Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker4: Where are you now?
Speaker3: in Tunis
Speaker4: how is it there, what's the weather?
Speaker2: it's rained last 2 days, it's not hot, but warm enough
Speaker4: even at night?
Speaker2: nights can be very unpleasant
Speaker4: what are your plans for the next days?
Speaker1: I'm trying to convince them to go to Algeria
Speaker4: is it safe?
Speaker3: exactly this is the point, we don't know how (un)safe it is
Speaker1: I think it cannot be worse than Tunisia
Speaker1: and we would just go to Algiers, and we're in a group
Speaker1: I've read a lot about the situation there recently
Speaker1: cities are very safe. One should only avoid traveling alone to small villages
Speaker1: <file_other>
Speaker4: doesn't seem very bad
Speaker3: ok, we will think about it
Speaker2: the problem is that we don't have that much time left
Speaker4: Anyway, I really envy you this trip
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3 and Speaker2 are in Tunis. Although it rained there it's not cold. Speaker1 suggests Speaker3 and Speaker2 could visit Algeria next. She states that it's safer than Tunisia. She wants to meet in Algiers. Speaker3 and Speaker2 will consider it, but they have little time. Speaker4 envies them the journey.   
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is at school in front of the door. Speaker3's rooms is 112 and his class is class 3. The same goes for Hugo and Charles. The building is big and has a big garden. The meeting is about to start.