Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: do you want to go to a movie? 😊
Speaker2: why not? when? 😉
Speaker1: on Wednesday or on the weekend? it’s up to you
Speaker2: maybe Wednesday? the tickets will be cheaper
Speaker1: OK 😉 Bohemian Rhapsody or Suspiria?
Speaker2: tough choice 😕 which has the higher rating on rotten?
Speaker1: it’s a tie, both have about 60%
Speaker2: so maybe we can see both? 😀
Speaker1: that’s… not a bad idea^^ but are we bringing snacks with us or are we buying them at the cinema?
Speaker1: <file_photo>
Speaker2: we should bring some popcorn… the one they’re selling is disgusting, but we’re definitely buying nachos! 😀
Speaker1: OK, deal 😊 so do you want seats with the farthest distance from the screen or somewhere in the middle?
Speaker2: middle?
Speaker1: ok, done. they’ve sent me the tickets by email
Speaker1: <file_photo>
Speaker2: don’t forget to charge your phone 😀
Speaker1: yeah, like the last time
Speaker2: I remember
Speaker1: I know 😀
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 and Speaker2 are going to the cinema to see both Bohemian Rhapsody and Suspiria. They will bring popcorn and buy nachos. Speaker1 bought tickets in the middle.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2's language is Telugu, which is spoken in south east India. It has nearly 90 million speakers; it's written left to right; it's based on Brahmin script. Teluguland has 23 provinces. It's quite poor. "Anna" means "elder brother" and Thammu or Thammadu - "younger brother". Speaker3's 55, Speaker2's 35.