Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: <file_video>
Speaker1: Lovely Speaker2, thank you for a beautiful message!
Speaker2: Good morning! How is life?
Speaker1: I'm very happy to be in J'burg with my daughter, but it's soooo cold here. I'm not used to it. How are you?
Speaker2: How lovely for you to be with them!  Has she got a big family of her own?
Speaker2: I know how nasty the cold weather can be. One just cannot get used to it. I hate it too!
Speaker1: Sarah is married but struggling to fall pregnant. So sad. It's just the two of them here.
Speaker2: So sorry to hear that. How old is she?
Speaker1: 36 so the time is running out.
Speaker2: I do believe in medicine, with all these rapid advancements. And surely in ZA we've got access to the latest.
Speaker1: Theoretically. It's also a question of means. They're alright, Sarah and Ton, but there's a limit to their spending. And of course we can hardly help.
Speaker2: You're right. One praises the latest developments in medicine and forgets that it's only precious few who benefit from them.
Speaker1: And yet sometimes no money can buy good health.
Speaker2: Even the richest die one day. Even young. A slim consolation though. Enough! So you are enjoying your time with them, I suppose?
Speaker1: Very much so!
Speaker2: Keep it up! Love and hugs!
Speaker1: Love and hugs to you both!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is in Johannesburg with her daughter and son-in-law which she enjoys a lot. It's cold in Johannesburg. Speaker1's daughter has problems getting pregnant and she and her husband cannot afford every kind of fertility treatment.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker4, Speaker2, Speaker1 and others are going on a research trip to Swazi. The name of the country was changed last year and it's now Eswatini.