Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi man, how's life?
Speaker2: Pretty good, work's going well, and Aisha is pregnant!
Speaker1: Wow! Congrats man, so pleased for you!
Speaker2: Thanks, we thought it would never happen, we've been married 9 years and were giving up hope.
Speaker1: Well, I am delighted for you both, I'll tell Sheila about it, we can go out for dinner to celebrate!
Speaker2: Sounds great, man! How's the shop going?
Speaker1: Yeah, just taken on two new staff, two kids from college, they are pretty good so far.
Speaker2: Problem is when they go to Uni you'll be left high and dry!
Speaker1: Bugger! Didn't think of that, well, they are 16 and 17, so a couple of years left yet, then I'll have to look for someone a bit more permanent.
Speaker2: Sheila fancy going back full-time?
Speaker1: Nah, she's pissed off with stinking of fish and chips all the time, hates the place, frankly!
Speaker2: Well you can't hate plaice if you're in a chippy!
Speaker1: 😆 What a comedian!
Speaker2: You know Aisha would love to come back, but she's got bigger fish to fry!
Speaker1: Oh, my sides are splitting! Well, I imagine the Land Registry plays a bit better than I used to, more maternity leave too.
Speaker2: You're right there. Well, best go, let's sort that meal out ASAP.
Speaker1: I'll tell Sheila and get back to you soon. See ya!
Speaker2: See you man!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Aisha are expecting a baby. They will go out for dinner with Speaker1 and Sheila to celebrate. Speaker1 has taken 2 college students to help out around his shop but will have to look for someone permanent in a couple of years. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Miro speaks Albanian with his parents. His family left Albania illegally in 1990s.