 
 <prompt> text: ```Pali na one Prakrit language wey dey come from Indian subcontinent. People dey study am well well because na di language wey plenty of di earliest literature of Buddhism dey write for am as dem gather am for di "Pāli Canon" or "Tipiṭaka" and na di sacred language of some religious texts of Hinduism and all texts of "Theravāda" Buddhism.

Dem dey use di word Pali as name for di language of di Theravada canon. According to di Pali Text Society's Dictionary, di word dey come from commentarial traditions, where "Pāli" (as di original text wey dem quote) dey different from di commentary or vernacular translation wey follow am for di manuscript. Because of dis, di name of di language don cause debate among scholars of all ages; di spelling of di name dey vary too, as some dey write am with long "ā" and short "a", and also with either retroflex or non-retroflex "l" sound. Both di long ā and retroflex ḷ dey for di ISO 15919/ALA-LC rendering, Pāḷi; but till today, no single, standard spelling of di term dey, and all four possible spellings fit dey for textbooks. R. C. Childers translate di word as "series" and talk say di language "carry the title because of how perfect di grammatical structure be".

Now, provide a numbered list of answers to these questions:

1. Wetin be di kind of dialect wey dem dey talk about?
2. Wetin dem dey use am for?
3. Where e dey come from?
4. Any books wey you fit see am inside?
5. Like which ones?
6. Any other ones?
7. Like which ones?
8. Any specific religions wey dey use am?
9. Like which ones?
10. Who talk say e come from commentary tradition?
11. All academics dey agree about di naming?
12. Wetin about how e dey spell?
13. How many ways dem dey spell am?
14. Wetin be two differences?
15. You sabi any other differences?
16. Wetin be dem?
17. Who dey offer an alternate render of am?
18. Any person wey dey name am different too?
19. Wetin be di naming wey e give am?
20. Wetin e talk about di dialect?``` <response>: ```1. Pali
2. di sacred language of some religious texts
3. di Indian subcontinent
4. Yes
5. di "Pāli Canon"
6. Yes
7. "Tipiṭaka"
8. Yes
9. Hinduism
10. di Pali Text Society's Dictionary
11. No
12. di spelling of di name fit dey different
13. Four
14. both long "ā" and short "a" fit dey
15. Yes
16. either a retroflex or non-retroflex "l" sound
17. di ISO 15919/ALA-LC
18. R. C. Childers
19. e translate di word as "series"
20. e get di epithet sake of di perfection of its grammatical structure``` 