 
 <prompt> text: ```Read di tori and ansa di kweshons.

Jay Kohl, one American student, post one online advert two weeks ago dey search for one Chinese family wey e go fit stay with so e fit learn di language and culture. "I be clean, non-smoking, and warm-hearted American man wey dey find homestay for Wudaokou area to improve my Chinese language skills," e write. "I dey ready to offer help with English tutoring and even fit help you with applying for foreign universities." E never see suitable home yet. "Most of di families wey contact me dey look like say dem dey interested for doing business instead of cultural exchange," e talk. "I think say I fit get to rent one apartment for di end." Kohl no be di only foreigner wey dey find am hard to find homestay for Beijing. Michael Benson, wey wan come Beijing for September, don also face di same problem. Why e dey hard to find homestay family? Beijing Today _ one Chinese teacher, Jessie Xi, wey don dey teach foreign students for di University of International Business and Economics for more than six years. Xi don accept many homestays, and from her own experience and wetin dem don tell am, e talk say na four major problems visitors fit see when dem dey apply for homestays. Problem 1:Having too high expectation for language improvement. Problem 2: Considering oneself as a guest instead of a family member. Problem 3: Not making clear wetin di family rules be beforehand. Problem 4; Overly high demands for di living environment.

1. Where Jay from?
2. Wetin be di type of family e wan stay with?
3. E dirty?
4. E dey smoke?
5. Wetin be Jay last name?
6. How long ago e post di ad?
7. Where e post am?
8. Wetin area e wan find family for?
9. Jay na woman?
10. Wetin type of skills e wan improve?
11. Wetin type of universities e dey ready to help di family apply for?
12. Wetin di families wey contact am dey seem more interested in?
13. Wetin many foreigners dey find am hard to find for Beijing?
14. Wetin type of tutoring Jay dey ready to offer help with?
15. Wetin type of teacher Jessie be?
16. How many years e don dey teach?
17. For which university?
18. Wetin type of expectation fit dey too high?
19. Wetin Jay never see suitable?``` <response>: ```1. America
2. Chinese
3. No
4. No
5. Kohl
6. two weeks ago
7. online
8. the Wudaokou area
9. no
10. im Chinese language skills
11. foreign universities.
12. doing business
13. Having too high expectation for language improvement, Considering themselves as guests instead of a family member, not making clear wetin family rules be beforehand and overly high demands for the living environment.
14. English tutoring
15. a Chinese teacher
16. more than six years
17. for University of International Business and Economics
18. language improvement
19. a suitable home.``` 