Write a dialogue between two friends one day trip at museum
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Babli : I am fine. Thank you. How are you?
Aysha : I am also fine, thank you. I haven’t seen you for a few days. Where have you been?
Babli : I have been to Savar to pay a visit to the Natioanl Memorial.
Aysha : That’s great! I haven’t gone there yet. But I want to go. Please tell me something about it.
Babli : The Memorial is really beautiful. It’s more beautiful than we see on TV.
Aysha : I heard that there are some graves beside the monument?
Babli : You are right. The martyred freedom fighters are buried beside the monument. There is also a beautiful mosque and a library inside the complex. I forgot to tell you that the entire area is huge.
Aysha : What about the pool that we see on TV?
Babli : Yes, there is a long pool in front of the Memorial. It has increased the beauty of the Memorial.
Aysha : What more you saw?
Babli : The entire complex is used as a park also. People use to come here for passing their free time. Since it is beside the main road, visitors can visit the place very easily.
Aysha : Is it true that there is a museum?
Babli : Actually there is no museum but the govt. has a plan to make a museum here.
Aysha : I see.
Babli : When I entered into the complex, I felt a sort of peace in my mind. I expressed my felicitation to the brave sons of Bangladesh for their contribution to make us free.
Aysha : Would that I could go there!
Babli : Try to make a trip. It will be a great memory in your life. Oh Ayesha, I have to go now. See you later.
Aysha : Bye.
Babli : Bye
Answer:
Titu - Hello Saemer, How are you?
Sameer - Hi titu. I am fine. Thank you. How are you?
Titu - I am also fine ; Thank you. Don't you feel that yesterday's trip to National museum of Nepal was worthy and interesting.
Sameer - Of course! Why not. The trip made me more curious about nationwide archaeological works and history.
Titu - Yeah. The monuments inside the museum serves to relive the battles fought on the grounds of Nepal.
Sameer - Not only that, it portrays the past and present traditions of the people of Nepal. Inside the museum, Mostly what would you prefer to visit or watch?
Titu - I would mostly prefer to see the collection of historical artworks (sculptures and paintings). The 9th century Buddha from Bhinchhe Bahal, Patan and 10th century Garudasana Bishnu from Hyumat tole, Kathmandu - Received from a Los Angeles based art-collector - were amazing.
Sameer - Yeah, They were mesmerizing. But I love to visit the gallery where historical weapons used in the wars in the 18th-19th century were displayed. Furthermore, statues, printings and old coins were also amazing.
Titu - You're right. The trip was really ineffable.
Sameer - Oh no! I am being late to attend my piano class. I have to go now. See you later.
Titu - Bye.
Sameer - Bye.
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