Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi! I've heard that your sister speaks German fluently. Is this true?
Speaker1: Is she looking for a job?
Speaker1: I have a language school and right now I am desperately looking for a German teacher.
Speaker2: She does, but I'm not sure if she's ready to go back to work. She has recently given birth to her daughter and as far as I know she would like to spend some time at home with the baby.
Speaker2: But I will call her and let you know.
Speaker1: Ok, thanks!
Speaker1: Tell your sister congratulations! :-)
Speaker2: Laura said that she is not ready to leave Olivia with a babysitter, but she reminded me that we have a friend, who has a major in German.
Speaker2: Give me a second, I will try to contact her.
Speaker1: What did she say?
Speaker2: Janice is interested, but she wants to talk to you on her own.
Speaker2: I gave her your phone number, I hope you don't mind it.
Speaker1: Speaker2, you're a godsent!!! :-) Thanks!
Speaker1: I was getting really desperate. You can't imagine how hard it is to find a German teacher in this town.
Speaker2: You're welcome. :)
Speaker2: Oh, really? I thought it is a rather popular profession.
Speaker1: Well, it turned out it is not. I've been looking for a German teacher since June!
Speaker2: Then I'm happy that you've found one (potentially, of course). :)
Speaker1: Once again thank you for all your help!
Speaker2: Speaker3: you're welcome, Speaker1! :)
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 has a language school and needs to hire a German teacher.  Speaker2's sister speaks German, but she is not interested in this job offer as she has recently given birth. She has a friend to recommend. Referred girl is interested and will speak with Speaker1 on her own.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3's mom passed away this morning. Speaker1 and Speaker2 are showing their support to Speaker3.