Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: So what's embroi-something?
Speaker1: And what's the verb?!
Speaker2: Embroidery. Speaker3: embroider.
Speaker2: That's completely different from sewing. 
Speaker1: How come?
Speaker2: Well, imagine you have a clean, white piece of material. Like table linen, right?
Speaker1: Ok.
Speaker2: U imagine something you want to draw on it and then take a pencil and draw it.
Speaker1: Bt that's destroying it!
Speaker2: Not so fast! After you've finished with the drawing you take some fibre and threads and start embroidering!
Speaker1: And that's how you get a nice pattern on table linen?
Speaker2: Ofc. Sure, you can buy something machine-made, but making ur own is far more satisfying!
Speaker1: I'm quite sure it is. So how long does it take you?
Speaker2: Depends on the size and material.
Speaker1: Well, usually. Nothing special.
Speaker2: More or less 3 months.
Speaker1: 3 months?!
Speaker2: Yeah. If I had more time, probably faster, bt u know work, friends, housework and stuff.
Speaker1: Right! Forgot about the stuff. ;)
Speaker2: If you want me to embroider something 4 u someday, don't mock me :P
Speaker1: What would u make 4 me? :) curious!
Speaker2: What do you want?
Speaker1: Oh, a small cloth I could put on the table.
Speaker2: Done. 
Speaker1: Will it have ur monogram on it?
Speaker2: Never thought of that! Gr8 idea!
Speaker1: Glad to have been of help :)
Speaker2: Any wishes as to the pattern?
Speaker1: Nah. Ur the expert! U choose :)
Speaker2: Sure will ;)
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 will embroider a small table cloth with a monogram on it for Speaker1. Speaker2 will choose the pattern.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 helped Speaker3 with correct pronunciation of "Natal lily".