Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hello dear ladies!
Speaker1: What do you think I should buy to my 4 year old niece?
Speaker1: You know, Christmas time is coming and I really have no idea what would be a good present...
Speaker3: Oooh, how sweet!
Speaker3: It won't be a very innovative idea but did how about some jigsaw puzzle?
Speaker1: I'm not sure if a 4 year old child can do the puzzles... Isn't that too difficult for such a little creature?
Speaker3: Hahahaha you're being silly!
Speaker3: There're different levels of difficulty, I think you could find some puzzles for even younger 'creatures' :)
Speaker2: True! Last year I bought jigsaw puzzles for my 3 year old nephew.
Speaker2: Those were big pieces and the child was doing pretty well with matching them!
Speaker3: You see, Speaker1? If there was something like that for a 3 year old, you don't have to worry.
Speaker1: I see...
Speaker2: Or maybe...
Speaker2: How much are you planning to spend on this present?
Speaker1: Like 30 bucks or so
Speaker2: Because I've got another idea!
Speaker2: Listen, at the age of 4 children actually start to learn the alphabet in preschool.
Speaker2: And last time I've been searching for something on eBay, I've come across an auction offering whiteboard with marker pens and plastic letters with magnet.
Speaker2: The whiteboard's dimensions were 90 cm and 60 cm, if I remember well. Total cost 25 bucks, so it'd fit your budget! :)
Speaker2: What do you think?
Speaker1: Wow, the idea is perfect!
Speaker1: And I could hang the whiteboard on the wall, so it wouldn't require any space on the floor.
Speaker3: I like the idea too. There's always this annoying problem with the kids writing on the wall...
Speaker3: So having that thing on the wall they could be doing it without consequence!
Speaker1: Speaker2, you're a genious!
Speaker1: I'm super happy I've asked you guys, thanks!!
Speaker2: That's nothing, I feel fantastic every time I can help :))
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is looking for recommendations for a Christmas present for his 4-year-old niece. Speaker3 suggests a jigsaw puzzle. Speaker2 suggests a whiteboard, marker pens and letter magnets to help the niece learn the alphabet. Speaker1 likes the idea a lot.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 want to start packing today as they won't have time tomorrow. They need warm clothes for the girls so Speaker2's parents could take them to the forest. Speaker2 and Speaker1 want to spend some time alone. They will have a quick bite before their leave. Speaker1 will be home around 6.