Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi Speaker2, hope you're doing well. Any time now to take on a new commission?
Speaker2: Hi Speaker1, great to hear from you. What is it?
Speaker1: Basically editing a translation into English but will requite some vocab search.
Speaker2: What sort of text is it?
Speaker1: <file_other>
Speaker1: just a sample of the text; an essay sort of writing; art history, architecture, renaissance Italy
Speaker2: Up my street. Details?
Speaker1: 19,3987 characters, deadline March 12th. Your fee should consider the length of the text. They say.
Speaker2: no negotiating here, 1,20 pqw
Speaker1: I'll get back to you asap
Speaker1: confirmed
Speaker2: thanks Speaker1
Speaker1: <file_other> one signed copy to be sent back to me
Speaker1: <file_other>
Speaker1: you'll invoice them directly, details later
Speaker2: thank you Speaker1
Speaker1: welcome
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 gets a new commission from Speaker1. It's editing a translation into English about art history, architecture, Renaissance in Italy. It's 19,3987 characters, deadline March 12th. Speaker2's fee is 1.20 pqw. Speaker2 will send a signed copy to Speaker1 an directly invoice the client.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3, Speaker1, Speaker2 and Speaker4 discuss their holiday plans. Speaker1 would like to go to Asia, others will think if they can join. The friends will meet tomorrow at 8 pm to discuss that. 