Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker4: I've just been to the most amazing salsa lesson! You should regret ditching me :P
Speaker3: Come on Nat, we didn't ditch you, I was just busy ;)
Speaker2: If having a flu is ditching someone, then yes, I definitely ditched you
Speaker1: Tell me more about the salsa :>
Speaker4: The teacher's amazing! She's so talented, plays great music and really can teach. Even I picked up on something - first classes!
Speaker1: Sounds great, when are the classes?
Speaker4: Twice a week, Wednesday and Saturday
Speaker3: What time at Saturday?
Speaker4: 11 - I can't wait, I'm so excited!
Speaker1: I'd like to come if you're saying it's so great, but Saturday at 11 may be tricky, especially after a night out
Speaker2: Well, if you stay up until 6, then yes, but you don't have to ;)
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker4 went to a salsa lesson which she really enjoyed. She will attend classes every Wednesday and Saturday. Her friend may join her.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker4 is not coming to the party because her daughter is ill. She is going to see a doctor with her. Speaker2 and Speaker1 send kisses to the kid.