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#Person1#: What shall we do when we find a shortage in the shipment?
#Person2#: You should do one of the two things - either to lodge a claim with the shipowner or with the insurance company.
#Person1#: Shall we leave it to the brokers?
#Person2#: Yes. They usually do it.
#Person1#: Do they charge for that?
#Person2#: Of course. In Europe, they charge a commission of 1 % of the amount of the claim for their service.
#Person1#: Is it the same in America?
#Person2#: They do the work without charge to the importer.
#Person1#: It's part of their service, isn't it?
#Person2#: Exactly.
#Person1#: Is it enough to claim with an on board bill of lading?
#Person2#: No, you must also obtain a statement from the shipping agent certifying that the goods were actually loaded on their vessel for shipment.
#Person1#: I see. By the way, how do we prove the ownership of our goods?
#Person2#: You must provide full original set of ocean bills of lading original insurance policy or certificate and the original commercia invoice.
#Person1#: I see. Thank you.
#Person2#: You are welcome. | #Person2# tells #Person1# in detail about how to lodge a claim when a shortage is found and how to prove the ownership of the goods. |
#Person1#: who are you writing a letter to?
#Person2#: I'm just responding to Sue's letter. Do you want to help?
#Person1#: OK. I guess I could add something. Tell them that I send my love.
#Person2#: that's kind of boring. Don't you want to tell them anything else?
#Person1#: well, maybe you could tell them about my promotion.
#Person2#: you've been promoted? when did that happen?
#Person1#: just today. I guess I forgot to mention it.
#Person2#: congratulations! That's really exciting! Let's get out a bottle of wine to celebrate!
#Person1#: shouldn't we finish writing this letter first?
#Person2#: ah. That can wait. Your promotion is the best news I've heard in a long time!
#Person1#: it is good news, but it looked like you were almost finished. We might as well just sign off.
#Person2#: ok, you're right. I'll just tell them how round I am of you for getting a promotion and then I'll thank Sue for her kind letter.
#Person1#: I guess you can write that I'm looking forward to seeing them in June.
#Person2#: that's thoughtful of you.
#Person1#: and also thank them from the bottom of my heart for the Christmas package they sent us.
#Person2#: that's right! I almost forgot about that.
#Person1#: what would you do without me?
#Person2#: we do balance each other out well. I guess we were really made for each other! | #Person2# is responding to Sue's letter, while #Person1# wants to add #Person1#'s promotion news to the letter. #Person2# congratulates #Person1#. Then they finish the letter with thanks to Sue's kindness and appreciation for the Christmas package. |
Annick: have you seen mum today?
Béatrice: i spend the all afternoon with her.
Annick: how was she?
Béatrice: as usual. Asking for going back home, but she doesn't remember
Annick: did you talk with the people in charge of the room
Béatrice: I saw this woman Angie ou Angela, and asked her about the cleaning
Annick: Don't know her
Béatrice: she said that it's done every 2 days and the bathroom everyday.
Annick: impossible, at least once a week for the room.
Béatrice: the bathroom wasn't very clean either. I'll buy some household products.
Annick: i booked the hairdresser for next monday
Béatrice: ok i'll ask the caregiver to give her a shower in the morning
Annick: shower has to be given twice a week. Mum never complains but ...
Béatrice: elderly people are not so clean...
Annick: caregiver are overwhelmed. The rule is shower on demand, but some never ask
Béatrice: Mum asks very often, but they don't have time
Annick: a real shame. It costs us a lot for such a poor service
Béatrice: Some people are nice. Véronique !
Annick: and Amélie too!
Béatrice: and the room is quite confortable. Mum is fine. She's happy there
Annick: hope so. | Béatrice spent the whole afternoon with their mother today. She tried to sort out the issues of cleaning in her apartment and giving her a shower when she asks for it. Both Béatrice and Annick think their mother receives a poor service for the money the home costs, though some caregivers are nice. |
Jon: I can't be bothered with this game anymore
Gary: it's not the first time you're saying that
Gary: and yet you're still playing
Jon: waiting for my subscription to run out
Gary: for how many years already? ;)
Jon: I think it's real this time
Jon: there's no fun in it for me
Jon: and most of the people I enjoyed playing with left anyway
Gary: that's a problem
Gary: especially in a multiplayer game
Jon: and to make things worse this expansion did nothing to change that
Gary: maybe it's about time?
Jon: for?
Gary: you quitting the game ofc
Gary: you've been playing it for ages
Jon: yeah but that wasn't a problem when I had fun
Gary: it's better to move on than to force yourself out of habit
Jon: yep
Jon: I think that I'm ready to let it go :P
Gary: just don't sing while doing it
Gary: you're not good at that ;)
Jon: I don't intend to :P | Jon plans to give up a multiplayer game he has been playing for a long time. He is waiting for the subscription to expire. He used to enjoy the game, but most of the players he liked left and now he is playing out of habit. |
#Person1#: Excuse me, how do I get to the Forbidden City?
#Person2#: Follow this road and turn right at the second intersection. It'll be right there.
#Person1#: Is it far?
#Person2#: No, it should only take you about 15 minutes by foot.
#Person1#: Thank you. | #Person2# tells #Person1# the way to the Forbidden City. |
#Person1#: I'm looking for a gift for my daughter.
#Person2#: How about a laptop?
#Person1#: Yes, she needs something to help her at school.
#Person2#: How about a Mac?
#Person1#: That sounds good. How much is one?
#Person2#: Our newest 15-inch Pro is only $2, 100.
#Person1#: Only $2, 100? Okay, let me have one.
#Person2#: That's great. Will that be cash, check, or credit card?
#Person1#: Let me dig my VISA out of my purse.
#Person2#: Okay, if you'll just sign here, please.
#Person1#: Do I need to buy anything else?
#Person2#: All she has to do is open the box and follow the instructions.
#Person1#: Thank you so much.
#Person2#: Thank you. If you have any problems, just call. | #Person2# recommends a Mac to #Person1# as a gift for #Person1#'s daughter. #Person1# takes it. |
guard: That is nice as for me i am a royal guard ,My main responsibility is to protect the castle and my king from any kind of threats
goblin: Your king. Is he planning any wars in the near future? Us goblin like to capitalize on kaos such as this. Think of us like the clean up crew.
guard: No we are a peaceful kingdom and my job is to make sure that no one is likely to trigger a war as that would mark the end of our beautiful city
goblin: That would be a shame. Your city seems to be thriving.
guard: Yeah it is among the economic powers of the country plus we have one of the best king in the whole world
goblin: I think I have seen him. He is the one with the brand new snack..I mean newborn.
guard: Sure a baby boy he is next in line to the throne
Summarize the dialogue | guard is a royal guard protecting the castle and his king from any kind of threats. goblin wants to know if the king is planning any wars. |
Wilma: Hon!!!!!!!!!! I haven't heard from you IN AGES
Betty: I know!!!!!!! how are things???
Wilma: good good missing my bestie though
Betty: aww <3
Wilma: wanna meet up this weekend?
Betty: Ugh, pumpkin, I can't, my in laws are coming to visit...
Wilma: ouch
Betty: I know... The weekend after that?
Betty: Saturday night?
Wilma: I had plans with some people from work but I can move that to Friday I guess :)))))
Betty: perfect, next Saurday then!!!!!!!!
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Betty: Haha yes this is us
Wilma: me with that huuuuuuuuuuuge wine glass
Betty: and me dancing on the table
Wilma: <3
Betty: <3 | Betty can't meet Wilma this weekend. Her parents-in-law are visiting. They will meet on the next Saturday. |
fairy: Well, I can always try but as we're in a greepy graveyard outside a chilly looking church you can't entirely blame people for using the freeway
thing: Oh fairy you make me laugh! It is good to have company here otherwise between the cold wind and the rotten shutters, it'd be easy to be browbeaten.
fairy: Eek! I was hugged by a Thing. Well .. all right, I'll try and snare a passing yokel or two as a snack for you
thing: Too kind. In the mean time, something to eat?
fairy: I only smoke weed but roll 'er up!
thing: Here, I'll let you do it to your liking my friend.
fairy: Thank you! Maybe I invite my siblings?
thing: Of course. The more the merrier! It might mean the mood of decay will finally give way altogether!
Summarize the dialogue | fairy and thing are waiting for the mood of decay to give way. |
maid: Thank you, Amen.
bishop: Now, is there anything else you need? I am a very busy man. God's word does not spread itself.
maid: May I borrow a prayer book?
bishop: Yes, but keep it from the thief, will you? They do not print themselves, and the monk who wrote all this down died of the Black Death, so it is quite irreplaceable.
maid: Yes, sir. I will guard it with my life. I will ask permission of the royal seamstress to get the finest robes she has to replace what the thief took.
bishop: Good, good. Tell her she best have them to me by sunrise. I have to take council with the king, you know. I haven't the time for idle hands.
maid: Yes sir. I will just take these with me. Is there anything else I can do for you, sir?
bishop: Bring me lunch! I must study the Good Book, and doing so on an empty stomach is unwise.
Summarize the dialogue | maid will bring the bishop a lunch. |
Harry: heyyyy are you there??
Cindy: Yes dear what is it?
Harry: Can you call Ela and tell her i need to talk urgent please pick my call.
Cindy: what happened now? an other fight :O
Harry: please tell her
Cindy: MAN! you guys... am i some kind of a messenger service here?
Harry: PLEASEEEEEEEEE ?
Cindy: ok doing.... but thats the last time.
Harry: Yes like always:P
Cindy: Hate you seriously man.
Harry: Thank you
Cindy: Done you can call her now. | Ela is not taking Harry's phone calls. Cindy calls Ela at Harry's request. |
Sam: Hey do you still work at the bank?
Ben: yes I do :)
Sam: do you have someone to recommend to help me out with a line of credit for my new business?
Sam: Sorry to bother you but I've been rejected twice and I don't know what I'm doing wrong
Ben: I see. Well that happens, I'll be happy to help you. Do you want to meet up for a beer and talk?
Sam: That would be so great! beer on me :)
Ben: haha okay let me just check my calendar | Sam and Ben, who works at a bank, will meet over a beer as Sam needs help with getting a line of credit for his new business and he was already rejected twice. |
#Person1#: Good morning, Mr. Thompson. My name is Mary Brown.
#Person2#: Good morning, Ms. Brown. Take a seat, please.
#Person1#: Thank you.
#Person2#: Well, Ms. Brown, could you please tell me about yourself?
#Person1#: Yes, of course, I'm 18 years old and just graduated from Peterson Secretary School. I read your ad. in the newspaper and know that you are looking for a secretary.
#Person2#: Could you tell me what you can do?
#Person1#: I can do whatever a secretary is expected to do, such as typing, receiving phone calls, sending faxes, and writing reports.
#Person2#: Well, it seems that your qualifications for the job are excellent. Could you tell me what kind of salary you are expecting?
#Person1#: I saw in the ad. that this position offers a salary of around 2,013 a month.
#Person2#: That's right.
#Person1#: That would be fine with me.
#Person2#: Is there anything you would like to know about the job?
#Person1#: No, not so far.
#Person2#: Good, thank you for coming, Ms. Brown. I've enjoyed meeting and talking with you. We'll let you know the result as soon as possible.
#Person1#: Thank you. I appreciate the time you've given me. | Mary sees Mr. Thompson's job ad in the newspaper so she comes to meet him. Mr. Thompson interviews her and asks her what she can do and the salary she is expecting. |
monk: Thanks goodness, I had no idea why you were wearing that silly hat. Where do you think this memento is from. I know nothing of its origins.
archaeologist: Hmmmm, this looks ancient. Like it could have been from a prior civilization.
monk: You are welcome to look around our chamber. I look forward to hearing what you have to say about our collection. Let me put your hat away for safekeeping while you work.
archaeologist: I brought my pick and shovel with me, mind if I poke around as well?
monk: You must promise to be very careful. I do not want you to get hurt.
archaeologist: Of course, I have dug up dragon bones as well as giant bones, I can handle this chamber.
monk: Fine then, as I have said, you are the expert. I will leave you to it as I am scheduled for a haircut this morning. I will be back to check on you later.
archaeologist: I was thinking about that.... I thought monks were supposed to be bald.
Summarize the dialogue | archaeologist is going to look around the chamber of the monk. |
cat: Meow
horse: Neigh
cat: Bleh
horse: Neigh?
cat: Purrrr
horse: Neigh!
cat: Ffft fffft, ffft ffft
horse: Neigh neigh neigh!
cat: Meow
horse: Neigh
cat: **Lays down next to horse** Purrrr
horse: **Droops head**
cat: Purrrr
horse: Neigh!
Summarize the dialogue | cat is laying next to the horse and purring. |
Ken: how long do you need?
Jude: i think about 10 minutes
Ken: ok so i will wait inside
Jude: ok, it's freezing | Ken will wait inside as Jude needs 10 more minutes. |
cook: That would be great child, the food is almost ready I am exited to look at the crystal ball, maybe I will become the greatest chef all all 7 kingdoms, that is my dream
child: But cook, do you not know that you are already quite famous, not just here in the palace, but throughout the kingdoms? I think your dream is not so far away.
cook: Really? I didnt know I was famous in other kingdoms as well, thak you kid, your words really cheer me up, theres extra dessert for you today, I am in a great mood
child: I may just have to try one of those blueberry turnovers, just for quality assurance of course.
cook: I guess thats possible, here have some but try not to eat too many, you wont be able to eat dinner then.
child: Thank you! You are not only a great chef but also a kind person. And I promise to never divulge your secret recipe for these wonderful pastries!
Summarize the dialogue | Cook is preparing a meal for the king and his guests. He is famous in the palace and wants to become the greatest chef in the 7 kingdoms. Child cheers him up and he gives him some extra dessert. |
Alex: so what are we going to get him?
Alex: i don't want to buy a whisky again
Alex: let's do something better this year
Linda: we should get him something star-wars related
Linda: he is a nerd about it
Alex: yeah, that's true :D
Bart: maybe some t-shirt or something like that?
Chris: clothes are boring, we can do better
Alex: yeah maybe we can get him like a light saber or something
Linda: my Tom has one... he is a star wars nerd too
Linda: I can ask him where he got it
Alex: that would be great, i am just afraid they are kinda expensive
Bart: yeah they are... but there is a lot of people going
Bart: maybe we could convince them to chip in with us
Chris: he will go mad if we get him this :D that's a brilliant idea :D
Linda: ok i will ask Tom when he gets back from work
Alex: perfect! let us know as soon as possible | Alex, Linda, Bart and Chris are buying him a present. Linda suggested a star wars themed gift, a light saber. When Tom will be back from work she is going to ask him where did he get his. |
bodyguard: Do you think you can defeat me? I am immortal. I am unable to be defeated in battle.
intruder: Yeah, I've killed a bunch of people too. No one cares. Do you think I could sell this plate for a lot of money at the market?
bodyguard: The Plate is priceless. You needn't worry of guards. I am the kings only guard. As long as he isnt harmed .We are brothers
intruder: Hey, you and I are getting along just fine. Why don't you help me gather up some of this stuff and I'll be out of your hair in no time.
bodyguard: Look at these Gem encrusted Goblets. These will fetch a fair price at the market.
intruder: Thanks for your help! With all my new found riches is there any chance you'd be interested in becoming my new bodyguard? I'd make it worth your time.
Summarize the dialogue | The bodyguard is immortal and he is the king's only guard. The intruder killed a lot of people too. The intruder wants the bodyguard to become his new bodyguard. |
#Person1#: How's Jimmy today?
#Person2#: Better, thank you, doctor.
#Person1#: Can I see him please, Mrs. Williams?
#Person2#: Certainly, doctor. Come upstairs.
#Person1#: You look very well, Jimmy. You are better now, but you mustn't get up yet. You must stay in bed for another two days. The boy mustn't go to school yet, Mrs. Williams. And he mustn't eat rich food.
#Person2#: Does he have a temperature, doctor?
#Person1#: No, he doesn ' t.
#Person2#: Must he stay in bed?
#Person1#: Yes. He must remain in bed for another two days. He can get up for about two hours each day, but you must keep the room warm. Where's Mr. Williams this evening?
#Person2#: He's in bed, doctor. Can you see him, please? He has a bad cold, too! | Doctor #Person1# tells Mrs. Williams that Jimmy cannot get up and eat rich food. Jimmy doesn't have a fever. Mr. Williams has a bad cold, too. |
a captured knight: Oi there, you, troll! You gonna let me go soon, eh?
the troll: Eh, we will see about that.
a captured knight: See? What's there to see?! Gah, this place reeks of meat! Haven't you heard of cooking your food? You know COOKING, like boiling, mashing, puttin' in a stew?
the troll: Cooking? Teach me to cook and I will let you go.
Summarize the dialogue | The troll will let the captured knight go if he teaches him to cook. |
mountain lion: You know what, I missed my hunt yesterday and I need to have dinner. You will do just fine.
outlaw: You don't want to eat me! come closer and you will be sorry!
mountain lion: The last man I have devoured did not carry weapons. Let's make a truce. I will help you hunt and in return you will help me build a fire so we can stay warm.
outlaw: sounds good lion! I will get some woods. Don't peek into my bag!
mountain lion: OK, see you soon. Hmm, I wonder what's in the bag? Let's take a look. He won't be back anytime soon.
outlaw: Hey! Don't look into my bag! That crown belongs to me!
mountain lion: No! That cannot be! That is the crown of the late jungle queen; the one who provided prosperity for all of the animal kingdom. YOU KILLED OUR BELOVED QUEEN! HOW DARE YOU!
Summarize the dialogue | mountain lion wants to eat the outlaw but the outlaw offers to help him hunt. The outlaw will get some woods in return. The lion finds the crown of the late jungle queen. |
monk: In that case, I can offer you a job here at the church. It's just a small church, but it requires cleaning weekly. With so many monks, it does get dusty and dirty. We'd be happy to house and feed you as well as give you some money if you can help.
peasant: Bless you. You have cast light into the darkness of my life. This will surely be the cleanest church in the entire kingdom.
monk: Understand that you will also be expected to follow God's word. We cannot have sinners enter our divine church. But as long as you are willing, you will be well cared for.
peasant: I am no sinner. I have love for all of god's creatures. Does this reindeer live here at the church, or is he just passing by?
monk: He's a guest. He was injured in an accident, so he's staying here while we tend to his hurt leg.
Summarize the dialogue | peasant wants to work at the church. The monk offers him a job in exchange for accommodation and food. |
guard: As would I. Just a single one and I could retire for life!
maid: You and me both! I envy the Queens wealth so much, I hope to be like her one day.
guard: Look at all this wealth. Sometimes I wonder if they really need all of it.
maid: Well, they work hard for it Sometimes I play dress up in the queens chambers when I am alone! I tease the other maids, because the queen likes me the most
guard: Best keep that a secret between the lot of you. The Queen would be furious if she found out!
maid: I know I know, It's just that I am her favorite. I admire her beauty so much!
guard: She is indeed a ravishing madame, isn't she? The king sure married well.
maid: Yes he did! One day I will marry a rich man as she did!
guard: Perhaps I too can find a way to escape this tedious job and live a life of utter luxury.
Summarize the dialogue | maid and guard envy the queen's wealth. The queen likes maid the most. Maid plays dress up in the queen's chambers. Guard would like to retire. |
#Person1#: John dates her seven times a week.
#Person2#: Really? That's a straws in the wind.
#Person1#: I think so. Maybe he's fallen for her.
#Person2#: Yeah. They suit each other. A perfect match between a man and a girl.
#Person1#: Right. | #Person1# and #Person2# talk about John's love life. |
Ron: Request: please lock the door to the white room only once. Seems trivial, but it is crucial, Thanks!
Ann: The key to studio2 is at my place :)
Sissy: Who is in Studio 2 today? | Ron asks Ann and Sissy to lock the door to the white room only once. Ann has the key to Studio 2. |
Dan: :(((
Jenny: What's wrong, dear?
Dan: ran out of milk :( help
Jenny: hahaha, will be back soon | Dan wants Jenny to help him, because he has ran out of milk. |
Project Manager: speech recognition I take it I do not I have I know of no products that use speech recognition well
Industrial Designer: They are act there there was a remote control that came out two years ago that had a some basic speech recognition on it You could programme it with your channels and then you say you know like BBC one and it goes to that channel it did not work very well though because of this noise interference problem They mentioned you know if the television says you are listening to BBC one
Project Manager: or a an advert an advert for BBC two on BBC onell switch the channel for you kind of thing
Industrial Designer: Right right and so there was a lot of this you would be watching the TV and then all of a sudden it would it would pick up a noise and turn it off or you know or turn the volume off or something but if you can work around that that noise problem
User Interface: this might get a bit too expensive actually but what about something that is built into the TV that you can press and it will send out a little signal you know like the ones that we can not hear or something
Project Manager: Ah that is a good idea
User Interface: that that will activate the remote control starts to beep
Project Manager: So like a kind of backwards remote from the telly
User Interface: If you find if y
Industrial Designer: Right and then it would do just you know subtractive kind of cancellation of the noise What you could do then would be you have a remote controlled by the TV speaker or not a remo I am sorry a microphone by the TV speaker and a transmitter there that sends back to your remote because you can not expect the the television manufacturers to to put that feature into their TVs
User Interface: Mm that is the only thing
Industrial Designer: But then you have like the little se separate module by the TV speaker
Project Manager: That we should just stick on
User Interface: That comes with our remote control
Industrial Designer: Right and then the remote control would know what is being produced by the television
Project Manager: And that is a sort of basic RF kind of frequency so it will be cheap
Industrial Designer: Right right that is certainly possible then an another thing was about this losing the remote and trying to find it again If you do have this sorta speech interface to it you do not even need to find it You just say you know whatever you whatever you want the remote for you know to change the channel or to turn the TV on and off you just shout your command to it and it would do it for you if it is within you know within hearing range And you know it could be somewhere in the room y that you have no idea where it is and it would still do its job
User Interface: That could also be built into the TV though which might make our remote control a bit obsolete
Industrial Designer: Well hopefully we are we are ahead of the curve
Project Manager: It might do us out of a job I like the whole sort of remote feedback thing so I think rather than and that also kind of takes out the speech recognition in terms of the interference of it not working very well and things like that and expense and the time | According to the Project Manager, it was hard to have speech recognition in remotes and no products in the market now used this function well. There was mainly one reason: the noise interference problem, which was too expensive to solve. Luckily, the User Interface came up with an idea to have something built into the TV that people could press and then it would send out a little signal. The Industrial Designer agreed and proposed to have a microphone by the TV speaker and a transmitter there to send back to their remotes. Such design was subtractive cancellation of the noise. |
bat: birdie
bird: Woah, you're a bat!! Hello!!
bat: howdy?
bird: What are you doing around here??
bat: hunting for rats
bird: oh! I'm looking for worms! Wanna look together?! I love having other friends that fly!
bat: my pleasure, my friend
bird: Yay! Have you caught any rats here before??
bat: a lot of them actually, graveyards have more rats than any other place i've seen
bird: I wonder why... it's a little creepy, if you think about it. There's way more worms here, too!
bat: i like creepy things, are you scared?
bird: a little..... these places aren't really meant for little birdies like me! But the food...
bat: no worries, i know my way around here, nothing will happen
Summarize the dialogue | bat is hunting rats in the graveyard. Bird is looking for worms. |
child: It is moldy sir! I tried to eat it, but grew pale and nearly died!
soldier: Have you tried eating around the mold? Just stay away from the green parts and you might not die.
child: It's all mold sir! The local scientist said it was the moldiest mold he had ever seen!
soldier: This scientist sounds very smart, why didn't you ask him for some food?
child: He said that he none to spare, and it had all been taken by bad men with swords.
soldier: So let me get this straight. You had food and you got sick, so you brought it to a scientist and he told you it was the moldiest food he's ever seen. yet you still kept the moldy food, even though it almost killed you. And the scientist got robbed????
child: Yes sir. It is the only memory I have left of my parents - they made it for me the day they died. It was quite a bit less moldy then sir, truth be told.
Summarize the dialogue | The child got sick from eating the moldy food. The scientist told him it was the moldiest food he had ever seen. The scientist had no more food to give the child. |
king: Well, I would leave that for you to decide, my child. For I have no heir to inherit my crown, as I could not bare the thought of marrying anyone else but your mother, commoner though she may be. But I think you, having grown up and lived among the people, would make a wise and just ruler. It will be a life full of sacrifices, though, so chose wisely, my dear.
maid: Sire can I please take a night to think on these decisions? I fell as though these choices must not be made in haste.
king: Such wisdom already shows much promise in you, for it is, indeed, not a path to be chosen lightly. When you have made your decision, simply come to my chambers with this scepter to say I had given it for you to clean.
maid: Thank you for your understanding and for the kind words spoken over me. I will resolve to have my decision and the sceptre back to you by the fortnite.
Summarize the dialogue | Maid asks for a night to think about her future. King wants her to be a ruler. Maid will come to his chambers with the scepter by the fortnite. |
Patrick: Bro did you see how we destroyed Manchester city over the weekend?
Paul: Yeah I saw. But you guys were lucky to score.
Patrick: Hell yeah
Patrick: Sometimes statics lie. City kicked the ball the most and had many shots on target
Paul: Yeah.
Paul: But at least the boys showed that city can be beaten.
Patrick: Definitely. | Manchester city lost on the weekend although they had many shots on target. |
grounds keeper: Get back to work, you good for nothing grave digger.
grave digger: As you wish, sir. I hope that you have a good night in front of a nice warm fire, sire. Mind the shadows .. sometimes the locals get a little restless.
grounds keeper: Threats from one such as you shall not be taken lightly. Tread in my home and consider yourself a dead man. I would be happy to dig your grave.
grave digger: Threats, sir? I made no threats, unlike yourself. Your home is safe from me though, sir, and I would hate to have to burden you with such labor as grave digging.
grounds keeper: Why do I even bother with you.... It's like talking to a brick wall. Silly youth.
grave digger: I am sure I don't know, sir. I certainly wouldn't be out on a night like this if I didn't have work to do.
Summarize the dialogue | grave digger is a grave digger. He is working in the grounds of a castle. The grounds keeper is angry with him. |
bandit: This will have to do. Do you have any money so I can get some food?
archaeologists: No. It seems you aren't very good at being a bandit. Have you been inside the temple?
bandit: Don't tell me I'm not a good bandit. I know you have coins, I was giving you the chance to give them to me before I took them.
archaeologists: I only have coins because I just stole yours since you attacked me
bandit: Now you're going to die!
archaeologists: I will defend myself if I have to but I'd prefer to look for the treasure
bandit: We will find the treasure together. And I will get my share of it. Show me where to look.
archaeologists: We have to follow this map. The treasure belongs in a museum but you can have anything else we find
bandit: Let's go then
archaeologists: Here lead the way tough guy
bandit: Well I need these to see.
archaeologists: Fine hurry along. I've wasted too much time dealing with you
Summarize the dialogue | archaeologists have been attacked by a bandit. He wants them to show him where to look for the treasure. |
#Person1#: Could I have a word with you, Madam?
#Person2#: Is that you, Janice? Just speaking.
#Person1#: I have to tell you that I can't be in today and tomorrow.
#Person2#: So sorry to hear that. What's wrong with you?
#Person1#: I feel sick and coughed a lot at night.
#Person2#: Is that serious? You ought to see a doctor.
#Person1#: Yes, I did this in the morning. And my doctor wanted me to have a rest these two days.
#Person2#: That's good. Do you suppose you will be back at company the day after tomorrow?
#Person1#: I hope so. And I will definitely tell you if I can not.
#Person2#: Well, take care of yourself. And hope you will be better as soon as possible. | Janice calls to #Person2# to ask for sick leave for two days as the doctor suggests, and #Person2# agrees. |
#Person1#: I want to make sure my son receives this letter. It has an important certificate in it.
#Person2#: You can send it either by certified mail or registered mail. If you only want to make sure it is received, send it by certified mail. It's less expensive.
#Person1#: OK. How about this package?
#Person2#: What's in it?
#Person1#: A watch.
#Person2#: You should insure it for the value of the watch. And send it by registered mail if it's more expensive. As it's the safest way. | #Person2# suggests #Person1# send a certificate by certified mail and a watch by registered mail. |
subject: There, there. I know. I am but just lowly subject for their pleasure as well. Maybe we can all find a way out of this place and make a new start. Where would you like to go?
master of ceremonies: I can just imagine living in a place where I can go outside to see the lush trees and wildlife. The stone walls of this place are so depressing.
subject: Yes, I see it now. Hunting and gathering our own food. Never worrying about giving anything to the King.
master of ceremonies: I just wish I was born into his shoes. I would never do to others what he has done to me.
subject: Maybe you could do a ceremony of our new adventure.
master of ceremonies: That sounds great we can leave and become our own new kings.
subject: Here, you will need this to get started. We will all follow your lead.
master of ceremonies: We need to make a run for it now!
subject: I thought we were taking them with us but...Take that!
master of ceremonies: They are much to loyal to the king to ever let us leave.
subject: Then they will die!
Summarize the dialogue | master of ceremonies and subject are planning to escape the castle. They want to live in a place with trees and wildlife. They want to leave the castle and become their own kings. |
crow: Hello there what brings you here
vulture: I am waiting for you to die.
crow: That is harsh why do you wish that
vulture: I want to eat you.
crow: I can be of use to you alive than dead since i am better and smarter than a raven
vulture: Okay, I will think about it. I need something to die so, I can eat.
crow: You can look for an alternative are you that hungery
vulture: Yes, I haven't eaten all day. Can you help me find some food?
crow: Sure i can though lets first enjoy the magnificent view from the towering mesa
vulture: I must find food. I don't want to look at the view.
crow: What is your favorite meal
vulture: I love meat.
crow: We should then start looking for meat through killing other animals ain't good
Summarize the dialogue | vulture wants to eat crow but crow is smarter than raven. crow will help vulture find food. |
#Person1#: Where is that?
#Person2#: Take me to the airport, please.
#Person1#: Are you in a hurry?
#Person2#: I have to be there before 1700.
#Person1#: We'll make it except a jam. You know it's rush hour.
#Person2#: There's an extra ten in it for you if you can get me there on time.
#Person1#: I'll do my best.
#Person2#: Here's twenty dollars.
#Person1#: Do you have small bills?
#Person2#: No. If you can't break it, keep the change. But can you give me a receipt?
#Person1#: Here is your receipt. Thank you. | #Person2# asks #Person1# to take #Person2# to the airport and promises a bonus if #Person1# can get there on time. |
knight: release that knight at once you evil creature
Summarize the dialogue | The knight is trapped in the castle. |
Samantha: And? How was it?
Samantha: Do you have a video?
Clara: <file_video>
Clara: Give me a sec.
Samantha: I'll watch meanwhile.
Clara: I'm back.
Clara: It was okey, the organisation was good, the stage was big. | Clara has sent Samantha a video of an event she was at. The organisation of the event was good, the stage was big. |
PhD C: Mm I do not see why why your signal is louder after processing because yo
Grad E: I do not know why y either
Professor B: I do not think just multiplying the signal by two would have any effect I mean I think if you really have louder signals what you mean is that you have pause better signal to noise ratio So if what you are doing is improving the signal to noise ratio then it would be better But just it being bigger if with the same signal to noise ratio
Grad E: It w i i it would not affect things
PhD C: Well the system is use pause the absolute energy so it s a little bit dependent on on the pause signal level But not so much I guess
Professor B: Well But it s trained and tested on the same thing So if the if the if you change in both training and test the absolute level by a factor of two it will n have no effect
PhD A: Did you add pause this data to the training set for the Aurora ? Or you just tested on this ? | PhD C was skeptical of why the signal was louder after processing. PhD C suggested that the system is not too dependent on the signal level, agreeing with the professor that improvement in the model was more likely dependent on the ratio. |
Reid: has pollard lost his job?
Lennon: I dont know mate has he?
Reid: thats what I heard what will he do?
Lennon: prob sit on his arse😂😂😂
Reid: well yes and that
Lennon: where you hear that anyway?
Reid: my mate works at his place
Lennon: oh is it
Reid: yh, says its closing down at the end of the month
Lennon: he will be ok anyways hes always getting job offers
Reid: yh I spose he is pretty good on the job front
Lennon: that bloke from the garage spoke to him last week abut starting with them he might do that
Reid: that would be good he could get our cars done cheap
Lennon: good shout mate | Pollard lost his job. His work place is closing at the end of the month. |
sea witch: I have all the wine you can drink!
kings bodyguard: I am not interested witch. Go over there by the stone fireplace if you need to keep warm. Stay where I can see you.
sea witch: NO!! Come with me or you will along with your king!
kings bodyguard: You get back there witch! I knew from the beginning that you meant ill-will to the king!
sea witch: You shall perish here!
kings bodyguard: Get away from me witch! You will be strewn across the room like the tapestries that hang from these walls!
sea witch: Ahhhh that hurt! You will regret that!
kings bodyguard: I only regret that I allowed the King to let his guard down! Look at yourself witch in that mirror! You shame your kind and this kingdom with your vile trickery!
sea witch: I will end your life you vile human!
kings bodyguard: You will only end yours!!!
sea witch: Look behind you your king is dead!
Summarize the dialogue | kings bodyguard did not want to drink wine with the sea witch. The sea witch killed the king. |
#Person1#: I'm not sure, is this our stop?
#Person2#: Yeah, get off the bus.
#Person1#: Do you have any idea where we are?
#Person2#: I'm really not sure.
#Person1#: This can't be the right stop.
#Person2#: I don't think this is right.
#Person1#: We got off too early, didn't we?
#Person2#: Yeah, we did get off too early.
#Person1#: I should've just stayed on the bus.
#Person2#: I messed up.
#Person1#: Great, we have to walk now.
#Person2#: You want to wait for the next bus? | #Person1# and #Person2# get off the bus too early due to #Person2#'s mistake. |
the king: Indeed, these expenditures have put a great strain on our coffers. I have had to raise taxes on the villagers just to keep up with her demands.
kings bodyguard: When do you suppose the next grand feast will be held? Perhaps you could invite some of the commoners to donate to such a radiant display of luxury...
the king: There will be one just next week to celebrate the anniversary of our kingdom's founding. Though between the two of us, I do not fancy sharing these halls with mere commoners.
kings bodyguard: Oh really? Why is that my King? Was it because that one time a local farmer ate the last of your favorite dessert?
the king: After the way I've taxed their village, I feel very few would be happy to see the wealth displayed in this castle. I do not want to encourage a revolution!
kings bodyguard: Perhaps the guard could help train you in a bit of self defense!
Summarize the dialogue | The king has had to raise taxes to keep up with the queen's demands. The king will not invite commoners to the next grand feast. |
mother: hello
son: Hello Mother, another long day working in the fields.
mother: sorry, hope it wasnt too stressful
son: Well, it's not easy is it mother?
mother: no it isnt... just have some shower and relax
son: A shower? In a yurt? Have you gone mad mother?
mother: you can go to the backyard and freshen up. and dont be disrespectful next time.
son: And do what, roll around in the mud?
mother: if that makes you feel good. you naughty brat
son: I knew father left you for a reason, maybe I should go and be with him.
mother: be gone, you silly boy
son: I will mother, father was right - you've never loved anyone except yourself.
mother: this is all i get for watching out for you?
son: Watch out for me? We both know father was the only one who ever did that.
Summarize the dialogue | mother wants her son to take a shower in the backyard. |
debtor: i wish I could say the same. I have borrowed money I cannot pay back. What is your crime?
prisoner: I am innocent, I committed no crime. No one will listen to me.
debtor: What do they accuse you of?
prisoner: Evading my tariffs.
debtor: These are hard times, who could blame you if you had?
prisoner: Aye good sir, desperate times can call for drastic measures.
debtor: I fear I will never get out of here, which seems silly. How will I ever pay off my debt from behind these walls?
prisoner: I fear the same, my family needs me.
debtor: Perhaps we should...no, nevermind.
prisoner: Aye sir, my plan's already in motion.
debtor: No, that won't solve anything! It's going to just be gross!
prisoner: That was just a distraction so I could get him close enough to hit him! Now get the keys.
debtor: Here, I got them! I'll unlock our cells.
Summarize the dialogue | debtor and prisoner are in jail. They are both afraid they will never get out. The prisoner is innocent and accused of evading his tariffs. The debtor borrowed money he cannot pay back. The prisoner is planning to escape. |
bird: Which way is to your cave? I hope it is not in the densest part of the castle. It has the scariest and most powerful monster
wolves: It is further into the forest, yes. I'm taking this arrow so the rest of my pack may pick up the scent.
bird: oh no!! please don't go there! It is suicide!
wolves: Do not friend my friend. You are under the protection of the most fierce pack in all of the land. We will let no harm come to you.
bird: how do I know I won't be food to your pack?
wolves: My friend, look at you, and look at me. You wouldn't even be a snack for me or my pack. To be blunt, you are far more useful as a scout, and we have actual enemies to take care of in that castle.
bird: true words. I will help your noble journey as I could
wolves: Did you hear that? Oh no, up ahead I see a band of rangers coming, quick, this way!
Summarize the dialogue | wolves are taking an arrow to their cave in the forest. The cave is further into the forest. There is a band of rangers coming. |
#Person1#: I think he won't remember White Day.
#Person2#: Silly, you should make sure he does.
#Person1#: Uh-huh. How about you?
#Person2#: He's buying me a handbag, and then dinner at a gorgeous restaurant.
#Person1#: You got a big return for a small gift. | #Person1# and #Person2# are discussing what gifts they'll get for Whity Day. |
Juliette: Sup?
Phillip: Going to bed have a fucking long flight tomorrow
Juliette: How long? And to where?
Phillip: 4 hours there and 4 back
Juliette: Yeah that's long
Phillip: Going to Some place in the south west of Central Afrique république. Fucking long
Juliette: ;) Take me with u on this journey ;)
Phillip: What good will you be to me ?
Juliette: Very good
Phillip: Can you describe that?
Juliette: What?
Phillip: Explain
Juliette: I will make ur flight nicer. I will be talking to you all the flight long hahhaha
Phillip: Haha I have a co-pilot to talk to
Juliette: lol ok so I'm not needed lol | Phillip has a long flight to Central Afrique République tomorrow. Juliete wants to go with him, but he has a co-pilot to talk to. |
Jacob: I'm going tomorrow to the north
Daniel: Porto?
Nick: nice, will you visit us?
Jacob: I'm going to Viana do Castelo, so I will only go through Porto
Nathan: so you should visit me and my wife in Viana
Jacob: I'd love to
Nathan: would you like to come for lunch?
Jacob: I should arrive around midday, I have some meeting at 3p.m. so lunch would be really nice
Nathan: great! She will be happy
Nathan: Just don't be stressed, she doesn't speak English very well
Jacob: we can speak Portuguese of course
Nathan: so you speak Portuguese now?
Jacob: I've had a teacher for the last 10 months, so I can speak a bit already
Nick: why won't you stop by for a dinner in Porto?
Nick: you could even stay overnight at our place and come back to Lisbon on Saturday
Nick: or even stay over the weekend!
Jacob: Nice idea, but I'll talk to Sara first
Jacob: she wanted to spend the weekend together
Nick: so make her come here as well, I know she likes Porto
Jacob: she does indeed
Jacob: I'll let you know later | Jacob's going to Viana do Castelo. On his way he'll meet Nathan and his wife for lunch. Jacob and his wife learnt to speak Portuguese. Nick wants them to stay for the weekend in Porto. Jacob will ask Sara about this. |
Damian: Fuck!
Damian: it's raining
Damian: I was supposed to paint the porch
Drew: Martha will kill u
Damian: I know
Damian: any idea?
Drew: sorry dude but I'm little afraid of your wife
Coward: who isn't? :D | Damian cannot paint the porch as it's raining and his wife Martha will be mad at him. |
a vigilant guard: Hello
rat: Good evening. Are you so lonely to speak to me, a rat?
a vigilant guard: What do you want raty?
rat: You spoke to me. So what do you want? For me to show you the trap doors to sneak out your relatives from lock up?
a vigilant guard: No
rat: Are you sure? I hear them calling for you at night.
a vigilant guard: Yes
rat: I'm sure you miss them and they did nothing wrong. These trap doors send all kinds of folk down here.
a vigilant guard: No its not a trap
rat: The dungeon isn't a trap? Tell that to your sister that has been here 3 years.
a vigilant guard: Mm
rat: It must be so hard for you to guard the door that holds your sister in confinement. I'll make a distraction if you want to set her free.
a vigilant guard: Ok
rat: Let's make a plan.
Summarize the dialogue | a vigilant guard is guarding the door that holds his sister in confinement. He will make a distraction to let her out. |
peasant: Excellent! There's not much to see in these parts, but it will give my sore feet a break. You are a worthy donkey.
donkey: Thank you! How can a lowly donkey get a job and not you, my friend?
peasant: Such kindness. I did build huts for a while, until all our supplies dried up. Now... nothing.
donkey: I am sorry peasant. Please just relax, maybe we should leave the city, but then we will really have no food or shelter
peasant: Yes. We must stay here. I have family here. I have two young children to look after. I give them whatever scraps I come across.
donkey: I see, well if you change your mind come get me
peasant: I will, indeed. In the meantime, I'll go back to harvesting this hay.
donkey: Ok, it was nice meeting you.
Summarize the dialogue | donkey will help peasant to harvest hay. |
queen: Now, fool! I must alter my consciousness to survive this place!
king: Oh honey, please do not cause a seen again. We will leave soon I promise!
queen: fine. What are we doing again?
king: We have to go find the town wizard for him to make us a love spell so we can finally have an heir to the crown.
queen: Darling, I'm not sure that even a wizard can cure your...male inadequacies.
king: I mean... Its worth a try right? What else do you expect me to do?!
queen: Of course, you are right. Though there is always adoption?
king: Adoption!? What lowly soul would be worthy of adoption from us?!
queen: Or, perhaps there is another way. Merchant! Like what you see?
king: WHAT! How dare you! Merchant, look away or I will have you executed!
queen: Oh, my. I am so embarrassed. What was in that wine?
king: I'm the one that should be embarassed! I can't even please my wife!
Summarize the dialogue | king and queen are going to the town wizard to get a love spell. |
Mary: I finished it today! George Martin is a genius!!!
Laurel: And should pursue a career of a wedding planner for sure :D
Mary: Now that could be interesting :)
Laurel: So who’s your favourite? Hodor hodor
Mary: Try and guess
Laurel: Hmmm, that’s a tough one. I love Cersei cos she’s a crazy bitch. But then Tyrion boy oh boy. I think you may like them both.
Mary: <file_gif>
Mary: Wrong!
Mary: Arya :) She’s so badass.
Laurel: Arya? That’ weird.
Mary: Why?
Laurel: I just thought you wouldn’t like child characters for some reason :D
Mary: hahahah I don’t like children, I’ll give you that. But she’s so stubborn and creative. Great gal!
Laurel: <file_other>
Laurel: It’s an interview with the actress who plays her. Check it out, she’s such a sweetheart.
Mary: Pretty strange to call Arya this :D | Mary finished watching Game of Thrones today and shares it with Laurel. Laurel's favorite character is Cersei and Tyrion. Mary's favorite character is Arya, although she usually does not like child characters. |
Aurelia: Rory, you know that you‘re group admin 😂
Rory: Oops
Rory: She told me that’s her new number.
Aurelia: Is she joining us in Belgium? I thought she has to work 💁♀
Rory: She was going to check
Rory: But I don’t think she can change her schedule
Julia: I can! I’m going with you!!!! 🍾🍾🎉
Aurelia: No way! I’m so happy! 😍 That’s going to be the best day ever!
Rory: Awesome!!! I kinda miss you… 😘 | Julia will join Aurelia and Rory in Belgium. |
Wendy: How about eating out tonight?
Wes: I'd love that!
Wendy: Pizza or pasta?
Wes: Pizza!
Wendy: Pizza Hut or our local pizzeria.
Wes: Let's go for it and Pizza Hut :-) We'll have a nice walk home.
Wendy: Great! I'll wait for you near the book store. I need to buy a new coursebook for Linda's Spanish lessons.
Wes: OK. I may have to stay a bit longer at work. Like 30 min. If so, I'll let you know.
Wendy: Thanks. See you :-)
Wes: See you :-) | Wes and Wendy will eat at Pizza Hut tonight. They'll meet near the book store. |
founder: You know nothing about me, and I know that if you're dead then you are no king!
ghost: Who is to say that a king must live to rule? My spirit can reach you to strike, if need be. I may still bend ye to my will.
founder: You may bend nothing except your own self to kiss my feet, damned spirit!
ghost: Found thyself a shield, and defend thyself from mine blows, peasant!
founder: I need no shield to defend myself, foul ghost! Take this!
ghost: How must you look, striking at the air like a common fool. Spirits are immune to your pitiful mortal hands!
founder: I've fought ghosts like you before, I know you are simply trying to fool me!
ghost: And fool you I have, peasant, for I am a just, loving and noble king to my subjects. Bow before me and let us part ways in peace.
founder: After all of this, I suppose if you are sincere I could be okay with this.
Summarize the dialogue | ghost wants to be king but founder doesn't believe him. |
staircase: **sigh, I just live my life everyday letting people walk all over me**
Summarize the dialogue | The woman is tired of people walking all over her. |
merchant: Hello mage, I am a merchant! I sell and trade a variety of different items!
mage: wonderful! I myself concoct magic spells. I am particularly fond of the dark arts! I have an important scroll I must deliver to the castle
merchant: Wonderful! I have a bag here with some interesting items...
mage: It seems there's been quite some battle here. I say... what's in that bag of yours?
merchant: Lots of different things... just waiting to be traded for that scroll of yours.
mage: I am a master of the dark arts! I'll just take it, an deliver the scroll to the castle as well!
merchant: You dare steal from me? I will steal right back!
mage: we could do this all day foolish merchant!
merchant: are you ready for a fight?
mage: Armor won't protect you from my powers! You're just a weak human!
merchant: I can still fight back!
mage: Violence will solve nothing. viva la resistance! Let us take the scroll to the king together!
Summarize the dialogue | mage is a mage and a merchant. He has an important scroll to deliver to the castle. The merchant has a bag with interesting items. Mage will take the bag and deliver the scroll to the castle. |
local: Hey how's it going?
police: Doing well. Can I sit with you?
local: Of course. Can I buy you some ale?
police: Ah, no thanks, I am on duty you see. And here on business.
local: Can I ask what's going on?
police: I have heard of some shady things happening in these parts. Would you happen to know anything about that?
local: No, I've lived here my whole life.I know everyone, but haven't seen anything remotely shady.
police: Oh I see, maybe then it is I who should buy you a drink since all is so well with you.
local: Thank you, that is kind of you!
Summarize the dialogue | local wants to buy ale for the policeman, but he's on duty and can't. The policeman has heard of shady things happening in the area. |
denizen: Bartender, what is your special drink?
goblin king's bartender: That would be our world famous Signature Stoat cocktail! Don't fret, it's not made from real stoats!
denizen: And what is on the menu?
goblin king's bartender: We have plenty of specials today. Do you fancy something heavy or light?
denizen: Light.
goblin king's bartender: Then might I recommend the poached river fish with lemon on the side?
denizen: How much for the poached fish and stoat cocktail?
goblin king's bartender: That'll be 3 gold coins.
denizen: hey, look over there
goblin king's bartender: I must ask you to return that, lest you want to lose an arm!
denizen: oh, sorry
goblin king's bartender: No harm done. If you wanted the potion, you need only buy it fairly.
denizen: What potion?
Summarize the dialogue | goblin king's bartender recommends the poached river fish with lemon on the side and the Signature Stoat cocktail for 3 gold coins. |
goblin: I appreciate that. I was looking to buy a lot of yarn.
villager: Ok, if you want to buy yarn then I will point you to Arthurs Yarn shop, he has the best prices in town, be careful Arthur is afraid of goblins so you must thread lightly
goblin: I'll keep this in mind. Thank you. I'm excited to check out his yarn though.
villager: You will like it, Arthur has a great selection in display, I will talk to him and he might give you a good price
goblin: That would be amazing. I love to sew. So any discounts would be of great help.
villager: I know goblins dont have a lot of money, did you bring coin?
goblin: I only have 2 gold coins.
villager: dont worry that is more than enough, I bough a lot of yarn for a gold coin the other day, you should get a similar deal
goblin: That's a relief then. I'm excited to get yarn from Arthur's shop.
Summarize the dialogue | goblin wants to buy yarn. Villager recommends Arthur's Yarn shop. Goblin has only 2 gold coins. Villager bought yarn for a gold coin the other day. Goblin will get a similar deal. |
mouse: Squeak squeak - what are you doing in this dungeon?
an old maniacal man: Speach to you
mouse: Speach? Are you saying your name is Speach?
an old maniacal man: Yes, my name is maniacal
mouse: Hmm.... I thought maniacal was your description, but okay. Are you being held in this dungeon?
an old maniacal man: I held the dungeon
mouse: Look, it seems you won't be needing this and I'm hungry. Are you a prisoner or not?
an old maniacal man: No i'm not a prisoner. Take it fruit
mouse: If you aren't a prisoner, why would you stay in such a disgusting, dirty place?
an old maniacal man: It just a fun
mouse: You make no sense. You must be crazy!
an old maniacal man: I'm hungry so much. I'm not a crazy. Mind it
mouse: Why didn't you eat your fruit if you are so hungry?
Summarize the dialogue | an old maniacal man is in the dungeon. He is hungry and doesn't eat his fruit. |
Trey: Morning
Emilia: Morning ;)
Trey: How r u?
Emilia: I'm good thanks and you?
Trey: Same here :)
Emilia: Cool
Trey: What are u doing?
Emilia: I'm working
Trey: Flying? Xd
Emilia: No office
Trey: In general when u work in an office, what do u do there?
Emilia: I'm editing a manual now
Trey: :)
Emilia: Where's my photo ? Haha
Trey: Haha. U got a nice photo yesterday xd
Emilia: You said you you would send a full body one. Remember?
Trey: Maybe later I said
Emilia: Yea ok. I'm going back to work now
Trey: Oh ok I'm coming back from the job interview
Emilia: Talk to you maybe later haha
Trey: Hahaha Ok | Emilia is editing a manual at work right now. Trey gave Emilia a photo and promised to give her another one later, but didn't do it yet. Trey is coming back from a job interview. |
Chris: What are your plans now for Halloween?
Chris: Just gonna stay in?
Nick: Yeah
Nick: nothing special <file_gif>
Chris: Fair enough I never used to do anything for Halloween.
Nick: in Poland we actually don't celebrate Halloween and don't do all this dressing up, pumpking curving and so on.
Nick: on November 1st we just go to the cementary with our families and after that spend time together.
Chris: I like it.
Chris: At least you’ll have somethinf worthwile to remember.
Nick: <file_video>
Nick: Cementary in the night.
Chris: That’s quite surreal.
Chris: Hopefully your future halloweens will be more upbeat lool
Nick: And how was the club yesterday?
Chris: Good night loool
Chris: My friends came back down from the home.
Chris: I went as Arthur.
Nick: What do you mean?
Chris: I changed my name for that night.
Nick: Why is it so?
Chris: I don't know exactly. Sometimes I like changes. | Nick doesn't have any Halloween plans. He explains to Chris that we go to cementary and spend time with our families for November 1st. Chris changed his name for Arthur for the party yesterday. |
#Person1#: It's a beautiful day, isn't it?
#Person2#: Yes, isn't it.
#Person1#: Do you know the temperature today?
#Person2#: It's beautiful 75 degrees.
#Person1#: How nice. I hope the weather will stay like this for the whole week. I'm going on the canoe trip this weekend.
#Person2#: Not a good plan. The TV weather forecast says the hurricane is coming this weekend, and the temperature will also drop to 66 degrees.
#Person1#: What a nuisance! Every time I plan to go canoeing or camping, a storm comes along. The sky gets dark, the wind starts to howl and the temperature drops. Well, I'd better stay home.
#Person2#: I never make any definite weekend plan until Friday morning. Then after listening to the weather temperature, I make my plans.
#Person1#: That's smart. I'm going to start doing the same thing. | #Person1#'s going on the canoe trip this weekend, however, #Person2# tells #Person1# the hurricane is coming. #Person1#'ll follow #Person2#'s idea to make plans after listening to the weather temperature. |
old gnaisha: Hello vendor. What are you selling?
vendor: I have this pouch full of silk. Do you want to buy it?
old gnaisha: They are very nice, but I'm afraid all I have on me is this bone.
vendor: Is that the old bone from the king of last century?
old gnaisha: Yes, I believe so. Is it of some value?
vendor: Not for someone like you. But I've heard stories of his greatness my whole life and it would be an honor to own his bone
Summarize the dialogue | old gnaisha wants to buy silk from the vendor, but he has only a bone on him. The bone came from the king of last century. |
dogs: Bark bark! Hello!
queen: why is a cute dog in my throne room?
dogs: I'm your dog!
queen: ah yes i forgot how are you today precious
dogs: I'm doing really good!! Bark bark
queen: ahhh would you like some food
dogs: Yes please! What kind of food?
queen: here is some steak good boy
dogs: Steak?! What's the occasion? Bark bark!
queen: well im the queen i have so much money
dogs: That's fair, but I don't always expect such good food!
queen: well i love you so do not worry
dogs: Thank you queen! Bark!
queen: ahh come here
Summarize the dialogue | queen is feeding her dogs steak. |
Mark Reckless AM: Cabinet Secretary how would you assess the impact of PDG on attendance and hopefully subsequent engagement with education from children who have free school meals ?
Kirsty Williams AM: I think what is important to note is that as Estyn have themselves said over the period of the last inspection report we have seen improvements in attendance but I do think we need to again look at how PDG can support this particular agenda And as always in the Welsh education system there are some excellent examples of how schools use the money to address this Ysgol y Preseli in Pembrokeshire is a very good example of how they have deployed their money Forgive me I can not off the top of my head remember the name of the primary school I visited again in north Wales where the school has proactively used this money and they actually send teaching assistants out of school in the morning before the start of the school day and they actually have a walking bus They call at homes for children and they walk the children to the breakfast club So they are proactively going out into the community and making sure that those children are in the classrooms because the teacher said We recognised we had a problem with attendance We tried a variety of means of improving that but in the end we have taken this quite bold step—we actually send the staff out and they create that walking bus and they walk the children into school They say that they know that for some of those children because of the difficult circumstances they and their families are living in they probably would not be in school if it was not for that proactive approach So we are looking again at what more we can do to support this particular agenda in terms of improving attendance because although again there are examples of good practice there is still a between the attendance of freeschoolmeal pupils and nonfreeschoolmeal pupils And of course we can have the best curriculum in the world with really highquality teaching but unless the children are in the classes then we are not going to make the difference for them Whilst that differential exists then it is going to be hard to close the attainment for those children
Mark Reckless AM: I was actually quite shocked just reading in advance of this meeting that the proportion attending 95 per cent or more who have pretty full attendance was only 35 per cent for freeschoolmeal children at level 4 compared to 60 per cent for nonfreeschoolmeal pupils It still is an extraordinary difference My colleague here showed me I think last week a graph showing the link between attendance and attainment in particular When people were absent a lot of the— As I am sure you are aware there is a huge connection What more can PDG do to deal with it ? In the example you give I can see how a school with an awful lot of freeschoolmeal children could do that but a lot of the freeschoolmeal children are actually in schools that do not have that high a proportion of free school meals where it would be much more challenging to bring in that type of initiative
Kirsty Williams AM: Yes indeed and I think it gets more challenging the older the children get I think it is more difficult to find interventions that are successful higher up so key stage 4 So you can do a walking bus with little ones can not you but I do not suppose your average 15 or 16yearold is going to take very kindly to that So you do need a different approach to that But again we see in Ysgol y Preseli the employment of staff to directly work with families of older children to reinforce the messages around as you quite rightly say the linkage between attendance and attainment and really work with individual families to understand the barriers to attendance : what is going on in the family that is preventing that child from going to school and what more can the school do to address those situations But you are absolutely right there is more that we need to do to address this particular agenda of attainment I do not know if there is anything extra you wanted to add Steve | Over the period of the last inspection report, they have seen improvements in attendance, but still need to look at again how PDG can support this particular agenda. There are some excellent examples of how schools use the money to address this, some schools send the staff out and create walking buses, so that they walk the children into the school. Despite these good measures, there is still a gap between the attendance of free-school-meal pupils and non-free-school-meal pupils. It gets more challenging the older the children get. |
fisherman: No i haven't. Thank you. Let me try my luck. Can you join me in the boat?
amphibian: I don't believe that's such a good idea. You see, the witch could be anyone.
fisherman: I can attack the witch
amphibian: I'm afraid that wouldn't do any good. The only thing that wards off witches is these mushrooms.
fisherman: what about the child?
amphibian: This should protect the child from her evil.
fisherman: The child doesn't need this. I will go with him fishing
amphibian: Though you be larger than I, you are also more crude. Give that back if you don't want the boy to have it!
fisherman: Let me do what i do best
amphibian: Or better yet, I'll do what you do best. Give me this, I'll show you how to actually catch fish.
fisherman: I am watching
amphibian: We'll use this for bait and catch enchanted fish.
Summarize the dialogue | fisherman wants to go fishing with amphibian. amphibian doesn't want to go with him. amphibian gives fisherman a mushroom to protect the child from the witch. |
#Person1#: Good afternoon, Ladies. May I help you?
#Person2#: Can we have two a joining double room, sir?
#Person1#: Have you made a reservation ladies?
#Person2#: I'm afraid not.
#Person1#: One moment, please. I have to check if there are room available. I'm sorry ladies. We have only two double room available, but they are on different floors. Would you mind that?
#Person2#: We prefer they are on same floor because we have a problem check late that night.
#Person1#: May I suggest family sweet? You all just have a consolation.
#Person2#: what's it like?
#Person1#: It's a big room with a king - size double bed and two single beds. You'Ve get also an roller-wheels.
#Person2#: That's great. How much is it?
#Person1#: 2000 Hongkong dollars per night plus ten percent service charge and five percent government tax.
#Person2#: That's fine.
#Person1#: But, ladies, the room's not yet ready. It will be delay about half an hour. Perhaps you can fill the registration form first. And rest at the lobby for a while. We'll let you know when the room ' s ready.
#Person2#: Alright. thanks.
#Person1#: Ladies, Hotel policy requires one nine of room charge as deposit.
#Person2#: Do you take traveller's check?
#Person1#: Yes, we do, Madam. Thank you, madam. Here's our welcome brochure with all of information of our facilities. My name is John. If you need any help do let me know. I'm at your service. | #Person2# wants a joining double room but #Person1# says it's unavailable and recommends a family suite. #Person2# agrees. #Person2#'ll wait for half an hour to check in and deposit one nine of room charge. |
Ann: hi guys. Who do you think is the greatest Pole?
Maria: How would I know, Paulina surely has some ideas
Paulina: Maria Curie, I guess
Ann: I though she was French
Paulina: Curie was a name of her husband, her surname was Skłodowska
Ann: how fascinating!
Paulina: oh yes, she was so clever and hard-working
Paulina: I think she is not appreciated enough in my country | Paulina thinks that Maria Skłodowska-Curie is the greatest Pole. |
Project Manager: but when you think you can give me like a kind of design on the functional design or the technical design ?
Industrial Designer: Well I have got a lot of other projects I am doing right now and so I will have to wait and see how those how those go If they go quickly then it could be a month If if I run into any problems in my other projects it might be six months
Project Manager: but I need something in the writing so like what is your functional design what is your technical design and how many people you need for this project and what is the time frame you are looking and what is the budget maybe initial budget you are looking and how is going to the market so you have you have had to meet with the marketing team and how they are going to market and what are the marketing strategic plan when are you going to introduce and by the time you introduce the product and you know there there would be a competition so I need some kind of the plan in the writing from you and it is po
Industrial Designer: And when would you like that ?
Project Manager: B as soon as possible
Industrial Designer: well if if we have enough time then d do you think two weeks is a is close enough ?
Project Manager: Yes I think that would be good because I need to go to the management and tell them what we are going to do and what cost is and what is the time frame and what is the project plan because without any documentations I can not go to the management and say so we are going to do this and we need this much money so then it is it is difficult for me to say that is the reason I need some kind of plan from you initially then we can have the further discussion again | Project manager needed the following subjects to be presented in writing form, including functional and technical design, team scale, timeline, initial budget, cost limit, marketing strategic plan, product introduction, benefits for the company and for each individual. These matters should be determined before further discussion. |
monarch: There is an emotional depth to you I would not have imagined. How did you get into this line of work?
torture master: I originally wanted to be an artist, you know? Be creative? It never paid very well, but as a torturer, I have found both job security, and employment that allows me to express my creative side, and get in touch with my innermost self.
monarch: Wow, an incredible story. I have something for you.
torture master: It says you are granting me my very own castle! You shouldn't have. I will call it "Andre's Palace of Torture and Art Gallery." Thank you sire!
monarch: Of course, you've earned it, kid.
torture master: Oh happy day!
monarch: How about we get outta here and have a drink. There doesn't seem to be any more victims for you today.
torture master: You are far too kind! This is the greatest day of my life!
monarch: It's always nice to see a torturer smile.
Summarize the dialogue | torture master got into torture to express his creativity. He got a castle from the monarch. |
#Person1#: Are you ready to order now, sir?
#Person2#: Yes, let me have this roast beef special.
#Person1#: You have a choice of vegetables, green peas, lima beans or spinach.
#Person2#: I will have the green peas and make sure the beef is well done.
#Person1#: Yes, sir. What would you want to drink, coffee, tea or milk?
#Person2#: A cup of coffee, please, with cream and sugar.
#Person1#: The cream and sugar are on the table, sir.
#Person2#: Oh, yes.
#Person1#: Would you like to order some dessert?
#Person2#: What comes with the special?
#Person1#: Ice cream, fresh fruit or chocolate cake.
#Person2#: I think I will have a dish of Vanilla ice cream.
#Person1#: Yes, sir.
#Person2#: Waiter, may I have my check, please?
#Person1#: Here you are, sir. Pay the cashier at the door. | #Person1# helps #Person2# to order a roast beef special, a cup of coffee, and a dish of Vanilla ice cream. |
resting travelers: We'll make sure to tread carefully around him. Thanks for the tip. Would you know where we could get some ale around here?
student: I would say JIm's Tavern is the best spot. He has a happy hour from 5 till 8 where beers are half price. It is my favorite watering hole.
resting travelers: Ha, thanks friend. You're a savior. After our time on the high seas it's good to find a place to relax and drink to our fancy. Maybe you'd like to join us?
student: Here is your cargo. I'll let you approach the pirate. We are not the best of friends.
resting travelers: Understood, then. I'll visit him and then visit Jim's.
student: Thank you for your understanding. See you at Jim's!
resting travelers: Aye, see you there! Thanks for the help.
student: I was born on the seas. I sometimes hum some melodies to myself, but I can't write. Never taught how.
Summarize the dialogue | resting travelers are looking for a place to get some ale. The student recommends Jim's Tavern. The student will join resting travelers at Jim's. |
#Person1#: Do you want to watch television tonight, Dennis?
#Person2#: Well, there's nothing interesting. But turn it on if you want to.
#Person1#: I want to see that program Changjiang Travel.
#Person2#: Oh, I forgot that was on tonight. I'd like to see it, too.
#Person1#: It comes on at nine o'clock.
#Person2#: Is there any other interesting program?
#Person1#: Yes. I remember there's a football match on Star TV Station.
#Person2#: Oh, great! Let's watch it.
#Person1#: Let me see. Hmm. The paper says it starts at one o'clock tomorrow morning.
#Person2#: One o'clock tomorrow morning? Then I prefer sleeping. | #Person1# wants to watch the program Changjiang Travel and Dennis also likes it. Then they talk about a football match on Star TV Station at 1 AM. |
#Person1#: Hi. I don't think we've met. My name's Tom.
#Person2#: Hi, Tom. Nice to meet you. My name is Juanita, but everybody calls me Jenny.
#Person1#: Nice to meet you, Jenny. So, where are you from?
#Person2#: Well, originally I'm from Argentina, but we moved to the United States when I was about five years old. My parents now live in Chile. That's where they first met. How about you, Tom?
#Person1#: I was born in Fresno, California, and we lived there until I was seven. Then, since my father worked for the military, we moved all over the place.
#Person2#: Oh yeah? Where are some of the places you've lived?
#Person1#: Mostly, we were overseas. We spent ten years in Korea, Germany, and Okinawa, Japan, and then, we were transferred back to the States three years ago.
#Person2#: Wow. It sounds like you've had an interesting life. So, what do you do now?
#Person1#: I'm a university student.
#Person2#: Oh really? What are you studying?
#Person1#: I'm majoring in psychology. How about you? What do you do?
#Person2#: Well, I'm working as a sales representative for computer company called CompTech downtown.
#Person1#: No kidding! My brother works there too. | Tom and Jenny meet each other for the first time. They introduce themselves, including their nationality, the places they've lived and occupation. |
foreign ambassador: Yes, I see this house has been here for some time. Anyway, if you help me get back on my mission I will pay you kindly in the gold I was speaking of. There is a lot of it and I am good at what I do.
mystical dragon: Hmm how much gold are you speaking of?
foreign ambassador: A whole gorge full! some still in the ground just waiting to be unburried.
mystical dragon: Well I won't be doing any of the heavy lifting, just taking you where you need to go and then being paid. Understood?
foreign ambassador: I don't think I wll need any negotiating skills when the workers get a look at you. take as much as you can carry. I am grateful.
mystical dragon: Hmm that is a good point, I'm sure they will falter when they see me.
foreign ambassador: of coarse they will. I just can't wait to get home to my family. I miss them dearly.
mystical dragon: Yes well you can keep that to yourself, I'm only doing this for the gold!
Summarize the dialogue | mystical dragon will help the foreign ambassador to get back on his mission. He will be paid in gold. |
#Person1#: So what are you going to do over the holidays, Merry? Are you going anywhere?
#Person2#: I really wanted to go somewhere. You know, swim, walk on the beach. But I doubt we'll be able to do those now. We're going to be here over the break.
#Person1#: How come?
#Person2#: Justin's got to work. Just yesterday, his boss called him in and told him he had to work. Then he found out the reason was his boss was going on vacation. So Justin's got to cover for him. Well, anyway, I'm going to find something to do with the kids while he is at work. | Merry tells #Person1# she wanted to go somewhere on the holiday but Justin had to work, so she is going to find something to do with the kids |
#Person1#: Hello, is this Professor Clark?
#Person2#: Yes, I am Professor Clark.
#Person1#: Hello, Professor, this is Kalina, and I am in your literature class on Monday mornings.
#Person2#: Yes, how are you doing?
#Person1#: I was partying hard over the weekend, fell down the stairs, and need time to recuperate.
#Person2#: That sounds painful. Are you going to be OK?
#Person1#: I sprained my wrist, but the doctor says it will be fine.
#Person2#: How many days will you be out of school?
#Person1#: The doctor said I should be good enough to return next week.
#Person2#: I am glad you let me know that you will be missing class. Get well! | Kalina phones Professor Clark to tell him she'll be missing his literature class because she sprained her wrist. |
servant: It looks as though he is waiting for a horse and carriage, he looks nervous.
merchant: Hmmm. Well there's no use questioning him. That could mean anything. Thank you, for your time. Is there anything you see around here that you like?
servant: Couldn't you call the guards? Get them to check him over?
merchant: I don't like to assume that any person is to blame for a missing trinket, unless I am certain.
servant: Well, has anyone else been in the shop?
merchant: Only a hungry child. I don't want to see him put in the stocks, really. One trinket forfeited is nothing to me.
servant: Well you generosity in unparalleled! A ruby necklace should feed him until adulthood unless it gets stolen from him in turn!
merchant: Well, hopefully that lad is cunning enough to sell it right away, and hide the money.
servant: Indeed, he is certainly skilled at least if he is indeed your thief.
merchant: I had a hunch.
Summarize the dialogue | The merchant suspects a hungry child stole a trinket from his shop. He gives the child a ruby necklace as a reward. |
Mr Short: Did you receive my e-mail, Mr Andrews?
Mr Andrews: I'm afraid I didn't. Was that something urgent?
Mr Short: Yes, it was and still is. I've just sent it again. Would you mind having a look at it now and replying asap?
Mr Andrews: Of course. I'll get right on it.
Mr Short: Thank you. | Mr Short wants Mr Andrews to reply to his e-mail asap. |
#Person1#: I would like to know is it a direct flight to Dubai?
#Person2#: Sorry. No. You need to transfer to a connect flight in the middle.
#Person1#: Too bad. I hate transferring during a flight. It is too complex.
#Person2#: You have to do it. But it takes only about 30 minutes.
#Person1#: Really? It used to cost a few hours.
#Person2#: It has become more time saving.
#Person1#: Ok. Good. I want two side by side tickets in the Economy cabinet. Thank you. | #Person1# decides to take a connected flight after #Person2# tells #Person1# the length of transferring time. |
guard: Maybe I'll take ya up on that. So do you have any news about anything around court?
servant: Oh no, nobody tells me anything important of the sort. I just spend my time fulfilling my duties and keeping the mansion spotless. You should ask somebody more important
guard: I'm just looking for gossip. Nothing too true if it's scandelous. And someone more important? No one else has hot potato soup on, so I can't think of anyone more important this moment
servant: You are too kind. Why are you showing such kindness to a mere servant like myself?
guard: You haven't poisoned me yet, so that's one thing. I just haven't told you I appreciate your meals and demeaner lately, and I do
servant: Thank you, that is very kind of you. I don't receive many thanks around here. Now please, enjoy.
guard: I'm sure I will. Keep me company. So what does the King like to eat?
Summarize the dialogue | guard is hungry and wants to know what's going on at court. The servant doesn't have any news. The guard will eat the potato soup the servant has prepared. |
king: What about the experience troubles you?
noble: The fruit was over ripe and the color was off.
king: Strange, what could make a fairy do such a thing.
noble: I of course am not aware but I plan to get to the bottom of it. Dear King please tell me true...have you seen the villagers laugh at me? I think they are laughing at my leggings.
king: Well they are a bit different, why would you choose neon pink leggings with green polka dots.
noble: The merchant that sold them to me said they were the fashion and I thought they would look nice while walking in the courtyard.
king: I do believe he was simply trying to take advantage of you considering your status and wealth.
noble: Well I never...I will certainly have a stern word with the merchant after I have a stern word with the fairy food delivery.
king: I certainly would, taking a noble for a ride certainly is unreasonable.
Summarize the dialogue | noble is upset with the food delivery fairy. |
#Person1#: Have you been to Australia?
#Person2#: No, I haven't.
#Person1#: Would yon like to go there?
#Person2#: Yes. I'd love to go there. I'd really like to see the Great Barrier Reef. My friends tell me the fish there are incredible. | #Person2# would like to go to Australia. |
Hefin David AM: And the final question : there is a process a model for this which is Scotland What kind of lessons are being learned from the introduction of their curriculum ?
Kirsty Williams AM: So I think the first thing to realise is that our curriculum is not a copycat of the Scottish curriculum but it is always useful to reflect on how other systems have undertaken curriculum reform in their nation and to learn from any issues that have arisen So I think it is fair to say—and I spent time with some delegates from Scotland just this weekend at the Atlantic Rim Collaboratory conference that Wales hosted this year Unfortunately Minister Swinney was not able to attend at the very last minute because of Brexit preparedness work that he was involved in but certainly their teaching union and their equivalent of the EWC in Scotland joined us as well as representatives from the Scottish Government although not John himself and they were very frank about some of the challenges that they had faced in introducing their curriculum Part of that is about assessment and they had not really thought— They spent all their time thinking about content and spent no time at all thinking about assessment Assessment has been a crucial part of the process that we have been involved in Professional learning ensuring that the profession was properly prepared for the changes I think they would agree that that was not necessarily— The middle tier which they do not have to the— Well they have got local authorities and regions but whether they were truly engaged in what they were doing So I think we have learned— Although our curriculum is not a copycat as I said we have been able to learn from and we have had people who have been deeply involved in the Scottish experience as part of some of our curriculum and assessment groups and some of the advice that we have had in terms of developing coherence But Steve I do not know if— You speak to your Scottish colleagues quite a lot
Steve Davies: As I said they are very forthright in sharing their learning and I think one of the critical elements was the extent to which assessment was considered at the outset alongside the curriculum content So that was critical but we have embraced experts who were involved in that process who were part of our curriculum assessment group So they feed in throughout—not do not do this because Scotland has done it but they feed some of that learning into the system As the Minister said we had seven other countries from across the world giving us feedback and input over four days as to where we can continue to look at what we are doing but also checks and balances against some of their experiences with this area of reform | Hefin David AM asked about what lessons could be learned from the introduction of the Scotish curriculum. Kirsty Williams AM explained some of the challenges that they had faced in introducing their curriculum, including assessment and content, which had been a crucial part of the process. Also, professional learning, ensuring that the profession was properly prepared for the changes was an alert to the Welsh government. Steve Davies added that one of the critical elements was the extent to which assessment was considered at the outset alongside the curriculum content and it could be a fit for the new curriculum. |
troll: Thank you kind queen. I am a friendly troll and just want to be accepted by everyone. I hope the queendom sees me as a friend as well. Please do not judge me by my rough appearance.
bat queen: I do not judge solely based on appearance. It is within, that holds the true value of one's self.
troll: Thank you Queen. I knew the bats were a great race.
bat queen: As a token of my thanks, I offer you the Rock of Happiness and Strength. And from here on out, I will make sure that my bat Queendome will cause you no harm.
troll: Thank you queen. I will hold the rock in high esteem. Can you share any wisdom on how to get the humans to not be afraid of me?
bat queen: Yes. Just open your heart and be kind and true. It is the highest value. The humans will respond in kind. Do not lead with you appearance. It is happiness and virtue that will leave your legacy in tact.
troll: Thank you I will display the rock at the bridge to show the humans.
Summarize the dialogue | Troll wants to be accepted by everyone. The bat queen offers him the Rock of Happiness and Strength. Troll will display the rock at the bridge to show the humans. |
peasant: The view here sure is amazing!
soldier: Indeed it is, but may I ask what you are doing in a castle tower, peasant?
peasant: Just taking in the sights.
soldier: But this is a restricted area - only guests of the king allowed!
peasant: I see, apologies I had no idea.
soldier: How did you manage to slip by the guards at the entrance?
peasant: I didn't see any guards, or I would not have made it here.
soldier: Ah! I see enemy troops approaching in the distance!
peasant: What? How come?
soldier: The king has been warning us of an impending attack, and it seems to have come! Quick, we must warn the king!
peasant: Oh no! why did I have to come up here to look.
soldier: Quick - back to your home! You must warn the village to flee!
peasant: I will run as fast as I can!
Summarize the dialogue | peasant is in the castle tower by accident. Soldier warns him about the impending attack. Peasant will run back to the village to warn them. |
Agatha: have you finished reading my book?
Johnny: not yet
Agatha: I see | Johnny hasn't finished reading Agatha's book yet. |
murderer: I came to ask why you gave me my violent personality.Hurting people is all I do in life
gods: talk to me...what is it you would prefer to do with your life?
murderer: I would love to be an artist and create art as beautiful as these in the temple
gods: I see...hmmm....did you murder for love...or money?
murderer: I kill for anything.This is my favorite weapon
gods: You will no longer need this club...I have changed it into a paint brush...I touch your hand and decree that you will no longer be a murderer but will paint with bright colors the things you see around you now.
murderer: Thank you.By the way, Do you know where I can find people to kill?
gods: i see it is going to take more than a touch..here is my godly hug...go and murder NO MORE
murderer: It did not work/You are a worthless God!!
gods: Then to you I decree death...I have used this knife to murder YOU
murderer: Give me that knife before you hurt yourself!
Summarize the dialogue | gods changed the murderer's favorite weapon into a paint brush and gave him a hug. The murderer was angry and murdered gods. |
Evelina: Are you alive Paul?
Paul: Yes. Why? :-)
Evelina: Been trying to reach you the whole morning of your Facetime.
Paul: I had my doctor's appointment at 9 am. I have been feeling some weird stomach pain for the last couple of days.
Evelina: Oh, is no good. How come you haven't told me anything?
Paul: Didn't want to worry you.
Evelina: You should have told me. I could have helped you with something.
Paul: It was not that bad. I have been able to do everything, is just that I was feeling pretty weird. And I could not really at anything.
Evelina: And what did the doctor say?
Paul: He said that is probably some indigestion as I don't have any other symptoms. No fever, vomitting or anything.
Evelina: Ok, that's good. Did he give you any medicine or something?
Paul: He gave me some herbs mix and if that does not help me told me to come back and they will do an ultrasound.
Evelina: Ok. Have you already got the medicine?
Paul: No, not yet. I have been to a couple of pharmacies but they did not have it.
Evelina: Have you tired the one by the Mobil gas station? They are always pretty well equipped.
Paul: No. I haven't been there. Will stop by there in the afternoon.
Evelina: Let me know later if you bought it. If not I will look around too.
Paul: Thanks. I will let you know. And I really appreciate your care.
Evelina: No problem.
Paul: Will keep you posted.
Evelina: Ok. Sounds good. | Evelina tried to FaceTime Paul but Paul has a stomach ache and had to go to see a doctor. The doctor prescribed him some herbal medicine that is difficult to find. If that does not help his indigestion then he has to do an ultrasound. Evelina suggests him to go to a pharmacy by a gas station. |
#Person1#: Good morning, Star Airline. What can I do for you?
#Person2#: I'd like to confirm a reservation, please. My name is Wang Lin. My flight is KF98.
#Person1#: I see. You are leaving for Berlin on July 23rd with Mr. Smith, right?
#Person2#: What? I am afraid you have made a mistake, I am leaving on July 21st alone.
#Person1#: Isn't your family name Lin?
#Person2#: No. It is Wang.
#Person1#: I am sonry. So you are loaving on Duty 21st and your seat is in the business section.
#Person2#: That's right. Thank you. | Wang Lin calls Star Airlines to confirm a reservation. Wang is leaving on July 21st alone, by KF98. |
Frank: There's hardship in reading (and understanding) a 300 page manual :D
Josh: Write your own one.
Frank: Nevah!
Josh: Lazy writer!
Frank: I found the tutorial super helpful so I assumed that the manual would help me to get everything out of the zing.
Josh: Only casuals read manuals, truly hardcore people just click randomly on buttons hoping they'll achieve what they want!
Josh: That being said, I can't remember the last time I read a manual before working with a new software
Josh: I do look up stuff in manuals when I'm stuck with an option but I usually don't read them
Josh: Too lazy to do that!
Frank: Well, that's what I usually do. :D
Frank: But I did something manually yesterday and as I found out there's an easier way after googling a bit, I decided that manual it is. :D
Frank: I think Scrivener would be way more fun when starting a project straight in it!
Josh: That's just a hint that you should start a new project from scratch :P
Frank: Oh, the rest of my projects are WAY less refined atm. :D
Frank: Book 2 - 15 pages of notes.
Frank: Everything else 1-2 pages of notes per project.
Frank: Naturally I started from the biggest one. :D
Josh: Who wouldn't?
Frank: Anyhow, I like how ze zing will compose my project into proper novel form when I'm finished.
Frank: Also it seems to have GREAT script-writing tools.
Frank: So when I finally get to the movie project, it'll be easier to do.
Josh: The only question that remains is where to find the time to do all this?
Frank: I'll cut down my Desktop Dungeons time 50% and I should have enough time to finish a book per month. :D
Frank: I realized that I waste a ton of time playing some pointless flash games, etc.
Frank: Although Desktop Dungeons is a "proper" game. :D
Frank: Difficult as fuck but fun!
Josh: Objection! Playing games is not a waste of time! :P | Neither Frank nor Josh read the manuals before working with a new software. Frank has a few book projects drafted. Both Frank and Josh play computer games. Frank wants to limit gaming in favour of writing. Josh doesn't think playing games is a waste of time. |
Luke: so much fun today
Ken: Good wave ;) you had there
Summer: Totally, let's do the same tomorrow! | Luke, Ken and Summer went surfing today and enjoyed it. |
#Person1#: Would you like to go sightseeing tomorrow?
#Person2#: Not a bad idea.
#Person1#: What would you like to see in Beijing?
#Person2#: Well, let's see. I'd like to go to see the Summer Palace.
#Person1#: I'll pick you up here tomorrow. | #Person1# will bring #Person2# to go to Summer Palace in Beijing. |
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