Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hey sis, can I ask you a question?
Speaker1: Sure! Bring it on!
Speaker2: Do you remember a guy that hit on you on Oscar's birthday party?
Speaker1: This tall handsome blonde guy? Yeah. I would definitely let him take me to dinner if I hadn't been engaged :)
Speaker1: What's up with him?
Speaker2: He's very keen on me I think.
Speaker2: We are talking on messenger all the time.
Speaker2: He's cute and I really enjoy talking to him.
Speaker1: That's great! What is he like? Smart and handsome or handsome but empty inside?
Speaker2: I have never enjoyed chatting with someone as much as with him. We're exchanging some interesting stuff about space and planets and I think I want to go out with him. What should I do?
Speaker1: Hahah! Hit it! Make hay while the sun shines!
Speaker2: Thanks for support :)
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is not sure whether to go out with a boy she is texting all the time. Speaker1 tells her to do it.
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.