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Adam: Who’s up for the game tomorrow at 1? Place as usual. Looking for 3 guys.
Tim: Sorry, bro, family meeting, can’t do.
Terry: Count me in!
Todd: Defense offence?
Adam: Both.
Todd: OK I’ll call you later.
Jerry: What about 6-o-clock game? Cancelled?
Adam: Jerry, no, it’s still on. This one just popped out.
Jerry: Cool
Jerry: <file_photo>
Jerry: Still not well.
Adam: I’m sorry, Jer :( | Adam is looking for 3 guys for the game tomorrow at 1. Tim can't come due to a family meeting, Jerry is still unwell, Terry will come, Todd will let him know later. |
Flo: OMG, I can't get into the salon until the 6th!
Gina: What? Why?
Flo: They're just too busy. I'm going to be gray! LOL!
Gina: Get you a touch-up kit at Tesco!
Flo: Gonna have to! | Flo needs to have her hair dyed, but her hairdresser is too busy. She'll buy a touch-up kit at Tesco. |
servant: I have a lemonade here if you would like a glass. Do you need help finding your way to the banquet?
guest: I would love a glass, this is my first time to this manor in particular, so I could certainly use an escort.
servant: Excellent. Are you the guest of honor?
guest: One of them yes, my family and the queens have a history together.
servant: I am so sorry. I feel nervous being in the presence of someone so important.
guest: There is no need to fret, I am not as uppity as some. These statues are quite fascinating though.
servant: It is my duty to keep them clean. They represent all of the forefathers of my master.
guest: And they chose to depict them as mythical beasts, how different.
servant: Yes, it is the spirit being depicted. This family is very mysterious and very ancient.
guest: Well look at the time, I really must hurry to the banquet. The queen can have quite a temper when guests are late.
Summarize the dialogue | guest is the guest of honor at the banquet. The servant is nervous about meeting the guest. The guest is late, so he needs to hurry. |
Mark: Hey Honey, are you on your way to my parents?
Ashley: Almost leaving home
Mark: That's great, could you take this screwdriver set from the cellar for my father, it should be somewhere near the bicycles
Ashley: Where near the bicycles? There is a lot of different stuff near them XD
Mark: Uhm…on the shelf, next to the old flowerpots?
Ashley: Yup, it's there. See you soon! | Ashley is going to Mark's parents soon. He wants her to take a screwdriver set for his father. Ashley found it. |
priest: That may not be plum you taste, Sister Margaret crushes the grapes with her feet and I fear that may be what you are tasting.
person: Poor sister Margaret, she is always getting picked on. I had a hard time getting up all those stairs I may just spend the night here!
priest: You are welcome to sleep here if you wish, but be mindful that morning prayers begin at sunrise so you should not expect to sleep very late in the morning. Of course, we would love to have you pray with us.
person: I look forward to be here for morning prayer! Thank you for your generosity father! I got a spot pick out to sleep under the stained glass window in the tall grass over there.
priest: Just be careful if it gets windy, the water from the fountain will blow over you and you may get quite wet. I learned that one day after I took a little nap after sampling some of Sister Margaret's libations.
person: I pray it will be a calm night and all I get from the fountain are the beautiful sounds it makes.
Summarize the dialogue | The person is tasting something that may not be plum. The person is going to sleep in the church. The person will pray with the priests in the morning. |
knight: Marksman, You are a very good aim!
marksman: Yes, but it came with a price. I have been here in these training fields for days and days.
knight: Discipline and hard work always pay off in the end. We are glad that you train very hard
Summarize the dialogue | marksman has been training in the training fields for days and days. |
#Person1#: Do you think home video players will replace movie theatres and force them out of the entertainment business?
#Person2#: We're certainly faced with the grave challenge from the DVD industry. That's why I think we have to revolutionize our concept of movie showing. As I see it, the movie theatre should not just be a place to watch a film, but a place to meet people. | #Person1# and #Person2# talk about the possible destiny of movie theatre. |
George: Kayle is saying
George: That he wont be back until next week
Kayla: You know exactly when
Kayla: hes back?
George: probably 13th xd
George: I don't feel like him being back
Kayla: I know haha
Kayla: Never washes his dishes
George: never cleans up after him
Kayla: Not the worst roommate tho
George: xd
George: Defo better than Ava
Kayla: That girl was
Kayla: Just horrible
George: Kayle buys us food sometimes tho
Kayla: That is true
Kayla: There are good things and bad things about him
Kayla: His room is still a mess since he moved in
Kayla: And its almost the end of the year haha
George: Jesus | George lets Kayla know what Kayle will be back probably on the 13th. George doesn't miss him as Kayle is a tough roommate, yet still he's better than Ava. |
assassin: Can you turn the light on guard?
guard: why do you need the light
assassin: I like to see what I am eating when I eat and it is the King's birthday so it is a special ocassion.
guard: I will allow it- but only for a short time.
assassin: Thank you.
guard: You're welcome
assassin: We're both hired guns I suppose. Got to look after each other!
guard: My only loyalty is to the King.
assassin: So you wouldn't change your job if someone paid you more?
guard: No I am proud of my job as the guard. I am a very important person in the castle.
assassin: Good point well made sir.
guard: Would you change your job?
assassin: Some might say I am driven by money, or what I like to call 'appropriate fees'
guard: It sure is hot in here.
Summarize the dialogue | assassin wants the guard to turn the light on because it is the King's birthday and he wants to see what he is eating. The guard will allow it for a short time. |
villager: No, only here. I've heard magical creatures live within the forest, and I was hoping to see how they lived.
god: What forest do you speak of?
villager: The one behind my village. Over there. -Points behind the statue-
god: I did not think you were that close to the peak. There are no villages close by. Are you delusional
villager: Perhaps from the long walk, I'm dehydrated. But, I know my village is just beyond that forest. Or did I wander further than I thought....You gotta help me!
god: You have come a long way. Here is a drink.
villager: Thank you.
god: You are welcome. Now about your living conditions.... tell me more
villager: Well, my village is very old. The houses there are all falling apart. Mine is missing part of it's roof. The people there are real lovely, and we all come together to help each other....but I must find something better.
god: So you must search and I think that is why you came. You just don't know it
Summarize the dialogue | a villager has come to the mountain peak to see magical creatures in the forest. he is delusional, because he is far from his village. god gives him a drink and explains that he came to search for a better place to live. |
Harris: Hi Mr Steve how are you doing?
Steve: I am fine, Thank you.
Harris: i emailed you my assignment yesterday, can you please comment on it?
Steve: Yes i had a look at it, its good i need to discuss few things, firstly which format did you follow? its neither APA nor MLA.
Harris: I followed APA i would recheck it.
Steve: ok good because referencing is quite confusing. your content is good but formatting is not so good it needs to be appealing there are inconsistent spaces.
Harris: i will make changes,
Steve: Conclusion looks more like a summary.. its too lengthy and the point is not clear.
Harris: Ok thank you so much
Steve: And i mentioned it clearly it has be New Times Roman size 12 , you used Ariel please go through the instructions again.
Harris: i am sorry about that. how much would you rate the assignment as of now
Steve: Right now its 5/10 because your main issue is formatting and the conclusion rest is good.
Harris: Thanks a lot Mr Steve I will make changes and submit before deadline.
Steve: Good luck.
Harris: Thanks
Steve: Your welcome. | Harris will have to make changes to his assignment for Steve. |
pond visitor: What in the hell happened to my pond??? I can't feed my family like this
a traveling salesmen stopping for a drink.: This is YOUR pond? Oh brother, brother. Looks you've got quite a mess to clean up.
pond visitor: WE'VE got quite a mess to clean up. I was here just yesterday and everything was fine. Now everything here is dead. Don't give me that "brother, brother"! What did you do?
a traveling salesmen stopping for a drink.: Look, I haven't done a thing. I was just on my way to the tavern and stopped to gawk at this mess.
Summarize the dialogue | pond visitor is upset with the state of his pond. A traveling salesmen stopped to have a drink and saw the mess. |
stray cat: Meow. Hello baby
baby: Wow, a stray cat I wonder if we can keep her.
stray cat: Please, i need a new home!
baby: The well off business man should be able to give you a home.
stray cat: I hope so. Thank you!
baby: What should we name you?
stray cat: Anything you want. I like cute names
baby: I think I will name you Puss In Boots.
stray cat: That is a cute name, thank you!
baby: Did you run away/get lost puss or were you a stray from birth
stray cat: I have always been a stray
baby: Don't worry you will never go through that again.
stray cat: You are a very nice baby. Thank you!
baby: You are so furry!
Summarize the dialogue | stray cat wants to find a home. Baby will name her Puss In Boots. |
the priest: hello there my lady
a lady: Hello Priest, I would like to pray for god to destroy all dragons and frogs.
the priest: frogs how come them
a lady: Frogs are evil slimy creatures and I am certain are secret followers of the Dark Lord!
the priest: well the normal theory is that snakes are in lead with dark one
a lady: And who will serve the Dark One in the water? Not snakes, but frogs!
the priest: interesting I will have to give this much thought
a lady: I have been studying them father, and have written three books expounding my theories. Did I mention I live alone?
the priest: Here meditate on these if you fear for they shall help you even on the darkest days
a lady: But what will you do father?
the priest: I have them memerized and copied so I willbe fine
a lady: About my concern!
the priest: yes I believe the lord protects us all
a lady: You are not listening to me are you?
Summarize the dialogue | The lady wants the priest to pray for god to destroy all dragons and frogs. The lady has written three books about frogs and dragons. The lady lives alone. The priest has three copies of the books. |
Parker: Ok, its confirmed :D
Cody: Youre really pregnant <3
Parker: I am :) The doctor says everything is fine, I got a bunch of leaflets and everything xp
Cody: I’m so happy, you have no idea
Parker: Me too :*
Cody: When do you want to tell your parents?
Parker: I want to invite them for dinner, what do you think?
Cody: Great, tell me when, we can invite mine too!
Parker: Cool, I’ll call you later :D | Parker is pregnant. Parker and Cody want to invite their parents for dinner to tell them about the pregnancy. |
Matt: Can you open this link <file_other>?
Sandra: no, why?
Matt: I can open it, but my client can't, dunno why
Matt: can you try to do it in Mozzila?
Sandra: No, i can't open it, it says content unavailable <file_photo>
Matt: no idea what's wrong...
Sandra: I'm afraid, i can't help you with that...
Matt: nvm, thanks anyway! | Matt's client can't open the file Matt sent him. Sandra can't help Matt with that. |
#Person1#: Good morning, I'm one of the students who rented your flat. It's 55 Park Road.
#Person2#: Oh, yes. Everything all right?
#Person1#: Not exactly. I'm afraid there are a couple of problems.
#Person2#: Oh! I'm sorry to hear that. What kind of problems?
#Person1#: Well, we haven't had any hot water for a couple of days now. I wonder if you could send someone to have a look at it.
#Person2#: Of course. I'll get someone to come around at the weekend.
#Person1#: Well, could he come around a bit sooner? I don't think we can manage until the weekend.
#Person2#: I see. Okay. I'll send someone over this afternoon then.
#Person1#: There's also the matter of the fridge. We all assumed there would be one in the flat when we moved in, because that's what we read from the advertisement in the newspaper.
#Person2#: Ah, yes. Sorry about that. I got rid of the old fridge, but I didn't get around to ordering a new one yet. I'm really sorry. I'll order one today and get it delivered to you tomorrow.
#Person1#: We bought one on the Internet actually. But could you pay us back?
#Person2#: Of course. Just tell me how much you paid for it.
#Person1#: It's 260 pounds. Thank you. | #Person1# has a couple of problems with the flat. #Person1# hasn't had hot water for a couple of days and there wasn't a fridge as it had been advertised. #Person2# will send someone over this afternoon and promises to pay #Person1# for the new fridge. |
#Person1#: I've been here many times. There are quite a lot of delicious dishes to choose from. What are you thinking of ordering?
#Person2#: Well, I haven't decided yet. What are you going to order?
#Person1#: I think I'll have the roast chicken. They really make it well here.
#Person2#: I had roast chicken yesterday when I ate out with Shelly.
#Person1#: Their beef steak is good, too. You can have it served with beans and mushrooms.
#Person2#: But I'm not that hungry. Is the fried fish or the seafood salad good?
#Person1#: Never had them before. Maybe if you get the steak, we could share.
#Person2#: That sounds like a good idea. | #Person1# advises #Person2# to order the steak and they could share. #Person2# agrees. |
#Person1#: Excuse me, do you have the latest issue of Newsworld?
#Person2#: Yes, this week's issue just came in. Here it is.
#Person1#: How about Music Madness?
#Person2#: Let me check. . . yes, we got the October issue a few days ago. It's on that shelf over there.
#Person1#: Okay, I'll take these two magazines and a copy of Today's Post. | #Person1# buys two magazines and a copy of Today's post from #Person2#. |
#Person1#: You look really nice today.
#Person2#: Thank you. I just got this outfit the other day.
#Person1#: Really, where did you get it?
#Person2#: I got it from Macy's.
#Person1#: It's really nice.
#Person2#: Thanks again. You look nice today, too.
#Person1#: Thank you. I just got these shoes today.
#Person2#: Really? What kind of shoes are they?
#Person1#: These are called All Star Chuck Taylors.
#Person2#: I really like those. How much did they cost?
#Person1#: They were about forty dollars.
#Person2#: I think I'm going to go buy myself a pair. | #Person1# admires #Person2#'s outfit. #Person2#'s interested in #Person1#'s shoes. |
Professor B: Right ? So it s not just the noise but you are adding in fact some degradation because it s only an approximation and the second thing is which is m maybe more interesting is that comment if you do it with whispered speech you get this number What if you had pause done analysis comment re synthesis and taken the pitch as well ? Alright ? So now you put the pitch in What would the percentage be then ? See that s the question So you see if it s if it s if it s Let s say it s pause back down to one percent again That would say at least for people having the pitch is really really important which would be interesting in itself if i on the other hand if it stayed up pause near five percent then I would say `` boy LPC n twelve is pretty crummy `` You know ? So I I I m not sure I m not sure how we can conclude from this anything about that our system is close to the human performance
PhD D: Ye Well the point is that eh l ey the point is that what I what I listened to when I re synthesized the LP the LPC twelve pause spectrum is in a way what the system is hearing cuz all the all the excitation all the well the excitation is is not taken into account That s what we do with our system And
Professor B: Well you are not doing the LPC I mean so so what if you did a
PhD D: Well it s not LPC sure
Professor B: What if you did LPC twenty ? Twenty Right ? I mean th the thing is LPC is not a a really great representation of speech So all I m saying is that you have in addition to the w the removal of pitch you also are doing a particular parameterization so let s see how would you do ? So fo
PhD D: But that s that s what we do with our systems And
Professor B: No Actually we d we we do not because we do we do mel filter bank for instance Right ?
PhD D: but is it that is it that different I mean ?
Professor B: I do not know what mel pause based synthesis would sound like but certainly the spectra are quite different
PhD A: Could not you t could not you test the human performance on just the original pause audio ?
PhD D: Mm This is the one percent number
Professor B: it s one percent He s trying to remove the pitch information and make it closer to what to what we are seeing as the feature vectors
PhD A: OK So y your performance was one percent and then when you re synthesize with LPC twelve it went to five
Professor B: I mean We were we were j It it it s a little bit still apples and oranges because we are choosing these features in order to be the best for recognition And i if you listen to them they still might not be very Even if you made something closer to what we are going to i it might not sound very good and i the degradation from that might might actually make it even harder to understand than the LPC twelve So all I m saying is that the LPC twelve puts in synthesis puts in some degradation that s not what we are used to hearing and is It s not it s not just a question of how much information is there as if you will always take maximum advantage of any information that s presented to you In fact you hear some things better than others And so it it is not But I agree that it says that the kind of information that we are feeding it is probably a little bit minimal There s definitely some things that we ve thrown away And that s why I was saying it might be interesting if you an interesting test of this would be if you if you actually put the pitch back in So you just extract it from the actual speech and put it back in and see does that is that does that make the difference ? If that if that takes it down to one percent again then you would say `` OK it s it s in fact having not just the spectral envelope but also the also the the pitch that comment comment has the information that people can use anyway `` | The professor thought the LPC had two problems. It was adding degradation and there was an issue with pitch. The professor also expressed that the LPC was throwing away information that was useful. |
servant: Good day sir.
guard: G'day. Can I help you?
servant: I am here at the bequest of the queen.
guard: Well I haven't heard anything about it. Who are you exactly?
servant: I am a servant of the Dukes house
guard: Do you have any sort of identification?
servant: Only this sword the Duke gave me as protection against thieves. It holds the dukes emblems
guard: Let me see that...How can I be sure that you didn't steal this yourself?
servant: I am but a servant my lord. I would never do anything against the Royal family or my master.
guard: Alright, alright. You seem innocent enough. I'll send one of my men to request confirmation from the queen.
servant: Thank you sir. My master is duke soinso.
guard: Duke Soinso, alright. I'll them no. What might the queen need of you?
servant: They need me to clean because their servant is sick.
Summarize the dialogue | servant is at the queen's bequest to clean because their servant is sick. |
#Person1#: Jane, we are going to have a board meeting next Friday. Will you please arrange it for me?
#Person2#: Certainly, Mr. Robert. But can I have your plan?
#Person1#: Sure. Actually it's a routine board meeting. The things to be discussed are all written here.
#Person2#: Very good. May I keep it? I need it to draw up a notice of the meeting and the agenda.
#Person1#: Go ahead. It's for your reference. While you are at it, make me a special agenda and don't forget to have enough room at the side for notes.
#Person2#: You mean you need a more detailed agenda for yourself?
#Person1#: Exactly. As I am supposed to the chair of the meeting, I don't want it to get out of control.
#Person2#: I see. Ok, then where do you think we will have the meeting?
#Person1#: The conference room on the second floor, is that ok?
#Person2#: Yes, I will see that the room is ready by Friday. And I will check there are enough chairs, and the lighting and air-conditioning are all right.
#Person1#: Good, and please get some water, glasses and ash tray ready as well.
#Person2#: Sure, I will. What about the minutes? Do you think I am responsible for that too?
#Person1#: Definitely. The minutes have to be taken accurately.
#Person2#: But I am not familiar with the members of the board.
#Person1#: Oh, that's easy. I will write you a list of their names. You can make a seating plan with the names and give each one a number.
#Person2#: That's a good idea. All right, I'll withdraw and get down to it if you don't mind. | Jane is helping Mr. Robert arranging a board meeting in the conference room, saying she will check the room in advance, make him a special agenda and take the minutes accurately, as well as make a seating plan according to a list of names of board members Mr. Robert will write. |
guard: This is my kingdom.
priests: why do you say that? are you the ruler
Summarize the dialogue | The guard says that this is his kingdom. |
the queen: Wow this place always takes my breath away.
their family: Yeah it is rather large is it not. Certainly ornate.
the queen: Have you ever been here before?
their family: Oh this is the first time I have been able to accept the invite due to restrictions on my end.
the queen: Welcome. Here come over and look at this dining table. it is a work of art!
their family: What material is it made of?
the queen: Oak, it has been stained as well.
their family: For a second there I had thought you might go with mahogany.
the queen: Ah that is a fine choice as well. The maker promised that oak would last longer.
their family: I see, I am not well versed on the differences between woods.
the queen: Niether am I. I just know this took the man 2 years to make.
their family: That is quite a long time....was he slacking off by chance?
the queen: No he intended it would be done in one year but ran into some problems.
Summarize the dialogue | the queen is showing their family around her new home. the dining table is made of oak and took 2 years to make. |
horse: I hope I get some tasty oats to eat. The stable hand usually has oats
stable hands: The horses are getting restless, they must be hungry. Here are some oats and grain for you all to eat.
horse: Yes! This is delicious!
stable hands: Eat up beautiful! Maybe some day you and I will ride off and travel to faraway places and have adventures others just dream of
horse: This stable hand is always nice to us. Much nicer than the stable master who comes around and pokes and prods us.
stable hands: For now I will not leave. I love my job taking care of these horses. If only one of them understood and would like to adventure as much as I do.
horse: I wonder what it would be like to be a human? What kind of human would I be? Would I keep horses?
stable hands: Here some hay. I have to leave soon. I need to go home and rest. I have another day to return and maybe I will take you out and we will go. And go far, because we would not be able to return after I steal a horse.
Summarize the dialogue | horse is hungry and stable hands gives it oats and grain. The stable hand is nice to the horses. The stable master is not nice to the horses. The stable hand has to leave soon. |
#Person1#: Yes, I think there is something wrong with my car.
#Person2#: What's the matter?
#Person1#: When I tried to back it, I found it was out of order. I can't see where the trouble is.
#Person2#: Let me see.
#Person1#: Is it serious?
#Person2#: No, the damage is minor.
#Person1#: And when will it be OK?
#Person2#: 4:00 p. m. .
#Person1#: OK. Thank you. | #Person2# says #Person1#'s car has minor damage and will be fixed by 4 PM. |
Peter: Hurry up! The breakfast is ending in 20 minutes
Paul: I just woke up
Jenny: I'm coming | The breakfast is ending in 20 minutes. Paul just woke up and Jenny is coming. |
#Person1#: this is tough to say, Jordan, but I think we should break up.
#Person2#: are you serious?
#Person1#: yes, I mean it.
#Person2#: but why? Did I do anything wrong?
#Person1#: no, we are just too different. This isn't working.
#Person2#: hey, come on. It's too early to say that. We can fix things.
#Person1#: I have thought about it for a while. I think it's time to move on for both of us.
#Person2#: but I still love you.
#Person1#: I'm sorry.
#Person2#: I knew this would happen some day...
#Person1#: then why didn't you talk to me?
#Person2#: well. It's not all my fault, Anna...
#Person1#: I don't want to argue with you anymore. This is going to be tough, but Let's try and be friends.
#Person2#: I would like that Anna, but I think I'll need a little space for a bit.
#Person1#: I think we'll be better off if we are apart.
#Person2#: shall we keep Our friendship?
#Person1#: sure, let's just be friends. | Anna wants to break up with Jordan because she thinks they are too different. Jordan compromises but proposes to keep the friendship. Anna agrees. |
Victor: hey
Mason: hi
Victor: would you like to go with me for a coffee?
Victor: I need to talk
Mason: I have time tomorrow
Victor: at 5?
Mason: sure | Mason and Victor are meeting tomorrow at 5. |
cook: hello child
child: Can you make me something to eat?
cook: sure, do you have anything you would like me to prepare/
child: Can you make me some cupcakes? Please.
cook: cupcakes, i'll get to it right away
child: Thank you can you put chocolate frosting and sprinkles on top pretty please.
cook: anything for you child, would that be all?
child: Can I lick the spoon?
cook: why not, enjoy
child: Thank cook. I am hungry.
cook: So, what are you doing here all by yourself, where are your parents?
child: I don't know but I think they are working.
cook: So, you here all by yourself, no problem let me check on the cupcakes
Summarize the dialogue | child wants cook to make cupcakes with chocolate frosting and sprinkles on top. |
Chandler: When will you be in Portugal? Erasmus, yes?
Mauricio: Yes. Only if I pass all the exams . Then I will move there at the end of august
Chandler: Let's hope you do.
Mauricio: We will see because it will be difficult
Chandler: I trust you can do it.
Mauricio: 😉
Chandler: Otherwise I'll have to go to Poland. 😏
Mauricio: Hahaha true but I have to pass all the exams
Chandler: You can - you will.
Mauricio: ☺
Chandler: Either way, I've never been to Poland. So here's one reason.
Mauricio: You are welcome :)
Chandler: Excited already. :)
Mauricio: ☺ | Mauricio will move to Portugal for Erasmus at the end of August if he passes all the exams. If Mauricio does not pass the exams, he will go to Poland. Chandler would be happy to visit Mauricio in Poland. |
person: Only a flower, would you like to eat it?
dog: No but I will take it to my master. Thanks!
person: Who is your master little one?
dog: Some farmer. He feeds me, I protect him.
person: Sounds like a good gig. Know of any dogs in need of adoption?
dog: Nope, but this is the town square. Ask around!
person: Well, I just thought that being a dog you might have access to social networks that I don't.
dog: I spend most of the time at the farm. I don't know the town dogs
person: Know of any farm dogs then? Or maybe a cat? I could settle for a cat.
dog: There's a very rude cat that also lives on the farm, but the farmer uses him to catch mice, so I don't think he'd be willing to part with him
person: Well, I think sometimes rude cats are merely misunderstood. Do you two get along?
dog: Not at all. He claws me if I get close to him
Summarize the dialogue | The dog will take the flower to his master. The person is looking for a dog or cat to adopt. The farmer uses a rude cat to catch mice. |
Julia: They are closing the bar! Im going to the Studio now
Bea: I will lend you some money
Julia: did you get all the messages??
Bea: I'm leaving now
Julia: Cool! I'm in the studio!
Bea: you Crazy :'-D
Julia: Will you lend me some cash?
Bea: I told you I will
Julia: Why crazy! Cool! I gave them my driving license! haha
Bea: haha
Julia: step on it! here it is not as funny as in the bar, but its ok!
Bea: (Y)
Julia: :* | They are closing the bar and Julia is going to the Studio now. Bea will lend her some cash. |
parent: Of course, of course. Please accept my apology!
insects: And tell your rotten kids, next time they play in our meadow, to keep a look out! They took out a whole village of us last season!
parent: Well, I don't appreciate that tone. Perhaps you should do a better job of making yourself seen.
insects: I'm almost invisible to the naked eye! How do you propose I get seen?
parent: I don't know! A sign perhaps?
insects: If you'd like to make a sign that says, "Oi! We insects don't like being squashed! Keep your filthy kids out!" go ahead!
parent: So rude...I'm surprised you have any visitors at all.
insects: Me too! You'd think after the way I treated them, they'd have enough sense not to.. bug.. me!
parent: I'll just pick this and be going! Good day, grumpy!
Summarize the dialogue | parent accidentally squashed some insects. The parent apologises. The insects ask the parent to keep their kids away from them. |
Joseph: Okay, round two. Retail Jedi!
Gabriel: Marketing.
Alonzo: Shop assistant!
Joseph: You're right! It's a shop assistant!
Gabriel: Darn. 1:1.
Joseph: Don't worry, Daniel, you'll get your chance! Round three: Wet Leisure Attendant!
Alonzo: This has to be a pimp! I'm sure of it!
Gabriel: A masseuse!
Joseph: Sorry, guys. No points this time! It's a lifeguard.
Alonzo: You've got to be kidding me!
Gabriel: Lol
Joseph: Okay, round four: Colour Distribution Technician!
Alonzo: Easy! Painter.
Gabriel: Not so fast! Decorator!
Joseph: I see ur getting the hang of it! Both answers correct! Point each. | Joseph, Gabriel and Alonzo are playing a game. |
Ollie: Okay, Kelly! Ur up nxt!
Kelly: Me? I don't wanna.
Mickey: C'mon!
Jessica: Yeah! What's yours?
Kelly: Fine. It's a sculpture garden in Finnland.
Ollie: What's scary about sculptures? Wait! Do they resemble vampires and stuff?
Mickey: Nah, I'm sure they look rly nice.
Kelly: It's not the sculptures, it's the amount of them and their faces!
Jessica: Faces? What faces?
Kelly: Well, they resemble ppl in different activities like hugging, training, doing sport and so on. But the faces are just morbid and there's like a hundred of them. All staring at you!
Ollie: Another one?
Mickey: Certainly!
Jessica: Well, Ollie, ur turn!
Ollie: Nagoro village in Japan!
Mickey: Y?
Ollie: Well, maybe it's not scary, but it similar to Kelly's place. It's just creepy as hell.
Jessica: Bt y?
Ollie: Imagine a village with ppl living in it. And in the same village u have these human-sized figures. And there's more of them than the ppl that actually live there!
Kelly: Creepy AH!
Mickey: WTF?! Y would ppl even do that?
Jessica: Idk. Idc. Never. Going. There.
Ollie: See! Mine was the worst!
Jessica: Bt not the scariest!
Ollie: Point taken.
Mickey: Listen, guys, fun talking to u, bt gotta go.
Kelly: Yeah, me too. Bye!
Jessica: Bye!
Ollie: Cu! | Kelly is scared of sculpture garden figures in Finnland, she finds figure's faces morbid. For Ollie it's Nagoro village in Japan, it's creepy. |
#Person1#: Ah, it's almost summer vacation time. I can't wait to take a break from studying. How about you?
#Person2#: Well, I'm not really going to take a break. I'm going to take a business class over the summer and I'm going to work part time at my uncle's company to get some experience.
#Person1#: Why don't you just relax?
#Person2#: I really want to be successful in the future. Don't you ever think about your future?
#Person1#: Sure, I do. I think about all the great places I'm going to travel to after I graduate. When I'm done with all my adventures, then I'll start thinking about getting a serious job. | #Person2# is going to take a business class and work part-time during summer vacation. #Person1# wants to relax. |
Paul: my life is a nightmare right now
Lenny: why so?
Paul: Meggie bought a lot of new ikea furniture...
Lenny: oh man, i feel your pain
Paul: yeah, i spent the whole saturday putting cupboards together lol
Lenny: do you have a drill-driver?
Paul: hell no, I am doing everything manually... it's a fucking mess
Lenny: why didn't you call me? I can lend you one
Paul: no way...
Lenny: yes, you can come over and get it right now
Paul: aff man, i should've talked to you sooner lol
Lenny: it would save you a lot of trouble :)
Paul: would you mind helping me with furniture too?
Lenny: actually not at all, i am bored anyways
Paul: can i pick you up in an hour?
Lenny: i will take my own car
Paul: you are a life saver man
Lenny: i know ;) | Paul is having a hard time assembling Ikea furniture Meggie bought. Lenny is going to help him with his drill-driver. |
Veronica: I've just learn that during winter, when you heat your home
Veronica: You should buy air humidifier because the air from the heating gets dry
Veronica: I will buy today
Natalie: Yeah. My doctor told me so too. I had problems with sleeping some time ago and I went to doctor to ask about it.
Natalie: She said that humidifier will help me.
Natalie: It was winter back then too.
Veronica: Oh. So it helps?
Natalie: It makes breathing a lot easier and I sleep well when it's on.
Veronica: Good to know. Thanks.
Natalie: You're welcome ;-) | Veronica wants to buy the air humidifier. Natalie bought one last year and she sleeps well when it's on. |
priest: Here there is some food for you for several days. Do you pray, beggar
beggar: Thank you, Priest. I do not, I have lost faith in the Lord for bringing me into a impoverished life!
priest: He did not bring you into that life. You need to have prayer in your life. Changing that will change your life every moment, every day
beggar: If you say so priest. From now I will pray every night for wealth and good food!
priest: Pray for strength and good helath. That will bring you wealth and good food.
beggar: I doubt anyone will answer my prayers but I will try nonetheless
priest: That's a good man! Any amount of prayer will move you closer to god and closer to your answers
beggar: I feel enlightened already and a great burden has been lifted from my shoulders.
priest: I am glad! You can come here every day if you like, If you feel that your spirits need lifting I can help you with that and we can pray and talk and eat.
Summarize the dialogue | beggar has lost faith in the Lord and does not pray. The priest gives him food for several days and invites him to come to the church every day to pray and eat. |
Agata: Hey Mauro, I wanted to confirm your friend request and NO CAN DO
Agata: You are too popular and no more friends can be added
Agata: So anyway I will click "follow" and I will be your stalker
Mauro: ahahahahhaa you kill me
Mauro: was just so I could tag you in the post
Agata: Really see this
Agata: <file_photo>
Agata: This is when I tried to accept your request
Mauro: yeah ok. sorry
Agata: So I will be your stalker follower if you don't mind of course ;)
Mauro: my pleasure!
Mauro: how r u?
Mauro: did u recover a bit?
Agata: Yes just a bit but still falling asleep in random moments
Mauro: i hope at least at home
Mauro: not like at the bakery
Agata: No just to be safe I try not to leave my house
Agata: My husband has to do shopping etc
Agata: So anyway all good
Mauro: i just arrived home
Mauro: really exhausted
Mauro: will do nothing today and tomorrow
Agata: Sounds like a plan
Agata: I cannot as my inbox is full :/
Agata: Ok, so have a rest and I am now going to have a well deserved supper with my husband
Mauro: ok enjoy! | Agata can't confirm Mauro's friend request. Agata is recovering. She doesn't leave her house. |
#Person1#: Hello sir, how may I help you?
#Person2#: I would like to buy some flowers, please. Something really nice.
#Person1#: I see, may I ask what the occasion is?
#Person2#: It ' s not really an occasion, it ' s more like I ' m sorry.
#Person1#: Very well. This arrangement here is very popular among regretful husbands and boyfriends. It has a dozen long stem red roses with a couple of sunflowers and a single orchid that stands out. It includes a small teddy bear to achieve the effect of immediate forgiveness.
#Person2#: I think I ' m gonna need more than just a dozen red roses and a bear. What else do you recommend?
#Person1#: Mmm, well this is our I ' m sorry I cheated on you package. Two dozen red roses lined with tulips, carnations and lilies. The fragrance and beauty of this flower arrangement is sure to make her forgive you.
#Person2#: I don ' t think that ' s gonna cut it. I need something bigger and better!
#Person1#: I ' m sorry sir but, what exactly did you do?
#Person2#: Well, I may have accidentally insinuated that she is getting chubbier.
#Person1#: Get out of my store, you jerk! | #Person2# wants to buy some flowers to show his regret. #Person1# recommends two arrangements but he is not satisfied. After knowing that he insinuated a woman is getting chubbier, #Person1# asks him to leave the store. |
Ann: Are you going to Kate's weeding
Lee: sure, I'm the bridesmaid
Ann: wow, I didn't know
Max: I'm going as well
Ann: what about gifts?
Lee: money, nothing better than money
Max: I completely agree, especially knowing Kate... | Ann, Lee and Max are attending Kate's wedding. They will give her money as a present. |
#Person1#: Where do you wish me to take you, sir?
#Person2#: Please take us to Harvard University. By the way, is it far from here?
#Person1#: It takes about half an hour to get there.
#Person2#: OK.
#Person1#: Here we are, sir.
#Person2#: How much do I owe you?
#Person1#: It's 35 dollars on the meter.
#Person2#: Here's 50 dollars. Keep the change.
#Person1#: Thank you. Have a nice day. | #Person1# drives #Person2# to Harvard University. #Person2# pays the bill. |
eagle: You smell of lies and fish. Show me the brown parcel.
cooks: You mean this? It is just a ladle!
eagle: No. The brown parcel. Stop trying to hide it.
cooks: I have nothing of the sorts. I have the herbs, a knife, and am wearing a tunic, skirt, and handkerchief. That is all
eagle: I smell fish on you. Why? Where have you been?
cooks: Lol, silly. I smell of fish because I was using this handkerchief to clean my hands after cutting up the fish last night for dinner.
eagle: I'm sorry to have bothered you. I am just so hungry. It is hard for me to find fish because the fishermen take it all.
cooks: I am sorry to hear that. Why don't you stop by the kitchen window later night, I will save you some fish when the fishermen brings their daily catch.
eagle: You would do that for me?
Summarize the dialogue | cooks will save some fish for the eagle when the fishermen brings their daily catch. |
#Person1#: Why don't you have some of my cake, Sue? I made it just for this party.
#Person2#: Sorry, Bill, I'm not in the cake at the moment. I thought you knew about my diet.
#Person1#: On your birthday? Surely you can eat whatever you want on your birthday. You can start your diet tomorrow. And anyway, you look great.
#Person2#: Well, thanks, Bill. I am not on a diet to lose weight, actually. My doctor told me to stop eating certain foods. I'm trying to avoid being allergic to something.
#Person1#: I didn't know food could help with that. I also notice you didn't eat any of the sandwiches Jill brought.
#Person2#: Yeah, and you and Tom and Shellin all brought different cakes. I'm dying to try them.
#Person1#: Why don't I go get you a salad? I'm sure you'll feel better if you eat something.
#Person2#: All right, it's the only thing here I can eat. What I really want is some hot soup.
#Person1#: Why don't I go and get some soup from the restaurant across the street for you?
#Person2#: That's awfully nice of you. But I'm enjoying my party. Maybe we could go afterwards.
#Person1#: OK, you go back in the house and chat with the guests. And I'll call the restaurant and tell them we'll be there in a few hours. | Bill made a cake for Sue's birthday, but Sue is on a diet to avoid allergy. Bill offers to buy her something healthy to eat, but Sue is enjoying her party. So they will go afterwards. |
David Hopkins: Yes sure The delegation levels are already very high in most authority areas and we have got agreements in place with the Government to make sure that more money or as much money as possible is devolved to schools So I do not think that is a direct factor I think the factors that really affect exclusions which is where I think the question came from : you have got the very narrow measure at the end of key stage 4 attainment which I think has put pressure on some schools certainly and headteachers have felt that—sometimes excluded or otherwise put into another school as a consequence which is regrettable but that is what is happened And on the additional learning needs side whilst the Minister has currently made some more money available if we look at experiences that have happened in England in particular because there are direct parallels there with legislation we know from those experiences that ALN funding has become increasingly under pressure—there have been big issues around tribunals to the point where local authorities at one point almost gave up going to tribunals because they were losing them time and time again So there are financial pressures there but I do not think the levels of delegation have any impact on that | David Hopkins did not think that the delegation levels were not high enough in most authority areas. Instead, he thought they had got agreements with the government to make sure that enough money was devolved to school. The true decisive factor was the narrow measure at the end of Stage 4 that drove the headmasters to exclude students or put them into another school. |
Emily: Hey there, could you tell me what time the lecture starts?
Jessica: Hi, it starts at 1:30.
Emily: Thank you, Jessica, and do you happen to know if there's anything we should bring with us?
Jessica: Well, they haven't said anything so I presume some basics like a notebook and a pen.
Emily: Rats! I forgot to buy one.
Jessica: I can give you one, I always buy too many :)
Emily: You're a doll, thank you!
Jessica: Don't mention it, should I save you a seat?
Emily: Please do, I'm running late (as usual...) | The lecture starts at 1:30. Emily forgot to buy a notebook and a pen for the lecture, so Jessica can give her one. Jessica will also save a seat as Emily is running late. |
#Person1#: Good morning. What seems to be the problem?
#Person2#: Good morning, doctor. I feel terrible. I'Ve god a cold and I have a rash here on my neck. I'm not sleeping well either. What do you think the problem could be?
#Person1#: I'd say you'Ve been working too hard or are under stress for some reason. Have you been taking anything for your cold?
#Person2#: Yes, I bought some medicine at the chemist's. I'Ve been taking it for three days.
#Person1#: Good. I'm going to prescribe something stronger. It will make you feel drowsy, so you certainly should rest.
#Person2#: OK. I can afford to take a few days off work.
#Person1#: Have you been working hard recently?
#Person2#: Yes, I have. I had to get a project finished. It's done now, so I can relax a little.
#Person1#: Good. Let's take a look at that rash. . . it looks worse than it is. I'm going to prescribe some ointment for it. If the rash doesn't clear up in a few days, come back and see me. Do you have any other symptoms?
#Person2#: I have a bad headache, but. . .
#Person1#: Don't worry about that. It's probably of the stress you'Ve been under. Just take some aspirin. Combined with the stronger cough medicine, it will make you feel very tired. You shouldn't work or use any equipment which requires concentration. If I were you, I'd just sleep, read a book, or watch TV. Here is your prescription.
#Person2#: Thanks doctor. I'll get these immediately. Goodbye. | #Person2# has a cold, a rash, a bad sleep and a headache, then #Person2# takes some medicine. #Person1# thinks that #Person2# works too hard or is under stress, and gives #Person2# medicine for each condition. #Person1# suggests #Person2# don't work and have a good rest. |
bird: Tweet, tweet, seems like you have a nice set up here, does the farmer treat you well?
cow: Oh yes, he keeps the grass so green and tasty!
bird: The worms are extra fat too, I will have to start hanging out here, you think the farmer would like me to pick the bugs off his crops?
cow: Oh he would love that, he has been griping about the locusts eating his crops all day! Mooo
bird: I have been getting fat off the locusts, so rich and tasty
cow: They seem like it, but they aren't my cup of tea.
bird: Do you like nuts? I think I am full from all the worms and locusts
cow: They are quite good, what kind of nut is this?
bird: Walnuts, I can get a ton of them, there is a walnut farm just across the way
cow: Wow these are tasty! Pretty filling too.
bird: I think I might set up shop in that tree just yonder, I will bring you nuts all the time.
Summarize the dialogue | cow and bird are chatting about the farmer's treatment. The farmer keeps the grass green and tasty. The farmer would like the bird to pick the bugs off his crops. The bird is full from eating worms and locusts. The bird will set up shop in the tree just y |
a shape-shifting cat: i am but a simple mythical being
ghost: Ohh I see you, what are you?
a shape-shifting cat: i can be whatever i want to be
ghost: Hmm show me! I can make myself a different shape too.
a shape-shifting cat: *turns into the shape of a horse* as you can see it is endless
ghost: Where are you from, odd shapeless being?
a shape-shifting cat: i am from somewhere long ago in the distant past, it does not exist anymore
ghost: Wow, how long have you lived then? If you haven't noticed Im but a ghost.
a shape-shifting cat: yes i see that we are both supernatural, i am thousands of years old
ghost: I died long ago in a very unpleasant way, and I am usually very cold but to you, another strange being, I can confide in.
a shape-shifting cat: that is sad but im happy you see me that way
ghost: Truly, but the past is the past.
Summarize the dialogue | a shape-shifting cat and a ghost are talking. |
Louise: Anna is accepted at Paris la Sorbonne.
Lea: great, i'm happy for her. Which major?
Louise: don't know. She should call you to have tips.
Lea: I'm away for the next 2 weeks.
Louise: Holidays?
Lea: not really. Weeks of revision!
Lea: Say hello to Anna.
Louise: we would meet this week end | Anna was admitted to Paris la Sorbonne. Lea will be away for two weeks. |
soldier: How far I have fallen to be stuck in such a place.
rat: Shiny
soldier: Oh what else can be taken from me.
rat: who is this for?
soldier: Not that it matters anymore this country is doomed!
rat: He was smuggling this
soldier: Sure, why not try and make the situation even worse. Its already bad enough that I have to worry about the life of my family and friends.
rat: Poor little soldier
soldier: We lost the war it is to be expected, I just never thought it would happen. I am terrified of what will become of myself and my people.
rat: I don't have to worry about such things. I'll bring you some crumbs from the kitchen
soldier: I could certainly use the food, the treatment here in the torture room is hardly easy.
rat: I won't bite you at least. Maybe this will cheer you up
soldier: I appreciate it, surely I am wounded enough both in body and spirit.
rat: Good luck. Maybe you will die before you have to be tortured any more
Summarize the dialogue | soldier is in the torture room. He lost the war. He is afraid for his life and his family's. Rat will bring him some crumbs from the kitchen. |
man woman: Do you perchance have any pottery? I have bundles of wheat I can trade for them
person: I can give you this pot for 10 bundles of wheat.
man woman: I accept your offer! This is very fine handicraft. Have you heard any news on the war front?
person: The latest news is not good. Our boys have been pushed back and the line is getting to closer to us
man woman: I have seen the smoke plumes looming in the distance. Constant reminder it is getting nearer. I pray my children are not recruited into such violence
person: I hope that for you as well. We can only hope the war will end soon before anymore lives are lost. Were you interested in any other items?
man woman: I thank you for your kindness. What can you give me for these loaves of bread? Made fresh by my wife this morning!
person: I was wondering what that delicious smell was. I can give you this quilt if it is to your liking.
man woman: Oh, it's beautiful! I shall use it to bundle my newborn daughter in it. Do you live nearby?
Summarize the dialogue | man woman wants to trade pottery for wheat. She also wants to trade bread for a quilt. |
#Person1#: Hello! Can I help you?
#Person2#: Today is my wife's birthday, so I want to buy a bouquet for her.
#Person1#: What kind of flowers do you want?
#Person2#: I have no idea.
#Person1#: How about rose? It's the most suitable one for lovers.
#Person2#: But rose is too common.
#Person1#: Well, what about violet? It means the eternal beauty.
#Person2#: It looks good. Pack me a bouquet of violet, please. | #Person2# buys a bouquet of violet for #Person2#'s wife's birthday according to #Person1#'s suggestion. |
an assistant: HELLO
visitor: Hello, who are you?
an assistant: I am the blacksmith's assistant
visitor: Ohh I see, I am just a visitor in this here land.
an assistant: Welcome. Have this water and drink
visitor: Why thank you, sir. What is there to do in this land?
an assistant: The land is very peaceful.
visitor: It certainly seems like it is.
an assistant: Here, take this beer
visitor: Thank you so much, so what do you like to do here?
an assistant: I am the blacksmith's assistant, but everyone has pressured me to go on this wolf hunt.
visitor: Wolf hunt? Why are they pressuring you into it?
an assistant: It is the tradition around here. It is seen as an expression of masculinity.
Summarize the dialogue | assistant is blacksmith's assistant. He is going on a wolf hunt. |
warden: Oh my goodness! Genie how can I ever thank you?
genie: No worries at all, my warden! This is what I do! I kind of like being a genie, to be honest. Is there any other wishes I can grant you?
warden: I wish for... the softest and snuggliest blanket in all the land.
genie: GRANTED! Softest and snuggliest blanket in all the land for you!! It is my dream to make your wishes come true!
warden: Oh thank you, thank you kind genie! Perhaps this could help you?
genie: Oooh! Does this go to the door that leads...out into the world?
warden: That's what the prisoners seem to thing. I'm just the warden what do I know... Other than that I'm getting sleepy...
genie: I have not been out there in so long! I will let you sleep, it's time to see what's going on in this world!
warden: Thank you... Genie... I wish you well.
Summarize the dialogue | warden wishes for the softest and snuggliest blanket in all the land. The genie grants his wish. |
Joshua: mom, have you seen my notebook?
Mom: which one?
Joshua: black
Mom: all of your notebooks are black
Joshua: grr, this one with panda
Mom: it's in the kitchen
Joshua: thx :* | Joshua's panda notebook is in the kitchen. |
sons: Incidentally, and not at all related to this conversation, but we are still in the will, yes?
well off business man: Hmm... I'm starting to think I need to change it! You ingrates!
sons: Well, if it is current father . . . but no, we admire you far too much. It was a joke!
well off business man: You joke, you joke... but you do little work. When are things going to change around here?
sons: What do you mean? We do more work than Charlie Whiskers here, and he's family!
well off business man: I'm not sure about that, either! And he has a gastrointestinal problem. He cannot work! You know that!
sons: Well, if you value our contributions so little, then I guess we'll just put the accounting ledger we updated into this glass of wine.
well off business man: You peons! You wrote on the ledger in crayon! And those are doodles, not numbers!
Summarize the dialogue | well off business man is angry with his sons because they are not doing enough work. |
horse: I can use a carrot and some water beffore we set on the journey
knight: Here's a shield just in case, but let me fetch a carrot and some water.
horse: thank you, my master is great, thank you
knight: We make a great duo. Nothing can get in our way.
horse: nothing cant stop us master, nothing can, I am the fastest horse, lets ride, lets ride at last
knight: Yes, let's get to it! It's going to be a long, but good day.
horse: Adventure lies ahead, I want to eat grass from another lands, I will run as fast as I can
knight: We'll get there faster if your speed is constant. It won't be easy, but I believe in you.
horse: I wont fail you my king, I am all fed up just bring more carrots for the way, they really boost me
knight: Carrots are a special type of food, alright. Keep your eyes on the trail ahead. Let's go attack this day.
Summarize the dialogue | horse and knight are going on a journey. They will eat carrots and drink water. |
Nina: I'm leaving. sorry, not feeling well
Ted: I see, take care
Jim: see you tomorrow
Nina: see you | Nina is leaving because she is not feeling well. |
Laura: have you heard about the new ryanair policy change?
Alicia: yep :(
Alicia: i'm actually traveling to Spain next month and it will affect my wallet
Laura: they're making new backpacks now that are perfectly ryanair sized lol
Laura: <file_other>
Alicia: hahha wow, i'll make sure to check them out
Laura: yeah im honestly thinking about getting one
Laura: it'll probably be expensive,but then i'll be saving money every time i fly
Alicia: i guess you do have a point
Alicia: i'll think about getting one too! | Ryanair has changed it's policy. Alicia is traveling to Spain next month. Backpacks in the size accepted by Ryanair have been produced. Alicia and Laura are considering buying them. |
#Person1#: Hello, Ingrid. What are you trying to do here? All these advertisements in papers. My goodness, you're not looking very happy, are you?
#Person2#: My parents want me to study in England. They threw all these to me and asked me to find out about schools in England.
#Person1#: Hang on, I'll switch on your reading lamp. It's so dark here.
#Person2#: I can hardly understand these advertisements, and I don't know what to do.
#Person1#: Do you really want to study in England?
#Person2#: Well, my parents want me to. How can I know which school is better?
#Person1#: The kettle is boiling. Why don't we make some coffee? And then we can look at the papers together. OK, just a minute. Would you like some sugar? | Ingrid tells #Person1# she is pushed by her parents to find a school in England. #Person1# offers to help. |
#Person1#: This is our rock - bottom price, Mr. Li. We can't make any further concessions.
#Person2#: If that's the case, there's not much point in further discussion. We might as well call the whole deal off.
#Person1#: What I mean is that we'll never be able to come down to your price. The gap is too great.
#Person2#: I think it unwise for either of us to insist on his own price. How about meeting each other half way so that business can be concluded?
#Person1#: What is your proposal?
#Person2#: Your unit price is 100 dollars higher than we can accept. When I suggested we meet each other half way, I meant it literally.
#Person1#: Do you mean to suggest that we have to make a further reduction of 50 dollars in our price? That's impossible.
#Person2#: What would you suggest?
#Person1#: The best we can do will be a reduction of another 30 dollars. That'll definitely be rock bottom.
#Person2#: That still leaves a gap of 20 dollars to be covered. Let's meet each other half way once more, then the gap will be closed and our business completed.
#Person1#: You certainly have a way of talking me into it. All right, let's meet half way again.
#Person2#: I'm glad we've come to an agreement on price. We'll go on to the other terms and conditions at our next meeting.
#Person1#: Yes, there's one other point I wish to clear up.
#Person2#: What is it?
#Person1#: My friends in business circles all seem to be of the opinion that the U. S. import and export corporations have become more flexible in doing business recently.
#Person2#: Yes, they're right. In fact, we have either restored or adopted international practices in our foreign trade.
#Person1#: I'm glad to hear that. With a view to expanding and further enhancing the bilateral relations between our two parties, and in particular, exchanging timely views on specific problems in the execution and enforcement of contracts, is it possible for us to have a representative that could stay permanently in Washing - ton D. C. ?
#Person2#: Basically speaking, yes, we welcome the establishment of repry - tentative offices by foreign companies in Washington D. C. Of course, there are more details to be attended to. We cannot settle it in a few words.
#Person1#: Yes, of course. I'll call my home office tonight and let them know about it. When do we meet again?
#Person2#: How about tomorrow morning at 9?
#Person1#: Good. I'll come back tomorrow, and we can then discuss it more specifically. | Mr. Li suggests meeting each other half way so that business can be concluded, and he finally reaches an agreement on price with #Person1# after serval times half-price. #Person1# asks Mr. Li's permission of having a representative that could stay permanently in Washington D.C., and Mr. Li approves. They will meet again at 9 tomorrow morning to discuss it specifically. |
#Person1#: Mary, how was your date with john?
#Person2#: It's OK. It seems we have a lot in common.
#Person1#: Oh, really? That is great news. What does he look like?
#Person2#: He is tall and slim, fair-haired.
#Person1#: Sounds like he is pretty cute. What do you think of him?
#Person2#: He is a nice guy and very considerate. I am impressed with how smart he is and he has a great sense of humor.
#Person1#: Oh, it's love at first sight. When will you see each other again?
#Person2#: He didn't say, but he said he would call me.
#Person1#: Maybe he is busy with his work. Just wait and try not to think about it too much!
#Person2#: Oh, David. Stop it! I am a bit nervous! What should I do if he doesn't call me?
#Person1#: Come on, Mary, you're a total catch. I bet he will call you. Don't worry.
#Person2#: Thank you, David. You're always so encouraging.
#Person1#: That's what friends are for. | David asks Mary her date with John. Mary says it's OK, and she has a good impression of John. Mary's nervous about whether John'll call her, and David tells her not to worry. |
Alice: Are you on the way
Jess: I'm in a traffic jam
Alice: oh, no, where?
Jess: West Bronx
Alice: :/ | Jess is in a traffic jam in West Bronx. |
#Person1#: Welcome. What can I do for you this morning?
#Person2#: I'm here on holiday and I don't have a local debit card. Is it possible to withdraw money on my Visa credit card here?
#Person1#: Well, welcome to our country. I trust you are having a pleasant stay?
#Person2#: Oh, yes. It's amazing here. I don't think I ever want to go home again!
#Person1#: That's the opinion of most people. Do you have your passport with you? I'll need to see that and you'll need to fill in this withdrawal form.
#Person2#: Fine. Here you go.
#Person1#: How much would you like to withdraw?
#Person2#: Is it OK to withdraw USD?
#Person1#: That's fine.
#Person2#: OK, 200 USD, please.
#Person1#: Here's your money, your card and your passport. Please double check the amount for me.
#Person2#: Perfect. Thanks! | #Person1# helps #Person2# withdraw 200 USD from #Person2#'s visa credit card. |
Taylor: I have a question!!(ﾟдﾟ)
Isabel: Yes?
Taylor: Why haven’t you introduced me even once your bf to me?
Taylor: All of my friends’ daughters bring their bfs and introduced them.
Taylor: You know I’m such a cool mum. I won’t make him stressful.
Taylor: Just bring him.
Isabel: Because mum...
Isabel: I haven’t had any! (ΘεΘ;)(ΘεΘ;) | Taylor wants to meet Isabel's boyfriend but she has never had any. |
#Person1#: Do you know how happy I am? The Ant Kingdom is a perfect world with colorful fairy tales. It seems like the air is fresh here.
#Person2#: Just kids like that.
#Person1#: Come on baby, stop trying to pretend like a man. If you go there, you are sure to like them.
#Person2#: Hurry up! Hurry up! What lovely caterpillars are over there!
#Person1#: I said you are sure to like them. There is the Grand Parade Of Ants Carnival in a few minutes in the square. You will experience a dream of fantasy.
#Person2#: What's that?
#Person1#: All kinds of insects dress themselves up. They drive straight their own Flower Cars along the Parade Avenue of Ants Kingdom.
#Person2#: That's splendid. Can you take three pictures of me with them?
#Person1#: I thought you had grown out of such child practices.
#Person2#: Cut it out. Look at my smile, and it seems like the flowers in the spring. Right?
#Person1#: Gross!
#Person2#: Hurry up! The smile is frozen on my face. | #Person1# is crazy about the Ant Kingdom. #Person2# thinks it's childish at first but then loves the place and even asks #Person1# to take pictures for #Person2#. |
Fran: need some rest
Megan: why is that?
Fran: 2 much work
Megan: it'll be a long weekend now
Fran: I know, can't wait :)
Megan: me 2, maybe you'll get your rest
Fran: hope so :) | Fran has too much work and needs some rest. A long weekend is coming. |
Graham: u coming?? i'm waiting!
Dylan: coming coming, 2 min
Dylan: im in the elevator
Graham: ok | Dylan is in the elevator. Graham will be there in 2 minutes. |
Monica: I was thinking about what you said last time we talked.
Sharon: And?
Monica: I don’t think Marlene did it on purpose.
Sharon: Did what?
Monica: I mean she probably didn’t know I want to keep this engagement thing a secret…
Sharon: Obviously not. You didn’t say anything.
Monica: But isn’t it kind of obvious?
Sharon: No. People usually want to share such things with the world. I wouldn’t think about it.
Monica: Eh, I think I should apologies to her and just… Try to fix it. This whole situation was a bit too much.
Sharon: I agree, I understand you got emotional, but it got messy.
Monica: I will talk to her tomorrow.
Sharon: Actually… I think maybe you should wait. Two or three days. She got emotional too.
Monica: Fair point, that’s what I will do. | Monika thinks Marlene did not know Monika wanted to keep the engagement secret. Monika wants to fix the tension between the two. Sharon believes Monika should wait a few days. |
#Person1#: I've been waiting here in the conference room for ten minutes already. What time does our meeting start? Where is everyone anyway?
#Person2#: Didn't you hear about that? Our meeting was proponed until Friday.
#Person1#: What? The meeting was proponed? No one told me anything about it.
#Person2#: Didn't you get the memo?
#Person1#: What memo? There haven't been any memos this whole week. I check my unbox every day, and I haven't seen anything.
#Person2#: The memo went out three days ago. It should have made it to your in-box, but maybe it got lost in all the clutter on your desk.
#Person1#: You know how things get piled up on my desk when I am busy, I know that sometimes I do misplace things, but I always read all the memos that go around. They go directly to my in-box. Are you sure it was sent to the whole office?
#Person2#: It should have gone around to everybody. They also posted a copy of the memo in the break-room. Don't you ever look at the messages posted on the bulletin board?
#Person1#: I'm usually too busy to take a bunch of coffee breaks and gossip by the water cooler. Anyway, I am sure the memo never got to my in-box. I'll have to talk to our secretary about it.
#Person2#: That's right. You never know what you're missing out if you don't read the memos. | #Person1# finds #Person1# wasn't informed that a meeting was postponed. #Person2# tells #Person1# the memo was sent to the whole office and was also posted in the break-room. #Person1#'ll talk to the secretary. |
Professor B: What s the latency ?
PhD C: Because the the latency of the VAD is two hundred and twenty milliseconds And the VAD is used i for on line normalization and it s used before the delta computation So if you add these components it goes t to a hundred and seventy right ?
Professor B: I I m confused You started off with two twenty and you ended up with one seventy ?
PhD C: With two an two hundred and seventy If if you add the c delta comp delta computation
Professor B: So it s two twenty I the is this are these twenty millisecond frames ? Is that why ? Is it after downsampling ? or
PhD C: The two twenty is one hundred milliseconds for the No it s forty milliseconds for t for the cleaning of the speech then there is the neural network which use nine frames So it adds forty milliseconds after that you have the filtering of the silence probabilities Which is a million filter it and it creates a one hundred milliseconds delay So
PhD D: Plus there is a delta at the input
PhD C: and there is the delta at the input which is
Professor B: One hundred milliseconds for smoothing
PhD D: It s like forty plus forty plus
PhD C: Mmm Forty This forty plus twenty plus one hundred
PhD D: So it s two hundred actually
PhD C: there are twenty that comes from There is ten that comes from the LDA filters also Right ? so it s two hundred and ten
PhD D: t If you are using three frames
PhD C: so it s two twenty
PhD D: If you are phrasing f comment using three frames it is thirty here for delta
PhD C: I think it s it s five frames but
PhD D: So five frames that s twenty OK so it s who un comment two hundred and ten
Professor B: p Wait a minute It s forty forty for the for the cleaning of the speech forty for the I N ANN a hundred for the smoothing
PhD D: At th nonvocalsound At the input I mean that s at the input to the net
Professor B: Delta at input to net ?
PhD D: So it s like s five six cepstrum plus delta at nine nine frames of
Professor B: And then ten milliseconds for
PhD D: Fi There s an LDA filter
Professor B: ten milliseconds for LDA filter and t and ten another ten milliseconds you said for the frame ?
PhD C: For the frame I guess I computed two twenty well it s I guess it s for the fr the
Professor B: OK And then there s delta besides that ?
PhD C: So this is the features that are used by our network and then afterwards you have to compute the delta on the main feature stream which is delta and double deltas which is fifty milliseconds
Professor B: No I mean the after the noise part the forty the the other hundred and eighty Well I mean Wait a minute Some of this is is is in parallel is not it ? I mean the LDA Oh you have the LDA as part of the V D VAD ? Or
PhD C: The VAD use LDA filtered features also
Professor B: Ah So in that case there is not too much in parallel
PhD C: No There is just downsampling upsampling and the LDA
Professor B: so the delta at the end is how much ?
PhD C: But well we could probably put the delta before on line normalization It should not that make a big difference
PhD A: What if you used a smaller window for the delta ? Could that help a little bit ? I mean I guess there s a lot of things you could do to
Professor B: So if you if you put the delta before the ana on line If then then it could go in parallel And then y then you do not have that additive
PhD C: cuz the time constant of the on line normalization is pretty long compared to the delta window so It should not make
Professor B: OK And you ought to be able to shove tw sh pull off twenty milliseconds from somewhere else to get it under two hundred right ? I mean
PhD A: Is two hundred the d
Professor B: mill a hundred milliseconds for smoothing is sort of an arbitrary amount It could be eighty and and probably do
PhD A: Wh what s the baseline you need to be under ? Two hundred ?
Professor B: Well we do not know They are still arguing about it | The professor wanted to know how much latency the VAD was adding to the model. The professor thought that the process could work in parallel. The professor informed the team that the max latency was unknown. |
Al: Hey, I forgot to tell you that there was a stain on your shirt
Melissa: Yup. Thanks. It's honey mustard.
Al: That's tough to get out
Melissa: I know. I'll be there in a sec to change shirts
Al: OK | Melissa has a stain on her shirt. Melissa will change shirts shortly. |
Mark: Returning to our last discussion, do you like French cuisine?
Josh: Well, I don’t know actually…
Mark: If you’re one of those people who doesn’t like to eat because “there’s more to life than food”, you should definitely visit Paris 😊
Josh: I guess I’m that kind of person 😉 Actually, I’m a great fan of sports and you know it very well
Mark: I’ve been to Paris two times and I loved exploring combinations of wines and cheeses. Besides, according to the traditional French cuisine, butter plays a central part in French dishes | Mark has been to Paris twice and liked combinations of wine and cheese. Josh doesn't like food very much, he's a great fan of sports. |
priest: Oh, I'm so sorry sweet sister. I did not realize the flowers were sentient beings. Can you help me find some food to feed the needy? What about the grapes and berries?
faery: Don't touch me! I'm sorry, I'm much too afraid of people to allow that. I may be able to summon up some food for you though if it means you leave peacefully.
priest: I am sorry, small one. I mean you no harm. I am quite well regarded in the village, everyone trusts me.
faery: We have had bad experiences with your kind in the past. But you do seem nice...
priest: I am sorry for your previous bad experiences, sister. What can I do to further our friendship?
faery: Perhaps I can have that shiny thing on you neck?
priest: I am happy to make a gift of this cross to you, my faery friend.
faery: Ohhhh! it's so pretty...quite heavy though.
priest: It looks lovely on you.
faery: You are very kind, father.
Summarize the dialogue | priest wants to feed the needy. faery is afraid of people and doesn't want to touch him. priest offers her a cross as a gift. |
villager: Yes, This is all i have, please accept my humble offering
god: Good, good. I will stash it in my purse of infinite purses. Tell me now, what do you require?
villager: My wife has been ill for some months now, we've spent all we have and still her condition seem to get worse by the day
god: You are to come here daily until winter, and feed apple pieces to my bird. Do this and your wife will get better.
villager: As you wish, my Lord. I promise to come back with another offering when she's healed
god: That will not be required. However, I will ask you to spread word about me. I can feel humans are losing faith, and this is weakening me.
villager: I will do my best, they need to reconnect back to the giver of all good things
god: Indeed. Is there anything else I can do for you, my creation?
villager: I'll need money to take care of my wife even while she's healing and after she has healed
god: I cannot give you any material goods. You will have to figure that one out by yourself.
Summarize the dialogue | a villager brings an offering to the god. the god asks him to come daily until winter and feed apple pieces to his bird. the god tells the villager to spread the word about him. the god cannot give the villager any material goods. |
#Person1#: It's hard to be optimistic about things with the way the economy's headed... The trade deficit is getting larger, consumption's down, I really think we're headed for a recession.
#Person2#: The economy has been stagnant for a while now. We've been in a recessive state for several months already. What worries me the most is the trade deficit. I think the government should do more to encourage exports.
#Person1#: Increasing exports would weaken the currency. I think the main point is economic growth. We need more jobs. Factories have outsourced and moved many jobs to foreign countries. The result is an increase in unemployment in our own country, lower consumption, lower production, and an overall feeble economy. If more people are working, it will give the economy a boost.
#Person2#: It's true that we should do something about unemployment, but what about inflation? If unemployment falls, there's pressure to increase pay. That would result in inflation, which would result in a much less dynamic economy. | With the stagnant economy, #Person2# thinks the government should do more to encourage exports to deal with the trade deficit, while #Person1# thinks unemployment should be solved first. |
#Person1#: Have you heard about Donna?
#Person2#: No. I haven't seen her for a couple of months. How are things with her?
#Person1#: Well, she's just so so right now. She had a little accident last week in her new car.
#Person2#: Oh, you're kidding. Was anybody hurt? Was there much damage?
#Person1#: No, it was really a small accident and everybody was fine. It was the other driver's fault.
#Person2#: Well. That's good. Other than that, how's she doing? Is she still going out with Graham?
#Person1#: Haven't you heard yet? They're getting married.
#Person2#: You are kidding.
#Person1#: She said he gave her a ring on her birthday.
#Person2#: That's great. | #Person1# tells #Person2# about Donna's car accident and her marriage. #Person2# asks about the damage and is surprised at Donna's engagement. |
customer: A beautiful day to come to the market!
beggar: It is beutiful, would ou happen to have any spare change?
customer: I may have a coin? What will you do for it?
beggar: It would buy food for the day, you could also just give me food it doesn't matter to me, I am just very hungry.
customer: We could go to the pub and get a bite. that is alright with me
beggar: Oh that would be wonderful, what a kind soul you are.
customer: Maybe they will have corn? I love corn
beggar: I live for a good stew with bread and butter, I haven't had that for several years.
customer: Oh that would stick to your ribs! Wouldn't it?
beggar: It certainly would and warm me up too. You think they have that at the pub?
customer: They just might! I might even like to try that myself.
beggar: What brings you to the market today?
customer: I like to try new corn and they said there is a beautiful blue corn that is new.
Summarize the dialogue | beggar wants to buy food for the day. customer will take him to the pub to get a bite. |
Professor D: And the other systems were somewhat lower than that There was actually there was much less of a huge range than there was in Aurora one In Aurora one there were there were systems that ba basically did not improve things And here the the worst system pause still reduced the error rate by thirty three percent or something in development set So so you know sort of everybody is doing things between well roughly a third of the errors and half the errors being eliminated and varying on different test sets and so forth So I think pause It s probably a good time to look at what s really going on and seeing if there s a there s a way to combine the best ideas while at the same time not blowing up the amount of resources used cuz that s that s critical for this this test
PhD C: Do we know anything about who who s was it that had the lowest on the dev set ?
Professor D: the the there were two systems that were put forth by a combination of of French Telecom and Alcatel And they they differed in some respects but they e them one was called the French Telecom Alcatel System the other was called the Alcatel French Telecom System which is the biggest difference I think But but there are there are there are some other differences too and and they both did very well | The worst systems were still reducing errors between a third to half of the time. Though, there was a system in Aurora that did not do very well and the Alcatel systems seemed to do better. |
royal family member: That sounds just horrible. But since it's your job why don't you get me something to quench my thirst.
inhabitant: As you wish. Here is some water. What brings you to the palace today?
royal family member: You spilled it on me you old fool. How am I going to get dry?
inhabitant: I'm so very sorry, Master
royal family member: Why did yo give the guard the towel? DId the guard get wet? You can't die soon enough for my taste.
inhabitant: Stop being a helpless royal
royal family member: How big of you to attack a man when he is soaking wet. Have you no honor?
inhabitant: None, sir. I am a slave that will remain here until I die.
royal family member: I think I have to have you killed or beaten or something. I can't just let you spill water on me and then attack me without punishing you.
inhabitant: Please just make it fast. It's better than to live a life of misery in this cold, damp palace.
Summarize the dialogue | royal family member is thirsty and inhabitant spilled water on him. inhabitant gave the guard a towel. royal family member wants to punish inhabitant. |
Belinda: Did you like Joanna's dress?
Dora: No, imo it was too shiny and without taste!
Belinda: Totally agree with u! | Joanna's dress was too shiny for Belinda and Dora. |
Tetty: did u watch the game last nite?
Washington: man, too busy 2 watch
Shelley: me neither. ppl work tet
Tetty: regret it! | Tetty watched the game, Washington and Shelley didn't. |
Tina: Hi Anne!
Anne: Hi!
Tina: What are you doing this weekend?
Anne: Nothing special. Have you got any ideas? :D
Tina: Well, yes! :) I was thinking of throwing a party on Saturday. What do you think?
Anne: Great idea! Garden party?
Tina: Of course!
Anne: Perfect! Go with it! | Tina is planning to organize a garden party on Saturday. Anne supports the idea. |
#Person1#: Catherine, have you ever seen the movie Fast Food Nation?
#Person2#: Yes, I remember it was inspired by a New York Times best-seller of the same name.
#Person1#: It's very thought-provoking, isn't it?
#Person2#: Exactly. It reveals the dark side of the all-American meal.
#Person1#: So what do you think of the American fast food culture?
#Person2#: I think America really deserves the name of fast food nation - as people can find McDonald's, KFC and Pizza Hut almost all over the States.
#Person1#: And everyone knows that Americans'favorite food is the hamburger, isn't it?
#Person2#: Sure. You see, Tom, fast food is a lifestyle that craves convenience. People just don't care whether it is healthy or not.
#Person1#: But I think some healthy menu options are also served at fast food restaurants. .
#Person2#: What are they?
#Person1#: Such as fat-free milk, whole-wheat rolls and fish sandwich.
#Person2#: They're much better
#Person1#: But I'm not sure if they're well-rcceived.
#Person2#: That's the point. People usually don't have much time to think about it when they have an on-the-go meal.
#Person1#: Well, Americans may need to find a way to make the most of their fast foods.
#Person2#: I suppose so. | Tom and Catherine are talking about American fast food culture. They think Americans need to find a way to make the most of their fast foods. |
Karan: Hey Piyush! How are you?
Piyush: Hey, I’m good. What about you?
Karan: I am fine. So in which company are you working?
Piyush: I am working with Concentrix.
Karan: What is your post?
Piyush: I am in the security department.
Karan: That’s great!
Piyush: Yeah, but also a little bit bad.
Karan: Why so?
Piyush: It's mostly tiring
Karan: Dont worry, just strive on!!
Piyush: thanks
Karan: cool, gotta go!
Piyush: sure, talk later | Piyush is working in the security department with Concentrix and finds it tiring. Karen advises him not to worry. |
army: We appreciate your service to the king. What can you do for this mess?
armorer: Good gracious, these have been ill-treated!
army: Well we are preparing for an invasion from the east any day now. We train daily to be the best we can be.
armorer: Ah, the fearful Easterners! Let me call my apprentice and see what I can do
army: We would appreciate your personal attention to the matter. We have a mole in the kingdom that has been feeding intel to the opposition. No one can be trusted with this security.
armorer: Then should you have been so free with your tongue?
army: Ah, well when one has had a few drinks it is hard to hold the tongue. But nonetheless, this is just between us and the knight. We need an advantage. The army's of the east are strong.
armorer: And we have a weak and corrupt leader. But I should not have said that also!
army: We have thought the same, but to defy the king is treason. Do you have a plan you'd like to discuss, as I clean this sword?
Summarize the dialogue | army wants the armorer to help them with a mole in the kingdom. The mole is feeding intel to the opposition. The army is preparing for an invasion from the east. |
#Person1#: I am calling to ask the position of HR manager. Could you tell me more about it?
#Person2#: Yes. We are looking for someone who are well-educated and have all-round experience as a manager.
#Person1#: I have a master's degree in HR management in Peking University. And I worked as a HR manager in a European enterprise for many years. I know it is not just some clerical issues, but more social work with reason and patience.
#Person2#: Great. What about having a formal interview on Monday next week?
#Person1#: OK, thanks a lot. See you then. | #Person1# calls to ask the position of an HR manager. After a brief introduction to #Person1#, #Person2# proposes to have a formal interview. |
peasant: What do you mean, in a way?
old gnaisha: Well it is cursed. I can't say what will happen for sure. Some have gotten what they wanted and had to deal with a stubbed toe. Others got what they wanted and watched as their wife was murdered. There is no way to tell.
peasant: I have nothing, and i will die with nothing if I don't try...
old gnaisha: Good luck my friend. I hope it all works out for you.
peasant: I appreciate it, do you have any advice on this? How do i use it?
old gnaisha: I would start small and go from there. If you wish for food first you'll probably be fine. If you wish to rule the kindgom immediately then things could get bad for you.
peasant: So I just say "I wish..." and it grants it?
old gnaisha: Yup, it's just like a genie except you have unlimited wishes and it doesn't talk back
Summarize the dialogue | old gnaisha gives peasant a wishing well. peasant will have to use it carefully. |
Tracy: heyy 😃
Tracy: just came back from skiing 😝
Lewis: heyo
Lewis: and?
Tracy: you were right, it was awesome!
Tracy: wanna go again asap
Lewis: told ya 😃
Lewis: i might go next week
Tracy: when exactly
Lewis: saturday morning
Lewis: you know, its 2hours drive
Lewis: i can be back home before it gets dark
Tracy: if its a one-day trip, then count me in 😃
Lewis: great
Lewis: but i already invited Claire, is that ok?
Tracy: sure. no problem
Lewis: be ready at 8:30 am
Tracy: i prefer 9, im not the morning person...
Lewis: well, ok, but at 9 you're ready with shoes on
Tracy: hahah ok
Lewis: cool
Lewis: see you this sat
Tracy: see you, can't wait 😊 | Lewis came back from his ski trip thrilled. He is already planning the next one for Saturday. Tracy wants to go with him. They are meeting at 9 o'clock sharp. |
Oscar: A coffee at Tristano's?
Payne: Why not. in 15 mins?
Oscar: let's make it half an hour ok?
Payne: great, i'll be there
Oscar: see you there | Payne and Oscar will have a coffee at Tristano's in half an hour. |
Helen: How was your flight Sissy?
Sissy: Amazing!!
Sissy: I got upgraded to the business class!!
Robson: oh wow! that's lucky!
Helen: I've never flown in business class. How was it?
Sissy: Amazing
Sissy: They were bringing me food and drinks all the time
Sissy: And I had a bed!!
Sissy: I feel rested after the transatlantic flight
Sissy: I wouldn't think it was possible
Sissy: I was hoping that the flight would be delayed
Sissy: That the plane would have to circle for like three hours before landing
Sissy: So I could get even more from the experience
Robson: Sounds great! | Sissy is very pleased after a transatlantic flight because her ticket got upgraded and she travelled in business class. She didn't want the flight to end. |
Frank: Hi Peter has brought me to Sports Direct store at the top of
Rosie: Ok thanks will look out for you there
Frank: We are on the ground floor
Rosie: ok
Frank: Outside Morrisons
Rosie: On my way
Frank: We might be upstairs later so look there too
Rosie: ok I will - see you soon xxx | Rosie is on her way to meet Frank and will have to find him at Sports Direct. |
the princess: Battles, you say? Are they... battles over a particularly charming and comely princess, perhaps?
villager: You were not mentioned directly my princess. The horrific details that I was able to capture would surely not be anything you would want to be involved in. It all seemed quite dire.
the princess: Well, I know that... suffering is... bad. But if it but of the common people, directed to meet in glorious battle over a winsome princess, then surely tis for a most just cause. Ah, but think of the ballads that will be composed!
villager: Yes, yes, of course. We do want those bards to keep in good health to write lovely ballads for you though my dear. Please do tell your father of our mystical rabbit and we can bring it to his chambers at once.
the princess: Hm. Well. I suppose that's true. I will... consider these words of yours, little man. Now then, kindly back up three paces so that I may reach those flowers.
Summarize the dialogue | The villagers are going to fight a war. The princess is not mentioned directly. She will consider the villagers' words. |
Joanne: You've seen this? :D
Joanne: <file_photo>
Hannah: hahahhaah, priceless <3 | Joanne sends Hannah a picture. |
Ada: Hey, do you think you will be able to work on the report today?
Harmonie: Hey Ada! yes sure
Harmonie: I'll just finish the work on the file that Cynthia gave me
Ada: Ok no problem
Ada: When you are ready let me know :)
Harmonie: 👍 | Harmonie will work on the report for Ada today, after she finishes working on the file from Cynthia. |
chicken: Hey what kind of bird are you? You aren't a chicken
bird: I am a crow.
chicken: What are you doing in the chicken pen? Are you here to save us?
bird: No i am jsut observing waht you maniacs do every day.
chicken: Sit here eating and getting fat until the humans come and get us so they can eat us
bird: Gross, have you ever thought of escaping? Flying away?
chicken: We can't fly. And yeah it's gross but the humans say we're delicious. We're basically stuck
bird: What can you provide me if i help you escape?
chicken: A good conversation? We have nothing here
bird: no jokes or anything? you must really want to die.
chicken: Why did the chicken cross the road?
bird: Because the crow told him that's how he'd escape.
chicken: Haha so you will help me?
Summarize the dialogue | chicken and a crow are in the chicken pen. The crow wants to help the chicken escape. The chicken can't fly. The chicken will help the crow. |
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