Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: hi Speaker1, are you at the uni today?
Speaker1: Yup.
Speaker2: I have the flu. I think I won't be able to get out of bed today. Could you let prof. Simons know that I am sick?
Speaker1: Sure! You're sure it's the flu? Most people who think they have the flu usually just have a cold. 
Speaker2: I don't know. I have sore throat, and sneezing.
Speaker1: With the flu you would run a high fever.
Speaker2: Luckily, I don't have it.
Speaker1: When did it start? Symptoms of the flu tend to come on abruptly.
Speaker2: Hmm, actually I've been feeling bad for a few days. Today it became much worse.
Speaker1: I think it's just a cold. What doesn't change the fact that you should stay home.
Speaker2: I think so.
Speaker1: I think you work too much. You need some rest. Possibly, your organism is rebelling against your workaholism.
Speaker2: Haha, that may be true. It's embarrassing that even you noticed it.
Speaker1: Sure Speaker2, everybody can see it. You're way too serious about the stuff.
Speaker2: I'll think about it. Thanks. 
Speaker1: No problem. And don't worry about prof. Simons, I'll talk to him.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 has a flu but Speaker1 reckons it's just a cold. Speaker2 should stay at home. Speaker1 thinks Speaker2 is a workaholic. Speaker1 will talk to prof. Simons.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Miro speaks Albanian with his parents. His family left Albania illegally in 1990s.