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

For bus, for subway, everybodi dey look down for cell phone, iPad, or oda digital device. But e mean say more and more pipo dey read for digital way? According to di National Reading Survey, before di 17th World Reading Day on April 23, only 1.2 percent of Chinese pipo talk say dem dey read well well. But 38.6 percent talk say dem dey read for digital devices like cell phone and e-books. Dis one na 17.7 percent increase from 2010. Many experts dey talk about trend towards fragmented reading --reading many short messages or items for digital device like cell phone instead of one long text for book. Zhao Jianmin, wey be professor for Shanghai University, talk say fragmented reading na part of modern life. "Di fast pace of life dey make many pipo no get time to sit down read one whole book," he talk. "So making use of fragmented time to read dey sure to be trend." Fragmented reading get e advantages. Pipo fit enjoy plenty information, knowledge and entertainment for short time. Digital reading dey faster pass traditional deep reading. However, some experts dey fear say di trend of digital reading fit make pipo read for simple way. Xu Guosheng, for Chinese Academy of Press and Publication, talk say fragmented reading dey make am hard for pipo to think well well about wetin dem read. E also warn say fragmented reading fit make pipo lazy to remember facts because dem sabi say dem fit always just search for answers online. "Fragmented reading sometimes dey good, but no allow am take all your time," na wetin Tian Zhilng, one editor, suggest. E talk say e dey important to read quality books for deep way, and we suppose read for knowledge, for practical use and for pleasure. E suggest say make pipo choose easy books first, then move onto more difficult ones.

1. Who be di editor?
2. Wetin e suggest make pipo read first?
3. And then wetin?
4. How many Chinese pipo dey read plenty books?
5. How many dey read for digital devices?
6. How much dis percentage increase since 2010?
7. Wetin be fragmented?
8. Who be di professor?
9. Wia e dey?
10. Wia Xu dey work?
11. Wetin happun on April 23rd?``` <response>: 1. Tian Zhilng
2. Easy books
3. More difficult ones.
4. 1.2 percent.
5. 38.6 percent
6. 17.7 percent
7. reading short messages or items on a digital device
8. Zhao jianmin
9. Shanghai University
10. at a Chinese Academy of Press and Publication,
11. the 17th World Reading Day

Translation: 
1. Tian Zhilng
2. Simple books
3. Books wey hard pass.
4. 1.2 percent.
5. 38.6 percent
6. 17.7 percent
7. Reading short messages or items for digital device
8. Zhao jianmin
9. Shanghai University
10. For Chinese Academy of Press and Publication,
11. The 17th World Reading Day 