Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hello Speaker2, so are you free 24-25 Feb?
Speaker2: what hours?
Speaker1: 9-20, but it might be longer...
Speaker2: I believe it is doable.
Speaker2: What do you need?
Speaker1: We're looking for an interpreter English-Italian-Polish for the Audio Video Show <file_other>
Speaker1: our guest is Italian and he can't speak English at all..
Speaker2: I see. 
Speaker1: You will have to help him to communicate with visitors and to give interviews. 
Speaker1: There will be lots of different TV channels.
Speaker1: Have you ever worked with TV?
Speaker2: yes, I've got some experience but I've never worked simultaneously only consecutively
Speaker2: Are you fine with that?
Speaker1: Yes, that's absolutely fine.
Speaker1: The most important thing when you work with the TV is to be relaxed, look good and to know sth about audio-video business in this case.
Speaker1: Tom told us that you've got experience in this field, right?
Speaker2: yes, that's true, but for sure I'm not a buff in the field.
Speaker1: Nobody expects that. 
Speaker1: I will send your contact details to our guest and he should call you today around 3pm, if that's okay with you.
Speaker1: then you can arrange the details.
Speaker2: Yes, perfect. 
Speaker2: Thank you.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 will help Speaker1 by doing the interpreter's work during Audio Video Show on 24-25 February. Speaker2 will support the non-English speaking Italian guest while communicating with visitors and journalists. The guest will receive Speaker2's contact details and call her around 3 p.m.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 will be late. Speaker2 will order pasta with salmon and basil for her.