Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: I'm going tomorrow to the north
Speaker3: Porto?
Speaker4: nice, will you visit us?
Speaker2: I'm going to Viana do Castelo, so I will only go through Porto
Speaker1: so you should visit me and my wife in Viana
Speaker2: I'd love to
Speaker1: would you like to come for lunch?
Speaker2: I should arrive around midday, I have some meeting at 3p.m. so lunch would be really nice
Speaker1: great! She will be happy
Speaker1: Just don't be stressed, she doesn't speak English very well
Speaker2: we can speak Portuguese of course
Speaker1: so you speak Portuguese now?
Speaker2: I've had a teacher for the last 10 months, so I can speak a bit already
Speaker4: why won't you stop by for a dinner in Porto?
Speaker4: you could even stay overnight at our place and come back to Lisbon on Saturday
Speaker4: or even stay over the weekend!
Speaker2: Nice idea, but I'll talk to Sara first
Speaker2: she wanted to spend the weekend together
Speaker4: so make her come here as well, I know she likes Porto
Speaker2: she does indeed
Speaker2: I'll let you know later
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2's going to Viana do Castelo. On his way he'll meet Speaker1 and his wife for lunch. Speaker2 and his wife learnt to speak Portuguese. Speaker4 wants them to stay for the weekend in Porto. Speaker2 will ask Sara about this.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 notice Wendy got prettier. Speaker1 wants to hit on her, but she's with Jerry. He'll try anyway.