Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: How's your French?
Speaker1: So-so. I did get a TEFL in my gap year.
Speaker2: Very funny. Only we have Monsieur Lafayette and his team coming today. I need someone on our team who can help if there are any misunderstandings.
Speaker1: Try Pete. He did an A-level and spent six months out there one time. I think his French is pretty good.
Speaker2: He told me he spent that time just drinking wine with expats, but OK, I'll give him a go.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Monsieur Lafayette and his team are coming today, so Speaker2 needs someone who speaks French. Speaker1's French is so-so, though she got a TEFL in her gap year. Following her advice, Speaker2 will ask Pete for help. Pete did an A-level and spent six months in France.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 told her brother in the group chatting room that what he had said was wrong. Speaker2 thinks that he got out of it because he became angry, as he is short-tempered. Speaker1 refuses to apologise and invite him again, since she feels that she is not the one to be blamed but him.