Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hola! How are you Speaker2?
Speaker2: Buenos Dias Speaker1! What can I do for you?
Speaker1: I wondered what she wanted us to do for tomorrow's lesson, I forgot to write it in my planner.
Speaker2: Well, Speaker1 I was also a bit confused myself! I think it was to explain where the different places in the town were, using the directions.
Speaker1: Wasn't there something else, a test maybe?
Speaker2: Oh, yes! We had to learn the various places in the town, I think.
Speaker1: Well, that's plenty to be getting on with! Wish I could speak Spanish as well as you, mind, Speaker2!
Speaker2: Considering we've had our villa for 25 years, it's not too good, Speaker1! You are so good at remembering vocab, though.
Speaker1: I enjoy it, keeps me on my toes!
Speaker2: Did Maria say anything about the end of term get together, do you know?
Speaker1: Oh yes, it was before you arrived, I think. We were chatting about going to La Mancha on the 10th of July, for lunch. Can you come?
Speaker2: Yes, it's a few days before we go away for 2 months. I've heard the tapas are amazing! My hairdresser was telling me about it.
Speaker1: Good, glad you're going, I'll have someone to chat to! You a fan of vino Blanco or tinto?
Speaker2: Ooh, red is my tipple. Martin loves a nice dry white. 
Speaker1: OK, stuff to do. See you on Thursday!
Speaker2: I'll be there! Adios.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval For tomorrow's Spanish lesson Speaker2 and Speaker1 have to prepare homework and learn the names of places in their town for the test. Speaker1 and Speaker2 are going to attend the end-of-term get-together in La Mancha on July 10th. After that Speaker2 goes away for 2 months.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is going to watch Deadpool 2 with his fellows and Speaker3 will join them.