Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker3: <file_photo>
Speaker3: Dear Speaker2 and Jamie, we wish you a wonderful Christmas - wherever you are going to celebrate it!
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Speaker2: Thank you my dear! From our Havana abode we are wishing you a lovely time with your family at Christmas!
Speaker2: Have you got some Xmas tree? Here in Cuba nobody celebrates Christmas, it seems. But a holiday flat opposite ours has some sort of Xmas decoration.
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Speaker3: My little Christmas tree, bought on the side of the road, made by Africans.
Speaker2: I think I like this tree very much!
Speaker3: :)) Bill is rather skeptical and says that its only good feature is that it will shed no needles. Will you be celebrating?
Speaker2: Not really. In fact we never do, apart from a few jokes about a Xmas dinner. In a country like this it is easy to forget it is Christmastide. We really don't care. I would still do something at home but don't bother while travelling. And you?
Speaker3: My daughter Laura and her hubby are coming down from Jo'burg, so I guess we'll have a grand Christmas meal. Bill loves preparing all these English things and Laura is quite mad about them too. I'll bake a proper south African sugarcane cake.
Speaker2: Never tried this one!
Speaker3: It's really a joke, more of a traditional name than anything. And too sweet to be enjoyed. Just a Xmas treat. Did you have traditional dishes in Poland, the ones your mother used to prepare for Christmas?
Speaker2: Oh yes, plenty! But I liked only few of them. I wish I could taste them again though. :( weep,weep..
Speaker3: Good old days of childhood... When I think about Howick in the days of my childhood and how it has changed for worse, it makes me cringe. Good that my mother didn't live long enough to experience all this deterioration. No good thoughts for Xmas.
Speaker2: But good to remember our loved ones!
Speaker3: Right you are. Speaker1: Happy Christmas to you both!
Speaker2: And a happy Christmas to you, dear Speaker3 and Bill! With kind regards to your family!
Speaker3: Thank you dear.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3 and Speaker2 wish each other a happy Christmas. Speaker2 and Jamie are spending Christmas in their Havana abode and they do not plan to celebrate. Speaker3 bought a Christmas tree. Speaker3's daughter Laura and her husband are coming from Johannesburg. Speaker3 and Bill will prepare a grand Christmas meal.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker4 has the keys to the apartment. Speaker3 wants to get them and go take a nap. Speaker4 is having lunch with some French people at La Cantina. Speaker4 is meeting them at the entrance to the conference hall at 2 pm. Speaker3 and Speaker2 might join them. They're meeting for the drinks in the evening.