Oscar: Hi! I've heard that your sister speaks German fluently. Is this true?
Oscar: Is she looking for a job?
Oscar: I have a language school and right now I am desperately looking for a German teacher.
Emma: She does, but I'm not sure if she's ready to go back to work. She has recently given birth to her daughter and as far as I know she would like to spend some time at home with the baby.
Emma: But I will call her and let you know.
Oscar: Ok, thanks!
Oscar: Tell your sister congratulations! :-)
Emma: Laura said that she is not ready to leave Olivia with a babysitter, but she reminded me that we have a friend, who has a major in German.
Emma: Give me a second, I will try to contact her.
Oscar: What did she say?
Emma: Janice is interested, but she wants to talk to you on her own.
Emma: I gave her your phone number, I hope you don't mind it.
Oscar: Emma, you're a godsent!!! :-) Thanks!
Oscar: I was getting really desperate. You can't imagine how hard it is to find a German teacher in this town.
Emma: You're welcome. :)
Emma: Oh, really? I thought it is a rather popular profession.
Oscar: Well, it turned out it is not. I've been looking for a German teacher since June!
Emma: Then I'm happy that you've found one (potentially, of course). :)
Oscar: Once again thank you for all your help!
Emma: And once again: you're welcome, Oscar! :)
Oscar has a language school and needs to hire a German teacher.  Emma's sister speaks German, but she is not interested in this job offer as she has recently given birth. She has a friend to recommend. Referred girl is interested and will speak with Oscar on her own.