for ages. Any news?
#Person1#: I'm going to take a business course when I leave school.
#Person2#: Are you? Very glad to hear it. Then what are you going to do when you finish?
#Person1#: Oh, I shall go back to Shanghai to practise there.
#Person2#: That's a good idea. You know there are more opportunities for business there than in Beijing. And English is very useful in the job.
#Person1#: Yes, I think it'll be very useful in many ways.
#Person2#: Besides, Shanghai is an international trade centre. English is used almost everywhere.
#Person1#: Then I'll be a very promising businessman there. | Tom tells Lucy about his plan. Tom will take business courses and go to Shanghai. Lucy thinks Shanghai is great for business. |
#Person1#: There is a really good art competition in teens news.
#Person2#: Isn't that the one that's on every year? You have to paint a picture of your family or your friends.
#Person1#: This year it's a picture of the countryside.
#Person2#: Can I enter then?
#Person1#: Neither of us can. You're too old at 16.
#Person2#: Isn't your younger sister good at art?
#Person1#: Yes, she might like to enter.
#Person2#: What does she draw with?
#Person1#: Colored pencils mostly and sometimes oil paints. She hates using watercolors though.
#Person2#: Look here, she won't be able to use oils in this competition.
#Person1#: That's OK. She prefers colored pencils anyway.
#Person2#: Oh, look at this. They're giving away some great prizes, a computer, a television and a camera among other things.
#Person1#: Who gets the computer then? The winner?
#Person2#: No, the computer and camera are the second prize. Strange! I thought the computer would be the best prize.
#Person1#: Yes, but look at the size of this screen, 60 inches. That's much better than a computer. | #Person1# and #Person2# are too old for an art competition while #Person1#'s younger sister may have a try with colored pencils. Then they talk about the great prizes offered by the competition. |
Dorothy: Hey, are you free for lunch tomorrow?
Ted: Hi, no, I'm sorry, I'm on holidays
Dorothy: Oh ok, don't be sorry! Enjoy your holidays :)
Dorothy: I thought you were back already
Ted: I'll give you a call on Monday ok?
Dorothy: Sure! Have fun | Dorothy wants to get lunch with Ted but Ted is on holidays. Ted will call Dorothy on Monday. |
Ingrid: <file_photo> <file_photo> <file_photo>
Ingrid: Tree's up!!
Bart: Looking good! Quite clustered baubles though?
Ingrid: Sammie's fine work! She didn't want them to be lonely... 😂 😍
Bart: That's very cute. And funny looking. 🤨
Ingrid: True. I'll try and change it when she's asleep.
Bart: She'll explode when she wakes up though
Ingrid: True. maybe I'll leave them for a bit and discuss with her later?
Bart: Probably best 🤐
Bart: Did she do the nativity as well?
Ingrid: No that's Noah's work
Bart: What happened there?
Ingrid: He just put them in size order that's all!
Bart: not quite the traditional picture?
Ingrid: Nope, creative version... 😂 😍
Bart: Strange kids you have 😉 😘
Ingrid: Definitely yours then! XX | Sammie's put the baubles very close to each other on the tree and Ingrid decides to leave it like that for some time and then discuss it with Sammie. Noah prepared a creative version of the nativity which is different to the traditional one. |
Tom: Where you at?
Jim: taxi, be there in 5
Tom: ok | Jim will be there in 5 minutes. |
acolyte: Yes it has been busy today.
high priestess: "Has it been a good day for the donation plates?"
acolyte: It has been average.
high priestess: "Hm. With so many people, you'd think we'd have more."
acolyte: Yes I know but some of them are too poor it would seem so it is fine.
high priestess: "Ah, but the temple roof is leaking and we need to repair the pews. An average day isn't going to get us there before winter."
acolyte: Yes it is harsh times these days.
high priestess: "What could we do to get more donations in?"
acolyte: Maybe invite them for a big gathering?
high priestess: "Yes, that could work. Do you think we could prepare a feast?"
acolyte: Might be too much money to do so...
high priestess: "Of course, but sometimes you have to spend money to make money."
Summarize the dialogue | acolyte and high priestess are discussing the donations in the temple. |
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